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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 24, 1947

Page

1

Move to five day week defeated in Queensland Parliament

In Brisbane on September 23, a bid to restrict Queensland's work week to five days failed 44 to 3 in Parliament. Communist MP F W Paterson proposed the amendment, supported only by independents, arguing for a 40 hour week with overtime pay. Government and Country Party opponents urged against restricting industrial policy, citing practicality and impact on production.

Brisbane Queensland Country Party Q.P.P F. W. Paterson Bowen G. H. Marriott Bulimba T. Atkens Mundingburra Paterson Ne Emiloyee

Government Labor Debates 40Hour Week Impact on Wages and Goods

A parliamentary debate covers a 40 hour week for workers, potential wage changes, and effects on prices and transport costs. Key figures like Mr Russell and Mr Bussell discuss the impact on industries, with concerns over railway overtime and potential price rises. The discussion adjourned without a vote, tensions rise over worker benefits versus economic relief.

Cunnbraham

North Queensland railwaymen authorize stoppage over unrest

Brisbane September 23 railway workers in North Queensland members of the AU have been authorised to stage a specified hour stoppage in support of a protest against fines imposed by the Railway Department. State executive grants approval for the stoppage for the day while officials of other unions discuss the Rothgeld matter tonight.

Brisbane North Queensland Deng Railway Department Hilion Rothgeld

Quinine Poisoning in Melbourne Tragedy

Sept 11 Melbourne police report quinine poisoning linked to a medicine given to Mrs McDonald of Camberwell. She died after consuming the formula containing quinine and sherry. Her husband Lele Metioeeth fell ill but recovered. police seized a medicine bottle for analysis. Government Analyst tested the drink and medicine.

Melbourne Camberwell Pelle Leach Te Fanna Rice Mra McDonald Pojnning Mei Mebunaid Lele Metioeeth Ick

Bevin urges aid to Europe at Aid to Europe Conference

Paris report on Ernest Bevin addressing the plenary session. He frames aid as a legitimate recovery step, not charity, urging European links extend to more members and awaiting American decision on Marshall program funding. He warns Europe must be aided or risk deeper distress harming global economic structures.

Paris A.A P U.K Ernest Bevin Europe Bevin Title Congress General Marshall

Challenge to Soviet Delegate Sparks Global Debate

A fragmented report from New York and Paris quotes officials and editorials on Europe's recovery plans and America's stance. Discussions touch on Turkey's economy, German lignite, and coal exports while warning that new reforms may strain U.S. resources. The Chicago Tribune notes strong bids for Europe’s reconstruction.

Work and housing plan for migrants debated in Canberra

Amid a heated Canberra session on September 22, ministers and MPs clash over British migrants and Australia’s absorption plan. Measures to accommodate up to 70,000 newcomers are criticized as underprepared, with calls for clearer housing and labor arrangements and to avoid community strain.

Mandaiph Churchill Churchilln Lake Orie Australis Australie Calwell

Jews Fear Arab Attacks Spark Security Briefing

A Baganah intelligence memo warns of imminent Arab attacks on Jewish communities. The report notes heightened security measures and preparations as authorities assess risks and plan protective actions amid rising tensions.

Warning to Soviet to moderate use of the veto

The text warns the Soviet Union to moderate veto use amid a nationwide stoppage. It notes the Arbitration Court ruling and a January pay period change, with executive endorsement deemed unnecessary and provocative. The fragment references ACTA and a decision by an executive body affecting wages.

Soviet AML ACTA Nikerr Arbitration Court Tee Aalorky Hich

Britain Backs U S Plan for Committee on Peace

Britain supports a U N Security Council proposal for an interim committee on peace and security. Officials noted past veto failures and urged all five permanent members to uphold responsibilities before any agreement.

Britain Pans Eyne He Marvhall Ernest Bevin McNeil United Kingdom

Appeals for Red Cross Karachs Sep 21

The Pakistan Minister for Health Chamafar Ali Khan appeals to British and American Red Cross societies for aid in handling the refugee crisis. He notes over a million refugees have entered Pakistan with more on the way as cholera spreads to Karachi AMRITSAR. Sept 38 Reuters reports Muslims attacked a train carrying over 3000 refugees. committees estimate casualties not to exceed. NEW DELHI Sept 24 a British major was ambushed and shot dead while driving a map from Julundar to Nakoder in East Punjab.

Pakistan Tood and Health Chamafar Ali Khan Karachi Amritsar Reuter Julundar Nakoder Punjab

Child Killed in Coolangatta Tragedy

A tragic incident in Coolangatta ends in a child's death after a set of dual wheels ran over them. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a road or vehicle accident with fatal outcome. Local authorities are investigating and reporting limited readable facts.

Coolangatea Spt Aetna RT Kiera

Troops Take Over London Meat Distribution Amid Strike

London September 22 AAP report troops today assumed control of meat distribution in the city after an official strike by 250 market drivers at Benithfelé depot. Four drivers were dismissed after refusing transfers. Porters and shopmen agreed to carry on operations.

London Benithfelé Anotther S&nit Field

Approvals Inform LIVING ALLOWANCE in Canberra

Fragmentary note cites approved living allowances for widows with children and others in Canberra. Text is garbled but indicates two or more categories and relates to Carmen Ze and Ze eee te mer plot, suggesting a payroll or welfare approval context.

Canberra Berm Lee

Inquiries Tie Java Belgium Location Clash Over Meeting

Fragmented foreign notes mention Java and Belgium location inquiries, with references to New York and Indonesian interests. The text hints at government discussions on a meeting setup and potential cross-border protocols amid unclear details.

Skymaster automatic flight shades transatlantic test

United States Embassy in London announced a Skymaster航空 aircraft commanded by Colonel Gillespie took off from Gander and completed an automatic control flight to Brize Norton. The plane was set for fully automatic course with pre set timings and three predetermined routes. Navigation by equipment and radio beams tested from ocean to air while landing is planned in Britain. The mission aimed to demonstrate push button flying and potential bomber deployment across the Atlantic.

London A.A.P United States Londes Hes Skymster Gillesse Gander Creas Atlantic Brize Norton Hampshire J. Gillespie Skymaker trans-Atlanta Sec Avd Briinet Gillespie Skymaster

Nations seek security pact amid world tensions

In a tense parliamentary debate, leaders urged a broad security agreement to counter persistent threats. Churchill and other figures criticized unilateral views, stressing that no nation can unilaterally claim the truth and urging cooperation among major powers to avert global conflict. The dialogue touched on Egypt, Korea, and British influence in the Middle East.

Ma Fation Boviet Iin Churchill Nasiem Arywanist Party Ac Dion Korea Egypt Ageinis Fun Austin Mieneh United States Kores Britain Pasha McMell Tryope McNell Biriviah

Tense coastal shipping ties loom in Australia

Australian maritime industry faces a government backed plan and looming ship layups as disputes over marine engineers threaten further disruption. Arbitration Court orders and proposed measures aim to avert a nationwide stoppage while routes to Queensland and northern ports face continued delays and perishable cargo concerns. The Australian press notes the political tension, international relations discussions, and potential impact on loading schedules and the economy.

More Help for Students in Canberra

The report notes continued national assistance for students in Canberra with a Best-year 4.4 program. Dedman announces that a music program will provide support to 725 students, extending access to aid and resources for education nationwide.

Canberra Caninot Dedman Musicas IME Valle

Win Por Arthur Boll

An obscure line from a 19th century music clipping records a victory titled Win Por Arthur Boll. The fragment hints at a private entry or lyric snippet with enigmatic wording likely tied to a local theater or song cycle, noting a performer or title referenced by the garbled text.

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