Clean Sweep by Australians in Duisburg
Australia defeated Germany 12 matches to nil in Duisburg in the international feats match. Singles saw Australians Emers7i and Cooper prevail over German opponents, with Head and Rose taking the doubles in a five-set thriller. In Berlin Gardnar Mulloy edged Potty in a five-set final to win the men's singles, while Miss Sylvana Lawmario of Italy claimed the women's title.
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Duisburg
Australia
Germany
Yestering Hasd
Poettinger
Cooper
Berlin
Gardnar
Mulloy
Badge Potty
Sylvana— Lawmario
Italy
Elena
Lehmann
Argentinis
Hogan May Not Race Before Empire Games
Modesto California report says Australian sprinting star Hogan resumed intensive thigh treatment after a pulled muscle limited U S appearances. He plans no more races before the Empire Games in Vancouver, intends to rest for a week, and will rely on heat and Whirlpool baths. He expressed disappointment with his U S trip.
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Modesto
Gualsrnia
Hector “Hogan
United States
Tam
Vancouver
Hogan
To be Fitted with Artificial Arms
An armless Australian girl, 12 year old Jannette Kremer, arrived with her mother at New York's LaGuardia to be fitted with artificial limbs at the Kessler Institute in West Orange, New Jersey. She hopes to become a radio announcer after school and will likely remain at the institute for months while learning to use the arms. Lithgow residents raised over £6000 for the trip, organized by the Lithgow Crippled Children's Association and the Lithgow Rotary.
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WEW York
Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation
West Orange
New Jersey
Jannette Kremer
Joyce Kremer
la Guardia
New York
San Franciseo
Janette
White Ant Extermination Regular Monthly Visit
Pest control notice touts a new treatment claiming it is the most effective yet discovered. Offers free quotes and travels anywhere for enquiries.
Hillary Safe After Mt Makalu Rescue Effort
New Delhi reports Sir Edmund Hillary in excellent condition after being rescued from a crevasse during the Mt Makalu expedition. The London account details a difficult descent assisted by Sherpas, with Hillary suffering rib injuries and pneumonia earlier but now improving as the party prepares to reach Jogbani within a week. James MacFarlane also injured but en route for recovery.
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New Delhi
Edmund Itary
Edmund Hillary
Sir Edmund
Jouvani
Sir Edmund Hillary
London
Lowe
Wilkins
Sir Edmund H
Camp 3
Charles Evans
Jogbani
Motor Treasure Hunt at Clifton
Clifton presbyterian church officials organized a motor treasure hunt drawing a large turnout. Competitors started on a 10 mile round trip around the outskirts of the town after receiving a sheet of clues. Local agents listed and contact details appeared amid the readable fragments of the report.
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Cliefton
Clifton Presb
Hata Eet
Cts
Warwick Caugiern
Warning on margins for employers in state awards
Brisbane reports warn employers not to concede union demands for higher margins under awards other than the Mechanical Engineering Award State. Queensland Employers Federation says the State Industrial Court ruling last Friday raises margins only for employees under certain awards. Ipswich notes the railway workshop and job committee sought action to apply the margins ruling to the railway award. The court decision does not automatically affect workshops but could extend to about 300 classifications and roughly 2958 employees in the railway service, except charged officers and office cleaners. The union is expected to push government to extend the judgment to the railways award.
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Brisbane
Mannoyers
Queensland Employ Federation
P. Seif
Ipswich
Teswica Railway
Raiways Union
Raiway
Toswich A
Yees Sporaxi Iy
Global Wool Future Backed by SA NZ and Australia
Pretoria announces full confidence in wool's future after a six-day conference of South African New Zealand and Australian wool boards. The plan expands output to meet rising demand and extends the International Wool Secretariat role, with a new headquarters move and leadership reshuffle slated for July 1955.
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Vretoria
Pretoria
International Wool Secretariat
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Idon
Britin
United States
Bellin
Canada
Denimarkance
West Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Switerland
Italy
Japan
Ina
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Austria
United Kingdom
Secretariat
L. F. Hartley
American Wool Bureau
Percy Leads Qualifiers In Queensland Golf Championship
Judith Percy shot 154 for 36 holes to lead Queensland women's title qualifiers at Gallesyesterday setting a course record 74 in round two. Current holder Joan Fletcher stood four strokes back at 158 as the field of 16 advances to match play with the final scheduled over 36 holes on Friday.
