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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
3
A historical piece argues skin bears telltale signs of occupation and life through markings, color changes, and wear. It notes a defendant’s skin as proof in a Canadian murder trial, outlines dermatology advances, and adds cautions on bathing and contagion. It also includes in memoriam notices for Richard C. Hensley and Catherine M. Butler.
Australian roads show wasteful uneven tyre wear caused by neglecting regular rotation. Experts urge motorists to rotate tyres to extend life, improve handling, and reduce risk of blowouts on daily trips.
Football selections show Cloncurry and Hughenden match set for July 4 1951 seniors and juniors with named players from both squads. Emergencies listed. All members urged to attend training nightly next week. Also notes Googie Withers filming Lady Godiva Rides Again and Google’s White Corridors hospital drama.
A former inmate expresses sincere gratitude to Dr Harvey Sutton now a Blail at the Cloncur tal for his skill and kindness during the stay at the institution.
Dinah Sheridan, the only girl in the cast, endured months in the wilds of Kenya with the Ealing unit making No Vultures Fly. She faced a monkey bite a tarantula on her leg and even a rhino sighting outside her tent while filming No Trouble Sheridan in a technicolour production.
After finishing her role in Ealing's thriller Secret People with Valentina Gortees and Serge Reggiani the 22 year old Audrey Hepburn described as a successor to Jean Gimmona goes to France to star with Jules Inshin in a light hearted musical comedy set along the Mile of Nous Irchs a Monte Carlo.
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