Queanbeyan Rugby League Fined in Disciplinary Bid
A meeting of Group 5 Rugby officials fined Queanbeyan 50 pounds for a June 6 match against South Sydney and threatened disqualification if the sum was not paid within 14 days. The panel also cancelled the next match to avoid conflicts, and delegates criticized the NSW League for approving the event. A Monday appeal hearing was set, with Queanbeyan claiming funds were earmarked for juniors.
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At. George
Axtures
Tin Chub
Queanbeyan
Canberra
H. Bladen
Eac
Ees
Routh
Rodney Oh
Speskees
City Veama
Minister suspends housing chairman under act
A premier insisted the housing commission chairman could not be suspended by a minister and ordered an inquiry into alleged improper communications. Evatt stated no steps were taken to suspend, while McGirr noted the act did not empower such action. A new policy bans direct land allocation, replacing it with ballot-based government housing for applicants meeting income limits.
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Tom
Paris
Earth 8
Archald
Housing Commiarion
Gallop
Galup
Evatt
Ite
Ie Ee
Treatt
Atena
McQirr
Ramcaon
Kaveror
Snif
Legislative Assembly
Tal
Seevanta
Public Service Board
Me Wurth
Mr. Mesirr
Wurth
Fivatt
McGirr
Roseville
Housing Commission
Thare
Tivatt
Quest for Miss Australia to be discussed by ACT KLS8L
R5L conducts a Miss Australia quest planning session in the ACT executive meeting. Sub-branches show willingness to participate and one group has elected a candidate. Representatives from the ACT appear cautiously optimistic. The prize value is £200 and contestants are 14 years or older.
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R.5
Autralia
Act
Lakely
A.C.T
Migrants to Melbourne Restricted From Charter Airlines
An official from the Civil Aviation Department said ten commercial airliners will be allowed to bring passengers from Europe to Australia on charter services. Rainy weather and limited capacity hindered air travel as Europe-bound flights arrive with empty seats. First priority in the framework should be given to those regaining travel.
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Melbourne
Civil Agration Department
Europe
Australia
Wehiger Une
Almost Criminal Neglect by Civil Aviation Alleged
Mr White in the House alleges the Commonwealth neglected aviation safety by failing to install a telephone and maintain emergency gear at a long unused aerodrome in Cuscamand where 21 people died in a 19th century crash. He cites a public inquiry into the Liliana crash and urges stronger inquiries to prevent another disaster.
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Commonwealth
Cuscamand
Witte
Mauilava
House of Representatives
White
Therodrome
Airfeld
Department of Civil Aviation
Worl
Air
Liliana
Beiinds
Stagen
Hose of Representatives
Chamber Of Mines Calls For Revaluation Of Gold Price
Perth report says Australia's Chamber of Mines urges a higher gold price and closer ties with South Africa and the Dan te nations to persuade the IMF to revalue gold. It faults the fund’s par value and says higher price is needed to provide liquidity for international trade.
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Perth
Chamber of Mines
Untralia
South Africa
Dante
International Monetary Fund
LMA
Man Spent £900 a Week on Taco Girls
A man told the court he spent 900 pounds weekly on what was described as Taco Girls. He claimed to have used the money for living costs and to fund companions, while his previous employer in Newcastle said he had not worked for three weeks. The case was adjourned to allow Loyd to return to Taree to seek employment.
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Thurutay
Newcastle
Tacec
Nohuayy
Austin
Loyd
Taree
State hockey team selects ten country players for Pesth trip
Ten country players are chosen for the state hockey team to play at Pesth next month. Captain R Taylor of Newcastle leads the squad including P Hanamen Montgomery P Beasley Wi Neville Crookwell D Spwekman Newsant FJ Pobitkl B Black ML Webber Gowburn KG 4 A Molntouh Crookwell Hi Offen Leeson Canberra E A Ayla Berrima.
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Gor
Trategrade
Pesth
R. Taylor
Newcantie
P. Hanamen
By ‘Montgomery
P. Beasley
Wi Neville
Byuney
D. Spwekman
Crookwell
J. Taylor
News Antic
FJ. Pobitkl
B. Black
ML Webber
Gowburn
Supreme Court Decrees Several Marital Dissolutions
The ACT Supreme Court heard multiple divorce cases yesterday. Decrees were granted dissolving marriages between several couples including Simpson Frasited and a partner, Raymond Lemictatwan and Toress Joan Stal, Kin Maudo Utterson and Dermiond Joseph Patterson, and others. Custody and alimony arrangements were issued in instances involving four children and standard support. The proceedings note marriages conducted in various locations and dates in the 1920s to 1940s era.
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A.C T. Supreme Court
Justes Simpson
Nia
Naik Menima
Vincent Altea
Alice Maud Buh
J. Ke Maguire
Tumoarunoa
Raymond Lemictatwan
Toress Joan Stal
Rigata
R. Phippard
Feanmerta
Hielmour
Maudo Utterson
Dermiond Joseph Patterson
J.L. Maguire
Guilody
Waa
Hardon
Wino
Ivy Lot
Stanley Roy Lalth Ui
G. Bailey
Graaw Pt
Parking Bays Planned At Motel Amalie and Hotel Wele
Improvements to parking in the region have been recommended by the national planning body. The plan proposes a new parking area at Motel Wailing for coaches and a parking bay at Hotel Alanne currently a plantation site to ease overflow. The committee also suggests defining the Albert Hull entrance to prevent congestion at events and adding hired space at the railway station.
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Treaion
Motel Amalie
Wele Wogtorr
Albert 3Fait
Ute
Counell
Contoy
New Arkine
Wailing UN
Hotel Alanne
Albert Hull
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