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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 31, 1945

Page

4

Main Roads Principle and Local Financing Debate

Malanda October 8 The Shire Council discusses main roads funding under the Main Roads Act of 1920 and the development of state and local road projects. TheTreasurer’s letter and council debate cover repayment, grants, and a shift toward provincial control, with figures showing local liability and annual repayments and noting improvements in road construction and machinery access.

Malanda Excham Comei Pot Horne Cieied Rosie Acreaners Cat Mageye Ross Joes Sethor Benefthf Facham Shire Chunell Courell Hye Mall Netlonafimstion

British Military Government in Germany Manages Displaced Persons Fate

British Military Government in Germany has humanised the fate of displaced persons. They are moved to work as laborers, housed in barracks, and provided limited welfare while awaiting repatriation. Food rations, entertainment, and basic comforts are offered as authorities manage a vast postwar displacement across zones occupied by British forces. Many Russians Greeks Czechs French Belgians Dutch and others have been repatriated or moved through transit centres as numbers decline.

Vaznot Ruhr Uae Papacy Ie ‘Rugodlay Nationale

Polish Communities and Repatriation Challenges Addressed

The article discusses Polish communities in Germany, noting varied employment to avoid idleness and the difficulty of repatriation for those who married German nationals. It covers unaccompanied children, language loss, and British government adoption efforts, while camps re christen children and classify them as state wards. The text highlights wartime displacement, parental search, and the heavy workload on authorities.

Germany Cary Towo

Displaced Persons Aid Efforts Amid War Strife

The Welsh Division and British formations work to restore homes and reunite families for displaced people. Officers handle the task with extraordinary resource, sending welfare postcards to relatives in France Belgium Netherlands Italy and seeking to extend to Czechoslovakia United States Yugoslavia Greece Bulgaria and Romania.

Bart Wimbers Munrage Bourg Disperson Nomere France Belgium Netherlands Italy Czechaslovakia Bale Stites Nor Yas Poland Jugoslavis Greece Bulgaria Rumania

Pimply Skin Of The Anemic Girl Theme

A garbled OCR fragment references a girl described as anemic with pimply skin and mentions names, places, and nonsensical phrases. The readable bits suggest a period style observation or narrative but lack coherent facts, dates, or clear events to summarize further. The piece appears to be an incomplete, damaged excerpt with scattered proper nouns.

Fourth Victory Loan drive stirs town amid debate on quotas

Residents discuss the Fourth Victory Loan with volunteers visiting the town to urge deposits, while a young girl and Mum Hart of a local chicken farm observe the scene. The narrator questions how pay envelopes should fund the war effort as skepticism grows about meeting quotas and the impact on returning service members.

Mum Hart Ake Tali Tabing Slattery

Atherton RSL Meeting Endorses League Appeal Support

October 29 meeting of the Atherton RSL discussed fundraising for the League Appeal with a subscription to be handled by the Finance Committee. The executive was urged to back Towle Lane repairs and a North Queensland centre. Junior Auxiliary formed to assist veterans and families. Red Cross supply for soldiers in hospital discussed. plans for Christmas treat for dependents. members urged to attend a memorial ceremony.

Towle North Queensland Fitchett Anaione Saylor Townville Red Cross Society Dietriiutina Nevers G. Payve Brush Gas Weadery Leslie Wilton Jonkirr HH Cull

Mareeba Notes and Community Events Summary

Mareeba notes report September financials for local bodies with receipts and expenses, plus 148 cases attended and 980 miles of transport. A rest room party featured Miss Mary Banke and Mr N Callaghar with a presentation by the Mareeba Sartvty Society. Presbyterian Women’s Guild minutes note a November meeting and a guest, with a wartime item about an armament gift and a Japanese machine gun presentation plan for Mareeba.

N_ Parker Sepembera Ascaen Transportr Abibuilance Mary Banke N. Callaghar Joan Ke Pest Ant Fringe Maresbe Sart Vty Society Rssatla RE Lenser Ralph W. Wt Sunme R5satla Arnold Supwen Presbyteriak Women's Guild

Remarkable 70ft motor coach dominates transport scene

A British New Zealand venture unveils a colossal 70 foot articulated land vehicle carrying 44 passengers plus 14 reserve due to a coupled tractor trailer unit. Powered by a 150 hp oil engine, it travels with luggage, food, and emergency rations for a 1300 mile desert route.

Sar Nairm Brox Nenger One Orient WweiKh Ing Wong Mabbairive Dama Durise Noles Tiga Naira Bros Baghdad

Army Training Signals Collapse in Allied Corps Course

About six hundred men in the Australian Army signal corps receive an intensive training in modern military communications. The program covers wireless, telegraphy, carrier systems, and long-range radio tables to prepare for postings with the forces, aiming to match world best practices. Many trainees join from civilian life, hoping to apply new skills across varied posts in peacetime and war.

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Ignition tester shown as war needs push motor service

A Dunlop Bulletin report describes a new ignition testing system used in tank engines during war work. The device quickly reveals ignition faults by displaying spark and waveform on a cathode ray tube, allowing rapid diagnosis. If adopted widely, it could soon become standard in motor service shops.

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