23 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
1
Public notice lists outpatient hours with hours and dates for Cams Roeerats. Includes references to board actions, service hours, and related administrative details. Mentions hospitals, medical services, and local council context. Tracks changes to patient access and facility scheduling.
Classified notice calls for applicants for factory positions at the National Service Office. It invites laborers, cooks, laundries, and machine operators to apply, noting age and seniority requirements. The ad mentions wages, locations, and contact points for employment.
Owing to unclear OCR text, the fragment mentions auctioneers and Bene group amid scattered terms. No coherent event or entities beyond generic references to auctioneers and a Bene organization can be established for a valid card.
An OCR fragment reviews Pethick Lawrence, describing him as a highly intellectual Labour figure and biographical subjects. It traces his Cambridge era, Union leadership, political rise, wartime stance, and role in suffrage and postwar Labour leadership. The piece notes his influence on policy and the Liberal Labour dynamic and mentions royal recognition and his career milestones.
The minutes note appreciation for Mr ONeill as committee chair and the August accounts showing subscriptions and receipts for personal, employers, and race cab balances. A social event at Mrs Couper’s residence featured speeches by Reverend Stevens and Mr Stamp. The report lists attendance, transport details, and local notices including holiday updates for Mareeba residents.
An old wartime bulletin recalls the first metal propeller developed at the Curtiss Wright plant, nicknamed the Pig, using aluminium to replace wooden blades. It notes the blade design, dural alternatives, and mass production aims. It mentions Allied bomber and fighter use and Australian contributions to high grade steel aviation parts.
Cairns CWA conduct and social plans summarized with notes on members, guests, and visitors. Details include meal routines, sewing sessions, fundraising efforts, and preparations for Christmas holidays, along with reports on facilities, accommodation, and upcoming events in Atherton Brisbane and Ravenshear.
A fragmented report notes an army reception in New Gunen celebrating a super-luruly event. It mentions the AUutreuan Comet and a public display, praising thousands of singers and the Ack organization. It details services, recruitment, and the evolving role of a wartime offense unit, with emphasis on public support and ceremonial arrangements.
Fragmented notice about a missing or sought boy with garbled text. The readable parts hint at a request or posting seeking a person named Sy Boy Quiet Pow with unclear details and possibly a reward or inquiry.
An immigration notice states intentions for Native nationhood under the policy “Net 160-1850.” It lists Paluns 30 in Athenia and Morce, and a residence in Tennant Creek Road area. The applicant now serves with the MRC and resides at Bo 3 Bore Mt Ban.
An Australian American Cooperation Movement luncheon in Sydney featured delegates led by Eric Kelly. They celebrated American Day in New York's Central Park where up to a million attended, arguing immigration should foster unity and equal opportunity without erasing European roots.
Fragmented text lists prize winners and bets with garbled names and numbers. It references a sale or prize event around March with monetary amounts and local names, but details are unreadable.
A fragment from Ravenshoe notes portrays a local event with a speech by Mr Molderof and thanks to Mr Adam Eden and teachers. It highlights War Savings Certificates and schoolchildren raising funds, praising patriotism and community effort during ten months of competition.
A woman faced trial in the Cobre court after being accused of selling wine without a license. Witnesses described Constable Counter’s undercover visit to her premises and the delivery of a bottle of wine. The case proceeded with adjournment to a later Tuesday.
Fragmented OCR notes show brief mentions of May fever and Brondtal troubles with unclear surrounding context. Names like YAXCA and Yasene appear distorted, leaving the main event details unreadable.
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