No Politics in Athletic Club Formed in Australia
A newly formed W Athletic Club in Australia disputes any links to political groups. President Nicholls cites the club constitution to affirm loyalty to the laws of the Commonwealth and Britain. Membership details include adult and juvenile tiers with annual fees and weekly equipment charges. A ceremony is three weeks away, with boxing and wrestling classes starting soon.
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Miner Tragedy at Lake Shore Mine Cave-In In Kirkland Lake
Three men were killed and four injured in a cave-in at the Lake Shore gold mine near Kirkland Lake Ontario. The incident occurred at the 5900 foot level last night, drawing emergency responders to the scene.
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Kirkland Lake
Ontario
Lake Shore
Atomic blast flash seen 400 miles away
New York reports an atomic test at Yucca Flat Nevada produced a bright flash observed 400 miles away across California. Troops, tanks, and sheep survived a simulated attack after the detonation, with military maneuvers continuing near ground zero as observers noted a less intense blast than earlier shots.
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Modesto
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Compton
Pasadena
Santa Monica
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Santa Barbara
California Institute of Technology
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United Press
Stanthorpe Show Secretary Resigns Amid Transfers
Stanthorpe Australia Ken Hobbins resignation as Stanthorpe Agricultural Society secretary follows his appointment as manager of the COD merchandise store in Thulim bah. The current Thulim bah store manager A Pearce is reassigned to Stanthorpe to run the COD merchandise store, with Hobbins due to take duties by month end.
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Stanthorpe
Ken Hobbins
Lottery prize winners announced for Brisbane draw No 1762
Casket 1762 to Brisbane lists major prizewinners with serial numbers and addresses in Bris area. First prize No 7154 Lubour Special care O Walffe Berthya Street Kalinga Second No ae Min Out care A Lampson Street Suiarbane Bris Third No 83592 Strugeline Widow care Mrs Milerea Pickem 61 Emmaline Street North AIG Victoria Fifth No 76394 Rez Lowe P.O. Box 195 Longreach with multiple prize figures and trailing numbers listed.
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Kalinga
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Lampson
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Risbane
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Milerea Pickem
Emmaline Street
Aig
Victoria
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Bavicso Care
E. Salmon
Nundah
Brisane
Rez Lowe
P.O
Longreach
Og Sears
New Cocktail Anesthetic Shown To Enter Operating Room
Washington doctor reports a new anaesthetic approach mixing barbiturates with alcohol rather than water. Dr Michael Miller of Freeman Hospital Neu psy chiatry division says experiments suggest an oral cocktail could replace traditional injections for some short operations. He notes potential benefits include quicker onset and reduced preoperative anxiety, but cautions against breathing issues and blood pressure changes as alcohol alters barbiturate effects.
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Washington
Michael Miller
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Freeman Hospites
Nf Neuropsy’chiatry i Waxtington
Dingo Spread Causes Grave Concern in Queensland
Queensland officials and farmers warn the dingo menace is worsening with thousands of cattle and sheep killed weekly. Reports say fences are broken by bushfires, dingoes are moving along stock routes from Longreach to Cunnamulla, and higher bounties may help. An aerial baiting campaign is planned to curb the outbreak.
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Selectors’ Association
Mr. Humphries
Queensland
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Chinese Reds Ready for Invasions
The Nationalist China Defence Ministry said on Sunday night that the Chinese Communists were finishing preparations to invade Indochina, Southeast Asia, and India. Eight infantry divisions, two cavalry brigades, two artillery regiments, and a paratroop regiment were at the Hunan Kwangsi border, with units drawn from Shensi, Kansu, and Tsinghai. The ministry reported 359,000 troops remained in Guangdong, Kwongsi, and Hunan along the border with Manchukuo.
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China
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Tsinghai
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TadosChing
Garage Proprietor Found Not Guilty in Toowoomba Court
A Toowoomba garage proprietor from Hopkins Street was found not guilty in the Circuit Court yesterday of receiving four motorcycle tyres and three car tyres, property of Western Tyre Service Pty. Ltd of Margaret Street, knowing they were stolen. Justice Tawnley ordered that the tyres be returned to their rightful owners.
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Neos Tyoees
Escapee Flees in Stolen Plane
A report from South Dakota details an escapee who stole a plane and fled. Authorities broadcast an alert statewide as investigators work to locate the suspect.
Pope's New Plea For World Peace
Pope Plus 12th spoke from Vatican City on Sunday appealing for world peace to half a million Roman Catholics in Barcelona. He urged pilgrims to be lighted torches of fraternity and love while criticizing empty talk on peace. In Madrid Franco and government officials joined a massive open air mass for nearly half a million at the Papal Legate led congress.
