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Readable bits hint at a local item or notice but lack names places or dates. The fragmentary text provides little to identify entities or a concrete event and cannot establish a complete summary.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1947
Page
5
Readable bits hint at a local item or notice but lack names places or dates. The fragmentary text provides little to identify entities or a concrete event and cannot establish a complete summary.
The discussion argues that wage growth lags behind price increases, reducing purchasing power. It notes indirect tax burdens and wartime controls harming real wages, with calls to reassess price controls and taxation to aid workers despite broader economic strain.
A damaged OCR fragment describes market terms and sales with scattered items including prices for porroting and turnips, references to a Roma street scene, and stray numeric phrases. The legible pieces hint at a Commercial must produce market context but lack clear entities or a coherent event.
Turbulent talks and engine of ore production shift slow to Mareeba as government audits and plant construction weigh on the Mareeba area. Officials cite logistics and local opposition while outlining timelines for key facilities and labor needs.
Fragmentary note references an export of a food preference to Wisconsin and mentions entities such as Avira and Rosesty, with unclear dates. The readable text hints at a trade or regulatory exchange but lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
Shipping movements referenced vague cargo flows and port calls. Mentions Melbourne Adelaide and Premantla with dates and times, plus cargo for Grete and Beiahalle. детал unclear due to OCR errors but notes cargo handling and loading schedules across ports.
A 11 A request has been submitted to the Prime Minister by the Milk Producers Association of Queensland seeking higher milk prices to LT from 1 34 gellan. The association notes the government’s prior subsidy removals and argues that a price rise is needed to prevent burden on producers, with comparisons to other states. The secretary Mr Lindsey indicated consideration of the impact on farmers in North Queensland and other regions.
Fragmented OCR report notes removal of a farm produce ban in Brisbane with limited relief. Only a handful of RAM trucks remained across South Brisbane and Wallanigarra, constraining onion and pumpkin shipments to markets. Local merchants complain truck shortages hinder week’s supply and raise prices.
Sep 21 The Brisbane Bushy League staged a decisive match at The Exhibition Grounds with Canterbury Banetown defeated 40 to 2. Key players Pat Beldone J Chale and Werthey W TyguN starred for Brisbane in a dominant performance, while Canterbury’s Ketel 12 and H Ammon added a late penalty goal.
Representatives from the Cairns Mhow Association attended the Gatrne Poureing Tub event last night. A 10k distance relay line was discussed and a statement from Pare on Batyr ay was wired to The Prem after the meeting.
The article records a funeral service and family tributes for MR and MS RARD. It notes attendance by relatives, friends, and community members, with messages of gratitude and condolences. The notice mentions permits, timing, and location details for the service.
Partial OCR conveys a memorial note with names and line fragments. It appears to honor several individuals, mentioning memory, grief, and remembrance while lacking coherent structure or clear dates, places, or affiliations.
Reports cover council notices and local crimes, including theft of a hat and a man charged for burglary. The Brisbane correspondent notes ration changes, petrol and goat board adjustments, plus weather and transport updates affecting Manges station and trains.
A public address urges every woman and nation to action in wartime to build unity and advance social effort. It exhorts men and governments to engage all citizens, stressing education, language, and international collaboration as keys to national strength and peace.
Fragmentary text from Feather Fareoast and Westhur Bureau rosin mentions neatty red light and rough waters. References the Far Nortins amr coast and Semtwest quarter, with scattered names like Guinan, Penjoruie, Finny taeaptor. Likely a partial coastal update with navigation terms.
The executive will examine a proposed nationwide 24 hour stoppage during a week and a 40 hour week judgment, weighing October implications and a related commonwealth inquiry into a minimum living wage. The report also notes consideration of incentive payments by the executive despite congressional opposition and possible broader economic measures.
Townsville sub branch of ARU cites breaches of railway rules by district secretary and others. The article notes 36 rules apply in transport season, and strict enforcement would risk halting essential services amid employee actions.
Sydney man Blair, a labourer, faced charges of indecent exposure at Bondi Beach. He claimed nudity was a healthy pastime and argued he was not ashamed as he stood on the peach sides. Police noted he removed clothes and later wore a shirt before being taken to the drains.
The passage discusses language, identity, and education drawn from Canberra commentary. It critiques basic English pedagogy and cites global linguistic examples including Greek and Japanese, pondering how framework and accents shape expression while noting personal reactions to speech and clarity.
A fragmentary report recalls Zack McNally, long established at the Far North hotel, describing his tenure since 1930 and hints at his wish to return south. The piece notes his birthday, family ties, and references local traditions of Thursday Island.
A preliminary survey indicates the Commonwealth Dairy price supports will raise butter to 40 per pound. Farmers would receive higher returns while consumers face parity at 1/8 per pound increase but producers gain significant margins. The plan implies an extra four million pounds of butter needed to stabilize the market and potential government compensation to dairy farmers.
Canberra report says the Commonwealth Government may lift the maize export ban after Minister for Commerce Mr C. Pollard indicated an investigation into practicality. Atherton maize growers claim losses of about 1007 per year. domestic price adequate, export price far more attractive, but study needed on Australia’s maize needs.
Report describes a man burned and pinned under a motorcycle after a crash near Devore. Police suspect intoxication and improper handling may have contributed, with uncertain spelling and fragmented names in the OCR text.
A murder case at Edswood is noted with fragments describing a blue murder scene. Witnesses or authorities mention a suspect named Daley and an investigation into the death of a young woman. The report references a tram and a location near the River Yara with unclear details.
The Land Administration Board examined establishing multiple post offices across the Far North region. Mr Tighe noted the plan includes offices at Wasp, Baar, Taniatell, Figiae, and others, plus telephones and transportation facilities under review for Iron Range and inland roads.
A coroner's inquest examined the death of infant Alfred Roy Ingles, aged 28 months, at Milleg Mills. The baby arrived at hospital with convulsions and injuries suggesting violence. witness accounts from neighbors and authorities describe blunt force trauma and the possible involvement of a caregiver. Investigation led to police attention and continued inquiry into the infant's death.
More than 19 visiting Rotarians attended the Rotary International conference session. District Governor Me. P Allen reported 25 clubs in the division and named towns considered serves, including Nambour and Gympie, as the future focus.
Obituary notes for Gordonvale district pioneer Henry Cromiland, John Thomer Meringst, and others. Funeral for Mrs Crosslard to be held at St Michaels Bran Catholic Church this afternoon at 3 o clock.
Sydney returns report of a local court where a city businessman faced fines for possession and attempting to import items from Japan via a young airman. The defendant faced multiple charges though the court found him not guilty on some counts, with a £500 fine imposed and a sentence suspended. The case involved a partner in a production firm and referenced a Miss Seeman and John ONeill in the proceedings.
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