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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1950
Page
5
The text discusses German migrants and immigration policies, noting calls for a simplified entry process and quicker settlement for migrants. It references West Germany and Thelen, expressing concerns about cultural integration and economic impact.
A fragmented note outlines progress on a repair scheme with scattered names and references. The readable bits mention individuals potential involvement and steps underway, but the text remains incomplete and unclear in places.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to describe a commercial notice or brief item with unreadable details. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible, leaving the core event unspecified.
Fragmented text describes Youth Week events at Wee Ble Hut Youth Club with mentions of Taig and Cosa. References to Sire and Serio of the Sueal cate Be Sire S and Kah. Also notes on guides, baton, and activities linked to community groups and schedules.
A garbled report outlines a Senate session in Maryborough with references to We BH Dome CP and government action. While the text is fragmented, it mentions efforts by the Government and figures such as Mr Pleary and others, signaling ongoing legislative debates and proposed bills affecting governance.
Unclear OCR text references a federal member for Leichname and related figures in Australia. Mentions Gilmore and Climore with plans to introduce actions and certifications. Context hints at electoral or parliamentary process affecting Balone Bolaar and Brisbane Bendles, with surrounding regions and scheduled dates.
In Lakestreet and nearby areas electricity may be interrupted on Thursday from 1:30 pm to 3 pm. Reports include gaming charges in the Calms Court, Mt Mulligan mine anniversary observances, mining accidents, and a non venomous snake found near East Innisfail State school. An ambulance attended several injuries. a drinking jug caused finger injuries and a severed artery. A snake identified as non venomous, once thought taipan, was observed near East Innisfail. Local dispatch notes roadworks and station measures with projected rates and notices.
Mulgrave Shire Council plans to apply to the State Government for a 2000 loan to finance work on the access road serving Stounmonds Creek. An Order-in-Council will be sought to dispense with full loan procedures due to urgent need. The council will present plans to the Minister and Roads Commission and confirm that rates and future costs will be settled after official tonnage figures and a survey. The report covers road repairs, drainage, and utilities along the Stratford-Freg Water area and water restrictions enforcement conversations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a location near 38 Sheridan Street with scattered names and terms. The text mentions a lay out of events or entries possibly involving a shire clerk and individuals such as Souter and Scratche, with dates and places like Melrose and Feowict appearing in unclear context.
The hire engineer Mr Mudge plans a visit to White Rick as the White Rick Progress Association weighs securing land for a shoreward bathing shelter. Councillors and the Treasury Department debate rent and subsidy. direct aid to individuals is rejected while a local authority may decide on subsidies after the structure is in use.
The chairman of the Shire Council Cr Wc GriMa U is set as a delegate at the North Queensia Local Authorities Association conference in Cooktown in October. The deputy chairman Cr W Peamson will also attend as council representative. The Gulf and Pramasula Development League meeting in Chillagne is scheduled for October 1.
Yesterday W Thomsin was elected deputy chairman of USigrave Shire Caney replacing RH Watson who resumed last month. Dr Thom son had represented the Edmon oo Hambledon on the council for over 23 years. Mr JB Stager finished fourth in the previous division to represent that district on the county council. Present were Dr W Grima deputy chairman, Dr W Thom son, and councilors J W Reed CA Haris GK Aller ALF Evans D W Christenson MB Armapasca D Mason W D Lahman and J R Blazer. The hire clock Me A A For eh, the shire enginery Mr Ridgel, and inspector ME J P Shes.
A compact notice reports waterside trouble linked to Sydney with residents and officials named. The item mentions a formal attendance or meeting at a tether location and references several individuals including Merin, Stewart, and Allerton in connection with the matter. The fragmented OCR reads like a public notice or legal announce.
A fragment from a Sydney page notes funeral notices and alerts involving Nazlin and Malcolm Fasterad Dereetiors. It mentions a funeral in Alberton and references community cautions, with broad allusions to meetings, suspensions and legal notices amid social chatter and obituaries. The text is garbled, but centers on notices of death, public announcements, and associated rites in a late 19th or early 20th century Australian context.
Temperature readings recorded yesterday show morning values around 76 percent humidity at 9am with 80.9 degrees by noon and 90 degrees at 1pm. The maximum reached 123 degrees and the minimum 64 degrees. A weather bureau forecast predicts northeast winds easing inland with showers mainly along the coast and lighter seas on the western coast.
The item lists Golden 1 Casket No 1817 tied to Gay Major crew winners and references a 13th man yesterday. Mentions Rockhampton, Sydney, and local names with betting notes. No clear event details, but indicates a racing or betting context with prices and participants.
Full time university students not receiving financial assistance must apply by September 30 under the wealth scholarship scheme. The means test covers living allowances only, not fees. About 490 new first year Queensland University students may be eligible, while 390 continuing recipients could transfer automatically if they reapply.
Sydney stadium official Mr. Harry Deller says Bennett will be questioned about his future plans while Bennett hints at pressure from Stadium Ltd to resist further action. Aguiar, opponent for Bennett, remains a key figure as talks continue.
A local Empire Youth Sunday meeting discussed unifying youth groups under the Empire Vault Movement and coordinating with the Mayoral Fitness Committee. A seven-member leadership slate was proposed to lead the Youth Week and future nominees, with delegates outlining scope within their organizations.
Landlord authority faces setback as Justice Noyes rules that landlords cannot enforce increased rents set by the Fair Rents Court. In a case against A T Brava at Waterworks Road, Newmarket, arguments centered on prior agreements and the act governing rent limits. The decision allows tenants to seek reduced rents via court determination, with appeals into higher courts or legislative amendments seen as only options for landlords.
Bret and London reports indicate a wool conference opening with the attendance of agricultural ministers and notable figures. The gathering focuses on trade, production, and policy implications for the wool industry.
Fragmented survey text shows inquiries about pastoral holding management, land improvements, rural employment, and production potential. It notes some financial details and personal data are confidential and optional, with emphasis on farm size, livestock, irrigation, water, housing, and improvement plans.
An article describes the naval recruiting drive at the City Council Chamber, detailing examination of applicants readiness, educational requirements, and the pool of prospective recruits from various backgrounds. It notes intake limitations and the process to join the Navy despite differing trade needs and eligibility.
Brisbane dispatch reports widow Grace Kathi Coughlin and Joseph Allan Coughlin facing murder charges. Court remand granted as details of alleged crime and family situation unfold. Baby reportedly in care as proceedings continue through the week.
Flood disaster forced a family from their home on June 21. They lost dairy cattle and poultry, but later regained stability by selling cattle and poultry, receiving food aid and rebuilding. The account highlights the shift from loss to improved fortunes as crops recovered and households stabilized.
A Sydney event prompted by parliamentary scrutiny, MLA Beavers faced questions over allowances and a related matter. Mr. Clive Evatt KC represented the counsel, while debate touched on department investigations and abeyance pending printer clearance. The proceedings hinted at broader scrutiny of parliamentary finances and accountability.
Fragmentary Clippings describe a wave of migrants near Bermuda and an unrestful situation tied to a claim of a British imperial influence. The text references Sydney and Bermuda figures, and hints at a tense movement or protest with unclear dates.
Fragments recount a Cairns court case involving ship deserters. Names and details are garbled but indicate proceedings against several sailors accused of desertion during a voyage. The item notes dates in September and mentions a court verdict or hearing outcomes in a maritime context.
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