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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
2
The article outlines eight months of talks on a mutual security treaty between Japan and the United States. It notes anticipated gains for the US, shifts in global markets, and Australia's interest in Pacific defense and trade, including wheat and wool dynamics and Japan's cultivation as a market.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Birney and Norris with unclear wording and uncertain date context. The readable elements are names and fragmentary phrases without a coherent event or action to summarize.
Carmel Moses daughter of velell Hospital will have her tonsils and adenoids removed. Neil Conn son of Ray and Mrs Conn has joined the Commonwealth Bank Mead Office Actuary Department and plans to study Economics at Sydney University.
At 4.30 pm on March 5 Mrs Joan Mary Baker of Sydney failed to negotiate a sharp right turn at Llanvathin Railway Gates. She grazed a fence and hit a post on the south side of the crossing at about 30 mph. Right mudguards body work and bumper bars damaged. Neither Mrs Baker nor her husband Robert Edward Baker were injured.
Normain Pursey was charged with discharging firearms on Raiderleigh Road property on January 10. The court excused his absence for work in Sydney. Morsey admitted shooting at a stump turret without owner consent. The magistrate found the charge proved and fined £1 with 48 hours in jail or 14 days to pay, and ordered bail returned.
Heavy early morning mists gave the impression of night showers to early risers. The crescent moon drew forecasts’ comments while temperatures stayed mild. Bradley Street enjoyed warm days with daily highs and lows listed from March 4 to March 10.
The Argus manager requests club secretaries and presidents to provide in advance the place date and hour of meetings. The notice notes Guyra’s many civic activities and urges prompt responses to help newcomers acquaint themselves with the town’s associations.
A biged meeting is set for Wednesday March 24 in the Shire Council Chambers Guyra. All night a dinner will be tendered to the delegates. Mr Ben Jones is president of the Federation.
Wool firm Winencampe Carson reports 8112 bales in Sydney with competition in the race. The day’s wools favored were full crossbred and wetting, with handling by producers in the region and audience segments secured.
A 62 year old woman Mrs Viole Helen Tonkin and her husband 62 driver William Edward Tonkin were injured when their late model sedan overturned on the Guyra Ebor Road four miles east of Guyra after a rear tyre blew. They were treated by Dr K X Croese and transported to Armidale hospital.
William John Henry Starr pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of liquor at Guyra Court of Petty Sessions. He received a two year bond of £20 and was remanded on a charge of negligent driving without bail until April 29.
A six month notice to quit was ordered by Mr. N E Fegan S M at Guyra Court of Petty Sessions. Complainant Mrs L M Izzeard and defendant Edith Lucy Kelly appeared with counsels agreeing no new evidence was needed. An order to vacate within six months was issued after debates on legal aspects and landlord motive to secure pension implications.
Summary of scattered items including government actions in Bankstown Australia, uranium discoveries near Deepwater and Torrington, looming US capital investments in Australia, Geneva talks on Indo China, donations to Sydney University, a Warwick Farm win, a custody case involving Elizabeth Cowell, a drowning accident near Newcastle, a baby kidnapping, a naval accident in Newcastle, Mau Mau tensions, South Africa anthem debates, and General Naguib’s return in Egypt.
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