Opening Season at Cairns Aquatic Club Preview
Mangtaly Ehminadarn Lorian chaired the executive meeting as Cairns Aquatic Club outlined the 148-47 season launch next Sunday. Plans include a three-race first trophy series, boat allocations, and early nominations with Phantom and Query possible if ready.
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Mangtaly
Ehminadarn Lorian
Evokiv Executive Committee
Xeson
A Jennings
Keen Mippatter
Mper
Mulls Wharf
Sally Hi Nim
Sds
Vikers
Miss Bagnity
Phantom
Query
Bam Carman
Jouer
Ehapne
Nin
UN~ Forest
Australian Board Resists Change In Captain Selection
September 12 Sydney report says the Australian Board of Control will keep appointing the captain and vice captain of the Australian cricket team for matches at home and abroad. It rejected New South Wales push to let selectors preliminarily appoint captains subject to board continuity, and enforced bans on writers and broadcasters in line with the selector’s role. The board also raised Test match allowances to 40 pounds, with travel and per diem increases for interstate play.
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Sydney
Auntratian Board of
Gontro
Dhe Austratian
Australe
New South Wales
Acta Ab
Board of Control
Union views differ on closed shop at TUC confab
London Sept 1 AAP The Transport and General Workers Union the countrys largest union opposes the Musicians Union resolution calling for a closed shop policy at the TUC conference in October The union leader Arthur Deakin said his members are against the closed shop to avoid a British Nazi Labour Front type situation He warned employers would co operate only with union members and non unionists might be viewed as subversive officials would decide if workers should be hired
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London
AAP
Arthur Deakin
Transport and General” Workers’ Union
Zorid
Ute
Tor
T.U.C
Oethber
Alghiy
Deakin
Bowls A clash on Cairns green framed by power talks
A Cairns bowing contest between Queensland Bowling Association and Far Northern meets division teams ended with Far Northern DBA securing a seven point win. Officials welcomed the Far North, noting plans for Tully Falls hydro power for farms and factories as Jim Hindman stressed ongoing efforts to boost bowls across the state. Selected players for the Cairns match and upcoming Seymour Howe Cup team lists were announced amid weekend fixtures and partnerships.
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Queensland
Vmitore
Majur
Ald
A. Collins
Tully Falls
Jim Hindman
Asure
F.nq. Dba
H. Ducat
Phick
Lipp
Makin v. O'Brien
Wolff
Jordan
Speed
Lowe
Brown
Humphries
Stone _v
Bradshaw
Willams
Gibbs
Symons
McBarron
Gyles
Ducat
Wind Oan
Boxing Opponent for Patrick in Sydney Deal Nearing
London dispatch reports British light heavyweight champion Rone James has accepted to box Patrick in Sydney. James will receive a share of profits and travel details are under negotiation. James recently lost to the world lightweight champion Williams in September.
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London
Rone James
Vic. Patrick
Sydney
Hun
James
Lew
UN Premiere
Bt Air Tb
Omessice
Williams
Babinda vs Cairns Rivalry Builds Sunday Showdown
On Sunday Babinda faces Marecha and Cairns in twin matches at Norman Park and Babinda. Referees are Mel Anderson and J Lawn. Cairns aims for wins after recent draws and defeats, with lineups listed for Babinda and Cairns and first game at 2 pm, second at 3 45 pm.
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Soals
Mel Anderson
Rockets
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J. Lawn
Aupins
Babinda
Marecha
Cairns
Norman Park
J. Ellwood
Coulson
J. Phillipe A’ Cameron
R. Hughes
Gibbs
Kajewski
E. Beadle
G.” Horwood
A. Muller
G. Liha
H. Mackay
A. Wilkie
Mart
Lock
Mitchell
Crane
Lewis
Mastart
Fraser
Calvert
Quincan
Gaui
Busoh
Ballin
Demargs
L. Fools
Mackay
Iacho
Genie
Gearier
New York Notes U N A P Says Displaced Seek Return
U N A P correspondent reports Mr F in Jas Shag criticizes high level military authority for pressuring 830,000 displaced Jugoslavs and Poles to return against their will. London talks yield promises to appoint new Polish officials by October 18. LaGuardia urges rapid action to aid displaced persons and improve resettlement conditions.
