First Round Cup Points and McAllister Cup Details
Readable data show cup standings for St George and McAllister Cup rounds with team names including Killarney Railways Allora and West Suburbs. The fragment lists point tallies and player rosters plus practice times at Hospital Park and transport details ahead of a men’s hockey event.
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St George
McAllister
Railways
U Ufialern
McAllister Cup
Eagi-Corlegans
Kllarney
Busters Suburbs
Saturday Fixtures Set for Arcane Club Matches
Saturday fixtures list senior under 18 and junior grade games at No 1 ground and No 2 ground with Harlequins Saints Wyverns and Barilequins fielding teams. Umpires include Thorne McLaren Baguley Cha and others as listed. wide roster of players spans Saints Hockings Matthews and Sutherlands, with women hockey and Collegians noted among participants.
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Harlequins
N. Jonhson
Harlequing
Carin
R. Baguley
K. Cha
SR Sainte
Wyverns
M. Jengen
C. Matthews
Saints
N. Hockings
J. Matthews
S. Christmas
C White
A. Sikes
N. Mitchell L. Farrell
Farrell
Bockings
Chappel
Ie Kupotick
D. ‘Kennin
Gee G. Williams
D. Bright
R. Bright
D. Fillcroft
W. Gorman
Seibubr
L. Retbelt
B. Morse
D. Hory
N. White
Porter
H. Hockings
Bradived
M. Morgan
W. Thorne
A.dalrymple
NW. Johnson
TL le
Ny Hilsden
B. Hine
R_ Stanley
R. Neale
J. Linkins
V. Petereen
Cohen and Songkitrat to Meet for World Bantam Title
Cohen and Songkitrat set August 22 in Bangkok to contest the vacant world bantamweight crown under Thai government promotion. Lontents signed yesterday for Robert Cohen, European bantamweight holder, and Chamroen Sonkitrat, Thailand’s Orient champion, with a $10,000 starter purse tax free for the challenger. Completion of arrangements was announced by Nat Fleischer, intermediary for the Thai promoters. The world title was recently vacated by Australia’s Jimmy Carrack.
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Lunuu
Lontnets
Robert Cohen
Chamroen Sonkitrat
Thailand
Bangkok
C Campionshi
Timne
Ths
Behal
Nat. Fleiponer
Jimmy Carruckers
Warwick Club Results
The Warwick Club held a series of social games and matches with entries such as Mrs Burke versus Sir Young, Mrs Picat against Sir Mrs Mapes, and Huston 18. In group play Mesdumes Kaus Hall Kaus Gelespie 2h faced Mesd Moyle Turner Borer McPherson 11 and other pairs. Cresswell Radford Picot Maxwell M7 played with Smith Young Hilton Hine 36 and Burke Trembath Wright H Dippeisman 15 in the diverse club events.
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Mapes
Vai Huston
Kaus
Hall
Gelespie
Moyle
Turner
Borer
McPherson
Ple
Ckows
Dappelaman
Staunton
Cresswell
Radford
Picot
Maxwell
Smith
Young
Hilton
Hine
Burke
Trembath
Wright
H Dippeisman
Southern Cross Results and Upcoming Matches
Results from Southern Cross play show Brennan Thompson Cleary Crawford 21 to 18 over Gates Conyholl y Osborne Hoare Carey Spanner Knowles McCarthy Higgins Longton Kenway Knowles 18. Upcoming week invites readers to watch Wednesday paper for call up. Freestone vs Clare Snintonvale and Gladfield fixtures listed with players and sixes for men and women.
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Southern Cross
Brennan
Thompkins
Cleary
Crawford
Gates
Conyholly
Osborne
Hoare
Carey
Spanner
Knowles
McCarthy
Higgins
Longton
Kenway
Foreign Capital Most Needed in Australia
Winnipeg report quotes Australian High Commissioner Sir Douglas Copland on the sterling area's capital needs. He notes Australia’s rapid development compared with other sterling countries and cites the January Finance Ministers conference as a factor shaping policy toward economic reform and eventual convertibility.
