Lord Bruce Calls for Higher Production To Cut Living Costs
Australian leader Lord Bruce urges increased production to lower costs and keep prices affordable, aligning with Commonwealth Economic Conference aims. He notes national income up 4 percent while prices rise 50 percent, urging shared responsibility to boost economic unity and living standards. The piece cites Mr N Thom of the Electrical Trades Union and quotes Swedish union practice on high production. It ends with an engagement notice for Margaret Deegan to Hamilton McCulloch.
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Lord Bruce
Australia
Free World
Britain
The
Electrical Trades Union
N. Thom
International Labour Office
New Year's Eve Carnival Brings Warwick Community Spirit Back
A Warwick based committee of players and Warwick East bowlers plans a New Year’s Eve carnival with a full program of entertainment and prizes including hampers. The event aims to revive local festivity after years without organized effort.
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Tyler
Monster Ca
Gor
Hoe Ion Decem
Webb
Mill Hill
Lance Tone Jone Olusband
Queensland Forecasts Turn Warm With Isolated Thunderstorms
Forecasts indicate mainly fine conditions across Queensland with isolated thunderstorms in North Coast, Peninsula and Carpentaria regions and parts of the central interior and south eastern districts. Warm to hot temperatures, light variable winds.
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Queensland
North Gosst
Peninsula
Carpentaria
Parle
Interior
Recital Popular Despite Showers at Warwick Band Rotunda
Warwick City Band gave a rain affected recital at Leslie Park Rotunda. Sponsored by Warwick City Council aldermen the audience sheltered under awnings and cars while the band conducted by Mr RE Leslie played popular Christmas carols and classical pieces. A candlelight Christmas Eve concert is planned at the Rotunda.
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Leslie Park
Warwick
RE. Leslie
Unclear source fragment with agency credits
Fragmentary text lists Associated Press sources and multiple newspaper names including The Daily Telegraph and New York Times. No coherent event or person details are readable to summarize a distinct news item.
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England
Ily Telegraph
Dally Vnange Agency
America
New York Times
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Presa Assovia
For Sale 19 Buick and Water Works License Notice
For sale a 19 Buick offered at £400 or near offer with inspection at Imperial Rotes. Also a public notice listing a license app under The Water Acts 1921 to 1942 by Trustees of Killarney Swimming Club for a pumping plant at a public pool near the Condamine River. Objections by landowners within five miles must be sent to the Commissioner by January 1953.
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Australia
Irrigation and Water Supply
Killarney
Commissioner of Irrigation and Water Supply
D. P. Erickson
Our
Myrcaret and
William
Sts
Brisbane
Lath
Heat Returns as Temperatures Hit The Nineties
Temperatures rose into the nineties amid a heat wave rebound. An unofficial reading recorded 84 degrees before storms rolled in, bringing heavy rain by around 7:30 PM and a second shower at 9:30 PM. Humidity remained high after the rain. The warmest summer readings reached 102 degrees on December 4 and 5.
Tannymorel Picnic Ends School Year With Awards
On break ing-up day the Tannymores school committee hosted an annual picnic for children. The cool day featured athletic events with prizes awarded by team points, followed by luncheon and afternoon tea. Ice cream fruit and sweets were served and Presentation books were distributed by committee members.
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Tannymorel
Tannymores
Daring voyages and strange tales from distant seas
A French scientist Dr Bombard nearly erbeasts the Atlazide in a 17 foot dinghy to prove a theory, surviving on catches and rainwater with limited gear while authorities demand emergency provisions. British ship Arakaka reports 700 miles north of Georgetown, having sailed 2040 miles. A New Zealand moa expedition leaves Wellington January to seek living specimens of the legendary bird thought extinct. A Sydney mating dispute questions consent as a couple binds themselves under law. A penniless Russian couple completes medical exams in Australia after years of study and work.
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Bombard
Canary Islands
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Georgetown
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Pee Island
Goute Lake
Teanau
Australia
Perth
Peter Victor Kalinovsky
Galina Kalinovsky
Rentreas
Apu
Adelaide University
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Gulia
Ter
Elarkuy Unl
Tragic End to 2 Year Polio Battle Mary Ann Grice Dies
Mary Ann Grice, nine, stricken with poliomyelitis for nearly two years, died Friday night at Warwick Beside Hospital after an extended family effort to ease her illness. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grice, of Yar district, cared for her at home and in hospital, with the father driving her to return visits and local church services. A large attendance at St Mark's Church and district residents recalled her bright, happy nature despite the disease, and services highlighted faith in life after death.
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Yar
Gene Gooch Lomond
Warwick Bese
Grice
St Mark's
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Church of England
Ekiecaly
Mary Ann Grive
Ot Ware
Distric
Bulls for Two Ex-Servicemen Auctioned in Western District
The Western District RSL headquarters circulated details for 100gn bulls won by two ex servicemen. Bulls, sent from Toowoomba, will be consigned via Queensland Primary Producers Co-operative Association to the RSL sub branch at Cunnamulla for lifting to buyers. One winner, Mr Tom Land, had prior ballot success two years ago. The property involved is the homestead block at Tinnenburra, a large former Tyson holding about 000 acres.
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Toowoomba
Eave
Bulls
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Scott
T. Land
Jon Jon
Cunnamulla
Scrymgeour
Queensland Primary
Ax Association
Tom Land
Jon
Tinnenburrr
Tinnenburra
James F ‘Tyson
Australia
W. T. Scrymgeour
Palmerin Street South
Carondale
Warwick
Tobacco crop hit by disease at Katherine station
N T tobacco crop at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation station in Katherine suffered from disease. Mr W A Arndt, in charge, said four acres were grown to test commercial potential after three years of experiments. The crop progressed well in the first month but disease intensified, altering plans to offer the leaf for sale next March in the North Queensland Tobacco Growers Association sale as scientists study growing problems in detail.
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Katherine
W. A Arndt
Arndt
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
North
Queensland
Tobacco Growers’ Association
Nazis' Children in Obscurity
New York reports United Press findings from Bonn on the fate of Nazi leaders' offspring. Many live in drab obscurity in Germany, with Maria Bormann pursuing priesthood in Ingolstadt and others facing ostracism in small Bavarian communities. Some, like Sigrid Frank and a daughter of Hitler’s security chief, lead quiet lives or work in trades, avoiding public association with their fathers.
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Stanthorpe Bowls Club Hosts Christmas Party
The Stanthorpe Ladies Bowling Club held its Christmas celebration with a 2 rink friendly event and 21 small contests. President W McGaw and T H Smith welcomed guests, including Pat Wright and Mrs Sewell who cut the large cake. A musical programme followed with many locals contributing, and a hidden militer trophy contest donated by Mrs Tom Walters was won by Macdonald. the evening continued with dancing to Old Lang Syne and a National tune.
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Wright
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H Ross
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Two Hurt When Motor Cycle Hits Post
BRISBANE two motor cyclists were injured when their machine hit a sign post on the Pacific Highway at Burlelen yesterday. Keith Levatt 23 of Brisbane suffered severe burns and probable fracture while J Pinkerton sustained severe cuts and a fractured right thigh. Levatt lay across the burning machine as flames erupted before an elderly camper, William Bennett, dragged him clear and used a hat to bend down the burning clothing.
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Bur+lelen
Keith Levatt
J. Pinkerton
Levatt
William Bennett
Levatte
Railway Institute Christmas Party Reported
Children and parents attended the Railway Institute Christmas Party held in the afternoon. A reception with sandwiches and tea was served. The event was hosted by President L Stann and described as the best ever held.
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