Bowen Independent letter defends nomination eligibility
Correspondent argues his Country Party nomination in Bowen should not be ruled out of order. He notes timing of letters and witnesses, claims party organization formed after his submission, and asks why his name was rejected while others were seated. He seeks clarity from editors and officials.
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Townsville
McDonald
Brisbane
Country Party
Bowen
Country National Party
Mtr
HL Kelsey
Pan
Hosen Bers
National Organization
New Party
Choover
Imainens
McDonald Corgininer
Sue
Clark
Kmith
Kelcey
EF Wits
Toon
Denison
Port Denison Sailing Club Monthly Meeting Highlights
The Port Denison Sailing Club met at the North Australian Hotel to review minutes and discuss club shed security. Members debated charging for unfastened trestles and forms, with C Darwen appointed to ensure the shed remains securely closed. A letter from Maryborough Library thanked Bowden for Easter Regatta support.
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North Australian
Mersie
A. W. Schultz
Ehole
A. Darwen
Ashworth
C. L. Darwen
Missen Stewart
Polkinghorne
Uawsen
7. Price
C. Darwen
Mixes Polkinghorne
J. Darwen
Maryborough
Bowen
Townsville
Queensland
Ieee
Marina
Special Meeting Honors Dr George Reid at Bowen Church
A special meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Bowen honors Dr George Kt Reid, Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia. Reid, educated at St Andrews and Edinburgh, has served in Australia since 1907, held various church leadership roles, and recently attended the Presbyterian Assembly in Perth.
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Presbyterian Church
Bowen
George Kt
Reid
Presbyterian Purch of Australia
Andrewa
Glebe
University of Sydygy
Bear
Roseville
New South Wales
Andrew's College
Tn Byding University
Held
Auatralia
Presbyterian Assembly
Ferth
Unclear meeting notes outline future actions and notices
Fragmentary minutes reveal a June 8 meeting to finalise later support. A correspondence was received and adopted naming Mr. Ashworth and Milne Duswe. It notes a September meeting and a special meeting to address finishing by Camfry authors, then the meeting closes.
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Ashworth
Milne Duwse
Storm on the Burdekin disrupts Home Hill traffic
A severe storm hit Home Hill early Thursday with strong winds causing damage. By 4 pm heavy rain returned, swelling the Burdekin watershed and risking renewed road closures between Home Hill and Ayr as fallen rein blocks the river.
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Home Hill
Pam
Burdekin
Ayr
Cane field discontent spikes in Tully area strike impact
Report of worker dissatisfaction among Britleh cane cutters in Tully after sign on days Monday and Tuesday. Former cutters not being reengaged amid debate over quotas and reemployment, as 460 British cutters participate in ongoing work and wages rise post strike.
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Tully
Intervat
Milk suppliers in Brisbane set strike over price rise
Brisbane reports that milk suppliers in Brin lame and surrounding area will commence a one day strike on Thursday morning. They will crane supplies to distributors who have relayed requests for higher prices. Only one distributor is reported to receive the increase. The strike will not affect the applications and medical institutions.
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Brisbane
Brinlame
Subarea
Appointment of inquiry panel into Brophy shooting
After a lengthy meeting, the cabinet decided to appoint a commission of inquiry with powers of a Tower Commission to investigate conditions in the police force following the shooting of Superintendent Brophy Wisdime in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Brophy Wisdime
Re-trial of six youths in serious assault case
In Sydney at the Central Criminal Court a retrial of six young men charged with assaulting a young Italian girl at Parramatta on January 3 ended with a not guilty verdict after 24 hours of jury retirement. The acquitted defendants were previously convicted at the first trial and sentenced to terms to be reviewed.
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Central Criminal Court
Parraimatta
Deneh
Leiwin
Head Offers Free Booklet On Work With Ryno and Green
Mr W J Head of Alford Forest notes past rheumatism hindered work but now endorses a guarantee certificate from Ryno and Green. He offers a free booklet explaining the method and invites inquiries.
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W. J. Head
Alford Forest
Ryno & Green
Queen Mary Arrives After Southampton Voyage Record Close
The Queen Mary reached New York from Southampton in 4 days 12 hours 88 minutes, finishing only 3 minutes behind the record. Officials say the liner averaged 29.13 knots over 8158 miles, with speed reduced Sunday due to fog, noting the French Normandie performance as a reference.
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New York
Southampton
Increased speed sought for Normandie engines
Fog threatens a record voyage for the Queen Marys, while a decision already made favors the Normandie. Engines will be altered during winter to cut the present schedule by ten hours.
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Condon
State Finances Brisbane Deficit Narrows on Eleven Months
Brisbane’s eleven month deficit stood at 347 030 with a 4 774 credit for the year against revenue of 212 807 500 and expenditure 1400 022. Revenue rose 23 087 140 from the prior year while land revenue grew to 1 540 506. railway revenue fell to 9 087 407 from 9 581 003. Interest on the public debt reached 3 083 383 and Department of Public Instruction spent 1 404 508. railway expenditure remained heavy at 4 700 ? TBs compared with 24 440 160.
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Brisbane
Tuewlay
Queensland
Department of Public Instruction
Federal surplus projection rises amid Australian finance data
Canberra reports the federal surplus likely between £3,000,000 and £3,600,000 for the year as customs excise and post office receipts exceed earlier estimates. Eleven months of customs yield £38,110,007, beating forecast by £3,420,204. post office revenue hits £13,001,502, surpassing the estimate by £20,502.
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Customs, Excise and Post Office
Australia Clinches Davis Cup Victory in Philadelphia
Australia defeats the United States to clinch the Davis Cup with Crawford beating Allison in straight sets after a tough opening. Rude defeats Quist in the remaining singles as Quist notes Australia now carries a strong chance to win the Cup. In Paris, Von Cramm defeats Perry in the French Championship final with Sperling also winning a ladies match.
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Australia
United States
Crawford
Allison
Rude
America
Quist
Paris
von Cramm
Germany
Perry
England
Frau Sperling
Madam Mathlesy
Soldiers to Reach Palestine as New Unit Deploys
A new battalion is dispatched toward Palestine, increasing the infantry presence there to a specified total. The move follows ongoing military operations and reflects broad deployment efforts by London authorities.
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London
Palestine
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