Olympic Jumping Not Favoured For Northern Shows
Northern show committees discuss Olympic jumping. key figures argue lack of suitable horses and funds. Attendees from Tamworth, Quirindi, Glen Innes and other towns debate costs, transport, and whether associations are ready to invest in jumps and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Treloar
Tamworth
G. B. N. Gill Walehia
J. W. K. Mitchell
Uralls
Junips
Manilla
A. M. Ross
Glen Innes
Raxgraba
Wither Spinkers
Nerses
Sydney
Judge dismisses appeal over Jelly crystal theft charge
Judge P V Storkey in Armidale rejected Eric Ormond Plain's appeal against a conviction for stealing jelly crystals from the Commissioner for Railways at Ben Lomond. Plain, convicted March 19 at Armidale Court of Petty Sessions, must pay £5 fine plus £2 15s 4d witnesses' expenses and 654 costs. The judge criticized Plain's testimony and upheld the verdict, ordering payment to the Clerk of Peace within 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.V. Storkey
V.C
Armidale
Ben Lomond
Eric Ormond Plain
Plain
Armidale Court
Commissioner For Railways
Pen Lomord
A. S. McDonald S
A. Bagot
Storkes
Chlerk of Peace
Tolin
Th Berch
Sound film projectors on 1200 Swedish ships
A report notes that sound film projectors are being installed on 1200 Swedish merchant ships and tankers as part of a plan to improve seamen's amenities. The plan emphasizes entertainment at sea rather than broader maritime schemes.
Ambiguous Note on Cooperative Event Entries
A fragmented report notes that certain events were not entered in the Cee records. It mentions an item being taken and a unanimous decision. The text references an introduction about value jumps on a cooperative basis and includes unclear references to people.
Bowls Guyra Games at Guyra on Saturday
Towns at Guyra on Saturdays produced a day of close bowls with Pryor Cummins and H Owennent leading for Guyra in a 20-18 finish over Peer. Strong Inverell and Armidale clashes followed as Guyra struggled to reach form while Parsons and Hinley delivered solid performances for Guyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Re. Pryor
TG Cummins
H. Owennent
Do G. Jones
J. Mulbeoan
BF. Drager
Pr. Or
Dsun
W. Roach
N. Viier
OS. Hintey
M. Pearsotn
W. Isrodie
K. Parsons
Bahiard
WH. Youman
AW Pryor
G. Conk
J. McLean
Armidale
Ry Oattaite
Vo McRaw
2D. Williams
W. Callaghan
Dee
Teoahy
Betes Vy
YRA
Ines
M.oMcMillan
I. Sameleis
Deadbeat
Waddoaa
Fo Sebrott
SNES
S. Bauthner JS
Teak Albeed
MuckKennies
Ead
Georges Cook
Whiteford
Pie Huberts
Moore
Ro Pumae
G. Cumkins
Valeri
Avery Worlley Apne
Seruce Cuminias
Agin Whiteford
Fataa
Chitown
Willehore
Leeca
Peer
Pet
Whiterorn
Fayelin
Inverell
Mick McMilan
Pratia
Minten
Keith Parsons
Sam Hinley
Howse
Ledding
Glen Tones
Glen Innes
Guyra Club
New Erland
Tom Caddy
Tom
Ken Jones
44 Hour Week for Rural Workers
Sydney news reports six new awards for rural workers to be gazetted Friday under Labour and Industry. Four more awards were being negotiated, covering the entire rural industry. The Industrial Arbitration Act was amended in 1951 to allow awards for rural workers including farm hands in tropical fruit, citrus, dairy, and vegetable sectors with conciliation shown as effective.
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Sydney
Tura Linisef
Labour
Tacaistry
Landa
Moi
R. Read
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