Rubber Livestock Trough A Sturdy New Farm Accessory
An all purpose rubber livestock trough replaces wooden troughs on farms. It resists tipping when stepped on or butt by animals and won’t break, only injuring stock minimally. Made of tough fabric and high quality rubber, it will hold salt water feed and supplements. Retail price about six dollars, distributed through farm and feed stores and hardware channels.
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Farma
United States
Ading
Hardware Chan, Tas
Port Douglas Notes and Christmas Gathering Report
Port Douglas notes report a beneficial storm for water tanks, cane spraying trials for tremchi grubs, and community events. The Zane Grey Ladies Amateur Fishing Club trophy went to Mrs. Clive Beullett, with ongoing holiday and visitor activity around the district, including Christmas tree festivities and numerous residents visiting from Cairns, Mareeba, and Brisbane.
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Port Douglas
Zane Grey Ladies
Clive Beullett
Sid Ashford
Dian
Mowbray
John Lesney
Kris
Gane
Aspen
Humphrey Aocchia
Terry Rogers
Jack Wilsinon
Tampmary
Bert
Coconut Grove
H. D. Atkinson
Delwyn Atkhem
Gen Allyn
Malanda
Atkinson
Eacham
A. Burgoyne
Mareers
Ron Mason
Cape Tribulation
Paul
Jim Beck
Cairns
John Robbins
Brisbane
Vincent Eynolds
Bas Sisiyek
Oko
Mm. G. Wedgs
Expansion steel mill for Kwinana in Western Australia
Canberra reports agreement with Western Australia to build a large rolling mill beside the Anglo Iranian oil refinery works at Kwinana. The project, costing 3 to 4 million pounds, aims for 30 000 tons of steel sections yearly with billets from Newcastle and Port Kembla. Government supports long 60 year terms, dredging, and infrastructure to enable Western Australia’s industrial growth and broader steel integration.
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Canberra
Government of
Western Australia
Broken Hud Proprietary Co
Anglo-Iranian Co
Tor It Ss
B.alp. Company
Cockatoo Island
Yampi Sound
Newcastle
Port Kemble
Tattaps
Eusitrin Sistes
Progress
Taouza Development Twas
Allimg
Nilien
Eesti
Tata
Leugee
Jeas
Gee
Lcss
Kwinana
Cockmuarn Suna
Wil
Broken Hill
Irom and Stee. Ltd
Iach
B.H.P
Government of Western Instiate
Eens
Tron
Bteel Ek Eels
Eaaee Eer
Om Koolan
Irvine Ands
Hannan
North
East Premantie
Abe
Ewinanc
Australia
West Cairns Bowls Club A and B Grade Results
Last week at West Cairns restricted to two games in A and B grades. R. Graham narrowly beat W. Pierce 1 26 in A, Nicholls lost concentration after 27 but won 77 18. Gube rallied to win 38th. In B grade Goldfinch beat Ford 31 26, Gane defeated Hawthorne 31 28. Weekend schedule lists A grade singles Leary vs Lindsay and Graham vs Sibe, B grade singles Larry vs Goldfinch, Gene vs Brown, and Champenateip pairs with Ross and Brischke vs Paton.
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West Cairns
R. Graham
W. Pierce
A. Nicholls
W. Sithe
Nicholls
Gube
F. Goldfinch
J. Ford
Ford
Goldfinch
A. Gane
J. Hawthorne
Gane
Hawthorne
G Leary
Lindsay
Ber. Morming
R. Grahem
W Siibe
Gary
J. Meabank
Lerry
Gene Vo
Brown
T. Ross
H. Brischke
W. Paton
ML Winkworth
Atherton Diggers Club Dig Roundup for Christmas Week
Gooe bowline highlighted the Christmas week with no competitions. Several players from Col wcaiile Club joined on the green. Scores show varied results with Kerr, Fur, Wawle, Hall among top performers. Next weekend features multiple matches and New Years Day bowls start at 10 a.m. Members from other clubs invited for the all day event with light refreshments.
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Atherton
Det
Iiters
Col Wcaiile Club
Tooth Ware
Ass Kerr
Furwhoo Wawle
E Tal
Hall
Choker
T. Joneson
Ray Hobson
A Nolan
Kerr
Gill- Aa Lentere
Persan
Lesa
St. Couym
Morley
Rowse
Bal. Newry
Be Iam
Barr
Nolan
Grifih Lesina
Hart
Nolar Neary
Quilter
Benham
Preen
Taylor
Coxsedze
Reheel
Lesina
Giliman
Silkwood Club Bowls Weekend Results and Tait Cup Play
Silkwood Club posted social bowls results with Basso Sordelli Scherini defeating Basso Case Blake 30 17 and Blennerhassett Wilkinson vs Blennerhassett Borg Venables 32 16. Sunday's Dick Tait memorial cup featured eleven rinks with several tight early rounds and several wins listed, leading to semifinals delayed to a later date.
