Braddon Bride Weds At Parish Church
The Rev C A Warren officiated as Braddon Bride tied the knot at a parish church. The satin gown, tiara and veil set off a pink and blue wedding with bridesmaids in blue faille frocks and flower girl in pink nylon. Attendants named as Miss Nancy Robbie and Miss Marjorie Turner. Reception at groom's parents home with about 50 guests.
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C. A. Warren
Nancy Robbie
Marjorie Turner
Robbie
Turner
Cahill Has Busy Weekend In Sydney Port Tour
Premier of New South Wales J. J. Cahill rested today after a busy weekend meeting bankers and business executives and inspecting port facilities. The New South Wales leader spent time with financial and commercial leaders and reviewed port operations during the excursion.
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San Francisco
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New South Wales
J. J. Cahill
Eisteddfod concert delights large Canberra audience
The post competition concert drew a packed hall with warm applause for Shelly Aria winner Robert Bicklis who performed songs from musical comedy and lighter numbers. Finalist Peter Campbell and Canberra artists Myra Law and Eileen Pringle also impressed, with selections from operetta and piano duets by Susanne Baker and Ann McMahon.
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Annie
Shell
Peter
Campbell
Ivanhoe
Victora
Canberra Philharmonic
Roy Jackson
Wollongong
Jill, Sorensen
Canberra
Elphine Alien
Susanne Baker
Ann McMahon
Mariko Uyama
Pion
Myra Law
Eileen Pringle
Alsol
Prominent Union Player Marries Rugby and Footballer
Laurence Stanley Evans of Ainslie married Miss Zeta Martin at St. The Rev. C A Warren officiated. The bride wore a full-length nylon tulle gown with chantilly lace bodice and a pearl trimmed tiara. The couple hosted guests from Melbourne Bungonia Joulburn Queanbeyan and welcomed relatives and friends for the ceremony.
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Laurence Stanley Evans
Ainslie
Zeta Martin
C. A. Warren
Ome
Railay by American official tours railway establishments
An American official, Mr. Nates terred, with the Fa allwayy Commissioner Ker, toured railway establishments in Bray and Kiley. He criticized trains for lacking automatic coupling and said country and interstate trains are obsolete and uneconomical. He urged cash and a free hand for Mr. McCusker to boost efficiency.
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Ker
Bray
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Ner
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McCusker
Former Slovak Fascist Executed and 11 Others Jailed
In Banska Bystrica, a former Slovak fascist was sentenced to death while 11 accomplices from the pro-German Hlinka guards received prison terms from 13 to 35 years for wartime atrocities in Blow. The group faced charges tied to aiding the SS, with varying penalties from 1 to 3 years for related offenses.
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Czechoslovakia
Bunday
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Hitnke
Ee SS
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