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Newspaper
Maryborough Chronicle
Location
Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 19, 1950
Page
7
A garbled sports column laments Homer’s failed bid for world glory in his division. It blames a trainer and a late stumble that derailed Maron from the world crown, noting dismay at hindered hopes and unclear accountability.
A garbled article blends boxing and rugby results with stray names and incomplete phrases. It mentions Haren, Melee, Waseem, Rhody Cruz, Seale, Rees Horsen, and a roster of fighters, plus rugby references to rugby league president George McLeod and a Tigers victory. The text reads like a misread sports digest with multiple errors and unclear outcomes.
The Thyills Brothers build a competitive unit as Merk ll shines in defence, with Rovers improving each outing under coach Pedracein. Jim O'Commer and Paul Ryland show pace and form, while Gordon Joynson tops amateur and pro fields in sprint events. The scene centers on regional talent sharpening for upcoming meets.
A report on Core Cup fixtures against C Burnett with team lists and selections. Mentions delegates, eligibility, and plans to substitute players for the representative side. Includes names Dowling Moller Ho Manan and others as part of a meeting in which reserve guernseys and player replacement were discussed.
A weekend golf event in Howard featured O'Shea topping the field with a splendid score. Local players such as Len Smith and Miss G. Kizhe posted notable scores as crowds watched, with plans for a Sunday play continuing at Childers and additional entries anticipated for the Ti Cup.
The Mbro Rifle Club notes a prain over 980 yards with几 reshaping talks about a Par a8 Or phy event, naming members and plans. Ralph Ecker is mentioned as a teammate who decided to seek another opportunity, while a match is set at Rimneley next week with TAL Renting and several named participants to attend.
A lively first regular baseball game drew a handful of spectators last Saturday. Players showed strong hitting and base running as captains and key figures attempted to steady their squads. Mentions of London and Dodgers as future opponents frame this developing season with expectations mounting for rookies and seasoned players alike.
Local notes suggest a £100 aside wager without clear details on which of the C100 aside match races will run at the Glebe meeting. Bundaberg Leekmaker, led by Bicx Hall, commented as townsfolk eye the pageant style event.
Deputy Director of Post and Telegraph announces new automatic telephone exchanges for Howard and surrounding country. Details include three digit subscriber numbers and a coin collection device. Work aims to improve country service with power from a secondary battery and generator backup, with trials planned for June.
A long reader letter urges adequate hospital access for the Bay area. The writer cites Lewes as a current medical hub, pensioners needing transport to medical facilities, and appeals for regular visits from doctors to relieve stricken residents. The piece describes crowded queues, elderly patients, and calls for timely care at a local or nearby hospital.
E Pavey actionger ant y commissions agent promotesNew Land and new homes at Pt Vernon. Listings include self contained flats, fully furnished houses with refrigerator and furniture, acre blocks, and a mixed business opportunity in Bundaberg. Contact W E Pavey Urangan or J B Seongsti Fissba for details and pricing.
An analysis warns Britain faces higher butter and cheese costs as Continental prices rise and domestic dairy imports tighten. Experts predict Australian poultry and meat trade shifts will influence consumer prices, with housewives facing potential increases and government policy under scrutiny amid inflation pressures.
A misreadable, tabloid style notice previews a two theatre show titled Dont Trust Your Husband starring Madeleine Carpull and Fred MacMurtry. It promises adult themes from a satirical comedy with plots of romance, deceit, and farcical entanglements. Production by James Nasser features John Carlt and Loyd Bacon with a May/June 1920s vibe and a name-heavy cast list.
A garbled OCR page shows scattered program titles and times from Brisbane station listings. Items include music acts like Singers and bands, theater pieces, and a relay from Brisbane Stadium, with multiple unreadable names and unclear dates or sponsors.
Broadcast schedule fragment lists various segments and times including morning features, news notes, and music blocks. Personnel mentioned include Sean Seasinn, George Nichola ons, Geraldo rand, Geoff Dingle, and J. G Starke. Content spans breakfast program, News 8.15, and English commentary segments.
Opened inventory includes a range of upholstery and home textiles such as fleece, towels, sheeting, flannelette, congolum flooring, blinds, flannel, tapestry rugs, cretonne, chenille, quilted items, and axminster rugs. Numerous items priced per yard or each, with varied widths and colors.
Listing describes a multi room villa style home with a refrigerator included, self contained unit, in Newtown area near LAR Walter Street, rear Lerma, Levery VIN area. Property highlights porch verandahs, and River dairy nearby. Brick rooms and first class finishes advertised with economic rent details and opportunity notes.
Property sale notice describes modern homes and flats with new blocks completed and ready walkable to town. Includes allotments from 7 to 104 acres, various improvements, and references to machinery, conveyance, and valuation terms.
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