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Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 08, 1951

Page

3

Brisbane racing notes and Sydney bankruptcy hearing wrap

Brisbane track work reports show Gay Laurie defeating stablemate Blue Ink in four furlongs in 51 seconds with several other horses and times noted for the June Handicap prep. In Sydney, Minville Ronald Bailey admits losing £50,000 in a secondhand car business between 1959 and 1950s. bankruptcy hearing records his £61,238 liabilities and £25,027 assets, with heavy betting history and prior SP involvement. Fatal crashes on Hume Highway and South Wallsend are briefly reported alongside rail and timber-clearing developments in the region.

Brisbane Gay Laurie Bogle Farm Yesteray Blue Ink Mr. Standby Lucky Ring Attic Gras Deep Sea Amberstream All Secour Srass Secour Doom Sydney Minville Ronald Bailey J. T. Keaney J. K. Manz Ng Balley Tour Persete Interdenia Ibs Bony Miceney Hume Highway Viney Vernon ‘Wesley Wyatfield Basa Hill Maryan Rachiel Hirst Kingsford Dorothy Mustow Bankstown Miss Mustow Camden Hospital Cecil Dan Fer Johnson Wallsend South Wallsend Charles Pischer Oxrdi

Rugby League Clash Warwick Versus Qr Police On Sunday

Rugby league card lists Warwick versus Qr Police for Sunday fixture. Training session set Friday night at 7 30 with select D White and G Ryan noting non attendance. Railways to field seniors line up headed by K Hagen bach V Wright M Counsell C Quinta Hager gerald KC Thompkins T Wallace and others.

Warwick Qr Police D. White G. Ryan B. Doyle R. Schnitzer Baker Z. Ganaven C. Tey R. Railways Railways Senors K. Hagenbach V. Wright M. Counsell C. Quinta Hagergerald KC. Thompkins Cant T. Wallace Obsen B. Reedy Aspinall T Gray

Emergency Operation at Sea Saves Woman

A New Zealand woman, Elsie le Roy, 30, of Napier, traveling with her husband and child, was severely ill with internal bleeding. A two hour operation aboard the Rangitiki off the Azores near Sally Isles, aided by nine medical units from passengers, succeeded. Sir Bernard Dawson and New Zealand surgeon Barrett led efforts with Dr. R. Oram and pathologist Dr. Z. B. Howie assisting aboard. The ship berthed at Southampton and ambulances took the patient to the capital.

London Freressor Bernard Dawson Zea Azores Sally Isles New Zealand Elsie le Roy Napier Rangitiki Southamptn T Eiken Sir Bernard Britain Daveen Barrett New Pimouth R. Oram Z. B. Howie Alec Mine

Women Fail to Raise £1000 Bail in Sydney Murder Case

In Sydney two women Hazel Hollesone aged 31 of Surry Hills and Gladys Muriel Hayes aged 38 of Ultimo remain unable to post £1000 bail each for the murder of heavyweight boxer William John Leon on May 29. They are remanded until June 15 after the court refused a bail reduction to £500.

Sydney William John le Hazel Hollesone Surry Hills Gladys Muriel Hayes Ultimo

Record Tobacco Crop in North Forecast

Chief adviser to the Agriculture Department Mr. W Bechtel forecast a record tobacco crop in North Queensland after touring the region. He expected a big expansion not only in established areas but also in new areas in the Cooktown district. He also predicted significant growth in peanut farming in the Cooktown area within a few years, noting existing but small sowings and large land suited to peanuts.

Brisbane North Queensland Agriculture Department W. Bechtel Bechtel Cooktown

New System in Awarding of Junior Certificates

Brisbane reports a completely new educational attitude in junior certificate awards. The new system aims to tailor subjects to practical life requirements and reflects a broader reform in secondary education ahead of examinations this year. Miss Don notes the changes introduce opportunities to adjust the syllabus to better fit real-world needs.

Brisbane Miss _Don_ says

Staff Shortage May Close Boonah Hospital

Boonah General Hospital may close due to resignations from staff including the matron, a trained sister, two trainee nurses, and other personnel. The hospital board warned the shortage could force relocation to Ipswich after June 30, with no trained staff available to keep the Boonah facility open.

Boonah Hospital Safle Boona General Hospital Ipswich Hosp. Board Alternativ Sat

80 Feared Burnt to Death in Collision truck

Fifty were injured in the crash as tanks burst and passenger coaches were destroyed. The incident left the remaining coaches seriously damaged and many believed dead. Names of injured and first three coaches affected.

To Seek Federal Aid for Coalfields

BRISBANE The Premier Mr Hanlon will seek support for the development of Blair Ahol and Cal- Nide coalfields at the Premier's conference in Canberra beginning on June 18. Mr Hanlon said yesterday that during the 1949 Federal election campaign the Prime Minister Mr Menzies had promised to replace the antiquated transport from Cal ide to Gladstone with a modern system. The Federal Treasurer Sir Arthur Padden also had promised a railway without Queensland's help.

Brisbane Hanlon Blair Ahol Cal- Nide Canberra Menzies Ca Lide Gladstone Treasuer Arthur Padden Queensland

Snake Bite Proves Fatal In Mackay Farm Work Accident

Victor Phelan, 31, a farm worker from Beatrice, was fatally bitten by a snake while working on property near Finch Hatton in Mackay district. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon, with specimens of the snake later found in the area.

MacKay Victor Phelan Beatrice Macate Mackay Bistact Pena Wedneston Inronerty Finch Hatton

Woman Found Dead in City Office After Six Days

A woman’s body was discovered in a city office where she reportedly remained for six days. City officials and medical examiners began an investigation as passersby reported a closed door and a troubling odor. Authorities released few details, citing an ongoing inquiry.

UK Must Pay Fair Price for Australian Meat

UK must pay a fair price for Australian meat or shipments will halt. Mr Tully warned Britain cannot be a charitable buyer and urged the British Board of Trade to match prices. He argued Australia would seek higher prices if Britain refuses, noting £23 million of orders in Britain.

Mr. Tully Sa Britain British Board of Trade Australia Tully

Bundaberg Jubilee Roll Call Honors 60 Year Pupils

Mr T Garland led a roll call at Bundaberg South State School’s diamond jubilee fete. Of the original 60 pupils from 1891, about 60 attended, prompting Garland to praise loyalty and community spirit. He noted love of God and country as guiding values.

Pbou Spwy Bundai South State School Suasntemt Garland Count Spout Warwick East State School

Face Injured by Flying Wood at Lindsay Factory

URBENVILLE resident B Fitzgerald aged 40, a Lindsay butter factory employee, sustained probable facial fractures and lacerations after a large wood fragment from a saw struck him. He lost several teeth and was treated by Woodenbong ambulance and bush nurse, then transported to Kyogle Memorial Hospital while gutting firewood blocks for the factory ballast.

Urbenville B. Fitzgerald Lindsay Fom Kyogle Hosti Pitzgerald

Melbourne trainer fined for illegal Cadillac import

Desmond Shields McCormick, a well known Melbourne racehorse trainer, was fined £200 with £39/5 costs in the Court yesterday for contravening the Customs Act by importing a disallowed Cadillac car from the United States. The case related to a 1950 model and followed a prosecution in Sydney.

Melbourne Desmond Shields McCormick McCormick Sydney

Winter Pastures Seed Types and Graded Goods

Winter pasture seeds listed include Perennial Rye Grass Italian Rye Grass and mixture varieties. Clovers subterranean white berseem red. dun field peas canary. Barleys, produce, fertilisers, and fowl feed offered.

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