Track meet notes show mixed results and relay records
The report lists hurdles and relay performances with multiple athletes named such as Prange, Lyall, Reid, Gramce, Telopes, Bollman, Hig, and Telope. It notes times and distances, including a 14.8 record and various yardage marks, plus placements like 3rd and 4th in events across a distance-focused meet.
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Yds
Red
Prange
Loum Lyall
Nutches
Heid
Tig
Reid
Emergency in Brisbane Over Wool Dispute
The government declares a state of emergency as storemen and packers are urged to return to work on Monday amid wool sales disruptions. Nine workers remain on strike while 67 000 bales are set for auctions and 300 000 bales stored. 78 000 bales were sold with value around £1 million. Ships are ready to load wool for Britain and the Continent as non union labour plans are postponed. The Premier and union leaders clash over handling of wool and labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Bane
A.W.U
United Graziers’ Shear: Co
Galr
United, Ere’ Association
Brisbane Wool Sellingers’ Association
Jer
UGA
Try
Yol Wa
Bria
Mcketing
Bane Wool
Britain
Continent
Far East
Hisoane
Watersiders
Brisbane
Aid
Brig
Bane
Nline
Swoet Selling Brokers’ Association
Miller
Gunn
Queensland
Gair
W.U
Labour Party Names Woman Chairman For Coming Year
Margaret Herbison a school teacher MP was chosen by the party conference as chairman for the coming year. Driberg the author broadcaster and 51 was named treasurer and urged unity with the Labour leadership amid factional tensions at a crowded meeting.
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Reuter
Margaret Herbison
Driberg
Anetrin Labour
Gaitakell
Em Bevan
Gaitskell Urges Tax Evasion Crackdown After Conference
Opposition Leader Hugh Gaitskell pledged to wipe out tax evasion if his party returns to power. Speaking at a Blackpool conference, he said the tax system should fall more fairly on those currently dodging payments.
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London
Reuter
Hugh Gaitskell
Blackpool
Mob Psychology Blamed At Trial
In Poznan three youths face murder charges for a security officer’s death after a mob beating on June 28. Defence lawyers argue the crowd influence and mob psychology caused the violence, while the prosecution seeks the death sentence for Jozer Foltynowics Jazmierz Zurek and Jerzy Sroka.
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Poznan
Reuter
Rota
Jozer Foltynowics
Jazmierz Zurek
Jerzy Sroka
Iit
Zurek
Sroka
U S Companies Seek 1.5 Billion Canal Deal
A group of United States shipping firms reportedly plans a 1.5 billion dollar expansion of the Suez Canal to ease deadlock. The proposal would invite international lenders and include toll rights for investors, with private and shipping interests absorbing British shares to keep the canal private.
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New York
A.A.P
United States
Washington Dispatch
New York Times
Nnld
Bank
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Security Council
United Nationa
Inform
Hammarakjoeld
Helmu Bahgat Badawe
Bues Canal
Pet
Ieee
Suez’ Canal Authority
Universal
Second Atomic Blast Reported Heard 70 Miles Away
Adelaide reports the second atomic blast at Maralinga was heard about 70 miles distant this day, far nearer than the 300 miles observed for the weapon’s first test on September 27. Scientists note this is not thought to indicate any change in the weapon.
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Adelaide
Maralinga
Ward Alleges Bomb Dust Drifted Inland From Explosion
Mr Ward of East Sydney charged after House proceedings that the atomic blast near Mara Ling Tass Week produced a wind shift from the expected north east to a west direction. He said the cloud drifted over New South Wales and Victoria, with aircraft alert at 5.39 am seven hours after the 5 pm explosion, and criticised authorities for surveying dust in Queensland instead of the drifted area.
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Ward
Law
East Sydney
Maraling
Port Augusta
N.S.W
Queensland
Dubbo
Waw
N.8.w
Victoria
Councils Split Over Stop Protest Across States
The AC T U backed a nationwide stoppage to protest failure to restore cost of living adjustments and basic wage demands. NSW opposed. Victorian Labour Council supported. Victoria Queensland South Australia favored. Tasmania and N A W undecided. WA unsure with 6000 unemployed and WA council resistance noted.
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N.S.W. Labour Council
Victorian Labour Council
A.C.T.U
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
N.A.W
Western Australia
D. Keany
Defence policy attacked in House over defence spending
In Melbourne Ports the opposition critic blamed government defence policy as camouflage and called for cutting 190 million from the defence vote. Mr. Crean cited 226 million of 1 031 million spent on theatre craft and naval arms, urging a thorough review as Defence Minister Philip McBride dismissed the criticism as insincere.
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House Australia
Crean
Australia
Philip McBride
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Dinney
Read
Hindletty Pran
Jay
Huriles
Reat
Ryliasma
Teidpes
Bollman
Hite T
Hig Rea
Queandeyu
Yra
Aster
Callum
Carn T
Dder
Hginbeyan
Telope
Tate Lotte
Apa
Annesley Bot
Alexander Dis Vale
Merb Ridge
Ocean
Booth
Mn Place
Sydney
Governa
Australian Workers’ Union
T. Dougherty
Snd
Liberal Party
Dougherty
Ritish Labour
Gaitskell
Essex
Shell Haven
Stowe
Mar Elgot
U.S
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