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Australia
Winnipeg
Sterling Area
Austoralea
Sterling
Douglas Copland
Canadian ‘Political Science Association
Douglas
Death and Life for Two Kidnappers in San Francisco
Harold Jackson and Joseph Lear were convicted under California's Little Lindbergh law for kidnapping Leonard Moskovitz. Jackson received a death sentence while Lear was sentenced to life imprisonment after police rescued the real estate operator who was held captive for 300,000 dollars. Prosecution said Moskovitz was harmed. Lear claimed he was an unwilling participant.
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San Francisco
Harold Jackson
Joseph Lear
Jackson
Lear
California
Leonard Moskovitz
Tut Moskovitz
Leav Tigi
Migrant Held for Trial on Murder Charge
A Bulgarian migrant, Redelf Radelf, 25, factory worker, was committed for trial on a murder charge after police say he shot taxi driver Claude Donald Slattery, 34, during a hold up in Orange, Western District, NSW, on May 4. Slattery died in Orange Hospital a week later. Detective R Pyne testified the suspect admitted the shooting seeking money to marry his landlady after her divorce.
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Sy Stmv
Radleff
Claude Donald Slattery
Slattery
Orange
Sheridan
Redelf
R. Pyne
Pyne
Raden
Cooma
Tas
Landy Faces Four Opponents in Mile World-Record Bid
Australian miler Landy will race four rivals in Stockholm on June 3 as he targets a sub 3:00 mile and possibly a second world record. Denis Johansson of Finland, Olle Aabérg of Sweden, Bune Karlsson have accepted. Werner Lueg’s start awaits German approval. The event will feature two tapes for 1500m and mile. Experts who saw Landy run 4:01.6 at Turku rate his chances highly.
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Stockholm
John Land
Wil
Denis Johansson
Finland
Sweden
Olle Aabérg
Bune Karlsson
Werner Lueg
Landy
Jat Turku
Nis
Yim
Spent on Nuclear Weapons Tops Four Thousand Million
Washington: the U S Atomic Energy Commission announced it had spent more than 1000 million dollars on nuclear weapons. It argued funds should shift to constructive peacetime uses of the atom and cited the Cole Bill to exchange atomic secrets with allies to boost industrial use. President Eisenhower said the Soviet Union rejected an early peace plan but he remained hopeful for Soviet participation in the project and would push the plan at international meetings to test Moscow’s stance.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Fresston
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
U.S.A
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.S
Death Sentence for Double Murder in Edinburgh
George Alexander Robertson was sentenced to death for the murders of his former wife and son in their Edinburgh home. His 16 year old daughter Jean testified of barricading the door at night while Robertson returned on February 28 and stabbed her brother, then attacked her before fleeing as someone opened the door. A defence psychiatrist cited a family history of mental illness.
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London
George Alexander Robertson
Edinburgh
Jean
Robertson
George
Dismissal of Admiral KuyDON Sparks Inquiry Refusal
The First Lord refused to order a court martial or public inquiry into Admiral Sir Dudley North’s 1940 dismissal from command at North Atlantic station. The admiral, linked to Gibraltar and French warships passage, was said to fail in emergencies without prudent precautions. The Admiralty maintained he no longer had their confidence and details could not be explained.
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Kuydon
Admiralty
Sir Dudley North
North Atlanta
Tevett
Strais
Gibraltar
France
Sir Dudley
Dakar
North Africa
Charles de Gaulle
F. R. Stokes
Thomas
Sir Ducey
Well Known Queensland Journalist Robert Dunn Dies
Robert Dunn a leading Queensland journalist and former Water Secretary in Sir John Chandler’s era, died yesterday. A founding member of the Australian Journalists Association in 1911, he led the Queensland District as president three times and earned the association’s gold honour badge. Dunn started at the Brisbane Courier and later worked at Darling Downs Gazette Toowoomba, the WA Mail, and the Courier. In 1934 in Toowoomba he broke a world scoop when a reporter told the Duke of Gloucester to put out a cigarette he was smoking at Civic Hall.
