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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
4
A fragmented and unclear excerpt discusses Germany A and Cup with mentions of Senator reactions, Australian context, and a proposed amendment. The passage references Davin attitude, Burg of South Australia, and unnamed representatives debating matches and opposition within a looming context.
In London this Monday the Renee Penn zone Davis Cup semifinals will pair Breten against Poland and Healy against Denmark. Denmark defeated France while all defeated Belgium in earlier ties.
Ambiguous draft from a late era sports roundup notes a postponement in the men's basketball final due to unsettled conditions and repeated entries. It mentions plans for a later date and acknowledges a forthcoming report and election of an organizer next year.
Faint details describe a boxing bout where Hassen was outmatched but not finished. The fight featured heavy exchanges with Hasseen taking blows to the eye and a cut above, yet he remained fighting, drawing cheers from the crowd of about 18,000 as Dawynn showed power and skill. The article notes Dawynn’s athletic display and mentions judges and ring action in dramatic terms.
A report on a Saturday match between England and Queensland where captain Ken Ward and manager Tom Didroyd condemn referee decisions and uniform rules as unfair. After a brawl at Duntroon, officials and players faced reprimands, with calls for swift conferencing on uniform interpretation to avoid further international action.
Canberra exchange hosts Switchgress by Phone Gunz featuring Navy Duntroon and Royal matches with Kingston Reid Park and Grammar Oval. The event concludes with a Victoria win as about 160 exchangers compete in a high standard telephonic contest.
Flemington stock market summary notes quiet trading with demand generally fair and prices steady. Demand varied by item. prime cattle and fat cattle sold steadily while lighter stock showed softer activity. Buyers remained cautious though spirits improved late in the day with several lots moving to satisfactory prices.
The Minister for Transport announced temporary fires in Canberra's railway waiting room from 9 am to 11 am for passengers and some invitees, with some paid lighting later by permit. Senator McLeay noted the policy as part of station amenities during the arrival of the 10.50 am train.
YMCA Molibay Camp progresses with about 2000 pounds invested to finish bunkhouses and the arc hall. Work continues with volunteers and committee members including Mes Chief and Apwee Club, aiming to open to youth in the area once completed.
The Monday lottery No 7080 lists main prize 81088 Dream Syndicate with agents F Bettie and Bait Adamstown. First second and fourth prizes show various numbers and participants including T Willan Carter Bi. D.C. Wer Eyed Mra King MSPourth Prive and Crane.
Heavy rains hit the Hunter Valley causing widespread flooding. In Maitland, Louth and Raymond Terrace towns, hundreds evacuated as water surged through homes and farmsteads. Officials warned conditions could worsen as backwaters inundated rivers and floodwaters rose, forcing many families from their dwellings.
An appeal by Dugan and Mears against their convictions was logged with the Court of Criminal Appeal. They seek immunity for witnesses from prosecution tied to the case, arguing public safety and fair testimony. The Attorney General questions granting new immunity, citing existing precedent and potential broader implications.
Fragmented report outlines Friendship Cub activities organized by the FALCA for New Australians with Thursday ceremonies and meetings. Faint references hint at token ceremonies and community welfare events followed by a supper and deliberation on the national policy question.
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