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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1946
Page
5
A terse notice describes records of costly products, manufacturing equipment, and related sales under a broader business transaction. It mentions entries about equipment valuations and potential auctions or transfers. The fragment lists various items and departments involved in the sale process.
A wartime forestry survey reports government and civilian timber roles across Japan and its territories. It details worker distribution, forest resources, and postwar mobilization impacts, noting a mix of male and female employment in munitions, logging, and several allied supply chains, with regional production and consumption figures.
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Canberra reports Commonwealth plans to admit about 1000 immigrants in 1947 with a start date of January 1. British-Australian cooperation governs the scheme. priority to ex-service families, others to follow. Applications from the UK total about 281,000 with many more expected as quotas open.
Fragmentary OCR reads about United government or council action with Carn and Ir mentions. Details are unclear. likely a notice or brief about a formal entry or inquiry. Further readable context is needed to identify entities, dates, or actions.
Allied investigators detail Japanese war crimes across the Philippines, citing over 11 000 deaths and 30 297 other victims. The report outlines mass slayings, beheadings, bayonet punishments, and brutal acts in Luzon Panay and Palawan, with tens of thousands killed and many cases unresolved.
September 23 report notes the five tyres for Shire Clerk Mr W Prichard were approved by the Johnstone Shire Council after a vote. Dr WC Ak Shay moved to rescind. the motion passed by the chair with a reminder that Local Authorities Act requires an absolute majority. Labour members argued Prichard's casting vote did not create an absolute majority, and a ruling was sought.
Riordan outlines Labour tax relief and social security plans in Atherton addressing wage earners, pensions, and health services. He contrasts Labour with Menzies and Fadden, arguing wealthier groups receive less relief and promising broader social benefits and northern development. He notes proposed income tax relief totals and the need for inflation controls.
A fragmented report outlines a Wenate candidate railing against Labour exit and promising a government to improve living standards. It mentions a Menite-Padien clique and calls to vote for Riordan and Yee for the referendum, asserting Labour plans would harm national stability.
London dispatch reports, authoritative source says the evacuation of internees from the Batavia area in Java will resume on September 28. The statement comes amid wartime movements coordinated with Allied authorities.
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