Meeting Notes From Good Samaritan Lodge No. 4
A meeting in Protestant Hall presided by WDA G Belt noted attendance and a death sympathy message to Bro. T. Rel ner’s relatives. One new member was initiated, another proposed for next meeting. sick pay and accounts were discussed. Officers were elected for the driving term including W.M. H Thompson and secretary W Thorne. installation scheduled for May 4.
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Court Orders Youth Banned From Pictures For A Year
Friday notices reveal a juvenile case where a 12 month ban on attending cinema was issued. The court also mandated good behaviour for a year, with a shop employment condition and a fine or bond for the boy, reflecting a cautious juvenile discipline approach.
Union Stars NixtY LINE UP TO DAY RYDNEY
The Queensland Rugby Union team shows few changes for the match with New South Wales tomorrow at North Sydney Oval. Key shifts include Adna at centre and Alan Ong into the front row, with Manti and Oxlade unavailable. Queensland and Victorian emergencies may receive games Monday, while several players miss training. The Australian selection aims for strong forward play to match England’s standard, with New South Wales and Queensland listed lineups and notable absences noted.
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V. ‘Oueahaen
Queensland
Woler
V. Wieholson
M. ‘Bierk
Wie
J. Comertard
Harmony Union Team Adopts GPS Represe Wayere
The Harmony Union team plans a Sunday racecourse gathering with all players on the ground. Listed players include J Rudolph G Rutherford Evans D Matton D Boyce W Baguley J Keates S Kestes Den W Bamplin 8 McDougall Custelly B Price N Sharp R Boyce Clery Oversiead.
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J. Keates
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W. Bamplin
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Custelly
B Price
N. Sharp
R. Boyce
Clery
Wool Clip Seen At 3 096 500 Bales For 1939 40
Melbourne reports the Australian wool clip for 1939 40 is projected at 3 096 500 bales with 2 percent merino and 18 percent crossbred. The estimate was announced at the annual conference of the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia and the Australia Wool Growers Council. About 2 815 000 bales expected through brokers stores for Commonwealth offers with 1 450 000 bales to be sold before Christmas. A carry over around 60 000 bales was forecast, versus 228 000 last June. The selling season to open in Sydney August 28.
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Brokers of Australia
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Brokers’ Council
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Bates
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Sydney
Appointment to lead Civil Aviation radio section
In Canberra on Friday Squadron Leader Wiguitts of Melbourne was named chief electrical engineer of the Civil Aviation Department. The appointment covers the department’s new radio section, part of a general reorganization. A policy for further reorganisation has been prepared and will be submitted to the Cabinet.
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Civil Aviation Department
Ewinry
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Ars Bootie
Death sentences commuted for murder case in Willan Widwards
Cabinet decided to commute the death sentences of Matilda Eawards and Herold Smyth for the murder of Gwen Murry at Weatrick. The pair, husband and wife, are to be imprisoned for life at Vonurty prison, effective February 48.
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Herold Smyth
Willan Widwards
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Um Fabian
Vonurty
Gwen Murry
Weatrick
Meyer
Weretenne
Phones For Fielders at Bundaberg Racecourse Protest
A Bundaberg fringe report details a tense Friday at the Bundaberg Racecourse as bookmakers clash with officials over phones used for race day security and wagering. The committee contemplates action under Racecourse Act provisions while bookmakers defend prior phone use as security and information sharing, not for direct betting. Authorities weigh limits amid claims that accessions to phones were established before the act and could attract crowds to the course.
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Appeals upheld in disqualification case at Albion Park
The full committee of the QTC upheld the appeals of Ed Mitchell trainer and B Maddock jockey in the Quiet Todd Club race dispute over Silent Monash in the Seventh Division Hand leap at Albion Park. Mitchell’s appeal rested on a technical point. Maddock received the benefit of a grave doubt. Achman was questioned about whether Silent Monash would stop when ridden hard, noting the horse’s head was held in tight rein.
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Ed. Mitchell
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Lee
Mother's death alters NSW soccer lineup in Sydney
Tom Tennant, captain of the New South Wales side, learned of his mother's death in Sydney as the team arrived by train. He won't play tomorrow but will resume at centre half for Monday's match. Heaney will replace Tennant and W Johnson becomes captain as the burial is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Warwick Rugby Team Selection For Branthorpe Match
Rugby league notes list Warwick players chosen for Branthorpe tomorrow with a large squad including Booth, Jern, Downs, Hudson, Crockett, Skuse, Bligh, Mole, Watkins, O Livan, Thornton and Boasnan among those unavailable. The Warwick side features Bradt, McMahon, ITOuFM Eeley, Mitchell, Thurlow, Metall, Grant, Mauer, Savage, Chriae, Woodcack, Morton, Sharpe and Running as team members. The match is set for the National Hotel schedule at 12:18 pm with travel details likely.
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Bligh
Mole
Goch
Watkins
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O'livan
Thornton
Ward
Women's Golf Title Predicted for Mrs Craig Brisdarn
The readable text shows Mrs Craig Brisdarn winning the women's golf title with a steady lead, finishing two up with a birdie, while Mrs Craig Sydneys chased but never eclipsed the pace. A large gallery watched the final rounds.
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Warwick RBLILA rally lights up rifle match at Warwick Range
The Warwick branch of the RBLILA hosted a retirement rifle match on the Warwick Rifle Range. The Light Horsemen won with 984 points to 10 for Diggers. A large turnout led to delays at the final range as dusk set in. Scorers include Capt. B. Muley 80, Lieu 7 3, Cullen 78, Tyr FR Lucas 77, A. S. McDougal 76, N. Hoey 75, R. Wise 72, J.C. McDowall 68, Miler 64, B. H. Bastwell 65, Wickham 61, G. Newton 60, W. Welsh 41, Daly 47, W. Matthews 46. Total 805. Voluntary parades are planned at troop centers between final compulsory parades and the next half-year. Killarney troop to join events at the Killarney Show on June 13. A recent practice session yielded productive instruction and a dance fundraiser raised funds. A bivouac event may be held in July or August. regimental HQ advised readiness. The all-year parade order lists No. 1 Montrose July 8 Warwickville Range, No. 2 Stanthorpe July 7 Stanthorpe Rifle Range, No. 3 Wallamey July 23 Show Ground, No. 4 PIllworth July 19. All officers and NCOs are urged to attend four Tuesday parades per half-year. all ranks must attend the four-day drill per half-year.
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Electrician Killed When Pole Snaps
Melbourne report says James Gr0, a local electrician from Essendon, was fatally injured when an electric light pole broke while he worked on it. He was thrown from the pole and struck by live wires, suffering fatal burns and injuries.
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Vriday
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Raiiwaye
Essendons
Gralam
Meteorological Notes on Tasman Sea Weather Patterns
Notes indicate a low centred over the southern Tasman Sea with a westerly wind flow extending over most of the region. An extensive anticyclone covers Australia while a trough remains near the southeast. Expect showers along the southern and eastern coasts with a stronger east to northeast wind component in the far north Queensland area.
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