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Americal Associated Preas
U.N. A
Mr. F
Mr. la Guardia
London
Alls
Rome
Poland
la. Guardianie
Dla
U.nrala
Australian Girls Thwart Boston Port Pickets With Charm
Four Australian girls landed from the steamer Rattler near Boston and faced strict port pickets blocking taxis seeking to take luggage to town. They used charm to persuade the taxi driver and finally obtained permission after the pickets consulted the union offices. The episode involved Joyce Lemon, Non Bruce, Lorna Palcaner, and Kathleen Norman from Hobart Melbourne and Melbourne.
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New York
Associated Press
Boston
Meltina
Joyce G. Lemon
Hobart
Non Bruce
Lorna Palcaner
Kathleen. Norman
Melbourne
Vinton
Stern Gangs Threat London and Palestine Violence
A Tel Aviv communique by the Stern gang claims responsibility for the August 9 murder of Sergeant Hats and the September 9 attack that killed Major Desmond Doran and injured his wife. Jerusalem reports threaten a British official in Palestine and identify an explosives scare at a public Information Office. The return to normal after a mine warning and search follows in the city.
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Daily Heraf
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Stern Gang
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Alan Cunningham
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John’ Shaw
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Hats
Desmond Doran
Reuter
Potach Tikvah
Exambert
New York Stocks Rebound On Opening After Decline
Large buying orders spark a sharp market rebound at the open. Leading shares advance one to three points with Eastman Kodak rising about ten points late. overall turnover tallies 2,870,000 shares. The New York Times index up 3.3 points with industrials gaining 1.5 points amid a technically based recovery.
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N-Day
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New York Times
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Stock Exchange
State takes over Holland Park block for temporary housing
The State Government seized Block No. 2 at Holland Park military hospital for conversion to temporary housing housing about 200 people. Windows are blocked and doors locked to deter squatters while the Housing Minister warns entrants will be guilty of breaking and entering. Priority housing for squatters on the list may be lost. Gas was turned on in the hospital following instruction from Mr. F M. Forde.
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Military Hosta
Ho. Bruce
Tuebt
Stele Housing Commission
State Housing Commission
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Serious bush fires threaten Lismore region
September 12 report states a major fire already swept thousands of acres and remains beyond control aided by a steady north east wind. Fire cleared Lilian Rock and Nimbin district about 30 miles from Lismore as fire crews and police rush from Lismore to back freighters. Some grazing lands may be ruined though houses and farm buildings are saved by firebreaks. Emaciated stock moved to safety with no confirmed losses yet.
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Lismore
Lilian Rock
Nimbis Distret
Tsemore
Miners vote to work six hour Saturdays in New South Wales
New South Wales miners vote by secret ballot to work six hour Saturdays. The Commonwealth Government will pay the difference between normal and penalty rates. If adopted, Saturday work could boost coal output by about 34 000 tons and 216 000 tons before Christmas. The Miners Federation president H Wellswale says the first Saturday work could begin September 28.
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New South Wales
Commonwealth
Signer
Williame
Asi Thas
Miners’ Federation
H Wellswale
Army waste case links three Skewes brothers to dumped Army gear
In Adelaide River Darwin Court testimony details three Skewes brothers Thomas Neville and Richard accused of obtaining or stealing army property through wasteful dumps. Evidence shows they gathered iron timber and other gear from abandoned dumps to build a house at Stapleton Station and dispose of unused equipment into Snake Creek waterhole. Authorities investigated whether dumped material was free to the public.
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Adelaide River
Ma Ward
Darwin Court
Iofas
Wien
Snake Creek Waverhole
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Neville
Richard Skewes
Thomas Skewes
Stapleton Station
Adelaide
Louis Hook
W Coap
Skewes Brothers
Bur- Fells Creek
Jack Fairweather
Snake Creek
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Ems
Leading Sydney Cafes Raided by Special Vice Squad
In Sydney on September 12 authorities seized liquor valued at £100 during raids on Rumant's Restaurant in Castlereagh Street and Ramsiki's Cafe on King Street. The operation was planned this morning with limited notice to senior officers. several government officials and leading legal men were at lunch as raids occurred at 2 pm.
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Sydney
Rumant
Castlereaph-street
Rarnsiki
King-street
Proposed Central Queersland order approved in Brisbane
Brisbane September 17 The Executive today approved the failure of notice of attention to make an Order in Cause constituting Central Queen land. The Minister for Agriculture Mr H W Colitues and that any petition for a poll to decide whether a water showd be made must be lodged by at least 30 growers in the areas.
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Brisbane
Youine
Queeneland Bagn Beard the Minster For Agriculture
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