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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
2
A deciphered race report covers the Woodstock Handicap and related events with several horses and riders named. Treble at the meeting includes Beeline and others with times and placements noted, along with remarks on form and notable performances.
The Canberra Rugby League schedules trials for a new play-the-bell rule amid Sydney influence. Trials set for 330 p.m. at North Canberra with Alma Mia and North City Turner, leading to an April 4 selection. Canberra teams due to play Queanbeyan on April 6 at Queanbeyan, shaping the season’s commercial competition.
The Australian Council of Trade Unions may pursue a High Court action against Conciliation Commissioner Galvin's award. ACTU President A Monk said three Queen's Counsel advised against immediate action but the union would seek a ruling if needed. The move aims to protect workers nationwide from adverse effects of the award.
Willie Pep loses boxing licence as New York State Athletic Commission refuses reinstatement after a controversial title fight. Pep’s manager decries the decision as injustice while Pep appeals to resume his career.
Cleveland reports a Friday inquiry into a fatally injured executive Charien Ansesna in a road accident. He left an estate valued near £280,000 to his estranged wife Anny, while his will mentions Roseman and four month old Marie.
In Copenhagen a Dan ish national amateur boxing match drew a quiet crowd of about 00 spectators as heavyweight contender Carren entered the ring wearing a dressing gown. He forgot his trunks, delaying the bout until a messenger arrived with the proper gear from the trucks.
Kingston faces Northbourne as Cadets clash at Northbourne ground in a crucial round for premier division points. Second grade features Manuka and Queanbeyan in tight contests while sub-district action at High School Oval decides lead-in standings. Cadets seek a needed win to narrow gaps with Kingston as the season race tightens.
Fragmentary input describes clubs and travel plans with vague mentions of advertising and dates. Key entities and specifics are missing, preventing a coherent summary or proper headline.
Wool sale in Goulburn on March 26 and 6 featured a large catalogue of TATT bales from Southern Tablelands and Monaro. Medium quality wools with good length, occasional color issues, and some deficient clips. prices firm with some cheaper lots. Notable buyers include Bigger accounts and multiple local firms. strong support from Britain, Japan, Australia, and America, with competition averaged.
Readable fragments outline club competitions at Canter icity and Queanbeyan, races, social events, and a public anatomy exhibit. Times include 3.10 pm, 9 am to 5 pm, and 10:30 am to 4:30 pm at the Australian War Memorial.
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In Sydney a Supreme Court hearing heard director Reginald Irwin Lay claim he did not intend to include three Melbourne solicitors in a £1 million damages writ. He was granted leave to amend the writ to exclude the firm and name ten individuals eight Victorian and two Albury residents. The action concerns a dispute over army tanks nicknamed The Battle of Bandiana of Balaclava and involved publicity after the writ was issued. Justice Kinsella tentatively excluded several claims, while J. K. Manning for one defendant said he did not appear.
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