London minister heals sick by lay hands in Glasswea
The Rev. J of Scotland in Glasgow is curing the ill by laying on hands. His work was noted yesterday by the Church of Scotland magazine Life and Work. The Fey. Peddie of Glasgow testified that he had resumed such cures after being treated by doctors without success.
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London
Scotland
Im Glaseaw
Church of “Scotland
Magasine
Fey
Peddie
Glasgow
T.B
Acland Tornado Levels Mining Township In Queensland
Acland near Toowoomba bore the brunt of a violent late Saturday tornado that leveled most of the mining township. Torrential rain, shattered buildings, and scattered debris followed as residents faced loss of homes and belongings with no fatalities reported amid miraculous escapes, especially among children. Authorities prepared relief and reconstruction efforts with police, government officials, and local committees coordinating aid and supplies.
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Toowoomba
Acland
R. Welmnes
Mr Duggan
Duggan
Inspec
Tor D. W. Mahony
G. R. Spencer
Heat Wave Expected to Ease in Southern Queens
Brisbane officials say the Southern Queensland heat wave will end today as a cooler southerly air movement replaces the stagnant hot air. Temperatures remain high for a few days with lingering mugginess and forecasts show coastal Queens York affected by the shift.
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Brisbane
Queensend
Weather Bureau
Queensland
Queens York
Chart‘vesterois
Ormple
Fierce Storm Ravages Warwick District and Surrounding Areas
A violent storm with gale force winds battered Warwick district causing trees to fall at Gratton Street near the Commercial Bank and in front of the Imperial Hotel. Large ironbark and roofing sheets were blown across roads while power lines were damaged and electricity cut. River crossings and homes in Swan Creek reported extensive damage with kitchens and furniture soaked.
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Gratton Street
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Imperial Hole
Helene Street
He, Leonard
Mill Ham
Lemmard
Toowoomba
Ome Teldent
Nis Pean
Neree
School of Arts
Swan Creek
Sw Creek
Warwick
Mr Power
Coar
Nikkitchen
Amy
Ives
Electric Light Co
Wood Street
Helene Streety Bridge
Eisenhower Plans for Korea Victory and Far East Policy
President elect Eisenhower seeks a concrete plan for victory in Korea after a three day tour. He travels from Seoul to Guam aboard the USS Helena to return to the United States as Dulles prepares to join discussions shaping U.S. policy in the Far East, with emphasis on strengthening South Korea and countering Soviet-sponsored aggression.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Seoul
Guam
United States
Associated Press
Helena Caid
John Dulles
Far East
AAP
Eisenhowr
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Mr. Dulles
Wake ‘Island
Dulles
Salem
Oregon
Douglas McKay
Interior
General Eisenhower
J. Hagerty
Hagerty
American Associated Press
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Fifth Air Force
United Press
Lont
Eighth Army
Woman works under water with sharks
Sydney reports Mrs. Hans Hass arrives with Dr. Hans Hass to film underwater life at the Barrier Reef. She says sharks are like dogs and fears nothing, having spent six months under Red Sea. She dives with simple swim suit, oxygen, no weapon, using special gear to stay underwater up to an hour at depths to 120 feet.
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Sydney
Mascot
Red Sea
Hans Hass
Barrier Reef
Rioting Hoaxer Sparks Scene Outside Mr Menzies Home
A hoaxer claimed an attack outside Mr Norman Menzies Burwood home, prompting police and fire crew to rush to Tokay Street. Residents fled or watched as the crowd dispersed, while investigators probe if the hoax ties to a past attempted break in.
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Mr Menzies
Queen
Norman
Stheka
Burwood
Belkade
Mr. Norman
Tate
Snatch Thieves Had Only Mixed Luck
A trio of men snatched £147 in a spree of thefts including a Clarke Street incident where £12 was stolen from a bag. One suspect was arrested. another escaped as police pursued. Separate thefts included a note snatched at the Le Sands Hotel and a loss of £30 at Rosehill races.
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Peter
Wall
Hamilton Street
City
Campbell
Bridge and
Pitt Streets
Cambie
Brinton- ‘Le-Sands
Rosehill
Lucky
Norman Rodney Gould
Gould
Laterates
Six Children Killed in Pittsburgh Gas Explosion
In Pittsburgh a delayed action gas blast destroyed a wooden house Friday night, killing six children who were asleep when the explosion ripped through the neighborhood about 30 minutes after a car backfired. The blast smashed the structure and caused extensive damage to nearby homes.
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Pittsburgh
Big Swing To Labour In Victorian Poll
Melbourne reports a large Labour swing across 52 seats with estimates showing Labour gains totaling about 11 from the Liberal Country Party and two from others. Early counts suggest Labour 35 seats, Ind Lab 1, LCP 9, Country Party 12, with four doubtful. The Labor Ministry will form the government. cabinet in the old party may continue briefly. Premier-designate John Cain to meet House on December 23. several ministers polled weakly and Speaker Sir Archie Michaels lost decisively in St. Kilda to Mr. Bourke. Canberran reports note Lib coalition beliefs amid voter mood.
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Melbourne
Labour
Liberal Country Party
Ph End
Ind. Lab
LCP
Haliway Ae Eral
Country Party
Doubtful
Firat
Banes Party
Comity
John Cain
Glen Tris
T. Hollway
LG. Norman
Hollway
J. G. B. McDonald
Shepparton
Archie
M Michaels
St. Sian
J. P. Bourke
Canberra
Libersi
Choir Greets Early Morning Hour in Distant Town
A choir greeted an early morning gathering in a distant town with music and song. The event drew local residents and visitors, sharing a brief celebration of community and faith.
Jap Has Forgiven His Former Jap Airmen in Earls Harbour
Japanese airmen attacked Earls Harbour earlier in the conflict but new reports indicate a shift in attitudes as former adversaries seek reconciliation. The development follows intense battles and diplomatic pressure across the Pacific theatre.
Man Seriously Ill from Snakebite
Robert Shellshear of Sandgate was bitten on the left foot by a two foot brown snake while in his garden. He cut the wound with a razor and telephoned his father Dr W Shellshear who drove him to the ambulance station for hospital treatment.
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Shisbane
Robert Shellshear
Sandgate
Shellshear
W. Shellshear
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