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Fragmentary OCR lists names including Mrs J J Smith and others such as W H Ackineon Dumigan Schoch and White with mentions of a recitation or presentation and a cup, plate, and token. Details and context are unreadable, making a precise report impossible.
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Selene
J. J. Smith
W.H. ‘Action Ackineon
G. Dumigan
Dumigan
Ee Mutch
O Tl Schoch
White
Killarney Red Cross Donations Acknowledged in 1952
The Killarney branch of the Australian Red Cross Society acknowledges donations and league members for 1952 totaling £32. Contributions came from Kil larney Co operative Dairy Association £5 5s and numerous named supporters including Mrs Homan, Mr R Coverdale, Mr R G Wallace, Miss E Backhouse, Rev G Bertram, Dr Ball, Mr W Jones, Mr P Ker te RA Hotman, Miss B Laurenson, and Mr M Peters among others.
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Killarney
Killarnt
Australian [Cross * Society
Red Cross
League
Clifton Post Office Rainfall Report Counts Points
Clifton rainfall and registration figures are reported with monthly totals and year to date figures. The text notes high points for the year and provides monthly values such as January 170 and February 431, with references to past totals and district events.
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Clifton
Ap Bay
Mortiheavy
Nccurf
Urbenville Court Cases Report Of Multiple Offences
In Urbenville Court Gordon Williams pleaded guilty to maliciously damaging a church window on April 5. He was fined £4 plus £3 damages, in default 12 days hard labour. Sequel relates to a complaint about a dog bite at a football match. Other cases include unregistered dogs, illegal Sunday tampering with ammunition, unlicensed pistol possession, indecent behaviour, stray stock, and offences of using indecent language. Fines ranged from £1 to £15 with various days of hard labour or costs.
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Gordon Williams
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Norman Predo
Bonalbo
Mill
Urben Street
Charles Waliama ‘Watts
Tick
Woodenbong
Ie Motor
Benville
Harold Goldsmith
Kangaroo Flat
Tick Star
Condon
Lismore
Hall
Frederick Fox
Gale Urbenin
Sreene
Fox
Ousta
Ernest Keith Watts
Watts
Ker
Lee Hanon
Mooney
Cooper
Jerry Oplustil
Urdenville
The Queen’s Homes Across Britain and Windsor Life
The monarch moves among Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Holyrood House and Balmoral while Clarence House serves as a base. Royal spending for upkeep and staff totals around £410,900 with salaries and guards listed, reflecting a sprawling domestic realm and historic residences. The piece notes Queen Victoria era alterations and King Edward VII’s preference for simple living in contrast to grand estates.
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London
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Nehelly
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Wales
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Candon
Marlborough Howse
iMariner
London Tattoo to Feature Parachutists and New Acts
A prewar style Tattoo in London will showcase parachutists and a host of new acts. The event includes the first public appearance of Women Royal Army Corps and Women’s Air Force participation, with a World War II setting and dramatic narration.
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London
Aldershot
Ull
Ted Aga
U.K
Europe
Ite
Ury
Lull in Creeping Blockade Deepens as Berlin Tensions Rise
The Daily Mail reports a new lull in the creeping blockade around Berlin with West German police forming mobile riot squads to guard the border. Lord Mayor Ernst Reuter urges Berliners to stand firm as Allied lines face potential cutoffs and East Germany tightens control, including blocking long distance links to West Berlin and the Soviet sector.
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AAP
Daily Mail
Berin
Sguns
Bomn
Berlin
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East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Clifton Ambulance Committee Reappoints Chairman
The Clifton Ambulance Committee, on Hinrichsen and Naumann's motion, reappoints F. E. Logan as chairman and thanks Alfred Morton for his retiring service. The meeting discusses treasurer reappointment, representation on the executive, and upcoming local benefits and recoveries.
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Tah
Tribte
Alfred Morton
F Rites B
Kesar Abulance
Cliftongua
Hinrichsen and
Meara
Bitelyese Ee Iyin
Sen
Messrs Sinv
Logan
Hinrichsen
Fetter Weto
Peter Denton
Dalby Apentance
Clifton
Laidley
Messrs
Martin Hinrichsen
Fall From Horse Causes Death Near Goondiwindi
A man near Goondiwindi died yesterday after falling from a horse named Wilson, sustaining fatal injuries. The incident occurred about 30 miles from the station area, with local authorities notifying next of kin and beginning a routine inquiry.
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Wilson
Jungunys
Goondiwindi
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