Commonwealth Conference Aims At Coordinated Trade Policy
The Commonwealth Prime Ministers gathering in London seeks a shared approach to world trade. It will be exploratory with limited near term results, likely none before June next year. Australia needs capital equipment, Canada could bridge dollar and sterling areas, and compromise plus free flow of goods are urged to combat import restrictions and push toward currency convertibility.
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British Commonwealth
London
Australia
Mensies
Canada
Housing in Warwick Sees acute shortage despite new builds
Warwick housing remains severely tight as the Daily News notes a landlord received 28 inquiries for a vacant flat before breakfast. A Queensland Housing Commission report to Parliament shows 718 houses built in Toowoomba and 16 in Warwick since 1944-45. Minister Hilton may frame his next public speech around these numbers at a meeting next Saturday.
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Warwick
Daily News
Queensland Housing Commission
Too ‘Woomba
Paul Hilton
PRE-WARRIAGE IN 1982 NOTICE AND OBITUARY NOTES
A 1982 wedding notice records Elarence Morton marrying Nancy Ada May Clark. Memorials honor Pte. Graham Patrick Brown who died November 30, 1946. Funeral notices for Patrick Kerlin and Robert Joseph Summers list church services, relatives, and burial plans. Funeral directors Cahill and McEmer y noted.
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Elarence Morton
E. Morton
Nancy Ada May Clark
Mill Hill
Warwick
A. Clark
Brown
Pte
Graham Patrick Brown
Atherton
Grandma Brown
Forecast for Queensland Coast and Nearby Regions
Weather forecast notes l present conditions across Queensland coastal areas. Varying showers along the northern peninsula and adjacent highlands with isolated showers along the coastal fringe. Winds shift northeast to southeast, fresh along the South Coast.
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Queensland
Carpentaria Coast
Highlands
Mackay
Unusually Cool Weekend Weather Across District
A weekend cold snap hit the district with south easterly winds from Saturday night onward. Clouds gathered late Saturday but dispersed. daytime warmth yesterday gave way to cooler night conditions. Compared to late November last year, temperatures ran notably lower, with a 1007 degree reading noted and a high of 94 degrees in November.
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Warwith
Ferndale to Get New State School Building
Minister for Public Works announced Executive Council approval for a new M type single classroom school 16 by 24 feet with a porch and covered play space to replace the provisional structure. Construction to be by the Public Works Department as soon as possible. Junabee school to reopen at start of 1953 term with Miss Drinkwater as teacher. Ferndale area praised for fertile conditions and potential dairy and stock development with hoped road link improvements to connect Condamine head and Boonah.
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Public Works Department
Junabee
Madsen
Public Works ‘Department
Ferndale
Child Killed As Utility Truck Overturns in Bunidaberg
A two year old boy Harry Michael Tollings died when a utility truck overturned at the Maryborough and Blvery Ronis intersection in Bunidaberg. His parents Alfred and Tollings Tollings were injured. the driver Mr Rellings sustained injuries and his wife Mrs Teale Tollings received a twisted arm and shock. A baby in Mrs Rellings’ care was unharmed. Passers by, including Mr Lumbiski of Maryborough, learned of the tragedy and rushed to hospital.
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Maryborough
Blvery Ronis
Souths
Bunidaberg
Harry Michael
Alfred W. Tolelings
Maynard Road
Buydaberg
Rellings
Teale Tings
Kumbiski
Mary
Rauillings
Jon
Maryborouch
Hnspital
Hanie
Figures Show Drop in Men in Rural Areas
Brisbane reports a decline of 1007 rural male workers in the past year with permanent male workers down 24 dollars per man and casual workers up 987. Rural holdings housed 67 948 permanent male workers, while irrigation and fodder crops rose amid drought, recording 108 636 irrigated acres and 1 113 000 irrigated acres in 951-52, with fodder stocks falling to 3079 tons of ensilage in March.
