Food and Agriculture Call for Global Balance in Surplus and Starvation
The Cairns 3 Post notes the 40 percent of workers as farmers and urges international action led by Sir John Boyd Orr to balance world harvests. It cites Mr La Guardia and warning voices on Russian participation and political uses of grain while stressing that food alone cannot solve all woes and may shape peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Boyd Orra
Aml Agneculture Creanacton Conference
John
International Connect
la Guardia
Weed Nations Security Council
Hoover
Hel
Eid
Parramatta
Corongambva
Victuria
A. W. McDonald
Bendigo
Parcs
C. J. Rankin Wen
Axa
Vas Lefi
Ex- Bendiwire
Daparemenia
Tte
In Memoriam E Roy Olive de Roy and family note
In loving memorials for Olive de Roy and Hubert Jones with family tributes. Names appear as A. 148 and references to Beps erates and Beins. The text includes phrases about eternal life and loving remembrance by wife, children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Roy
Meine
Olive de Roy
Banford
Mirmory
Windsor
Ninpan Tbr
Ted Chan
Slauen
Hubert Jones
Dauetter
Ancinclaue
Roll of Honour memory and wartime deaths
Roll of Honour notice listing individuals including Ah Juni William Wilson and others who died or were wounded. Mentions memorials, dates in September, and connections to families, with references to relatives and locations such as Somerby and Mine Bap. The text preserves names and relations amid degraded OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fervate
William
Wilson
Dlager
Gale
EL Alameim
Somerby
Muncy
Juan
Rother-In-Law
Land for Ga'eetim ak Mommas opens for selection
Government land notice announces selection of AS4 acres 8 roods 33 perches in Darien of Alexandre for October 10 4046 with rental 26 104 and a deposit of e9/1217 required. Christmas parcels to Britain urged for timely dispatch to reach Sunshone by December 14. shipments to US must meet weight limits and avoid perishable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien
Alexandre Witte
Omea
Musman
A Jones
Britain
Pora
United
Rainy Sunday Concerts End With Police Court Notes
The Cairns area reports a municipal band event at Anzac Park and a Tropical Theatre location with weather affecting attendance. A police court session saw Ernest and Kathleen Lynden sentenced after offences, while local market activity, cattle prices, and shipping notes reflect a day of varied public affairs in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzac Park
Tareband
Lea Wil
Santee
Mistriel
Uccane
Visie
Myola
Goherlola
Cairne Land
Towyen
le Senive
Quinn
Ytomeeuwen
Hebalf
Alviieines
Country Party pushes rural development over city drift
Senator Cooper and Mr Cummings urged policy to curb city drift by boosting country prosperity. They cited roads cement works electric power water and sewerage for country homes, tax cuts to raise production, and restraint on taxation to stimulate wage growth and national income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumanings
Renaton W Cooper
Semete
Sanstor Cooper
Neil Jovsullivan
Misa Annabelle
Ihr
Curtings
Olie
Country Party
Ereas I
Bellar
Elaser
Cooper
Labour Party
Nuun
Chiffey
Giberal
Shipping Movements and Timelines Describe Sail Dates
The notice outlines sailing and unloading plans with consignments including coal and merchandise. It mentions a fleet schedule, expected departures and landings, and specific dates in September and October. Names of cargoes, ports, and associated firms are cited to organize the voyage calendar and transfers.
Ejectment Order and Family Suit Details
Court records reveal an ejectment order connected to a multi page filing. The document references mortgage and property dispute details with names and dates obscured by OCR but indicates sale procedures and potential purchaser actions.
New State Highway Plan Reveals Treasury Shuffle
A fragmented notice outlines a new state highway project with details on funding and oversight. The document mentions the treasury department and a transfer of funds to route improvements, with officials indicating anticipated timelines and responsible agencies.
Promised Tax Cuts Ripple Through Labour Support
Canberra reports Labour supporters grow uneasy over promised tax cuts as federal election uncertainty rises. Prime Minister Chifley’s throat illness delays policy announcements, heightening doubt among party stalwarts who fear the opposition tax weapon may yet be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Labour
Mr. Chifley
Mir Chifley
Failure Of Labour Promises In Election Debate
Parliament House Canberra report notes Labour followers praise Chifley while opposition critics argue promises to cut taxes and protect services clash with wartime restraint. The piece surveys Liberal prospects in key states and seats, predicting mixed outcomes and potential shifts if promises falter amid shortages and rising costs. McCavley reports from Parliament House Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Joral
Chifey
Mtr
Trassky
Cane Growers Loom Large Losses From Drought
Queensland sugar districts face heavy losses as drought slashes yields across Maryborough Bauple Mackay Proserpine and northern areas. Early output expected around 424000 tons, now revised to about 100000 tons value. Relief talks push Cane Growers and Sugar Producers to seek government financial aid with a fair distribution plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Wisleiel
Maryborough
Bauple
SES
IMB
Control of Buffalo Fly and DDT Trials Stir Agri Officials
A public briefing by I Wisson of Ancmalteductty and Dr Lang of Agriculture and Brock discusses DDT use to control buffalo fly. Trials by Council of Seventite and Industrial Research show effectiveness but high hardness water and stability issues limit.
