08 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Dubbo Liberal And Macquarie Advocate
Location
Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
1
A plane wreck occurred off Puerto Rico with passengers clinging to life rafts amid sharks in the water. Coast guard and search teams reported 37 survivors as the vessel sank, while authorities investigated the crash’s cause and safety lapses.
Anthony Eden petitions for a divorce amid a contested hearing today. The case cites desertion and references legal representatives and involved parties, with names obscured in the damaged text.
A mangled OCR item discusses the planned opening of a new sale yard in Dub county. Officials debate whether to proceed with a ceremony and estimate costs around 230 000. Proceeds from the sale yard opening are to fund local projects and public works, with officials awaiting final authorization.
Fragmented account notes a government bill and committee action in Capetown regarding banning communists. It mentions opposition from the United Party and debates over hostility between groups, with unclear details on dates or outcomes.
In heavy fog and wet conditions the plane Could not land safely delaying arrival. The aircraft was diverted and the crew worked to maintain communication as ground operations prepared for a later landing attempt at the inundated field.
The Crown alleges that a murder occurred with Williams named as a central figure. Jurors failed to reach a verdict in prior trials, and a third trial is now ordered for the accused individual. The unfolding case centers on the evidence and testimonies from earlier proceedings.
The Dubbo area reports on wheat carting prices amid a conference with Wheat Growers and Farmers Association leaders. The meeting reached agreement on a price framework and prospective terms, reflecting local agriculture concerns and price negotiations.
A reported hearing at a court in which a woman described abuse by a father and husband surfaces. The commissioner notes misconduct grounds and the woman’s courage, while details of injuries and the couple’s strained marriage emerge from testimony and years of service.
Manly would not be moved by efforts to transfer the Far West Home from Manly. The motion, moved by Dubbo and Orange branches, was unanimously adopted. Debate focused on funding, supervision, and the need for ongoing services for displaced children, with calls for figures on how many children would be affected and where they would go.
Weather service alerts coastal rivers flood risk with offshore seas rising and strong winds. advisories extend to Southern Hoaf, Steve, Central, and South nid coastlines. Forecasters expect continuing rain and high tides with potential local flooding in low-lying areas.
Weather report notes cold and wet conditions in Dubbo with unsteady temperatures. No clear figures due to garbled OCR yet strong winds and rain potential are expected, aiding local travelers to plan accordingly.
A garbled weather forecast describes clearer weather gradually increasing sun and wind effects across upland regions. The text mentions a strange place names and dates, then shifts to a survey on press opinion about former President Hoover and the term wallana without Communist stations. A separate note reports an arm fracture of a person on Wingo Farm Street in Dubbo, treated by an ambulance and admitted to hospital.
Western districts may supply fresh fish from local dams creeks and reservoirs if technical problems are solved. Government would assist property owners in establishing farms and fortifying waterways. MLA Charles Cutler and Secretary Matthews discuss priorities and the need for scientific study before widespread adoption.
The report notes Pollard inspiring a victory over New South Wales with a 20-15 lead in a match that highlighted strong play by local figures. It mentions Maitland and Parkes, referencing selections and tours and a focus on players such as Rey Pollard and Wigur Tiaraian Gordon in a period scene.
A chaotic report from Washington describes a deadlock over a red bill and labor legislation. Senators and party spokesmen clash on proposals including a revision of coal and steel resource pooling in Europe, with officials warning of delays in the Senate.
An unidentified editor reported a gang violence incident in Illinois where Roy Shelton, 38, was killed while working on his farm. He was the third of eleven Shelton brothers targeted by the infamous Shelton gang. Police say only one brother survived and several attempts were made to kill more members in the past two years.
Reports say a woman was hit by a flying saucer while standing on Sienees Street yesterday afternoon. She suffered head injuries and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
A disorderly city note reports the Newtown Progress Association planning street repairs on Carrigton Avenue and Wisgewarrn streets. The monthly meeting discussed funding, polling rules, and support letters for the regional conference, with officials urging urgent attention to boundary flood alerts and pedestrian safety improvements.
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