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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1946
Page
5
Fragmented text outlines timber as a key resource with discussion of timber sites, forestry research, and potential industrial training. Mentions organizations, scholars, and plans for timber education and national development. Notes emphasis on forestry science, production, and related industries to boost national wealth.
Fragmented OCR text presents a damaged naval or shipbuilding note with scattered phrases about laminated ship’s keels, urgent problem notes, and unrelated garbled words. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or locations are decipherable. context suggests a technical memo or incident note in progress.
The Australian banking exchange table lists buying and selling rates for various currencies with the Bank of New South Wales. Rates cover pounds, dollars, and other foreign units, showing buying and selling margins and noting some currencies as unquoted or subject to alteration.
Fragmented text describes leadership change at the National Steel Board London and outlines historic laminated wood technology, resin bonded wood, and prewar processes. Mentions Archibold Frnney Mae, Wilmot, and development of water ales with a strength proator and vessel construction advances.
New York Friday science reveals the slot machine robs players with a 25 to 50 percent take. Professor Philp Fox of University of Ireland built a lab machine and studied 100000 plays showing jackpots are rare and long runs favor the house. He notes players chase luck, often misreading patterns, while the machine’s design ensures continuous gains for owners.
The speakerfronted rally notes urging tax cuts to spur production and cheaper goods while criticizing wartime restrictions. Emphasis on women’s wartime service, endorsements for the Liberal approach, child endowment direct to mothers, and a push for competition over market controls.
A Poultry Notes article details methods to preserve eggs through cold storage to reduce waste and stabilize supply. It discusses economical storage, suggested solutions, and practical steps for farmers, cooks, and households to keep eggs usable during autumn and winter.
Market notes abundant supplies of many lines with variable demand. Bananas and oranges show limited availability in spots while apples and strawberries move unevenly. tomatoes and lettuce exhibit oversupply with prices fluctuating and some carryover. Peas, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, and potatoes face erratic demand and frequent forward consignments advised due to slow turnover.
The article outlines Soviet hesitancy to pledge support to Arab anti Zionist aims, notes Arab League misalignment, and describes Russia’s evolving role in the Middle East. It cites pro British leanings in the Sab League, Soviet-Arab relations, and Russia’s cautious positioning on Palestine and anti imperialism amid shifting regional politics.
A poultry field day will be held this afternoon at Mrs Nankiveit's Prairie Farm. Anderson attended, sale details not fully readable.
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