Palace note on King trip, Elizabeth deputising unlikely
The vauy Mail reports that if doctors advise against the King's Austration trip this year, Dominion governments may invite Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to deputise. Reuters notes the Buckingham Palace statement on the King’s catarrhal inflammation, rest required, and cancellation of six public engagements for at least four weeks. A separate item records Constable Ron Molyneaux resigning to start a new business venture at Fidsvold, with colleagues praising his service and integrity.
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Vauy Mail
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canberra
Palace
Reuter's
Buckingham Palace
Stanthurye
Ron Molyneaux
Country Club
Fidsvold
Molyneaux
Lou McCarthy
Ron
Messrs
Vic. Thompson
J.mcculloch
W. Finch
Harold Jones
D. Baldwin
Marchant
A. Ebbott
Nolan
Sprenger
Néalyneaux
New Zealand Faces Sugar Shortage Threat
New Zealand could exhaust sugar stocks by mid month unless the Wellpark freight from Queensland arrives sooner. The ship carries 3300 tons of hoard, while 5600 tons were to be delivered to Australia after imports were blocked. Officials say rationing to merchants and manufacturers is at a minimum, with hospitals and chemists given top priority.
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Sjckland
Wellpark
Queensland
Mackay
Austland
Sugar Refining Company
Crowds Rally for Our Lady of Fatima Statue Tour
In Brisbane crowds gathered at St Stephen's Cathedral and surrounding churches as the statue of Our Lady of Fatima toured the city. About 35,000 people reportedly honored the statue with 14,000 in the cathedral for Masses and many others at 13 chapels and churches in the northern suburbs. The statue planned to travel to Gympie Maryborough Childers and Bundaberg.
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Brisbane
F. Stephen's Cathedral
Presbyterian Concert at Urbenville delights audience
A successful Central Hall concert in Urbenville featured members of Kyogle Presbyterian Church. Mrs Drinkwater, in a black crepe frock, accompanied performances including solos by Mrs Muriel Wilson and Rev Wilson, sketches by Eric Campbell and Lance Bell, and ensemble numbers. The event concluded with Maori’s Farewell as thanks were offered by Rev Palmer and the Church Women’s Guild.
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Urbenville
Mrs. K. Wilen
Trish
Eric Campbell
Deany Campbell
Lance Bell
Lenze Bell
Muriel Wilson
Wilson
Anne Laurie
Eric
Dorothy Sharp
June West
Lanse Bil
Denny Campbell
Sean Wilson
Tance Bell
Bunny Sharp
Rev. Wilson
Hill
Billy Items
Palmer
Min'ster
Kyogle
Women’s Guild
Women's Guild
Conviction of US Communists Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court sustains the conviction of Communist leaders for planning to overthrow the U S Government. Sentences range from three to five years with implications for many party members. Justice Vinson upholds the Smith Act as compatible with the First Amendment while noting limits on free speech to prevent governmental overthrow. Justice Black dissents on trial conduct and jury selection.
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Washinglon
Ine Supreme
United States
John Williamson
Jacob Stachel
Robert Thompson
Benjamin Davies
Henry Winston
John Gates
Gilbert Green
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Eugene Dennis
Thomson
Supreme Court
Justice Vinson
Justice Black
Ion Futement
Snree
Esc Ae
Black
Supreme Court Ins Separ
Farold P. Medina
Oral Secretary Party
Communist Party
Gram
All Stars Entered for Big Cups
Nominations for Caulfield Moonee Valley and Williamstown cups exceed last year with interstate and New Zealand entries. Les Freck is a strong contender after winning 1950 Melbourne Cup and purse of £48,590. Beaumaris and Beaudin push for dual Cup status. Bartoot, a Western Australian runner, and New Zealand trio Ros Beaumaris vie for top honors amid rising stakes.
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Caulfield
Mooneees Valley
Comic Court
Bartoot
Brace
New Zealand
Beaumaris
Tennis teams and schedules for local clubs Sunday play
Tennis clubs announce Sunday fixtures at Dalveen Massie and Canningvale with mixed events, partner lists, and transport times. Other matches include Murray's Bridge against Freestone and notices urging players to inform the secretary if unavailable.
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Dalveen
T. Thompson
Mag March
C. Stevens
Thompson
T. Morris
E. March
J. Morris
Butler
Maryvale
H. Watson
Holder
B. Holder
M. Holder
A.’ Morris
Mrs. Glasby
Massie
Gladfield
D. Dwan
A. Dwan
M. Sheet
T. Dwan
J Cantwell
M. J. Dwan
Pratten
H. McDonnell
M. Ryan
M. Dwan
A. Ryan
Fage’s
Scotney
E. Bellingham
J. Fannine
J. Craike
W Bellingham
Craike
Freestone
Wilkie
A. Mapes
J. Wilkie
R. Mapes
Diggers Cup Weekend Golf Event Attracts Entries
A busy golf program opens to Diggers only with the Diggers Cup as the main event a stroke format over two bales with handicap limit. Donors include Dr. R Dent for the ip trophy runner up prizes from Warwick Legacy Group and J D Rowland for best gross. Trophies also for best nett by an old Digger and by a newer player. Final notes recount Jemmings defeating Jed Kohhne by four and three to reach the Cunningham Trophy second round, with the last match ending square on first meeting.
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Diggers
J. D. Rowland
Wilfred Lees
Bernie Cooney
Jemmings
Finsl Jim
Cunningham
Jed Kohkne
Sedgman Brilliant in French Doubles Win
Sedgman shines in French doubles victory at the championship venue. Gregor also played brilliantly, scoring numerous winners and powerful serves. The match featured key moments where clever play turned tight games in Sedgman’s favor.
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Sedgman Brilliant
Roe
Hie
Ber Gregor
Taoment
Fast Five by Mr. Standby at Ascot
Brisbane notes record of Mr Standby winning a fast five trial at Ascot on the two year old grass track with 13 percent time. Rinkeno trailed by two lengths, finished three quarters of a length behind. Other trials include Huarpala and Silverjax with close finishes on the same track and Doomben performances by Buzzard's Bay and El Gallito on cinders.
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Brisbane
Eagle Farm
Mr. Stendby
Rinkeno
Huarpala
Bestart
Fnish
Mr. Standby
Silverjax
Sea
Gaybaure
Sure Profit
Sleepy Hybol
Souverain
Doomben Buzzard's Bay
el Gallito
Heh
Five Youths for Trial on Sex Charge
Townsville records show five youths committed for trial at the town court on a charge of carnal knowledge of a girl under 11. Francis Thomas Jones 18 James Dobbins 18 and Leslie Warner Hanson 21 are among those named. the girl is now in the care of the State Children’s Department.
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Townsville
Permy
R. J. J. Bart
Francis Thomas Jones
James Dobbins
Leslie Vamer Hanson
Pure
Ted Wild
Well Known Show Ring Personality Dies at Bundaberg
Charles Henry Perry aged 56, a famed Bundaberg show ring figure, dies after long illness. Known for hunting and jumping prowess, he cleared 8 ft 3 ins in high jump and owned champions like Lookout. Survived by wife, son Charles, and daughter Beryl. a foundation member of the Showmen's Guild.
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Bundaberg
Charles Henry Perry
Tamworth
Ns.w
Charles Perry
Australia
Lookout
Charles
Beryl
Perry
Showmen’s Guild
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