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Silkwood
Basso
Sordelli
Scherini
Case
Tonta
Mra. Remedietti
H. Trainor
J. Mizzo
Mra. Stewart
G. Tarditi
A. Sanderson
S. Bettridge
H. Jones
Blennerhassett
F. Casey
L. Wilkinson
V. M. Whalen
H. Barnes
Blake
A. Tonta
Train
J. Tonta
Yungaburra Club Hosts Visitors Over Christmas Period
At Yungaburra green visitors were entertained during Christmas with fine weather. Results listed include matches: Stobo vs Winters, 27-31. Palmer vs Amor, 30-17. Mathews vs Mather, 36-71. Palmer vs Vedder, 7-14. Life member Selldon attended, welcomed by Mr W O Brien and Mr Seldon. Social bowls planned with 4 greens available Saturday.
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Yungaburra
Stobo
Williams
Vig Seidon
Winters
Wedderburn
Palmer
Frawley
O'Brien
Amor
Ryan
Butler
Matthews
Ruttiman
Phillips
Click
Howe
Innisfail
Cupitt
Seldom
Mather
Bank forgery scheme ends with executions after discovery
Two individuals attempted forgery in the early hours and were hanged when authorities uncovered the plot. The Bank established safeguards following the incident to deter future fraud.
The Greatest Show on Earth at Tropical and Four Other Nights
Tropical Theatre screens The Greatest Show on Earth starring Betty Hutton and Cornel Wilde filmed under the bar top with short subjects. Palace Theatre presents Little Women with June Allyson and Margaret OBrien, plus Girl in the News with Margaret Lockwood. Pias Theatre features Call Me Mister with Betty Grable and Den Demille, in support The Big Gusher. Rex Theatre shows Bannerline with Merle Brassele and Billy Forrest and Once a Thief with Cesar Romero and June Havoc.
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Tropical Theatre
Betty Hutton
Cornel Wilde
Palace Theatre
June Aliyev
Margere. O Brien
Thes
M 1
Garet Lockwood
Pies Theatre
Call Me
Mister
Betty Grable
den Daije
Pias Theatre
Wayne Morris
Rex Theatre
Bannerline
Merfe Brasselle
Bally Forrest
Cesar Romero
June Havoc
National Film Theatre Opens On South Bank
Britain's first National Film Theatre has opened on the South Bank site of the Festival of Britain. The 400-seat cinema is housed in the former Telekino building, praised for its elegance, airiness and acoustic quality. It is wired for large-screen TV and planned stereoscopic sound, to be operated by the British Film Institute.
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Britain
National Film Theatre
Thames
Mos
British Film Institute
Mrs Roosevelt backs UN push for equal political rights
Mrs Pleaser Rotusvelt United States delegate to the General Assembly hailed a proposed United Nations convention guaranteeing political rights of women on equal basis with men. She urged unanimous endorsement of a text encouraging equal political rights for women including the right to hold public office. U.S. Information Centre.
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Pleaser Rotusvelt
United St
United Nations
U.S
Coronation Seats for Overseas Visitors Arranged
The British Travel and Holiday Association outlines seat allocations for the Coronation parade route next June. Government stands will host many seats for Commonwealth high commissioners and officials, with a travel agency lottery and association department handling allocations. Prices for overseas visitor seats range from 10 to 30 guineas through travel agents. non-government seats are also available via agencies.
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British Travel and Holiday Association
Ruute
Londom
Commonwealth High Commissioners
Colonial
Commonwealth Relations Office
Coronation
Department of the Association
Mayfair Slace
London
Inaugural film programme showcases early stars and experiments
Members and associate members can view old new and experimental films. The two week programme opens with two short experimental films by Norman McClaren of Canada and includes stereoscopic films. It also features sequences of work by early stars Kaplin Garbo Keaton Fas Valentino and a preview of Britain to 1938.
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Norman McClaren
Canada
Sevice
Kaplin
Garbo
Keaton
Botticelli Later Known As Seodro di Fibre
The famed Botticelli, son of a Florentine leather merchant, grew up under the name 25 Botticello. He later died in 1516, leaving a legacy as a master painter.
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Famus Noiber Botticelli
Seodro di
Peter
Botticello
LUMP OF COAL HAS 200 CHEMICALS
Technicians at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co report extracting more than 290 chemicals from coal in a Fortune based feature condensed from January Reader's Digest. The West Virginia Institute process speeds up production, yields far more naphthalene and phenol per ton than coke ovens, and creates new chemicals such as ethylene glycol and ethyl ether. The venture promises diverse outputs from quinoline to TB drug precursors and plastics. A mining machine also facilitates deep coal extraction.
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Fortune
Institute
West Virginia
Carbide
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