Drowning Claims Four Lives Across Two Regions
Four young people die in separate drowning incidents in New South Wales near Windsor and in Victoria. William Burnan, 19, and Jurcan, 16, both from Bell and nearby, drowned in the Cote River while a rescue attempt failed. In Victoria two children, Ian Frameco, 13, of Heathcote near Ararat, and Denise O'Donnell, 11, of Warrnambool, drowned in local water bodies. searchers failed to recover one body, and another victim, Mario Guarisa, remains missing along with Kevin Waller Denning’s body from Apollo Bay case referenced. Police and volunteers aided but could not prevent all losses.
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Trustyers
Cote
Windsor
Sydney
William Buran
Bell
Jurcan
Kfe
William
Bureau
Tan
Melbourne
Ren
Victoria
Ian Kenneth Frameco 113
Heathérle
Ararat
Sam
Denise O'Donnell
Warrnambool
Merri River
Drowning of Sydney Trawler Skipper Near Victorian Border
The body of William Smith 138, master of the Sydney trawler Samuel Benbow from Mortdale Sydney, drowned after his net entangled and the vessel sank near Cal Islands off the Victorian border. Crew efforts failed to save him.
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Lata
Apollo Bay
Domemey Jacques
Densing
Sydney
Cale Island
Wessel
William
Mortdale
Samuel Benbow
Cam and Sons
Sweney
Smith
Hin
Interstate Beer Racket Alleged
SYDNEY Reopening of the Royal Commission on Honor to investigate an alleged racket in local sales of interstate beer will be sought today by suburban wine and spirit merchant Mr RP Paller of Blakehurst He alleges big wholesalers are restricting stocks of Victorian South and Western Australian beer and will inform Mr CH White of the Crown Solicitor's Office seeking a Commission reassembly to publicly reveal the alleged racket
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Sydney
Royal Commission On Honor
RP Paller
Blakehurst
Big
Senate deadlock looms as 31 vacancies face 1953 poll
The Queensland Country Press reports that the Menzies-Fadden government could lose Senate control if the 31 retiring seats in 1953 produce a hung chamber. With 31 vacancies, Labour could block government legislation unless miners and regional interests align. A double dissolution remains unlikely before 1954.
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Queensland Contry Press
Menzies- Fadden
Senate
Western Australia
Government
Opposition
Labour
Shetyaryer
Tasmania
Aylett
A.L.P
House of Representatives
Eggs and bread to rise in New South Wales
Sydney reports a coming price hike as production declines. Eggs will rise about 3d per dozen, first quality hens will cost up to 5/5, and 1st quality median price to 1/6 9d. Milk prices may not drop, with the Milk Board stating no reduction now to protect dairy interests and finances.
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Sydney
New South Wales
New South Wale Milk Board
Milk Board
A. Pergyur
Novsewives
Ihndustry
U S May Build Nuclear Power Station
U S Atomic Energy Commission member Henry Smyth said a first nuclear power station might be built abroad with foreign funding. He noted cost differences with U S hydro and beam power as a major factor and cited Arco Idaho as existing small scale production. He spoke at a St Louis press conference amid wider talks with Britain on atomic matters.
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New York
AAP
Henry Smyth
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Udipec Barres
Point Four
Smyth
St.Louis
United States
United
Commission
Arco
Idaho
United Press Sali
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Britain
Britter
Winston Church
Freenhower
Churchill
Congress
United Pries
Monte Bello
Gordanean
Atomic En ‘Crmmission
Saia
Dean
Native Troops Come to Stay in N G
Townsville reports that native troops in Papua and New Guinea have earned the right to stay due to their efficiency. The Army Minister and officials discussed expanding units such as the Fapua and New Guinea Rifles and the Pacific Island Regiment during an on the spot briefing at Port Mores. Mr Francis, arriving after a tour of island bases, stated natives have earned their place through proven capability.
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Towneville
Fapua and New Guinea Rifles
CMP
Pacific Island Regiment
Port Moresby
Francis
Townsville
Papua and
New Gainea
Kruschen Salt Health Ad Promotes Vitality
An old style ad touts Kruschen Salts as a cure for rheumatism and a path to vibrant health. It claims the product keeps one fit, defends against ailment, and encourages daily use for improved well being.
State Royal Tour Plans Ready
ERIEBANE The State Government has prepared a full itinerary for Queensland's 1554 Royal tour and awaits official news on the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh's period in Queensland. Premier Gair said yesterday that plans for the 1952 Royal tour require few changes to the time allotted.
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Queensland
Duke of Edinburgh
Gair
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