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Buffalo
Pontha Wu
I Wisson
Agnculture
Brock
Dr Lang
Council of Seventite
Lege
de Uanag
Sts de Lave
New South Wales
Queensland
Amon
Legg
Queengland
Atherton
Cairne
Jonnaville
Motorists Camp Meeting Currently Discussed in Council
Fragmentary notes describe a council meeting on road and tourist facilities for motorists in the Far Northern division. Decisions hinge on proposed installations and funding, with citations to officials including Mr Heljck and Mr Malick and consideration of universal access and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maths
North Mtals Saauatag Council
Ike Bacg
Brtabane
Kwan
Malick
Coupell
Sores
Carnell
Stas
Fire Sweeps South Jersey Farms in Major Blaze
A devastating fire swept through several farms near South Johnston, starting on Meh s farm and spreading to nearby properties including that of Mr. Cikoja. An emergency response by local authorities and firefighters contained the blaze after extensive efforts. About 107 acres burned with substantial property loss and several outbuildings destroyed. no clear causal details are given and one named individual is noted as a suspect but not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Acwciahon
Queensland
Rewtune Wrather Bureau
Austen
Wanda
Wetegtenad
Ore
Suny
Altaya
Cina Pie
Pscodalion
A.vores
Ederal
South Jne
Yestecdas
Cikoja
Petice
Ureshed
Manlstall
Sural
Turan
Bet
Wennie
Roxburgh
Tran
Tonburgh
Jim
Soldier remanded in Brisbane amid clan incursion case
A remand hearing was held in Brisbane for a soldier linked to an affray involving a saboteur gang. The man, named in partial form as Rushlan, faced charges connected to a clash at a grove during a night shift. The proceedings outline NSW connections and unclear outcomes, with ongoing questions about the case trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Albert
Aalale
Salmon Gulati
CrwrLt West Ons AWDALE. Aati Shee and Sue Tee
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places unclear in context. Readable facts include a west Ons location and two person names Aati Shee and Sue Tee. No events or concrete actions can be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ons Awdale
Forestry Plans to Make Up Leeway in Queenland Works
Government budget details reveal leeway for forestry works as shortages hinder completion. Funds of 400 400 allocated by the Lisa Council cover maintenance, reinforcing protection, and forest operations across South Queensland and Queensland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Jones
Lisa Council
Seceax
I. i
Adult education lectures to commence September
The Cairns Advisory Committee to the Board of Adult Education approves appointments for evening lectures starting September 6. Lectures cover Music Appreciation and English Expression to be held at Cairns with speakers Burgemaster and Walker. a library is planned for aging readers and mobile warary facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muslc
Cairns
Adult Baueaon
Mecsas
Meee i Sehuri
Woo-Lourd
Entree
Board of Adult Education
Burg
Burgemaister
Bosed Les
Ture
J Pigzey
Porpiniser
Cajens
Srgaliiser
Proposed Interim Ad Criticised By General Blamey
Fragmented OCR reads discuss criticisms of an interim army conscription ad. General Blamey faces blame over plans for compulsory training and maintenance costs. Debate centers on mobilization, equipment, and proposed funding. The piece notes potential 17,000,000 annual costs and the need for adequate numbers and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Blamey
Uf Sdern Army
Auteuil
Western woman cleared of murder charge
A Western woman is acquitted of a murder charge after a trial that affirmed she acted without malice. The case drew attention to local legal proceedings and featured testimony from key witnesses and the defense asserting self defense and mistaken identity in the disputed incident.
Private loan to Brisbane CIF Council recommended meeting notes
Report on a proposed private loan to the Brisbane CIF Council. The committee, led by secretary, discusses terms, interest rate, and suitability. A plan to inform and promote library organizing efforts is mentioned, with notes on condolence letters and upcoming lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
CIF Council
Lawyer's Diary Excerpts Describe Bond Suit Tangle
Fragmented diary entries reveal a tense dispute over a surety and payment in a bond case. Names like Roxburgh and Emerson appear as the narrator discusses notes, guarantees, and a demanded writ. The mood is legalistic and the stakes involve contract obligations and family tensions.
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Food and Agriculture
Victoria
Titaws Fig
Hanevo
Fon
Pescel
Sro
Sna Wre
Russia
Manchuria
France
India
J. Strechey
John Boyden
Frodeve
Diubbane
Kern Pompetitet
Valle Betes
Tor
Ninis
Rourts
Bedia
Aksreyy
J. Phan
Helaunon
Respural Community
James
Querssland Coast
Sapar
Rey Lugmaal
Boitana
Empire
Feeres
Pitt WE
Greta Oof
Bar
Marnie
Tngr
Anton Bate
Teepieal Teeter
Tums McBaly
Tretmes
Mengl
Stallaneauura
Aron
Winkwordhstfert
McNab
Buaryuiee Praskon
Tenghey
Edun Maent Teterrest
Menaw
Counsistergay
Iswm
Heridge
Tieitie
Chifley
Chit
Alialuy
Prime Wiueter
Tion Sxpectatione
Nietiena
Sef
Messe Mendes
Fadden
Sen Labour
Labour Agety
Wales
Frederick Stewart
Jack Lang
Teers Isagnis
Sydney Indiale
Beta
Gal Morgan
Lang
Mercer
Denison
Tamnama
Wakefield
Boothby
Bouth Australisi
Queenslincl
Hwan Bhy
Australia
Tate
Calare
Wanpon
Wakedell
Grey
Perth
Burke
Parkes Wuma
Riverias
Drnabane
Martin
New Soul Wales
BM. Daly
Tabour Picter
R. McCaviey
Parliament House
Canberri
Bandane, Hep
Eagar Wnausky Sigsnisetions
Fremiur
Hasthen
Goauils
Faure
Ameatten
Restetution
Tunnes Cave
Afteay
Aderte Whitues
Bribbaxes
Queen An
Ek Wade
Camamo
Ik Planta
Teremge
WOOLO
Prine Wn
Hobart
Joan
Amanda
Inter
G. Pa'ar~ Wen
Thornes
Lane
Peas
Milyane
Utes
Laurence
Horace
Emerson
Ste Fat
Ama
Ameling
Aida
Soma
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