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Brisbane
Dr. Smith
Moreton
Fatally Injured In Kall From Windmill
The death occurred in Warwick at 3 a m. of Mr Patrick Mer Sn Greate after injuries from a windmill accident. He sustained fractures of both forearms and pelvic injuries and was treated by a Killarney doctor and Warwick ambulance to Warwick Base Hospital. Survived by widow Eileen Tierney and three daughters. Funeral service at the Roman Catholic Church at 2 p m in Killarney county.
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Warwick
Patrick
Mer
Killarney
Warwick Base
Kerlin
Eileen Tierney
Kil James
Kill Gy
Tite
Premier Invited to Visit Warwick by Local Officials
Mr Madson and Warwick citizens extend a cordial invitation to Mr and Mrs Gair to include Warwick in the Premier's southwest Queensland itinerary. Mr Gair replies he plans a visit as soon as practical and will consider Warwick in his plans. Mrs Madsett offers to coordinate a warm Warwick welcome on advice of visit dates.
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Queensland
Warwick
Galr
Mr. Galr
Madsett
Warwick City
Geir
New Hearing Aids Promise Restored Hearing For Many
Large group of hearing impaired people may regain hearing with new Amplivox and Western Electric instruments. Demonstrations to be held by The Audiphone Company in Warwick on Tuesday December. Prospective users advised to attend and learn what the devices can do. Appointments at Will Armitstead's Pharmacy 8% Palmer Street.
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AM Wester Electric
Audiphone Company
Warwick
Armitstead
Palmer Stiret
One Man Irrigation Scheme Opened at Bullamon Plains
YOUWOOMBA Foyer reports the official opening of Kenneth B. Cameron’s water conservation and irrigation project at Bullamon Plains near Thallon. The regulator release marked a milestone in a scheme started in 1947, aiming to irrigate thousands of acres with gravity-fed water as work continues toward 18,000 acres. The early results show extensive pasture greens and improving prospects beyond initial expectations.
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Youwoomba
Kenneth B. Cameron
Bullamon Plains
Thallon
Ite Foley
Australia
Cameron
Returning From Korea And Japan
SYDNEY: Army veterans from Korea and Japan are due to return to Australia aboard the Anshun next week. Exact arrival day not confirmed by authorities. A welcome at the wharf will be led by a command representative and the Eastern Command Band will greet the ship. Interstate travellers except Western Australians will head to the barracks by train. Western Australians will be flown home at the first available opportunity.
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Sydney
Sydni
West Australia
Egg With Two Tails Report Stuns Warwick Daily News
A Warwick resident submitted a freak egg to the Daily News office describing an egg from Mia Farm with a thin skin-like tail protruding from both ends. The peculiar specimen allegedly contains three tails at one end and is described as abnormal, prompting curiosity about its origin and nature.
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Warwick
Daily News
Mia
Radio active Uranium Found in Galilee Springs
A woman Israeli scientist announced at a Washington news conference that radioactive uranium was detected in springs near the Sea of Galilee, the same waters long believed to have healing powers. She suggested ancient legends of vitality and energy around the Galilean region, including ties to biblical figures and Roman leaders.
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Washington
Lake of Galilee
Israel
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Christ
Harvest and delivery update for Clifton district grain depots
The report notes 61,000 bags of barley in depots with 24,000 in Clifton area deliveries and 2,209 at Nobby and 1,588 at Alora. First payments of 14 for mall barley and 8 for Cape barley will be made on delivery. Harvesting of wheat in Clifton district now general with over 100,000 bags delivered and 50,000 more at Bibby. Clifton depot deliveries run about 10,000 bags daily with two gangs operating.
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Renee Feo
Clifton
Bibby
Hike
Inglewood Council Warns of Water Restrictions
Inglewood Shire Council warned that water restrictions would be imposed in Inglewood and Texan unless residents conserve supplies. The meeting also discussed prosecuting water misuse by commercial crop growers and those with town supplies, with several reports and requests from residents and local clubs reviewed and referred for action or approval.
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Inglewood
Texan
Waggamba
Yelarbon
Tuglewood
Yelarbom
Merton Road
Wagrambashire
Cy. Potter
Gross
Potter Wageamba
Ingle Wood
Trum
Pribil
Loupil
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