Increase in Produce Travel Radius Urged
TOOWOOMBA officials and Dr H S Warfield urged raising the travel radius for primary producers to 40 miles to improve distribution of essential goods. At the Darling Downs Town Authorities' Development Association conference in Town Hall, Warfield said trucks and rail transport limitations hinder marketing, and 13 authorities backed pursuing transport minister action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
H S. Warfield
Clifjom
Darling Downs
Aid. F. Wuth
Railways to Search Vehicles After Pilfering Ring
Sydney lawmakers heard that the Railways Department paid about £156 yearly in compensation for pilfered goods. Mr Sheahan cited dishonest carriers exploiting New Australians at goods yards who took un loaded items from railway trucks. The debate accompanied an amending Bill to empower railway staff to search vehicles and demand consignment notes and size bonds for suspected theft.
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Sydney
Transport
Ma‘ster
Sheahan
Railways Department
Raiway
Warwick East Club Results
Warwick East green play yielded a brooch competition won by Mrs Tag ugar with 4 points and Mrs Mullins with 3. Swells results saw Mrs Knehr 5, Mrs Tomkinson 2, Mrs Ferguson 3 over Mrs Smith 2, and Mrs Atkinson 9 over Mrs Renaud 6. Rink competition featured Mesd. Renaud Weeks Renaud Hine with Med Bogda Atkinson Tomkinson Smith. Social games listed numerous players. Next Wednesday features Final three bowl with Mesdames Atkinson MecNickle Connolly Tessman Tomkinson Maloney.
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Warwick East Green
Tagugar
Mullins
Knehr
Tomkinson
Ferguson
Smith
Atkinson
Renaud
Weeks
Hine Med Bogda
Smith Social Games
Mosq
T’smian
Blanchard
Bel Bs
Eatwell
Maloney
Connelly
U Med
Lancaster
Enehr
Davis
Tageart
Two for Trial on Payroll Theft Charge
A Melbourne City Court witness identified a man with a scarred hand as one of two men who entered a city office posing as an employee of Mayne Nicklis Ltd and seized three pay envelopes containing 2065 pounds on May 10. John Erie Twist and Norman David Robinson were committed for trial at the Supreme Court on June 12, granted bail of 250 pounds each. Both pleaded not guilty and reserved their defence.
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Melbourne
Mayne Nicklis Ltd
Alan Ralph Acklands
Standard Motors Ltd
John Erie Twist
Johnston Street
Pitzroy
Norman David Robinson
Jessie Street
Northcate
Twist
Robinson
Supreme Court
Imilar
Team announced for Lismore Carnival Bracken Cup
Sel ectors name L Hilsdon Carrie Wootton Wein Sikes Lollback Sellars Sinkins Bradford Chappel Baguley Rilpacrick mengs Chambers Bor wick as the squad for the Lismore Carnival with Rex Baguley as manager and captains to be chosen. Bus leaves Post Office at 12 30 sharp. Return fare is £1 12. Rex Baguley to attend and hand out shirts.
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Sinkins
T.L
M. Bradford
K. Chappel
R. Baguley
R.W
Rserve
K. Rilpacrick
A. Mengs
C. Chambers
B. Borwick
Rex Baguey
Merv Jensen
Rex Baguley
Captan
Carrie
B. Sel
Poole siege ends as gunman is found dead in attic
London police and military units surrounded a Chatham home after a siege prompted by the June 4 shooting of Constable Alan Baxter. Alan Derek Poole, 20, an army deserter, barricaded himself inside and was killed when officers entered. Poole had earlier shot at police and held off responders with a Sten gun. His father and others witnessed the aftermath as medics attended the stillborn child of a local hospital patient wife nearby. Police, soldiers, and sailors conducted a large operation with gas and grenades.
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London
Chatham
Alan Derek Poole
Alan Baxter
Poole
Ponle
Barter
Pogié
Ike
Himsel
Earler Poole
Dorothy May Poole
Nty
Baxter
Modern Milking Methods Reported On The Land
Fragmentary OCR notes describe milking techniques and cow handling with references to cups and udder cleaning. The lines are garbled but suggest training needs and thorough washing before milking. No clear date, place, or organization is identifiable.
Warwick Carnival Preview and Tennis Standings Recap
The Warwick carnival showcases top players with rankings for men led by Brian Stohfeldt and Perc Gagnon and women led by L Mills and Georgia Blair. Exhibition matches and social events accompany the tournament with proceeds aiding schools. Season tickets are available from secretary G Nicholls and sports stores.
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Warwick
Brian Stohfeldt
Perc Gagnon
H. Skennar
A. Lid- L. Hamilton
W. J. Omen
Is. L. Mills
Gioria Blair
Putter
R. Kerr
L. Ridgeway
R. Brant
Langford
M. Becker R
Greg Fay Muller
Wilmer
Scos College
Beneft
Heally Daily News
Reading
B. Stockwell
A. J. Dempster
D. Gould
A. McCaher
C. Batterham
P. Batterham
Den
and and Co
C.'Stewart
Cr. Helels
Club
Palace
Ing Royal
Leon
Jurnament Is
G. Nicholls
All Sports
French rugby team beaten by Riverina 20 10 in Sydney
Riverina District defeated the French Rugby League side 20-10 in Sydney. France conceded 14 penalties in the first half mostly for ball handling and scrum infringements, then won 12 to 8 in penalties in the second half as they settled. Riverina's defense and forwards challenged the French backs for the win. Brazen polio case notices in Brisbane Health Dept reports.
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Sydney
Riverina
France
Brisbane
Health Department
Redcliffe
Toowoomba
Fockhampton
Catlins
Weeding Carrots With Kerosene
Agricultural note describes using kerosene to weed carrot rows and parsnips, warning of timing sensitivity. Spray must occur between two and four true leaves and no later than the first true leaves stage to avoid taint. Coverage guidelines specify 65 chains per acre in 1 inch spaced rows, roughly 21 gallons per 3 acre block.
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Grafton
Warwick Daily News
The
Nsw
Warwick East
Lismore
Soldiers’ Club
Fond Blackey Assection Umpires Board
Baye
New York
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Horie Lawrence
Gok Maas Lawrence
Kathryn Grayson
Teleo
Kelvinator
Telco
English Electric
Emmco S.T.C. Toastarack
Aina
OPRIM
Toowoomba Electric Light and Power Company Ltd
Ruthven Street
Stanthorpe
Arimeck of Agriculture
Stok
Eis
Erie
Adelaide
St Bolshase
Warwick Daily Service
Leese
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