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Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

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Roma Oil Gas Strike Reports High Pressure Release

A Roma oil gas strike produced a gas vent emitting a 126 ft vapour plume from a 400 yard escape line under 900 psi pressure. Scientific observers estimated flow at about 1 million cubic feet per day with further wells needed to gauge extent. Historical notes compare to 1920s pressures and past bore incidents near Wargoby.

Roma Brisbane Sydney Melbourne Wargoby Rema

Wheat price war looms in Australasian talks

Melbourne reports the Australian Wheat Board will decide today on reducing export wheat prices to stay competitive with Canada and the United States. Sir John Teasdale notes the board will watch reactions in Canada and the US and Argentina before final action. Canada slashes three grade prices provoking farmer concern and fears of a broader price war.

Melbourne Australian Wheat Board Canada John Teasdale United States U.sa Britain Australia A. Barbel Sir John Teasdale England I McEwen States Argentine Turkey France McEwen International Wheat Council London Sirohn Teasdale Cain Canberra Mr. Cain Winnipeg Canadian Wheat Board C. W. Howe House of Commons Ottawa John Direnbaker Saskatchewan Austen Linn Iere Hazes Sasketcheway Pasty Theakehead New York Prairies New York Times T. C. Douplas Doulas D. Howe Washington Douglas Times

Right Arm Severed in Corn Picker Incident

KINGAROY A Bumbis farmer Richard Porter aged 41 had his right arm severed below the elbow yesterday when it was caught in the cogs of a torn corn picker. He remained in Kingaroy Hospital the first night in a precarious condition.

Kingaroy Richard Porter Kingaroy Hospital

Special H Bomb Demonstration Urged

A call for a special hydrogen bomb demonstration argues it could deter war by showing weapons capable of delivering civilization ending destruction. The text advocates a public display to deter aggressors and avert global conflict.

Murder Charge Over Fatal Lethal Dose of Strychnine

Dalby court heard a State analyst say a lethal dose of strychnine was found in the stomach of station overseer Malcolm Wright. James McKay, 37, is charged with murdering John Hannaford on May 9 after Wright’s collapse near a school ground dance hall. The hearing proceeded with police testimony and forensic details, including Wright’s convulsions and Wright’s examination of a stool sample.

Dalby L. L B. Henderson Lionel le Saton Hand Malcolm Wright Sreve Mir Noone Curry Tomwonmba Ronald Joseph Parsons Tara Zymikhane Hannaford Wright Parons McKay Ana Borgrad Gerber Toowpanthu Pamons Mckey Kaytag James McKay John Hannaford Johnny Hai “Aford Parsons AL Vherne

Echo of Petrov Incident at Poll Declaration

Report on remarks at the Gellbrand poll declaration referencing Dr. A. H. Dobbin and Mrs. Petrov. Dobbin asserts Petrov anxious to return home, claims she was held or prevented from leaving. Mullens questions Pravda and Petrov’s captivity. Dobbin labels Communist Party subversive and aligns with capitalist warmongers.

Seneca Petrov Gellbrand Lena Imierremas A. H. Dobbin Mr. Mullens Pravda Dr. Dobbin Mr. Maliens Communist Party Maxens Uy Dobbin

Fire damages nine Sydney shops on Oxford Street

A major blaze in Sydney on Oxford Street damaged nine businesses including a shoe store two frock shops and a dance hall while A G Coles store also sustained damage. Fire exploded over two hours as electrical wiring fault is suspected and the flames were finally brought under control.

Wevnmy Oxford Street Sydney A. G. Coles Bui

Opium Seizure at Fremantle Reported by Perth Officials

Fragmented report notes a large opium seizure near Fremantle with value estimated at E8000. Authorities say hidden opium was found among simulated pipes above a boiler while searches continue for more contraband and suspects.

Perth Ahto Jerday Emi 'Siont

Meat plant work stoppage endangers beef supply

A disruption at the meat freezing plant led to 1079 cattle 19000 calves and 378 pigs left unslaughtered as union tensions with the management over single side versus double side beef processing triggered a work stoppage. Operations resumed briefly with union orders and a court hearing planned.

Abstralr T. Kruck Minn Ee We. Qualitachesi Feruck Inter Meat “Industry Plover abstral_management

Lawson Poll Allegations Rejected in NSW Election

Commonwealth Electoral Officer H J Martin rejected Labour allegations about the Lawson poll after Deputy Officer Leyland found no breach occurred. Ley examined documents and ballots, with several statutory declarations. Robertson and Mitchell polls expected to declare on Thursday. Dean ahead in Robertson by a narrow margin. Communist candidate’s petition not advanced. Police reported 83 year old Laton Smith shot on Monday night in Bondi.

Bydney Commonwealth New South Wales H. J. Martin Labour Elec N.S.W Leyl Martin Oh Ley N.5.w ALP C. W. Anderson SiStat Robertson and Mitchell Mitchell R. C. Wheeler R. Ly Deana Livers Robertson Wes

Near Mumps Epidemic Stirs Sydney Health Officials

Sydney medical authorities report a rising mumps threat amid a raging subberis outbreak. Three new diphtheria cases push totals. doctors treat 60 in Sydney and 110 across six industrial suburbs, including Redfern and Surry Hills. A TAA freight plane delivered fresh serum as a medical panel prepares to consider compulsory anti-diphtheria vaccination.

Sydney Aeary Tae Aieigh Duit’ Onsen Wara Redfern Wonlloomooloo Paddington Skineville Surry Hills Glebe T.A.A Malume

Mt Isa Restores Dividend To Ten Percent

BRISBANE Mi Isa Mines Ltd restores its half yearly interim dividend to 10 percent after last year’s cut to 5 percent. The full year divergence returns to the prior level, with 10 percent paid at the half year and a prior total annual distribution of 12 percent.

Brisbane Mi Isa Mines Ltd

French Destroy Rebel Bases Near Hanoi

French ground forces yesterday destroyed two large rebel bases near Hanoi in the northern region. The action targeted main supply depots and storage camps, signaling a significant setback for rebel operations in the area.

Hanoi

Noted Hereford Breeder Dead in Toowoomba Succumbs at 60

Ernest Reynolds, renowned Hereford breeder, died at his Oakey area property after a long career dating to 1911 in Queensland. Born in Paterson NSW, he earned eight medals from the Hereford Society of Great Britain and was prominent in Toowoomba and Brisbane cattle shows. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter.

Toowoomba Ernest Roy Reynols Australia Eanlsview Oakey Reynolds Mr. Reynolds Paterson N.S.W Queensland Toowoombe Brisbane Great Britain

Widow Testifies Dr Edwards Faked Melodrama Before Death

Melbourne doctor Dudley John William Edwards died on May 23 at Alfred Hospital from cyanide. His widow, Miss Hughes, testified at the Coroner’s Court that he had a habit of melodrama and once pretended to swallow poison. She married him December 1, 1951, and he suffered wartime illnesses.

Melbourne Dudley John William Edwards Raison Hughes Australia Burke Edwards Alfred Hospital Dr. Edwards Queensland Bawuius Wars

Wool sale in Sydney sees firm prices amid strong demand

Strong demand for merino fleece and skirtings dominates the Sydney wool sale with all descriptions holding firm despite competition from Britain, the Continent and Japan. Top price was improved for a coarse merino, as buyers from overseas pressed for top lots.

Sydney Britain Continent Japan

Justice Vale Awarded Pay From Proceedings

A sum of £12,755 was granted to Justice Vale as pay from proceedings. The decision outlines compensation awarded in relation to ongoing legal or administrative actions, reflecting a substantial payment level tied to the case.

Justice Vale

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