Liquor order against John Graham Locke and title registration notice
An order restricting sale of liquor to resident John Graham Locke for one year is issued by Stipendiary Magistrate at Warwick. Separately, Transmission by Death notices apply to title registration for Joseph Whittaker, date of death January 6, 1952, with Norah widow and Joseph George entitlements as devisees in trust. Caveat period ends January 21, 1952, with Neville and Lees acting as solicitors for the claimant.
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Tata
John Graham Locke
Warwick
Joseph Whittaker
Norah
Joseph George Enittakes
Mackay
Fe Homson Registrar of Titles
Neville & Lees, Solida
Palmerin Street
Varick
United Nations Faces Global Tensions Over Human Rights Yields
The article reflects on the UN Charter's four year impact, with multilingual distributions of rights declarations and debates in the General Assembly. Australian, Burmese, and Tunisian voices highlight strains between nationalism and global unity as Malan’s South Africa warns against internal meddling.
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United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Council
Pandit
Tunisia
Malan
South Africa
Un.c
Memorial thanks and notices from Hermitage and Heywood families
McGahan and family Hermitage thank relatives and friends for floral tributes cards and expressions of sympathy for the beloved husband and father. Lindsay and family and others extend thanks through Rev Canon Hoeg neighbours and relatives for kind assistance and sympathy. An earlier memorial for Norman George dated December 2 1936 is referenced as a loving memory from his family.
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McGahan
Hermitage
Lindsay
Myrtic
Averine
Cerély
Weather notes Brisbane sees scattered storm rains across divisions
Weather notes report yesterday's scattered to isolated storms in most divisions of the State with notable falls in Gladstone 198 points, Mr lar com 153, Sarina 96, Nebo 95, Mt. Perry 1, Bald Knob 75, Macalister 46, Ravenshoe 33, Charleville 14, Yuleba 23 and Duaringa. The Weather Bureau confirms a slow eastward movement of unsettled air with no major thunderstorm development expected in the next few days.
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Brisbane
Gladstone
Queensland Forecast Sees Thunderstorms Move North
Isolated thunderstorms contract northward through tropical coast and gulf country and eastern Carpentaria. Humid conditions persist in southern districts and central inland with northeast to northwest winds. Downs and Maranoa hot and sultry with afternoon storms then drier southwest. Warrego and Far South-West fine with west to southwest winds.
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Queensland
Gulf Country
Carpenlart
Lass
Downs
Maranoa
Warrego
Police Warning to Motorists Over Christmas Traffic Rules
The Traffic Superintendent Senior Sergeant A M Cooper warned motorists to observe road rules rigidly during the Christmas period. No leniency would be shown to breaches, especially speeding or overtaking at curves and on bridges. Vigilance will target motorcyclists with loud open exhausts in the city area. The holiday blitz against open exhaust offenders will be intensified.
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A. M. Cooper
Porto
Unlicensed Revolver in Radiogram
J J Gilbert Grant a labourer of Junction was fined £15 with costs after pleading guilty before Leo W Bite SM at the Court of Petty Sessions. Police traced a revolver hidden in a portable radiogram later surrendered by the defendant. Grant admitted that he kept information from police and wanted to know how detectives obtained it amid family quarrels at home.
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Gilbert Grant
Junction
Court of Petty Sessions
Leo W. Bite
Grant
Nis
Cooper
Handbag Incident Reported After Private Meeting
A confusing OCR fragment notes a handbag issue linked to a private meeting and subsequent tense reaction. It mentions two other handbags left on shop counters and brief, unsettled moments following the event, with unclear details about persons or places.
Agronomist Burns Leaves Queensland for New South Wales
Agronomist Mr Burns resigns from the Queensland Department of Agriculture to join the New South Wales Department of Agriculture as lecturer at the Wagga Wagga experimental station. Based in Warwick for years, his work focused on wheat mottling and seed variety selection, reducing the loss of a promising young scientist to the southern state.
