26 Sep 1942
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1942
Page
1
A garbled late edition classified page lists numerous job ads and service offers. Fragments mention plumbers, nurses, laborers, and general help along with vague salary notes and locations. The unreadable OCR preserves names of roles and firms amid scattered phrases.
A fragmented page features numerous items for sale and services including cosmetics, stationery, school supplies, chickens, poultry gear, cleaning products, cosmetics, and medical items. The listing mentions departments and depots with prices, weekly rates, and contact details such as a phone number and proprietors, plus miscellaneous notices about supplies and a used motor sale.
The fragmentary OCR notes mention tenders for a Crimmell Truck project with a mysterious date and unclear details. The readable items reference yard capacity prizes and an inspection phrase but lack coherent names, places, or outcomes.
An OCR page fragment shows lists of names, places, and terms like WANTED and MEETING. Entries mention workers, auditors, and a general meeting schedule. The text includes references to Poland, Queensland, and various organizations, with scattered dates and phrases.
Canberra September 24 government announces plan to create a Federal Heritage Bank as a branch of the Commonwealth Bank with initial capital around £1,000,000. The bank will handle mortgage business and operate close to trading banks while remaining separate from ordinary Commonwealth Bank functions. The bill allows advances with safeguards to ensure economic soundness. Discussions reflect mixed views within the federal caucus and opposition concerns about financing principles.
In Parliament Mr J Curtin stated plans within six months to introduce legislation to regulate employment for women. He mentioned a Women's Employment Board and measures to ensure existing board decisions remain in effect. A rule under the National Security Act would implement the changes.
Classified rental notices list furnished and self contained rooms across properties on Lake Street, Esplanade, Edward Street and more. Ads mention balcony access, electric stoves, heating, and reasonable rents. contact numbers include 378 and 315% for inquiry.
In Canberra D Mulcahy of Labour urged front line troops to be honored on the spot rather than in distant cities. He criticized officers in Victoria Barracks Melbourne and Lyne for lacking confidence and failing to reflect where the fighting was actually taking place.
September rainfall drenched Ravenshoe with up to 3 inches in places while dairy farmers worry over low butter fat prices. A local school group hosted a guide activity at St Mary’s, a successful ambulance committee rodeo drew visitors from Tableland towns, and funds may exceed 130 pounds.
A garbled week summary notes cane crushing activity for the period ending September 19. It mentions production totals, timing details, and discussions among local figures, with several unreadable phrases obscuring exact figures and names.
A fragmentary report discusses sugar industry concerns in Australia, highlighting cane price policy, political resignations, and potential government actions. References to Mr Smith, the cane prices act, and reform debates suggest parliamentary interest and industry pressure shaping future measures.
Herbert on Shire held over a council meeting to discuss emission of taley for a future facility. Authorities consider waste handling and health department standards while awaiting further information. financials show a credit balance of E74 and E70/IS/3.
Fragmentary notes from Silkwood describe people such as Mr W Maloney and Mrs Greve, with mentions of sessions at Deene and Cairaa. The readable text hints at social visits, local names, and routine events in September, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Sydney September 34 Mr T A Besdeley Chet Secretary stated a bill was formulated to convert proprietary bar. if a non proprietary boards from January 1 success for meetings afterwards would be granted only to non proprietary associations in Sydney.
A fragmented dispatch notes patrol activity in the Western Desert area. It cites limited records from early September and mentions nighttime bombing and movement, with uncertain dates and damaged text about Western front activity and possible attacks.
A terse wire brief from September 24 notes travel disruptions on the Alaska Highway in Washington due to adverse weather conditions. Sparse readable text mentions delays and caution for motorists, with no further details available.
A fragmented report from Stockholm dated September 26 cites a German propaganda agency uncovering an organization linked to songwriters. The text is garbled but suggests a wary stance toward a group described as awaiting further action or reaction.
Fragmented report from Sunderland praises Flight Lieutenant Pockley DFC and details a daring air attack. The German target and dramatic combat scene are described with names like Mrise A Draketore and observers from Balarey and Brisbane. Cloud cover and chaotic explosions mark the engagement as Sunderland crews deter German forces.
Fragmentary notes describe a Vichy decree and Allied responses, indicating France’s collaboration with Germany under occupation and international pressure. The piece mentions government actions, potential sanctions, and shifting diplomatic stances as other nations assess the situation and seek cooperation or resistance.
Fragmented OCR text discusses corn crop status with references to fertilizer, watering, and livestock, mentioning markets and potential risks. Names and places are unclear, but hints of agricultural advisories and farming practices are evident amid the garbled lines.
In a compact port summary the Liberty ship program advances with 87 percent completion on three ships and delivery to Gray Seamant by Sunday. The report notes the Munchieg Drove Soo Gap crew and mentions Kaners Mich in a brief maritime update.
A report from MASHINSON details the rejection of a farm prices bill by Tre Sekate representatives. The article notes the debate, the voting outcome, and potential implications for local agriculture and market conditions.
A warning note in a Partiano tone attributed to Devereste 12 cautions readers about a forthcoming action. The report emphasizes caution and vigilance amid unclear specifics, with officials urging preparedness and attention.
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