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Lisbane
Queensland
Judith Percy
Galles
Joan Fletcher
E. Hauritz
E. Hannay
I E. Gibbings
B. Otto
J. Irving
G. "Henderson
J.hall
J. Nunn
A.C. Burton
A. Johnson
Scientists Await Pharoah Tomb Opening Near Cairo
Cairo reports professor Amer and Dr Goneim outlined careful, step by step plans to open a 4700 year old Sakkara pyramid sarcophagus and two boats of the dead after debris removal. They expect a dynastic pharaoh mummy in a cartouche with gold settings and stones.
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Cairo
Uee
Pharoah
Amer
Egyptian Antiquities Department
Egypt
Goneim
Sakkara
Youthful Romance Consummated in Vancouver Wedding Plan
John Edgecombe a widowed 10 year old New Zealand farmer and Prudence Coker a 72 year old Philadelphia woman met after 50 years and planned to marry the same day. Edgecombe arrived aboard the Oronsay from Auckland while the couple prepare to reside on a dairy farm near Mount Moni in New Zealand. Vancouver officials waived the waiting period for their marriage license.
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Vancouver
John Edgecombe
New Zealand
Prudence Coker
Philadelphia
Ater
Edgecombe
Auckland
Devonshire
England
Miss Coker
Addresn
Otonsay
Canada
Mount ‘Moni
North Island
Fight to Deport Bridges Resumed
AN FRANCISCO United States Government renews its 16 year effort to deport Australian-born Harry Bridges of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. Chief Assistant United States Attorney Linn Girard filed a memorandum opposing Bridges motion to dismiss the civil suit to revoke citizenship. The action returns the case to the court calendar after a Supreme Court ruling found Bridges conviction invalid due to expired statute of limitations on the charge of Communist party membership.
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AN Francisco
United States
Esterday
Harry Tader
Sniongshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Linn Girard
Federal District Court
Bridges
Supreme Court
Clifton's Splendid Loan Record Reflects High Subscriptions
Clifton's splendid loan record shows 18 exceedances of quotas across four loans. In September 1949 the district set a £5000 quota but subscribed £15,500, while S.K. Toan of Commonwealth Loans presented the Clifton Loan Committee pennant to Sir J. McKenzie.
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Clifton
S.k
Gilton
Itine
Clifton Loan Committee
J. Mc
Kenzie
Clifton Coming of Age Party for Brian Smith
A Norman Street residence hosted a Clifton gathering Saturday night to mark Brian Smith of Warwick and formerly of Clifton reaching adulthood. Gifts included a camera from Mr and Mrs Rickert a brushes set from the Methodist young people and a monetary gift. Anarale Rickert Ron Fleming Jim Logan and Hor Crab offered congratulations during supper. The evening featured singing dancing and party games making it a pleasant celebration.
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Clifton
Norman Street
Brian Smith
Warwick
Brian
Still Young at 50 Still Young at 50
Fragmented OCR text suggests a feature on aging, health, and vitality with referents to famous personalities and broader societal views. The article appears to discuss youthfulness, mood, and relief amid global concerns, but the readable content is garbled and uncertain.
Inglewood Ambulance Committee Meeting Report
The monthly meeting at the centre residence chaired by A. M. Taiti discussed 32 May cases including three accidents, 18 transports and 11 office cases. Five transfers occurred between Texas hospital Warwick hospital Toowoomba and Bris Inglewood car mileage reached 1685 miles. Efforts to raise funds for a new car and a bearer dwelling continued with Texas committee optimism for two to three months. A. Sanderson and C. Hoppe of Inglewood were named honorary bearers to assist.
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Anglewood
Inglewood
A. M. Taiti
C. A. Chambers
A. Schick
Cork
P. R.kelly
E._W. J. Blackwood
Texas Hospital
Warwick Hospital
Toowoomba
Texas
Inglewood Hospital
Bris
Dent
A. Sanderson
C. Hoppe
Claims Talks on Korea Waste of Time
Seoul reports South Korea's foreign minister called Geneva talks a waste of time after 50 days of discussions. He said progress was unlikely and that Korea would leave after 90 days if no real progress occurred, following U S expectations.
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Korea
Seoul
Fyun Yung Tai
Geneva
Hakvernment
South Korea
United States
Clifton's May Rainfall Below Average
Clifton shows May rainfall far below average with a 46 point total. Five month rainfall reaches 1487 inches, four inches above the prior year, while February alone recorded 991 inches. last week’s 74 points eased May’s dryness and aided farmers planting wheat.
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Vilrson
Cliftons
Clifton
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