Warwick Rugby Players Suspended and Cautioned
Two Warwick Rugby League players J O Con nor and L Rover have been suspended for one week and will be eligible to play at the weekend after a decision by the Judicial Committee of the St George Cup. D Rushton was cautioned, while M Young remains suspended pending the league executive’s decision to be announced at Thursday night’s meeting.
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J. O'Connor
L. Rover
Show Grounds
D. Rushton
M. Young
Young
Flannery Out of Sydney Game
Brisbane rugby winger Denis Flannery has withdrawn from the possibles versus probables match in Sydney on Saturday after a medical examination in Ipswich. He has a bruised ankle and was advised not to play.
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Queensland
Denis Flannery
Sydney
Flannery
Ipswich
Melbourne Cup Entries Show Big Drop in 1949
Melbourne Cup prize stands at £15,000 yet 435 entries closed yesterday down from 541 in 1948. Caulfield Cup entries reached 393 versus last year’s totals. Notable entrants include T J Smith of Sydney and Des Judd each with 18 Melbourne Cup entries. Phil Burke of Flemington lists 12 cup horses nominated.
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Caulfield
Wodalla
My Hero
Most Regal
T J. Smith
Sydney
Des. Judd
Melbourne
Flemington
Phil Burke
Urti Outbreak Under Control at Wacol Camp
The outbreak of "urti" at Wacol national service camp is under control with no cause for alarm, according to Army sources. Trainees show upper respiratory symptoms similar to the common cold, and authorities emphasize the illness is not serious and prompt medical care is available.
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Wacol
Francis
Northern Command
Harlock
Army
Admiral Still Fights to Clear His Name
Britain's First Lord of the Admiralty faced renewed scrutiny over the 1940 sacking of Admiral Sir Dudley North who bore blame for allowing six French warships through the straits of Gibraltar. North seeks an inquiry or court martial as solicitors publish a long statement alleging repeated refusals to hear his case and detailing communications from Gibraltar and wartime leaders.
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Straits of Gibraltar
France
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North
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Ata
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Admiralty
Queen Returns After 12 Day Balmoral Holiday
Queen is back from a 12 day Balmoral holiday in the Scottish Highlands. She traveled from Aberdeen aboard a Queen's Flight aircraft. Prince Charles and Princess Anne will return to London by rail.
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Queen Warapeth
Cetesy
Balmoral
Royal Nore
Scottish Highlands
Aberdeen
Charles
Princess Anne
London
Petrol advance required for Redex trial fueling
The Redex trial requires prepayment for petrol with Shell Co and Vacuum Oil Co as sole suppliers in outer route sections. Cash in advance will be insisted on, due to prior monetary difficulties with Shell in settling accounts. Fuel costs this year average 4/60 per gallon, totaling £108 for competitors.
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Redex
Shell Co
Vacuum, Or Co
Narrow Labour Win Likely in Griffith Poll Count
Poll updates show Griffith leaning Labour as 4A count lowered Ald Coutts lead but still far short of victory. Wannon and Robertson results shift margins for McLeod and Dean while Lawson and Fawkner remain tight with thousands of votes yet to be counted. NSW and Queensland tallies mix gains for Libs, ALP, and CP with overall uncertain outcomes in multiple seats.
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Queensland
Wannon
Victoria
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Eab
Rio
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J. Fraser
New South Wales
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Failes
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Manning
Lab
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Ind
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Robertson
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W. Geraghty
J. Tapp
Army Not Ready for Global War, Says General
General Colglazier told the armed services sub committee that the army’s plans show no full material readiness for a global war in the foreseeable future. Ammunition production lag and limited mobilization reserves threaten wartime capacity. Deliveries in two years drop about 2.5 billion dollars from prior plans, with Allied needs and Western Europe providing only a fraction of ammunition.
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Armed Services
General Colglazier
Wesern
Europe
Failure in U S Atoms for Peace Plan
President Eisenhower in a Monday night speech conceded failure so far to persuade the Soviet Union to join the world atoms for peace plan. He outlined steps toward a united allied effort to start the plan without the Communist empire while stressing continued negotiations despite difficulties with Soviet leaders.
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A.ap
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
United States Was Ready To Break Off the Talks. On the Contrary, Mr. Eisenhower
Crash Victims Hadl Tried to Escape
Singapore inquiry heard that victims inside the burning airliner tried to open the main cabin door outward, contrary to its inward swing, as marks on the runway suggested a Constellation struck a starter fidel at the runway.
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Hadl
Zapore
AAP
B.o.ac
Singapore
GC. Butterfield
Pesternay
Butterfield
Unusual Accident at Workshops
An incident at the railway workshops yesterday morning left a worker named Laurenson of Bell Street Darra suspended by the right index finger. A strand of wire on a hoist rope pierced his finger as he moved a job, leaving him about six inches off the ground before machinery was stopped and coworkers rushed to assist.
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Aeswich
Ih Laurenson
Bell ‘Street
Darra
Lars
Opi
Attack by Deaf Mute Leaves City in Turmoil
A baffling incident, described as an attack by a deaf mute, unsettled residents as authorities investigate the unidentified assailant. Sparse details and unclear names limit specifics while local officials urge calm and provide safety guidance.
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