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Prayers Rise for Return of Stolen Crowns in Brooklyn Shrine
Brooklyn parishioners prayed during Masses at the Regina Pacis Votive Shrine for the return of two bejeweled crowns valued at about 109000 to 100000 dollars. Monsignor Angelo Cioffi denounced the theft as sacrilegious and urged Hail Marys this month for the recovered ornaments. Detectives sought a green saloon car believed linked to the robbery and described the suspect brief.
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Angelo Cioffi
Regi Pacis
Jesus
Ciom
Regina Pacis
Virgin Mary
Japan Seeks US Warships Amid Negotiations
The report claims Japan is negotiating with the United States for the purchase of small warships. A government spokesman would not comment. The newspaper Maimient named proposed vessels and dates, suggesting a government move to bolster defense.
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Japan
United States
Maimient
Caimed
No Powers to Keep Dr. Burton in Aust
Canberra reports that the Commonwealth Government lacks ordinary power to stop Dr. John Burton from leaving Australia. MPs criticize Dr. Evatt over travel rights and Communist propaganda amid Burton’s actions at the Peace conference in Peking and foreign remarks on germ warfare in Korea. Melbourne notes dismiss Burton’s services to propaganda while others call for accountability.
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Commonwealth
John Burton
Australia
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Peking
New South Wales
C. Anderson
Nsw
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America
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Melbourne
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Calwell
Sentence doubled on prisoner appeal in Sydney court
Clifford Leslie Broce aged 25 from Eliza tram conductor district had his three month sentence for stealing Transport Department funds increased to six months after an Appeals Court dismissal. Broce admitted theft in Central Court and claimed misapprehension. Judge Berne warned appeals carry risks.
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Clifford Leslie Broce
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U K Boys Start Farm Training at Riverview
Eleven United Kingdom boys are to begin introductions to Queensland farming methods at the Salvation Army property at Riverview near Ipswich this month. They are among 472 UK migrants due to arrive in Brisbane on the Ormonde on June 13, nominated to join existing trainees and ready for farm work in Queensland upon completion of training.
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Inekil Dis
Tobacco growers push back against price cuts in Queensland
In Brisbane, S Quin Queensland tobacco rrop defended as above standard amid claims of price suppression. Secretary Agostinelli and Queensland Tobacco Growers' Council criticized measures while Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board officials and Minister A Jones defended quality and department support.
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Aed
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Tobacco Leal Marketing Board
B. Cahill
Marieba
Queensland
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Actin For Agri
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MacArthur Opposes Eisenhower in Republican Battle
General Douglas MacArthur wires to Senator Taft from New York urging support in South Dakota and expressing cordial regards. Eisenhower returns from Europe to a charged campaign scene while preparing to stay in uniform for final talks before heading to Abilene to dedicate a museum cornerstone with his military status emphasized.
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Douglas MacArthur
Robert ‘Tatu
Eienhower
MacArthur
Mr. Jensen
South Dakota National Guard
Pacific
Taft
South Dakota
Wedemeyer
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Abilene
Ikansas
Reuters
L A Association to Elect New President After Election Vacancy
The Los Angeles Association faces a president vacancy after last Saturdays elections. Senator Jan Wood, newly elected, will become ineligible, triggering an acting president appointment by the executive committee to serve until the annual meeting in August when new office bearers for the next year will be elected.
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Toeat
Jan Wood
Comea Cor
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Aes
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Reed
Court Walk-out by ap. Lawyers in open hearing
Court session saw about 100 people protest after riots that left 350 leftists blamed for unrest. Judge Shogo One convened the panel to consider reopening the hearing as lawyers argued for limits on police presence. Court later reconvened with counsels present after a spokesman said terms were agreed to reduce policing in the court precincts.
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Jon
Oles
Shogo
Clements Wes
339 Die In Week End US Accidents Report
New York dispatch shows the Memorial Day weekend deadly toll rising with 245 highway deaths by Sunday afternoon. Drownings total 42 and other mishaps bring the weekend fatalities to 339 as authorities tally the grim toll.
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New York
the Nation
Moss
National Service Holiday Pay Dispute in Coal Industry
The article outlines holiday pay terms for miners on national service, noting a dispute over absence during leave. P. H. Gallagher is referenced in connection with the case, highlighting employment terms in the coal sector.
Overseas Coal Production Impacts Gibartane Port Operations
A spokesman said coal work would continue with reduced staff as port operations at Gibartane scale up. Coal now available in limited quantities, affecting employment for coal workers, truck drivers, and maintenance crews amid rising prices and constrained supply.
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Gibartane
Sad
Eecaine
Ykely Mat
Parachute Eases Six Tons to Ground
SAN FRANCISCO parachute device safely lowers a six ton load to the ground after a controlled descent. The operation proceeds without incident as onlookers report steady handling and precise drop timing.
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