Warwick election results mark strong council win
City voters delivered a solid aldermanic majority in Warwick with only one casualty Ald N L Topping replaced by Independent candidate Mr G P Wilkinson and Mr J Portley topping the poll. The mayoral race between Ald A T McCahon and Mrs A Sterne was decided by 126 votes highlighting vigorous campaigning and a high public interest in local government. The piece also notes gratitude to all candidates and outlines hopes for harmonious council work future.
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Plans for Kindergarten Building Fund Meeting
At a monthly association meeting the secretary and committee outlined a credit balance of 148 pounds with 1216 earmarked for a new kindergarten building on land provided by the Education Department in Guy Street. About 3000 pounds is needed. a sub committee was formed to study plans and seek further donations while enrollment stood at 24 with one vacancy. the group appealed for public interest and more members.
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Wick Adapesries Associa
Mesdam Sandilands
L. Hackwood
L. Stabler
P. G. Walker
AS. McDougall
J. Liddle
L. Irwin
Guy Street
Education Department
Tunely Ely Progt
Mately
Sall
Sie
Eric Cox
PG. Walker
Lees
Aisa
Directress
Willams
Sec
Mothers’ Committee
Liddle
Aree
Youth Killed By Drum Of Petrol On Road
A 44 gallon petrol drum crushed a youth in a lorry accident about 12 miles north of Goulburn early yesterday. The youth was Terry Animes Bond 115 of Wollongong. Lorry driver Leonard Alley of Corrimal gave Bond a lift from Macquarie Pass toward Home and Federal highway.
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Goulburn
Terry Animes Bond
Wollongong
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Corrimal
Bond
Macquarie Pass
Melbourne jury convicts four in elderly husband robbery
A Melbourne jury found a 60s-year-old woman and three men guilty of robbing a 79-year-old husband after threatening him at his home on Easter Monday and taking a roll of notes from his vest. The jury urged mercy for the woman and remanded all for sentence.
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Wile Heeta Ron
Melbourne
Nelle Nimmo
Harrison Sweet
East Brunswick
Bernard Joseph Connelly
Robert Connelly
Cecil Street
South Melbourne
Keith Thompson
Smith Street
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Ford
New Chairman Likely for Glengallan Shire Council
Glengallan Shire Council members show a shift after defeat three years ago. Allen, a Campbell’s Plain district farmer with long service, leads the race by 54 votes against retiring Chairman Dr J He Hixnsen and Reg C for chairmanship, with M Wineavering as opponent.
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Sactora
Allen
J. He Hixnsen
Reg. C
Mwineavering
Em. Puptented
Oesalin
Campbell's Plain
Mallditriet Afta
Election results and division tallies in Emu Vale region
The report lists candidate votes and divisions for the Hewmemper No 4 Division with totals for Elbow Valley Bain Vale and Warwick areas. It notes 2800 residents, with top figures including 848 votes for one candidate and two close margins among others, plus division names like Emu Vale Freestone Kiln.
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HS Aspinall
Voleo
Alee
Emu Vale
Petit
Ckhouse
T. F
R. E .Milward
Epheeral
Cherry Gull
Clintonvale
Danderoo
Elbow Valley
Bain Vale
Freetone
Proesane
Upper Freestone
Junabee
Killarney
School of Arts
Lech Lomond
Sladevale
Swan Creek
Wilson's Peak
Clifton Shire Council election item noted for incumbents
Fragmentary OCR text references Clifton Shire Council elections favoring sitting members. Mentions names such as Warfield, Fogarty, Beer, O’Leary, Weinmaan and Easton with scattered street and block identifiers. Details are unclear and partial.
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Pitas
Stanton and Clark Named New Town Officials Amid Unopposed Race
In a quiet council race, Messrs. L. Bay and R. Clark were elected unopposed. Day, a former member, is succeeded as a resident official alongside new members including L. H. Atkins and R. Stanton. Crs GA Newlands and R. J. Darsiett are listed with Sit. Walker and ER. Doro as new members.
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Sunshire
Messrs
L. Bay
R_ Clark
Day
Shri
L. H. Atkins
R. Stanton
New Neside
Newlands
R. J. Darsiett
Crs
Sit. Walker
ER. Doro
Forecast for Queensland with Frosts and Winds
Weather page notes fines across Queensland with local light frosts in the central interior and south eastern Downs. Winds moderate from the west in southern districts, light south to south easterly elsewhere. Bible thought quotes Psalm 1:2 about delight in the law and meditation day and night.
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Queensland
Interior
Downs
Election results and council chair named in Allora Shire
Reported outcomes show Dr Hoey elected chairman of Allora Shire Council after the local election. Mentions of Mr Marshall and Sosie Brisbane comment on mayoral notes and returning officer procedures, with references to regional figures and earlier party alignments.
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Brisbane
Sonow
Usenelana Supreme Court
W. J. Chara
Mtr . Hamilton
Hoey
Allora
Inglewood Festeee Wins and Elections Recap
Fragmentary notes show Inglewood sections reporting defeats and mall return. Names listed include Daesitt Ay R, Munro, W Booth, and Mr D Cross with divisions No 1 and No 2. Figures 66 215 370 4 and 611 397 390 suggest vote tallies or identifiers.
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Ey Shire
Wan Mall
Daesitt Ay R
Munro
W. Booth
Ho Ison
Mr. D. , Cross
Local election results two divisions return new and retained members
In No 1 Division Cr C E O Holmes of Mt Marshall was re-elected easily with 439 votes, 50 ahead of his nearest rival. Two new members, Charles B Bardwell of Elinthorp and R Imhoff of Allora, join. In No 3 Division Thomas G Mal of Inverraming defeats Dr W Chard of Upper Forest Springs 238 to 141. Other sitting members were re-elected, including Edward Sparks.
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Cr C. E. O. Holmes
Farmer
Mt. Marshall
Charles B. Bardwell Grutter
Elinthorp
R. Imhoff
Allora
Thomas G. Malfarmer
Inverram
W. Chard, Jarmer
Upper Forest Springs
Sitie
Wig
Edward
Brisbane mayor-elect faces tight rema in council race
Frank Roberts, Brisbane’s mayor-elect, may stay a minute as member for a key ward as Labour sees a slim lead in Cherm and 10 aldermen total. In Toowoomba the count shows Labour with one Independent, several seats, and a narrow margin. details reflect a tight post election scene with final tallies still unsettled.
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Sil
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J.R
A. Jones
A Ald
W. F
J. R
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Clare
Washampton
Frank Stein
Salton Houss
Warwick
Warwick Daily
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