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Wrisbane
Robert Dunn
P Wate
John Chandler
Australian Journalists’ Association
Queensland
Associaion
Dunn
Brisbane Courier
Darting Downs
Toowortha
Wa Mail
The
Courier
Toowoomba
Oreman
Duke of Gloucester
Civic Hall
RAAF. Man Hurt in Crossing Smash at Alderley
BRISBANE Amberley aircraftsman LAC James Clark 437 injured in a collision between a car and a train at the Alderley level crossing in drizzling rain. He suffered facial injuries and knocked-out teeth as the car flung down a low embankment. Train traffic delayed five minutes. Corporal Charles Graham provided aid before Clark was taken to Brisbane General Hospital.
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Brisbane
Amberley
Alderley
James Clark
RAAF
Charles Graham
Gistald
Clark
Besters
Waste General Hospital
Queen's Horse Aureole Wins Coronation Cup at Epsom
The queen's four year old Aureole won the Coronation Cup run over 12 furlongs at Epsom yesterday worth nearly £3000. Chatsworth finished second and Nearuia was third among eight runners.
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London
Aureole
Epsom
Chatsworth
Nearuia
Minesweepers on Mercy Errands Involving Dutch Tank Liner
Navy minesweepers raced through rain toward Ciingan Point 80 miles north of Rockhampton towing a disabled Dutch tank landing ship for a 400 mile voyage to Brisbane. HMAS Cootamundra ordered from Sydney to aid and Expected at Gladstone early Sunday. A Communist Mag fighter fired on a Belgian Sabena airliner over Austria killing a radio officer and injuring two crew members.
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Himas
Wagga
Ciingan Point
Rockhawnp
Brisbane
Cootamundra
Sydney
Civil Aviation Department
Iadneh
Gladstone
GHAZ
Austria
Sone Alere
Atomic Engine May Mayfly Around World Sparks Naval Talk
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics disclosed plans to study an atomic engine enabling aircraft to fly non stop around the world. Intercontinental guided missiles are cited as a future goal traveling 6600 miles per hour or more.
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Chevelain
United States
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautica
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Igo
Local Club Night Discusses Rail Safety and Scores
Aubra Branch meeting notes Mrs Mutt sen district a long time member. Liliey reports high scores in euchre with prizes donated by Foganty Mead Leg gatt Lilley Cunnington. Weather affected the event but a suggestion was made to install hand rails at the front entrance.
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Mutt,sen
Liliey
Foganty
Mead
Teik
Ol Junction
Lifesaving Pioneer Ges Henry Willames Dies in Balmoral
Ges Henry Willames, a pioneer of lifesaving and co designer of the surf reel now used across Australia, died in Balmoral Sydney yesterday. He introduced the Schaffer method of resuscitation to the Commonwealth and organized Australia's first surf carnival near Manly in 1902. Williams served as secretary of the Royal Life Saving Society for many years.
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Henry Willames
Balmoral
Sydney
Australia
Williams
Schaffer
Commonwealth
Auatra
Manly
Royal Life Saving Society
Costello Leads Fine Gael as Ireland Forms New Dail
Dublin reports Mr John Costello, 63, leader of Fine Gael, wins a narrow victory in the Dail and becomes Prime Minister as the Liberal Fianna Fáil loses its small majority. De Valera’s motion to elect him PM is defeated. Costello, a prize winning law student and devout Catholic, previously became PM in 1948.
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Dublin
John Costello
Fine Gael
Fianna Foil
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Pianna
Pine Gael
Labour
Partners
New Republicans
Costello
University College
Gladfield Dance and We Gladfield Fundraiser at Hall
A combined Gladfield branch and hall committee event raised funds at Gladfield Hall. Warwick Orchestra provided dance music and a euchre tournament by Mr. J N Bourke drew many players. Results: Men Kanoski first, Schelbach second. Women Taylor first, Hildred second.
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L Taylor
J. Hildred
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