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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
2
A scrambled boxing report describes a bantamweight bout where Hatcher dominates late, pressing Uhn with doublehanded punches after a tense middle rounds. The finish sees Hatcher push for a knockout in the final stanza, while Uw remains on the defensive and unable to respond effectively.
In a Sydney speech, Mr. Dougherty accused pastoral workers of being dupes in a Communist driven effort. He urged workers to resist union pressures and warned that statements would be reviewed by the Conciliation Commission in the next session.
McGrath testified before the Royal Commission on the liquor industry, facing cross examination about prior statements and alleged personal connections. The chair warned him about improper evidence as questions touched on police and judiciary, with McGrath denying misconduct and claiming uncertainty about some assertions.
The U82 Maryina competition division 6 closes with ACT Secretary Maral Lea iween on June 7. The event, run by The Farmer and Better and NRW Department of Agriculture, caps entries at 10 percent of breeding ewes over 32 months. District judging ends September 12. The 1889 contest was won by A.C. and KG IG Kirby of Hil and 107 entries for ACT this year are anticipated to be exceeded. The program aims to improve sound practical education among small flock owners and promote high-class r ues.
Melbourne residents plan a weekend search for missing woman Miss Clement eight days after she vanished from her home at 7 Iwin Lower. A bulldozer operator and local volunteers pushed into dense scrub on the property today as authorities coordinate the effort with residents ready to scour the area.
Ossie Pickworth won the Queensland open golf championship today with a record round of 67. Former Erin Ryder club member Jimmy A'lama fell back after a final round 72, while Pickworth's steady play led the field.
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