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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1953
Page
1
Melbourne report notes Governor General Sir William Slim saying atomic energy could distill fresh water from salt for Australia’s thirsty land. He praised 60 years of progress and cooperation among farmers, stock agents, scientists, and engineers, warning of broad potential uses.
A fragmented text discusses a threshold of step forward in a scientific context. Mentions Dr. Buer and individuals Mireahae and Naze in a vague discussion of second ge arrangements and a research agenda. The piece appears to sketch an unfinished debate on a scientific method and its potential outcomes.
The article notes an official in the Civil Aviation department regarding the potential demerits or demotion of personnel in the aviation radio division. It mentions Director of Civil Aviation and a government department, with unclear details about the action or timing.
A garbled report references UFR officials offering amid sport notes. It mentions Premier figures, Chief Racer Khan of a 200000 Se ren team, and mentions Italian ties, Guth Af, and local meets. Names such as Mowereg and Gus Nygroe appear among disjointed phrases about racing events and standings.
A British news brief notes planned speed trial amid exchange excitement as bank rates edge lower. The March Chancellor of the Exchequer is referenced with a Bank Rate near four percent, affecting big business and finances.
A garbled wartime cricket and financial report mixes with a note on the diplomat's wife missing near Africa. The text references Ray Lindwall, a Sydney area match, and British fiscal actions, but the intelligible facts are minimal and scattered across the OCR fragments.
Fragmented report describes Reginald Aub and two accomplices attempting a payroll theft at a race meeting scene. Gunfire, a door left open, and a fleeing trio are noted, with references to Star Ray, the Trojan club, and workers misdirected during the raid. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A Danish trainer appears in court amid doping changes affecting sport. The case involves athletes and possible penalties as officials set new rules. Swiss police monitor developments as investigations unfold and more details emerge.
In Geneva on Sept 27 the eighth GATT session discussed tariff policy and international trade. Reports mention Britain, Japan, and the United States weighing steps to expand access to markets while considering preferential arrangements and associate membership discussions under the General Agreement.
Melbourne homicide detectives switch inquiries in an effort to track a murderer after a young woman was found dead in an isolated house on the slopes of Mt Martha following her departure from Reservoir to a party. Four men were found with a bag of alcohol in an adjacent area.
The text discusses treasury contributions, wartime profits, and a controversial transfer involving Congreve and trustees. It notes legal irregularities and references to the Were, Drinier, and a £10,000 amount, with mentions of hospitals and charities funded by government and a global sweep of the Selbrume Cup.
Melbourne reports on air force quality and numbers, citing the Air Staff and Australian Air Force chief. The piece notes the importance of personnel and equipment in operations with claims about RAAF aircraft losses and mission power.
The report notes Seoul officials claim North Korea may seek more money as 2708 prisoners are kept out of the tour. Mention is made of Allied Nations and Communist influence, with references to figures like Lieut General Wan Yong Duk and Pancho Seguis. The piece hints at tensions and potential reprisals affecting families.
Sep 13 report says ten Allied nations at the United Nations headquarters plan a conduct for a Korean political conference. Allies reject Chow En-lai’s call and push to broaden membership to Asian states including India, Indonesia, Burma, Pakistan, and Korea.
Melbourne dispatch reports Eric Barmion Baker, chemist of Warragu, committed to trial on charges including alleged harmful sale of substances. The case, tied to pharmaceutical dealings, lists twelve further charges against Baker and an associate, with prosecution outlining employment ties to a pharmacy and warehouse.
Results of the second Midd Inter-Brmte Bolt matches show teams NZ beat NSW 4 2, Queensland 4 beat WA, Coogan lost to Seward, and Vand 2% Cogan. Australia and Victoria faced multiple results with wins and losses across various pairings.
In Canbera on September 1, health minister Townley announced typhoid tests amid recent outbreaks. He stressed meticulous oversight and said contamination traced to one Pepperton factory, with other sources supplying contaminated items.
Fragmentary item mentions stobera and Singiead tactics with references to Babe Sac Marine Do Sah and Mesughita Hoh ace Leterme. Details unclear due to OCR issues. appears to be wartime naval notes or personnel references from London.
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