Communism and faiths clash in postwar debate
A Chronicle report notes Methodist Bishop Oxnam urging opposition to Communism with a Christianly dynamic ideology. It also covers the Baguio conference, Menzies broadcasting on anti-Communist measures, and church leaders urging a return to Messiah era ideals of neighborly love to defend democracy amid rising Communist influence.
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New York
G. B. Oxnam
Baguio
Philippines
Australia
Menzies
Communi
J.C Alexander
Warwick
Presbyterian Assembly
Bribane
Mengies
Communist Party
Piano selection reentry at Conservatorium Sydney sparks bidding
The Conservatorium at Mamie Sydney issued tenders for 15 new pianos and reviewed bids from firms including ex-Maryborough Andersen's Music Store in Adelaide Street Maryborough. Musicians chose three high calibre entrants and could adjust the order among bidders. The process emphasized selecting suitable pianos over tuners. A later note mentions a lost wallet and unnumbered passes in a railway context.
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Conservatorium
Mamie
Sydney
Maryborough
Andersen's
Adelaide-Street
Sharts Hold Colts In Fast Even Game
In a tightly contested match Sharts kept pace with the Colts as play moved quickly at pace. V Llanpron and J Casey stood out for Haris with Teylar and Dreghorn contributing, while Colts’ Pedersen and W Colter pressed hard. Final score tied as both sides battled to the late stages.
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Sharts
Tyy Ison
Hart
Haris
Sestely
Cals Sefenlinnnts
Tapas
V. Llanprom
Tyler
J. Casey
Harts
Tee
Fost Poewessin
Ducks
Bev Hi
Pas Acrode
W Puller
Dreghert
Carey
Toad
Furdows
Widgley
V. Puller
M. Teylar
Cooksen
M. Taries
3. Casey
M. Gedrey
Snowes
Tigers
Gine van
Everstia
Ally
Alan Rel
Granville Calis
Colter
Nix Poaly
Graneville
K Melkanam
Sheppard
Ammenhauserils
J. Pedersen
Fourex
Whieon Harte
Harte
J. Wroe
Carky
Faure
Crane
Uniteds
Avey
Rovers
Ford
Blackburn
Garton
Hoos
D. Grant
D. Stephens
J. Ruthenberg
Pacifics
Rigntiog
Bandbolz
Foures
Robins
C. Loher
Rev. Pollock
Wanderers
P. Burrows
J. Carstone
Rennet
Russia
Conesell
Light on U N iy omnar Kas aay
A traveler reflects on experiences in New South Wales and Canberra, noting UN reports from the Transport and Communications Commission. The piece discusses road safety, border barriers, telecommunications, and the need for harmonizing European and American road systems through UN coordination to improve global travel and trade.
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U.N. Iy
Omnar
Transport and Communications
Pimion
U.N
TCC
Unites States
Americas
Australia
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Smalfer
Crawi
United Nations
Hard Tennis Fight In London May 24 Match Roundup
George Worthing edged George Kermacher in a hard contest to win his fourth set 4-4, 6-2 as Day’s play continued in London. Frank Sedgman defeated Thomas France 4-2, 6-8. John Bromwich beat A Shaffel 6-3, 6-1, Adrian Quist defeated Denne 7-5 in a crowded session of the day’s tennis.
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London
George Worthing
George Kermacher
Prance
Eecan
Frank Sedgman
Abetralia
Hchamas
France
John Bromwich Brat A. Shaffel
Egypt
Adrian Quist
Denne
Philippines
Locomotive Celebration Highlights Walkers Ltd Event
A Saturday ceremony in Queenstown honored Walkers Ltd for completing the 50th locomotive milestone. About 600 to 700 attendees, including workers and families, enjoyed demonstrations, a miniature railway, and exhibits while staff and guests celebrated decades of Australian locomotive production and company achievement.
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Dirctors
Say Limited
Walkers
Walkers Ltd
Fay
Queensland
Fetilgrew
Simi
Marlborough
Tin Bay
Gympie
Adee
Gusenland
Nat
Hama
Ehildier
Messrs W. and
P. Olds
Menzies Versus Evatt Stir Debate Over Bill
The exchange between King’s Counsellor R G Menzies and former High Court Judge Evatt intensifies as legal arguments reveal sound points on the bill. Cabinet and Liberal figures discuss annual review clauses and British traditions affecting manhood services, with mixed reactions in Parliament.
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King’s
R. G Menzies
Doc Evatt
Menzies
R. G. Menzies
Eluim
W. Kent Hughen
Victoria
Becejaiona
House In Commons
Kent Hughes Oe
Per
Canberra
Senate
Labow
Bob Menzues
Labour
The
Communion Party
Chambers
Able Lazzarini
Ll.w
Kosciusko
Prrine
Wana
Imblenecta Io
Justice Townley Departs for Manus Island Mission
MA Justice Townley, president of the War Crimes Court, flew to Manus Island yesterday. Seventeen members of the court traveled by air to meet in Manus for ongoing work.
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MA Justice Townley
War Crimes Court
Jett
Brisbane
Manus Inland
Sydney
Manus
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Grant Harvey
Woth
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Inky) Williams
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