Keen Competition In Warrangong Station Sale Auction
A Warrangong sale drew strong bidding across stock, horses, and cattle. Buyers from State and northern Victoria competed for Aberdeen Angus cattle with high demand on cows and herd stock, while 90 station horses including 12 draughts sold, with totals averaging significant prices. Auctioneers Allan Gray & Company Cowra and Woodgers & Calthorpe Limited Canberra and Queanbeyan oversaw the sale.
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Warrangong
Muwen
Sation
Roorawathe
Vlearante Ua
Victoria
Allan “Gray & “Company
Cowra
Woodgers & Calthorpe’ Limited
Canberra and
Queanbeyan
Gached leg injury after market crash in Ebden Street
Helena Frances Beal of Cobb Crescent Aialie suffered a gashed leg when a market vehicle crashed into four cars on Ebden Street last night. Canberra Ambulance took her to Canberra Community Hospital. she was allowed to leave after treatment.
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Helena Frances Beal
Cobb Crescent
Aialie
Ebden Street
Canberra Community Hospital
Canberra Ambulance
Seasonal Record For Yass Wool Market Report
In Sydney on Monday a seasonal record price of 1MSd was paid for greasy wool. Bidding was vigorous with many lots bought by buyers from Ledgworth, Yass, and surrounding districts. Several notable lots and names appeared, including WC Walker and Deuchar, with strong competition and high clearance, totaling 13 941.
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Yass
Sydney
Walker
Ledgworth
Mary
Brisbane
Sedgworth
Deuchar
Bango
Vann
Merryville
Yaaa
Tucna
Crookwell
Oakwrook
Bathurat
Fairview
Defence sector official cites limited progress on intermediate rocket plans
Washington reports that Mr Charles Wilson of the Sect of Defence said last night that the long and medium range rocket development programme is in doubt amid reports of substantial Soviet progress. He noted both nations are pursuing rocket work that could cross into nuclear weapon potential.
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U.S
Washington
Sect of Defence
Charles Wilson
Atenwitt
Hearing Of New Basic Wage Case To Start Today
Arbitration Court in Melbourne will begin hearings on a federal basic wage case. The application seeks weekly increments and quarterly cost of living adjustments for metal trades and other workers under federal awards. Industrial observers say lifting wage levels could trigger nationwide wage movements.
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ACTA
Arbitration Court
C.S
Lana
Lareupeont Industry
ederal_workers
Elbourne
Victoria
Teale
SES
Brisbane
Sydney Waar
Adelaide
Path Tear
Hobart
Lottery Luck For Possessive Greek Father
A Greek cafe proprietor who refused his daughter permission to marry a boy won 26 009 pounds. He had earlier won 500 pounds for his baby son and said he had tried to claim the first prize since arriving in Russia penniless 18 years ago. The story notes the family tensions and a daughter’s relationship with a boy from the same community.
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Peter
Con Leltos
Ruslia
Lakos
Man Fined for Possession of Suspected Stolen Goods
Walter, 21, plasterer, was fined in the Canberra Court yesterday for having possession of goods valued at 30 shillings suspected of being stolen. Through a interpreter he pleaded guilty. Sub-Inspector J B Franklin testified Walter was seen near John Curtin School of Medical Research with the items and a parcel containing four pieces of copper rod.
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Walter
Atkinson Street
Ueanbeynn Ovnn
Canberra
Patty Sesnlogs
J. B. Franklin
Peace Cmler Guard
John Curtin School of Medical Research
Walter Thee
Walter Iso
Franklin
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Yarralumla
A.C.T
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Kayes
LA Verne Beauty Salon
Permaner
Civic Centre
Upstein
Devon
Kayser
MELM
Frank Brown
Eady Home Assembly
Winchcombe
Stratee van Oa
Mowe Bridge
Tomaghind Nsw
NG AN
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