Warwick mayoral election results 1952 Mayor McMahon tops vote
In line with Local Government Acts, the Warwick City Council announces the result of the 31 May 1952 mayoral and aldermen election. Albert McMahon led with 2158 votes while Elizabeth Ann Valentine received 38. numerous aldermen candidates listed with vote totals follow, returning officer A.F.W. Smith declares the official results for the salaus term. Town Hall Warwick, June 1953.
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Lowe Sidney James
Long
James
Leamy
James Joseph
Chambers
Charles Francis Robertson
Thomas Alfred Thorne
William Vantrir
Hes
Ormen
City of
Warwick
A. F. W. Smith
Town Hall
Tune
Queen's Birthday Reflections On a New Elizabethan Era
The piece notes Queen Elizabeth II's birthday on April 21 but celebrates the official date and long weekend in Australia. It praises the reigns of previous queens, the persona of Elizabeth II, and envisions a renewed Elizabethan Age marked by public affection and national unity. It also includes two memoriam notices for Kevin Bligh and George Goodfellow, with familial expressions of love and faith.
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Australia
Elizabeth
Britain
British Isles
Victoria
Junabee School Mot to be Re-opened
Mr. O Madsen MLA reports the department will not re open Junabee State School despite local pressure. The closure persists though residents seek a rail transport service to Jingarry State School if enough eligible pupils exist. A Junabee meeting was called to discuss the decision.
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Junabee
Madsen
Nena
Weather Letter Forecast for Darling Downs and Brisbane Exhibition
Sir predicts rain on Darling Downs until the 20th of the month with high 50s, while Brisbane Exhibition area remains dry. Cold nights expected in southern state regions with coastal fogs inland. winds from southwest to southeast across central districts. Frank Harrington signs this correspondence from 53 Canning Street.
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Darling Downs
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Canning Street
The
Daily News
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Rete
Five point plan urged by tobacco growers
At a Southern Queensland Tobacco Growers Association meeting, directors agreed to send five recommendations to the Federal Government. They seek higher excise relief for Australian tobacco usage, sliding duty scales, tougher import duties on British Indian and Maltese tobacco, credit restrictions to aid smaller buyers, and continued import restrictions for foreign tobacco for a decade.
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Inglewood
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Queensland
Britain
India
Malta
R. Agostinelli
Charles O'Reilly Bond & Free Stores in Brisbane
Brief OCR fragment shows Charles O'Reilly Bond and Free Stores in Brisbane with scattered contact notes and forwarding details. The text mentions forwarding and shipping, a 1064 reference, and phone hints suggesting a business advertisement placeholder. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome details.
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Charles O'Reilly Bond & Free
Brisbane
Deuchar Massie QD O Deuchar Massie Branch Meeting
Eight members attended the Deuchar Massie branch meeting of the QD O. The chairman referred to the deaths of Mr. R. Pascoe and Mr. A. Hammond who were linked with the district. A motion of sympathy was carried by standing in silence. The chairman, a district conference delegate, read his report and the vote of thanks was given. Discussion covered dairying price uncertainty and calls for relief after a year of low butter prices. Members questioned why electricity and oil price rises occur with higher costs while butter prices remain constrained. A motion urged Warwick City Council to address nightly stray stock in streets near the bacon factory. The meeting closed with a reminder that officer elections would be held at the next meeting. Warwick Daily News notes overseas news and cites Australian Associated Press sources.
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Deuchar- Ma Ie
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A. Hammond
Sil
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Bus‘ness
T. H. Stabler
Carsten
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St. Mark’s
Batab
G. P. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
C. Slay
Leal Lowe
Lowe
Stabler
My Carsten
Wid
Harishioner
Presbyterian Church Baptist
Salyathin Army
Methodist Church
Rey Blackburn i Methodist Church
St Mark's Church
Bible Thought Cautions Against Traps and Pitfalls
The spiritual mechanics are beyond our ken and the safe path is to avoid setting traps for others. The proverb warns that those who lay traps will be harmed in return, urging reliance on wise conduct rather than schemes.
Potitone feast and parade of odd stories in one issue
A chaotic page combines a bizarre meal recount from a Spanish soldier and a US airman with heavy quantities of food, followed by NSW Hansard reporters’ nightmares and a failed Aberdeen bid to hire a large American band. Other items mention a drowning tragedy in Newcastle, Anne Boleyn's cottage possibly becoming a convent, a judge scolding two youths, and talk of a mobile church for the trans continental line.
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Bilboa
Louis Paterson
US Air Force
Prairie
St Marks Rectory Re dedication by Archbishop Halse
Archbishop Halse rededicates the modernised St Mark's Rectory and enlarges parish hall in Warwick. The ceremony, attended by hundreds, preserves the old building's facade while installing modern amenities. Speakers praise restoration, honour past rectors, and note total project costs around £4000 to £6000 with parish support.
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Halor
St. Masks
Church of England
St. Marks
Canon W
W. P. Glover
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Nobby
Glover
Canon Matthews
Glennie
McEvoy Street
East Warwick
Canning Lodge
Slade School
Halse Sale
Iit Kitchen
Dinknecooghd Ather — Bonsetald
Plesbel
Aref
Warwick
Vind
Blackbern
St Marks Church
Aldee
Stabler
Canon Hoog
J. Matthew
Canon W. Hoog
P. R.carstens
T. H. Stabler
G. P Wilkiarad
Archi Halse
Ste's Chun
Catharine's School
Swan Creek
Pratten
Grace
Tnalewood
Trade With East Africa Trade With East Africa
Brisbane debate centers on forging closer trade ties with East Africa and BEA to boost two way commerce. A Queensland Country Party member urges early federal talks on a trade agreement, notes potential benefits to shipping, tourism, and services, and calls reform of the twenty year merino sheep embargo to improve Australian exports. The speaker highlights East Africa’s cotton and coffee, plus food and machinery needs, and suggests air links and bilateral cooperation with Britain could accompany any deal. He stresses the strategic value of engaging various East and Central African territories and the broader impact on Australia’s economy.
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Africa
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Kenya
Piggery and Wheat Trade Impacts on Livestock Markets
The article discusses piggery contracts and grain supply, noting costs of feed and potential returns, with references to a Mr. Liddell and Mr. Turner. It analyzes breeding numbers, wool and sheep industry effects, and potential economic gains for Australia and the British Commonwealth, considering disease and population pressures.
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