ENGLAND TEAM CHOICES FOR AUSTRALIAN TESTS
The Daily Mail survey discusses England’s squad for the rubber in Australia, naming several players such as Pataudi Mammen Langridge and Langridge among likely selections, while debating roles and potential omissions including Tate O Roroo and other key figures.
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Daily Mail
Lilley
Tacit
Welt
Rhodes
Rene
Gilligan
Adelaide
Alrealy
Patauili
Baramin
Anatralia
Ugh
Won Owlers
Tam
Langridge
Don
Torensen
Arthur Staples
O'Muniir
Altonid Brown
Harting Niider Shoud
Fenih
Turs Sotelie
Pataadi
Mammen
Tamine
Duuleyocimhsi
Amex
Ito
Robin Langridge
Brown and Townsend
Sir Samuel Hordern A NSW Leader In Business And Sport
Sir Samuel Hordern KB of Babworth House Darling Point and Retford Park Howral NSW features as a prominent NSW figure. The article notes his roles as director and chairman in multiple companies, his royal agricultural society work, and his wide interests in yachting pigeons and golf. It lists family ties, education, and his public service and club memberships.
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North Queenstan
Samuel Hordern
Noreen
Audrey
Jesus College
Cambridge
England
Swiney
Sir Samuel
Royal Agricultral Sree
New Sut Wales
Krampal
Ite Hosa
Greve
Alfred Hespitah
Icharamanshye
Royal Insurancs Company
Lar
Perpetual Side Company of
Nsw
Joey Huh
Amihong Hurtermiaml Sons Ltd
Vbcien
Hyrdern
New South Wales
Savenel
Jersey
Metford Park
Ujic
Retford
Martin’s Noble
Thorn
Banywle
Sanvaul
Stun
Artilleryman
Viniiicello
Prince Cox
Sir Samiel
Royal Automobile Club
Union
Austratigo ‘Club
New South’ Wales
Clu
Melbourne Club
Yeast Remedy Claims Health Boost for All
A 1920s style promotional piece extols Cream of Yeast as superior to rivals, promising quick relief from headaches indigestion nervousness tiredness and sallow skin. It cites "Cream of Yeast" as a convenient powerful yeast remedy and urges readers to consult chemists for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Ile
Sir Samuel Praises North Queensland Scenery and Dairying
World traveller Sir Samuel lauds North Queensland views of mountains and George country and stresses fodder conservation for dry periods. He cites NSW dairy herd improvements and wheat and potato industries plus Royal Agricultural Society trophies, while backing horse revival via the NSW Horse Association and noting rising horse entries at the 1932 show.
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Sir Samuel
Queensland
Mourntain
George
Atherton Tablelands
New South Wales
Royal Agricultural Socety
Department of Agriculture
Royal Agricitural Society
Sydney
Horse Association of Nsw
Colomel MacMahon
Sir James Murdoch Visits North Queensland
Colonel Sir James Murdoch and Lady Murdoch with Miss Murdoch travel to North Queensland on their third visit. They praise the region’s shipping services tourist bureaux and top hotels and plan to enjoy the warmer climate away from southern winter.
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Sir James Murdoch
North
Queensland
James Murdoch
Clg
Murdoch
Midhope
Killara
Sydney
Miss Murdoch
James
Ly Murdoch
Panenis
Australian cricket team greeted in Chicago by officials and crowds
Chicago locals welcomed the Australian cricket touring party with a formal greeting led by the Mayor’s representative known as Greeter Gaw. Police escorts and sirens accompanied the visitors through city traffic as talks touched on travel plans, overland berths, and hopes for increased tourism and dairying development in North Queensland.
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Chicago
K Knowg
Gaw
Trafic
James
Brie Dane
Australia
Northweensland i
Queensland
DYNAMITING FISH AT BUCHAN POINT
A letter to the Cairns Post replies to Mr Setter regarding alleged fish relief workers. The writer questions the observerhip of Mr Shit Mas and suggests evidence of explosions near Buchan Point could be misread as shooting. Local timing notes Sunday or Sabbath afternoon and hints at a stump on the back of The Ire as a clue.
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Cairns Post
Setter
Cairns
Buchan
Poin
Shit Mas
A. Stratton
Butter Prices Debate Sparks Public Inquiry
Letter from Sheehy of the Queensland Butter Board responds to Thos Walmsley of Lynnwood Malanda about dairy costs and production data. He cites the Queensland Butter Board and Council of Agriculture figures for the year ended June 30 1952 showing costs of 1700 pounds and a 330000 pound boost to dairy farmers, and asks for a government audit.
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Cains Post
Thos. Ho Walmsley
Lynnwood
Malandla
Walmsley
Southern
Walmley
Queensland
Queensand
Tin Yar
Council of Agriculture
Queensland Butter Board
Queensland Producers’ Association
Butter Board
Walmsey
Memorial School of Arts election and library drive update
A subscribers meeting July 15 discussed forming a new School of Arts committee to complete the building project and manage funds. Mr E D Draper elected president, Mr Charles Clemenson vice president, and others added to the committee with plans for legal advice and a July 18 follow up. Donations of books for the library were requested and a report on the Malanda branch presented a local gift, plus news of a recent pig breeding import from Canberra impacting district breeders.
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Aml
RF Croker
Hy Clemensin
ED. Draper
P. English
Ross
J. J. Roberts
Weimen Tho
Screiars
Kington
Clemenson
School of Arts
Cazette
Croker
Pla
E. D. Draper
J Roberts
Draper
Roberts
Charles Clemenson
Messrs. Croker
Brodie
Mesdames Shermar
King
Malanda
O.cw.a
North Queensland
Jane Black
United Rangers Match Reports Narrow Victory in Norman Wark
In a Saturday Norman Wark clash United edged Rangers with a depleted side. Spencer starred for United, scoring and leading the attack while Rangers, fielding ten men, showed grit but could not overcome the stronger side despite a late surge and a solid goalkeeping performance from Swinburn. Burgess and the defenders held firm for Rangers as United capitalized on the numerical advantage.
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United—Rangers
Norman Wark
United
Rangers
Noetis
Nesbit
Amit
Spencer
Gers
Tad
Sal Spencer
Hailstones
Kerby
Wth
Stewart
Wna Cim
Hers Ware
Thie
Nea
Harte
Deval
Australian Provident Society converts holding in British Government
The Principal Board of Diversore of the Australian Brutual Provident Society decided to convert its holding in the British Government’s Conversion Loan of 2,000. The bus was originally 5 per cent, new rate Mb per cent. Sir Samuel Howdern, chairman, said the move aims to cooperate with the British Government’s rehabilitation effort in the Empire.
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Diversore
Brutual Provident Society
Moteal
Socity
ISAO
Samuel Howdern
Sicp Smamel
Alm.p
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Keetoo
St of Tysistami
Liewre Gerland
Paynter
Atom
Sir Samuel Hordern
Iroom
Nsland
Samuel
Royal Agricultural Society of
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Association of
Fy Society
Australian Cable Service
Bowral
Jazpie
Roomeela
Amounis
Chub
Business Life
Sir Jamey
Murdoch's Ltd
Parkstreet
Wollen Mills
Fars
Cotanding Gee Omrimmo
Dsb
Sheehy, Serreary
Revshane
D. Jonnstone
Hillcrest
Canberra
Johnstone
Fioréat Bacon Company
ROVER
Mutual Help Campaign
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