Has America gone too far in Korea crisis
A Moscow radio question prompts debate on U S use of naval and air forces to stop North Korea's invasion of South Korea. The article argues the United Nations should safeguard its members, urges United States leadership with UN backing, and presses Russia to join a combined UN effort to halt aggression.
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Queensland authors offer prize for short story competition
The Queensland Authors and Artists Association offers a seven shilling prize in a story competition with a 5000 word limit. Entries must be submitted by September 3 with each piece showing the pen name and publisher's name. Address to Mrs M B Connab 18 Howle Street Eagle Junction Brisbane. Mundubbera Shire Council has approved a treasury loan to buy a roadmaking plant.
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Japanese War Crimes Trial Details Prisoner Executions
The war crimes court hears testimony on the 1944 Dutch New Guinea killings of two Allied officers by Japanese medical officers and Kempi Tai units. Witnesses describe the executions, mutilation, and alleged medical use of a gall bladder remedy tied to enemy superstition.
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Meat Industry Award Claims Hearings Set For July 4
Brigbane reports ongoing production at meat works as the Most Tradustry Employees Union seeks a £1 a week wage rise. The Industries Court will hear the union claim on July 4, after earlier postponements and related employer applications for an order restraining tactics and wage broadening.
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Plans to speed new hospital builds limited by labour
Government discussion during the Mealth Hania week addressed halts in hospital construction due to shortages of material and labour. Proposals favored centralizing equipment at Brisbane General Hospital and expanding two new blocks while avoiding duplication of costly gear.
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Alienation Suit in Chicago Involves Model Wife
June 79 report states Bon Dew cites alienation of affections by a man named Joe Eas amid a marriage with Hattie, a New York model. Rev. Abe Faulkner testified his wife’s affections were diverted, with proceedings continuing in court.
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Government announces new adult education posts in Queensland
In Brisbane on July 2, authorities reveal creation of senior adult education posts at Collins, Flockhampton, and Toowoomba. The Government Gazette records these positions alongside a Treasury loan for constructing a new ambulance building at Murrayborough Hospital.
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Appointment to regional electricity board in Maryborough
The Executive Council yesterday approved the appointment of R A Hunter and a member representing Maryborough Council to the Wide Bay Regional Electricity Board. Alderman Hunters appointment fills the seat left by Alderman McDowell. Mr E B Prive boatman of the Naherjes launch Heth Mary has been appointedmeeecier wt Oaheriva
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Regains Licence After Acquittal in New Hampshire
Hermann Sander today regained his license after acquittal on a charge linked to a cancer patient Abbie Borreto. The State Board of Registration in Medicine unanimously reinstated him, noting no immediate impact on his hospital status and citing questions about a December incident involving air injection.
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Special Stamps Mark Centenary of Australian Post
CANBERRA June 1. To commemorate the centenary of postage stamps in Australia the Postmaster General announces two new stamps. Designed by Anthony, the stamps are 2d denomination, adapted from the first stamps used in New South Wales and Victoria. They go on sale September 37.
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Claim for compensation lodged over pilot’s wife injury
A claim for compensation for the wife of Australian pilot John Doderick, fatally wounded May 11, has been lodged with the Indonesian Government. Doderick was shot by an Indonesian guard. The Burrum Shire Council has been granted a subsidy of 2020 toward interest and redemption on a debenture for reconditioning and surfacing gravel roads in the Hervey Bay area.
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Movement of sugar expected to begin shipping soon
The sugar movement is under way with ships due to arrive next week. Enfield exporters berth at Urangan, aiming for early crushing and interstage delivery via Australian Shipping Board. Bundaberg and Bundaberg-area mills to start soon, creating employment as shipments depart mid July.
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Electricity curtailment fears in Wide Bay region
A circulated note from the Wide Bay Regional Electricity Bonded Board warns of possible power restrictions affecting consumers. The author argues cooperators must avoid overburdening townships and appeals for restraint until Howard power supplies are completed. If imposed, the embargo on electric wires and services could affect rates and access when the new system is in place.
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Regrettable Clash Delays Local Violinist Concert
Regrettable clash keeps prominent violinist Alfreda Campati from performing at the late Choirs Gym concert. The Gym bie event, long awaited, is disrupted by absence of key male members and a dispute over seating. The conductor RM. T. pleads for audience patience and support for the postponed performance.
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Officers Re-elected Townsville Waterside Workers Federation
June 29 Townsville branch re elected all officers. W Baris as Vice Communist secretary won with strong support, W Ag Excell re elected Senior Vice-President with 404 votes, T Woolley 139 votes. Twelve executive posts filled, two new members joined, ongoing policy endorsed.
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Loan To Burma Advances Funds From Britain
London reports a Commonwealth loan of £8 million to Burma Wiesie authorized by the British Foreign Office. Burma can draw immediately, with allocations of £3,780,000 to India, £1 million to Pakistan and Australia, £35,000 to Ceylon, and other sums to be shared. The grant is interest free and available for two years.
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Heart Beats Restored by Mechanical System in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 15 a patient named Richard Trglis, 75, suffered a heart stoppage during gall bladder surgery. Doctors used a mechanical device to massaging the heart area, restoring circulation. The operation was performed under supervision of hospital officials and linked to authorization to borrow funds for new medical equipment.
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Farmer Loses Case Against Mill Over Cane Charges
A farmer in Mackay sued Pleystone mill for condemned cane delivery charges. In a reserved judgment, Justice Baker ruled for the defendants Amalgamated Sugar Mill Pty Ltd. The cane farmer contended charges should be 2s per ton, while the mill argued only costs from subsequent handling apply. The magistrate found the mill’s interpretation correct.
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Teachers Appointed BRISBANE
June 30 report lists head teacher appointments across Queensland districts. Annie Murnane from Barcaldine becomes head teacher at Auchenflower Infants Brisbane. Mary T O Sullivan from Yeronga becomes head at Cairns Infants?. Lydia Wales acts at Beatrice Creek and moves to head teacher. Bernard P Gibbs moves to Mackinlay. Kevin Kroh becomes head at Mt Isa?. Cecil J Lulion to head at Cawar ral. Walterhall staff changes noted.
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