Edmonton Club Results From Sunday Play
Edmonton on Sunday saw mixed results with Croker Hynes Connors and Murray Puller Ysbroge posting 25 20 while Wallwork Whale led 15 28. Other notable showdowns included Morison Croma vs O Cavanagh and a long list of players in crowded events across the day.
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Tully Team Wins Over Babinda in 300 500 600 Yard Match
A Tully Club team traveled to Babinda on Sunday for a three range match at 300 500 and 600 yards. Conditions were fair with mirage and challenging 50 and 200 yard shots. Tully won by AA points 732 to 647 as Captain V Laurent led the eight shooters to strong results including top individual scores.
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Demands of Victorian lawmakers trigger cross party clash
Members clashed over a demand for a written apology from a president figure after a controversial letter. The dispute involved multiple figures, including Norman Bronk and Sir Norman Fimcks, with accusations about appointments and voting processes. The scene featured heated remarks and calls to withdraw a controversial letter amid party tensions.
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Fresh atomic weapons being produced at Atlantic City
Report cites Davy Lilienthal stating the United States is producing new atomic weapons from uranium and plutonium at Los Alamos and nearby facilities. He notes secrecy around weapon specifics, confirms no public confirmation of test detonations, and mentions construction costs and future expenditures.
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Foreign ministers fail to reach accord in London talks
Reported discussions in London on December 2nd fail to produce agreement among foreign ministers and delegates. Attendees included high officials and clergy, with key figures like Marshall and Bevin pushing for a unified stance on the German peace treaty as mentions of future military strength and postwar power circulated amid disputed proposals.
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Japanese whalers await Antarctic oil haul
Report from Tokyo dated December 3 states a whale catch near one hundred thousand two hundred tons, including an Antarctic expedition returning with oil valued at about a million dollars. Officials expect further profits as 12 tons of meat are shipped to Japan.
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Port Board debates widening breakwater versus new pier
Townsville port officials weigh two options to relieve road rail congestion and expand berths. A breakwater widening offers immediate relief and safety, while a modern new pier promises extra capacity and better year round storage. The board plans to hear shipping interests and Overseas Shipping Representatives on accepting a tender around £80 000, pushing total to about £114 000.
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Tasmanian Bribery Charges Adjourned in Hobart Hearing
In Hobart on December 3 the Premier Cosgrove faced allegations of improper payments. Witnesses including Bre and Peake testified to receiving funds from Sullivan for Labour Party contributions. Mr Builivan admitted a prior punter role and a perceived willingness to provide support. Hearing adjourned.
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Meter cards not practicable in Innisfail
Innisfail secretary I B Williams asked Cairns Regional Electricity Board to issue reader cards showing meter reading dates so consumers know the period covered. The board replied that the date cannot be printed with the current machine but may be reconsidered with a new machine. cards were deemed uneconomical due to printing costs and extra reader time.
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Electricity Tariffs Amendment Bill in Parliament
Brisbane December 3 The second reading on the Acts Amendment Bill is in Parliament today. The leader of the opposition urged caution as residents fear a 10 percent margin lift while the State Electricity Commission recently endorsed a 12 percent rise sought by City Lighting Company subject to cabinet approval. The bill advances through its stages.
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United States closes Eniwetok Atoll for security reasons
The United States informed the UN Security Council it has closed Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshall Islands to security reasons from December 1. The plan includes conducting experiments in a nuclear salon on the atoll, with limited entry and UN oversight pending further developments.
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Fragmented 1946 Irish-Australian Sports Note
A garbled wartime era clipping mentions Ireland Australia and a winter season, noting a return and hints at a person named Corey. The text is severely damaged with missing words and unclear connections, preventing a clear event or outcome.
New Use for Sugar and Tomato Growth Breakthrough
A study by The California Institute of Technology researchers explores substituting sugar for light in plant growth. Tomatoes grown under sugar-assisted conditions show robust yields. sugar aids photosynthesis and may accelerate fruit development. Dr. Borkett notes potential winter production and calls for further trials to confirm benefits and safety.
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US triples Air Force training program expansion
Washington AP reports the United States Air Force plans to expand pilot training from 1000 to at least 3000 cadets in 14 months, aiming to boost the Air Force’s firing effectiveness and aerial capacity by adding more aviation cadets annually.
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