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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
4
Mareeba notes document a board discussion on medical privileges for private doctors and public hospital policies. Dr Weaver is granted privileges with conditions, while public patients face bed and emergency considerations.
A read fragment describes dental services and library funding at a hospital. It notes a 12 month service by Mr Gantz with Bad Cros, approval for £24 yearly spend toward books and upkeep, and a Commonwealth Hospital scheme advising changes to funding and dental work costs. The text is garbled and references departments of Health and Home Apairа, hospital wards, and reading materials.
Report from doctors Cooper and Wird on out patient treatment explains delays during a period of high patient volume. Observation notes potential impact on Witlerhane and a week with two doctors present. Treatment timing and medicine administration discussed amid concerns over slow service.
A fragmented report details rising costs for patient care and delays in waiting times. It notes proposals for funding a treatment room, steriliser transport issues, and possible use of a private ward during emergencies. It references budget scrutiny by the Treasury Department and hospital staff such as Matron Gelliths and nursing staff.
The readable text hints at a disrupted report with garbled names and numbers. It mentions a cane, a station, and a tourer with scattered phrases like Red iSkd tay station and Morogr tation. Three peers and monetary figures appear amid nonsensical fragments.
An unclear prewar style report notes widespread dislike of a new tax measure labeled pay toll. Critics argue it harms profits, industry health, and local prosperity, while officials warn against revenue shortfalls and broader economic strain across firms. The piece cites county and city voices voicing concerns over burden on businesses and workers.
Authorities recommend placing three extinguishers in a home for maximum effectiveness. Water type extinguishers suit kitchens and gardens, while carbon dioxide and chemical ABC types cover general use. Install on walls about four feet from the floor and inspect regularly for safety.
A Brisbane area social page notes a coming of age party for Mary Chapman featuring a gown in a cape color, unusual necklace, and jewelry pieces. The event included a festive display of flowers, streamers, dancing, and gifts from friends and family, with thanks extended to all contributors.
Report describes a growing volcano near Manila venting a plume and lava flow. Observers note the cone expanding about 100 feet in two months with sulfur smoke and steam rising from the crater. Scientists Warn of continued activity as the eruption threatens nearby coastline and waters.
An article outlines air hostess recruitment, detailing duties, training, and required traits. It notes the glamour appeal, stipulates age and appearance criteria, and describes uniform provision, travel, and safety training. The piece mentions Mrs Hoffman interviewing candidates and highlights the rigorous process for selected applicants.
An account describes severe drought impacting Clinger and Dimbaual regions. settlers face little rain, cattle grass shortages, and long water transports. Widespread soil and grass losses strain households with many miles to water and domestic-use constraints across outlying stations.
Fragmentary OCR text references Burma service, a figure titled Sir William and a phrase God of Uncle Bill. Context incomplete, lacks clear event, date, or location details to confirm identities or actions.
A fragment from the Loudon bulletin notes events around September 37 involving Manéey Bowe and the Manrhewter Quardial. The text references the establishment of a local society or contest and hints at early publication activity in the area.
Readable snippets mention music broadcasts and weather notes amid garbled OCR text. Names, times, and places are incomplete, offering little coherent event details to summarize as a full news item.
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