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Warwick
Wagga Wagga
Burns
Queensland
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Southern
Australian Christmas Dinner Feeds 340 Destitute Men
In Sydney the annual Christmas dinner for one aged and destitute drew 340 attendees, far surpassing the 200 expected. St James Church crypt hosted the event with turkey, ham, beef, fruit salad and ice cream. about 250 received full meals, while some leftovers were given as makeshift meals and gifts. The report also notes youths attending and mentions local shop and cafe reactions to fish deals, plus a featured human-interest thread about a boy wishing to become a doctor and others seeking work.
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Sydney
St. James’ S Church
King Street
Puna Wheat Yields Reported Across District Trials
The Warrick district study records several wheat plots with mixed yields. Puno wheat produced up to 17 bags per acre in some trials, while Gabo and Bea ether varieties ranged around 12 bags per acre on 30 acre plots. Notable figures include Calliaux and Pusa-Ginyas with 12 and 10 bags per acre respectively, and a New Zealand crop cited at King’s Lynn yielding 6 bags per acre under orchard soil conditions.
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W. T
E. Noble
Puna
Gabo
Calliaux
Lawrence
Wable
Pune
New Zealand
King's Lynn
England
C. W. Marster
Federal Cabinet to Meet in Sydney
The report states the Australian Federal Cabinet will convene in Sydney with ministers abroad including Mr Mensies and the Commerce and National Development chiefs. Key ministers may miss the session, and the visit follows the Bradfield by election while plans recall the 1951 double dissolution context with Mensies expected to return by plane.
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Sydney
Bradfield
London
Australia
Men
Ries
Mensies
McEwen
Spooner
Earle Page
Territories
Hasluck
Cooper
Storm Hits District with Heavy Rain and Hail
A violent storm brought heavy rain to the district east of Warwick, with hail reported and wind gusts. Rain totals reached about an inch in the eastern city area while several towns logged rainfall, and afternoon clouds followed a hot morning reaching 90 degrees. Registrations for 24 hours ended at 9 am showed Silverwood 14, Dalveen 57, Balandee 20, Yangen 31.
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Irma Vale
Oes
Warwick
Nat
Silverwood
Tregony
Swan Greek
Dalveen
Ballandean Io
Yangen
Detour for Flying Foxes at a Novel Camp
An Australian trip recounts a detour linked to a fox camp near Auckland. J H Brown and his family, including two children, travel in a car caravan for 44 miles to a camp site famed for a supposed fox presence. No foxes were found, leaving the Browns and companions to remain at the camp without incident.
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Zealand
J. H Brown
Auckland
New
Aus
Big Step-up in Rail Fruit Traffic Through Toowoomba
Railway official Mr Curry reports a notable rise in rail traffic on the Toowoomba lines with a first Sunday fruit train since the season start. He notes heavy livestock and wheat shipments from the south-west and western districts, including barley from the Killarney branch, and a surge in passenger travel during the holiday period. Total freight to Brisbane rose in October and November figures reflect higher output.
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Toowoomba
Curry
Cannon Hil
Killarney
Brisbane
New Site for Municipal Markets Proposed by City Council
The Posen City Council discussed a new location for four modern municipal markets near Roma Street in the city center. City Hall consensus indicated Vic- as the most suitable site, with officials noting central access and proximity to existing civic facilities.
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Piacbane
Posen
Borate
Roma Street
Vic
Xmas Gift Linens and Bed Spreads Sale Note
Sale notice for Christmas gift linens including sage supper cloths 58 inches, bordered items 18 by 100 inches for double bed spreads, with multiple date markers and price hints in a compact ad style. Names and precise details are fragmented across the entry.
Wartime Awards Reported With Existing Claims and New Process
The Government had already approved 45 wartime awards ranging from £28 to £1000, with about 27 percent of claims paid. New claims must be lodged with the War Inventions Committee. Names and details include Met.-ALY co aD and references to Warwick.
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War Inventions Committee
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