Meeting set as railways aid sports site plan
Officials assure seating and facilities at a planned venue with railway department cooperation. Redlynch delays key to schedule. local supporters donate amplifying unit. selections list Wilson Wallwork and others as judges for a forthcoming event.
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Atherton hosts four football matches on July 1
Atherton Stay Grounds saw four games with Albertnr defeating the home side 6 to 9 in a forwards driven match. Yunga Ludre and Yungabulta scored but Atherton defenses held, while junior contest Yungaburin beat Atherton Si Iwae in a fast, forward press. Notable players listed include Graham, Nolan, Leigon, and Cowie with strong performances from Miss D. Granary and D. Graham on the Atherton Bowtie Chu weekend. The QBA tour group plans to visit on Monday July 18 to boost tourism amid the annual contest.
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Post Office Sorting Machine Aims to Speed Parcels
In London an AP report describes a sewing post office sorting machine designed to handle parcels and letters. The device uses two rollers and conveyance belts. smaller items travel inside a beta device while larger parcels are moved to a separate container for processing.
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New Zealand Official to Attend Mesriland Show
A NZ government minister and senior officials will attend the Mesriland carnival to assess district attractions and oversee events. The three day show, featuring riders and side attractions, aims to regain pre-war standards and attract more showmen while organizers seek civic support and additional stewards.
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Soviet Ambassador Sees No War Basis With U S
Washington dispatch reports Soviet Ambassador M Novikov stating there is no basis for war between the USSR and the United States. He urges Allied adherence to German reparations to aid Russia’s reconstruction and cautions against destroying Franco-German unity. He calls for good faith and practical deeds to bridge postwar tensions after Tehran and Potsdam.
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King of Siams Death Now Thought To Be Murder
A fragmented text suggests the death of a King is being treated as murder. Officials debate whether wounds indicate foul play or a sudden death, with medical testimony uncertain and investigations ongoing.
State Finances Report From Previous Year
Ledger of state finances outlines prior year results with figures on revenue and expenditures. It notes an increase in receipts and a shift in spending priorities amid fiscal adjustments.
RAID SYDNEY RAIDS NEARLY STOCKS OF CIGARETTES
A raid at Sydney's wharves recovered seized goods including cigarettes and stockings hidden in red sacks. Reported by authorities about crew shortages and salvage efforts as workers began late and fights occurred over scattered tartan wrappings and damaged papers.
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Trial set for Sydney man amid murder charges from 1936
Central Criminal Court jury resumes deliberations on a murder indictment against Sinelaur, with the accused facing trial after years in custody. The case traces to an alleged fatal road incident and poisoning claim, while a co-defendant pleaded guilty and faces a separate sentence at Long Bay Gaol.
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Parliament on the Air in Canberra Debate over Broadcasting Bill
In Canberra July a Country Party leader attacked the Broadcasting Bill and the allocation of 2000 pounds for installation of equipment. He argued money should have funded telephone services, insisting faster telephony would better serve the public while criticizing supporters’ aims.
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Cheap cars from India and sugar shortage news
July 3 report notes attempts to ease a sugar shortage by shipments from India and a mill in Gayo. Officials foresee limited white sugar available to traders as a solution to rising prices, with timing and delivery uncertain amid transport issues.
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Perón supporters split over Russia role in wake of unrest
Article notes a division among Peronists on alignment with the United States and Russia, with a rival newspaper criticizing pro US stance and leaning pro Russia. Observers say future moves depend on internal power dynamics, military authority, and regional Latin American reactions. Russian ships docked in Buenos Aires show shifting ties while ambiguity remains.
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Unclear agency seeks to recruit for European mission
The Herald Tribune reports a U S agency plans to recruit for a European operation. Dr Trysve Lae notes secrecy and aims to enlist a present staff of about 1200 employees for the organization’s foreign station.
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Oy ne Sol Broming. sy) yw dub) Mang Ht Lao Wert Oy ne Sol Broming
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