Accidents Still Wrecking Homes in New South Wales
A Road Safety issue from New South Wales reports three days last week saw seven children lose fathers due to road accidents. Causes cited include carelessness and weather related factors. Authorities urge constant emphasis on safe driving, with speed adjustments for summer and winter, to reduce fatalities and petrol waste.
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Drastic control of press power sparks outrage in Australia
Australia faces new national security regulations granting Sir Keith Murdoch sweeping powers to compel purification of newspapers broadcasts and cinema. Prime Minister Menzies vows sparing use while opponents call it a dictatorship and a dangerous precedent risking free press backlash erupts from Curtin Trett Dunstan and Labor leaders. Leaders equate move to Hitlerism and a totalitarian state as editorials warn of censorship and misuse of authority.
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Australia
Keith Murdoch
National Security
Canberra
Menzies
Curtin
N.S.W
Treatt
Victoria
Dunstan
Drummond
Lang
Keith Muntoch
Uebbels
Germany
Mutch
M.L.A
Hawkins
Ute Labour Counis
R. Hughes
Mein Kampf
A. R. Chisholm
France
Melbourne Argus
Melbourne Age
Sydney Morning Herald
Stratford Red Cross Activities Tennis and Dance Event
The Stratford Red Cross local branch held a Saturday tennis tournament at the park courts, followed by a euchre party and hall dance. Winners included Mrs. R Wenham and Mr. R Savers in tennis, Mrs W Martin and Mr Amos Martin in euchre, with generous help from volunteers and donors. A shower evening for Miss Rene Keegan precedes her marriage to Mr C Pollard.
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RED Cross
The
Park Courts
R. Wenham
R. Savers
Shelton
Jack Batley
Holland
W. Martin
Amos Martin
H. Chapman
Gloucester
W. ‘Tull
K. McChesney
Joan McChesney
Ken Tull
W. Tull
R. Sayers
Monte Carlo
Nielson
A. Martin
Jean Yates
Bignell
C. Burley
Mick German
Glendarra Dispersal Sale Retains Strong Hereford Demand
The Glendarra dispersal sale at Maitland on July 10 drew buyers from Queensland and NSW, with 285 head offered and no animals passed. The top price reached 2551 guineas for the imported bull Noke Farrier, and notable consignments included Glendarra Top Dog and Glendarra Last Day 515th. Buyers from Rockhampton to Grafton and beyond competed, while proceeds supported the Red Cross.
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Maitland
Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd
Sydney
E. W. Sparke
Grafton
Cootamundra
Gundagai
Crookwell
New South Wales
Noke Farrier
Glendarra
M. Hughes
Ramornic
Copmanhurst
W. L. Johnston
Red Cross
Fool
Beendarry Marintana
Guyallen
Neilers
James Sparkes
Lyndsey
Dalby
Q'id
T. M. Hooke
Dungog
J. C. Hooke
Gordonbrook
N. H. Waugh
E.R. Reynolds
Ennisview
McDonald
Rockhampton
McCarthy
Tenterfield
Australia
Golf notes cup draws and championship results
The Horner Cup first round draws list Lynn vs Stevens and others with byes. Associates Championship first round matches include Mrs Street vs Miss Yates and Miss Middlebrook vs Mian Cleaver. Stroke handicap events feature Mrs Garner v Miss Relf and others. Qualifying results show scores for Street, Yates, Parish, Middlebrook, Cleaver, Hawdon, and Garner with Chadwick trophy tie noted.
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Lynn
Stevens
McRae
Channon
Rye
McGown
Charlton
Leedham
Higgins
Garner
Glover
Punton
Coote
Brennan
Parish
Street
Miss Yates
Miss Middlebrook
Mian Cleaver
Yates
Cleaver
Hawdon
Chadwick
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F.E. Jones
Church Street
Chase For Exporting Coy
Ply., Ltd
Loca Aiko Kikaorm
Ton Cester
Arthur V. Eastwood
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Consign Tops &B Ltd
Darling Harbour
Stratford
Chapman's
Foundations For Comfort
Meritas
Jack O’lantern
Hollywood
Hankmit
Manchester
Thomas Cowan & CO
Tudor ST
Newcastle
O'Connell ST
J. Bowen
Box 40
Taree
Street & Parish, Pty, Ltd