Telopea Park High School Speech Night Honors Leaders
The headmaster Rex Crawford presented the annual report at the event. Attending were High Commissioner F Jones, Mrs B Moore, P. and C. Association president J Randell, Inspector of Schools W Armstrong, and Reverend H Harrison, who gave the occasional address.
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Rex Crawford
Telopea Park High School
Crawford
New Zealand
F. Jones
B. Moore
J. Randell
P. and C. Association
W. Armstrong
H., Harrison
France Gives Open Cheque to De Gaulle Defeats Communist Rival
In Ivry suburb, France delivers a narrow victory for de Gaulle with a margin under 1 200 votes. Soustelle named likely next premier with Debre and Delebecque as rivals. Michelet mooted for unity. Communists win 10 seats, Radicals collapse. Salan to become Inspector General as Clouvrier eyed as replacement.
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France
DE Gaulle
Ivry
Paris
Free French Secret Service
Formr
Algeria
M. Jacques Soustelle
de Gaullist
M. Michael Debre
Fifth Republic
M. Leon Delebecque
Committee of Public Safety
Edmond Michelet
Communist Party
M. Jacques Duclos
M. Maurice ‘Thorez
Jroad
British United Press
Raoul Salan
Fo Civic Andre
London Times
Prospective rating overpowers by police after escape on ship
A sailor escaped naval custody during escort to Balmoral sick bay and boarded the Scotia moored nearby. He threatened officers with a 12 gauge shotgun and resisted aboard until Nemesis and riot squad arrived. Police overpowered him after leaping aboard.
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Cale Utes
Balmoral
Cabiniser Scotia
Scotia
Nemesis
Lechleitner
Sen
Const. Atkins
Sgt. Lechleitner
Const
Atkins
Algerian Rebels Might Seek Aid from China
Algerian rebel spokesman M hmmed Yazid said the insurgents could receive material help from Communist China if needed. Rebel leaders based in Cairo announced September 19 claiming control of the four-year anti French movement.
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New York
China
M’hammed Yazid
Cairo
Algeria
Mahmoud Ben Cherif
Ben Youssef Behkhedda
Peking
Yazid
Washington
Pilot Jumps Clear As Plane Crashes Near Holbrook
Douglas Lewis aged 75 from Carlton Melbourne escaped injury when his crop dusting plane struck a 66 000 volt power line and exploded in flames three miles from Holbrook. He jumped from the aircraft before it hit the ground and was hospitalized with facial lacerations and shock. Holbrook and area power services were disrupted while repairs were made.
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Asbury
Holbrook
Douglas Lewis
Patterson Street
Carlton
Melbourne
Lewis
Albury
Sir Hubert Wilkins Found Dead in Framingham Hotel
Sir Hubert Wilkins the Australian born explorer was found dead in his Framingham Massachusetts hotel room Monday. The prominent adventurer had been staying in the town during travels.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Framingham
Massachusetts
Arrests Of Young Leaders In Spain
The New York Times reports at least 80 young professionals and leaders have been detained in Spain over three weeks. Most are under 40, includes lawyers doctors scientists and workers. Some are from wealthy families and others are self-made leaders. Majority are being questioned by military judges and face no Communist conspiracy charges yet.
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New York
A.A.P
Spain
New York Times
Theew York Times
St George Seat Loss Shifts Australian Parliament Balance
The report shows St George losing to Mr Clay by 27 percent to 73 percent of DLP preferences and details candidate tallies. It notes potential shifts in Stirling Kalgoorlie and Griffith and Maribyrnong, with broader effects on Government and ALP majorities in House and Senate races. Senator Cole in Tasmania is assured of election with over quota votes.
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D.L.P
Mr. Clay
Haylen
L.P
Parkes
Mr. Graham
St. George
Herbert
Queensland
Marisbyrnong
Vic
Griffith
Qld
Stirling and
Kalgoorlie
W.A
Stirling
House of Representatives
Grif
Fith
Maribyrnong
Government
A.L.P
Act
N.T. Scrutineers
Western Australia
Liberal Party
Barton
N.S.W
Reynolds
A.l-P
Tasmania
Cole
McDonald Cleared to Play in First Test in Brisbane
Australian opener Colin McDonald is declared fit to play in the first Test against England in Brisbane. He tested his injured leg in Melbourne, ran about 30 balls in a half hour session, and showed no strain though still stiff. Queensland batsmen struggled in Brisbane as MCC led 151, while Subba Row fractured his wrist and will be out for about a month.
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Melbourne
Colin McDonald
England
Brisbane
McDonald
Jack Ryder
Board of Control
Jack Ledward
M.C.C
Sydney
Ledward
Queensland
Stum
MCC
Raman
Subba
Charles Bray
D L P Plans to Contest Four State Elections in 1959
Sydney report states the Democratic Labour Party will enter candidates in four state elections in 1959. Federal secretary J T Kane announced after talks with leaders in Tasmania South Australia and Western Australia. This follows the party's earlier decision to contest New South Wales elections and to prepare for a snap election.
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Sydney
Democratic Labour Party
D.L.P
J. T. Kane
Tasmania
South Australia
Western Australia
N.S.W
Wreckage Linked to Missing Ship Near Kavieng
Scraps of wreckage sighted around Kavieng New Island prompt speculation the material may hail from the missing 500 ton schooner Ian Crouch overdue on its maiden voyage from Hongkong to Port Adelaide. Captain Hawley plans a possible search tomorrow amid reports of drums of fuel ice cylinders and a life boat washed ashore southeast of Kavieng.
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Port Moresby
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Elastie
Rating
Cess
Victoria
DLP
Mr. Little
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