Doomben Course Training Plan Amid Wet Track Concerns
In Brisbane today officials discussed training at Doomben as rain complicates track conditions. The Kamer Manieter advised on the Commonwealth £3000 fund for track restoration and training officials expect to complete preparations for upcoming events.
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Hurdles Run Brings Close Finish at Atmos Park
Brisbane March 1 Atmos Park track saw a close race as Trenban led a field over 10 feet hurdles finishing half a mile in a swift 4. last three were split by Silveron, Fortune, and Salt Malle. My Chava and Piltes van Sveis followed. Betting and race names appear garbled in OCR but indicate a tight six furlongs with several entries prominent.
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Atmos Park
Trenban
Silveron
Malle
Piltes van Sveis
Prines
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Pakenham
Lora Gort
Tungan Fopecher Ghaner
Sailing notes on Ringtoa club crew and transport plans
General notes lament the loss of Sergeant JC Cartley while detailing sailing club efforts to proceed with a voyage to Basis Town. Wally Sper grants permission for Wiwori to travel and four skippers will share duties. About 17 members have enrolled. a meeting is set for Monday to finalise crews for Sunday races and four boats have been nominated.
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Joe
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Godan Segta
Tribal set to duel at Saturday racing card
In three starts Tribal has shown improvement and is favored to perform well on Saturday. Moly draws well, La Patrica and Versailles face tough postions, while Pierre and Ageremor enter strong form. Solon and Unfurl also figure, with Full Rate and Scottah Law less likely. Summering may surprise, but New Yorker and Metro Stars add pace to the field.
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Cairns Club Notes Swim Meet Tonight At City Baths
The Cairns Amateur Swimming Club hosts the fourth meet of its series at the City Baths with senior 100 yards expected to draw crowds. Burrows is tipped to impress after a 9-second time for the same distance last week. Junior boys train hard for 160 yards while ladies and junior girls promise exciting races led by May, Battle, and Speed. A new member and several servicemen guests join the program. Public entries for the port include handicap races across divisions, with pomina Mona close at 7.30 pm.
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W. Wyer
Prothero
McKewan
A’ Hudson
G Green
W Stokes
T. Bar
Lewa
Walley
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Temester Luna
Melly
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POLAND ELECTIONS AND ALLIANCE ISSUES AT VIEWPOINT MEETING
Conservative MP Mr H G Straus resigned from the government signaling loss of support as Eden explains Britain's stance on recognizing Poland and the need for a representative government formed with Polish input from both inside and outside the country amid postwar boundary questions and international supervision talks.
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Discharged Soldiers in Canberra Face Policy Decision
In Canberra the minister said figures show 74,000 discharge applications, checked by Army headquarters, with about 40,000 approved. About 5,000 approved for discharge by June last year and 30,000 of 38,008 to be discharged from the force.
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Tom Duers
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Gardecrake Bowling Club Schedule Update
The Gardecrake Bowling Club announces availability for play during the coming weekend. The tenth series of crane watches begins over the week, with the venue set for the draw for this series.
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Peace Feelers From Japan to China Reported
A New York based journal cites a press correspondent claiming Japan sent peace feelers to China and that Chiang Kai-shek’s stance remained firm until a Chinese soil invasion. The report notes General Yang’s role in shaping the peace talks and alleges Communist leaders influenced Chiang’s escape.
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Siane
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Traffic Breaches in Inner City Court Case Summary
In a Petty Sessions court, Ronario Torrini faced fines for riding a bicycle on the footpath in Ernest Street, with a 1 pound fine plus costs or four days in prison for nonpayment. Other defendants included Albert Suner for failure to display legible number plate letters and figures, Henry Eugene Hartley for failing to attach a plate, and Alexander Dgimvetor for an improper plate, all receiving fines, costs, or short imprisonment.
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G J Seley
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W Cote
Graham Foukine
Cain
Albert Suner
Te Reer
Henry Eugene Hartley
Detault
Impri
Alexander Dgimvetor
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