Death Notice for Mrs Annie V Harton in Warwick
Mrs Annie V Harton died in Warwick on June 2 at age 75 after a long illness. Widow of W L V Harton she resided in Warwick most of life and was a steadfast church supporter. Survived by five daughters three sons ten grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Funeral from St Mark's Church June 4 with pallbearers all sons and sons in law. Warwick Daily News office back issues available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. V. Harten
Warwick
Annie V. Harten
W. L. V. Harton
Eis. Harlen
Isd Bey
Yeure
de We Koreelah
St. Mark’s
Boxkiutd
Harton
Cig Ae
Taos
Ethel Bi
American Call-ups Highlight US Sacrifices in Korea War
The piece argues that U S military leadership in the Far East faces criticism but warns against letting isolated incidents distort view of the U S effort. It notes a national service registration in Australia and worldwide calls for American youths to serve. It cites 106 977 battle casualties in Korea and a record tax payment of £26 000 millions as proof of sacrifice.
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Far East
America
Free World
Australia
United States
Korea
Birth Stabler Warwick June 3 1952 Lingard funeral notice
Birth at Warwick on June 3 to Hichard and Patricia Lingard. Lingard family invites attend the funeral of George Thomas Lingard from Presbyterian Church Killarney to Killarney Cemetery after a service at 1 1 Midge? THIS DAY June 1 1952. Funeral director Killarney. Also memorial notices for Lily Booth Mason and George Mason.
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Warwick
Hichard
Patricia
Healey
Lingard
Helalives
Weather Notes Brisbane Cold Air Brings Low Queensland Readings
A cold southern inflow from a winter anti cyclone covered eastern Australia. State wide readings dipped with lows of 14 in Etanthorpe 15 in Toowoomba 17 in Warwick and 20 in Kingaroy. Weekend weather remained fine with a few light coastal showers as the anti cyclone moved eastward. Farmers report rapid winter crop growth after good rains and some wheat growers seek frosts to aid feed quality.
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Brisbane
Australia
Breau
Etanthorpe
Toowoomba
Warwick
Kingaroy
Cunningham
Farougat
Queensland Weather Forecast Summary
Coastal districts north from Townsville may see scattered showers while southern inland districts and central highlands experience further frosts. Winds veer southeast to east. tropical coast sees moderate to fresh strength. Downs and Maranoa: dry with cold nights and local frosts. light southeasterly winds. Warrego and Far Southwest: fine with cold nights and some high frost. southeast winds.
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Queensland
Townsville
Highlands
Downs
Maranoa
Man Arrested for Drunkenness and Destruction in Cell
Hoskins, a New South Wales native and Warwick gardener, was arrested for drunkenness after leaving the Regent Hotel. He resisted police, was handcuffed, and jailed for drunkenness. in the cell he kicked and smashed the bucket, injuring it and drawing a restrained verdict pending prior charges. He has a history of drunkenness offenses and was noted to be under the influence of liquor.
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T. W. Bite
Court of Feily
Cooper
Taratseant
Wade
Capble Sheehan
Palmetin Street
Mie
Jenkine
Lseless
Goapar
Warwick
Waller
New South Wales
Hoskins
Restrieton
Three Fined For Ignoring Stop Sign
A court case records three defendants fined for failing to stop at a stop sign on Wood and Lyon streets near a hotel. Passages describe the offences at about 45 to 15 miles per hour, with witnesses noting visibility issues due to trees and shade. One defendant pleaded guilty to one crossing. others denied guilt as the judge emphasized known signage and public warnings.
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Benign En Cooper
Wiat U
Respect Pacefualy
Pascoe
Pam
Smith
Lyon
S.M
Cnoper Wedont
Killarney
New South Wal
Accoda Ae
Darwin
Carr
Uattrai
Tasi Ig
Ebr
Defence orders placed for Australian textile contracts
Sydney reports Supply Minister Mr Beale approved defence orders for clothing valued at nearly £7,000. More than eight tenderers would benefit from contracts totaling over £24,1282. The supply of klaki webbing valued at £750,000 and cotton duck proofing about £110,000 were also approved.
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Sydney
Bealet
Defence
Bible Thought: Deaf to God's Messages in Everyday Life
A fragmented meditation notes that some people cannot read or hear divine messages. The text implies miscommunication with biblical meanings and urges personal reflection on understanding sacred words despite noisy or unclear expression.
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Deal
Cold Morning Grips Warwick Area With Frosts
A sharp fall in temperature brought frost across the Warwick district with the grass recording near 0 C and Stanthorpe colder at 1 degree. Many taps froze and schools sent pupils to study in the sun as residents faced a chilly start to the day. A resident noted driving out at 2 am to escape the cold while others reported disrupted plumbing and a quiet morning after the record frost.
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Stanthorpe
Warwick
Cold snap blamed for false fire alarm in Warwick
Yesterday's cold snap is believed to have caused the Warwick Fire Brigade to be called out for a false alarm. An outdoor street alarm at Wood and [street] turned up no fire in the vicinity. Officers think the extreme cold may have triggered the event.
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Warwick
Wood
Warwick Youth for Korea Saintly Newsfragment
Warw ick youth dedicates to Korea with Fred Parker of Palroerin Street mentioning his telegr aphed mobilization. Parker left with reinforcements after final training in New South Wales at Ingleburn. His elder brother Jack, working in Too Bin, CME, has attended camps and bivouacs.
Rent of Three Flats Reduced
The case involves three flats in a dilapidated building with rents set by Fair Rents Court as: No 1 flat 308, No 2 flat 17, No 3 flat 226 with gas and other fixtures. Existing rents ranged from 25 to 40, with various landlord values. Costs of professional fees were awarded to applicants and respondents. premises described as aging, in poor condition, with worn furniture and curtains.
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Fairents Court
Garwett
Jessees
Heazle
Hotenhaus
Leeper
Grae— Tiewlly Worth Pub
Tennis association outlines carnival plans and court expansion
The association reports 150 pounds worth of tennis balls used to recoup costs and praises citizen and school cooperation for free access to courts during a carnival. President A J Hancock notes smooth program execution over three days and urges Warwick City Council to fund additional courts, with the council owning existing facilities and the association repaying loan interest.
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Waproriess
A. J. Said
Dempster
Pigre Pg
Warwick
Dingo Shoot in Cherry Gully Drive Ends in Five Kills
A dingo drive at Cherry Gully over the weekend killed five dingoes including bitches. Gus Cory of Cheribah led the drive with 18 beaters and shooters. Keith Cumming of Warwick fired the sighted dingo, with local Warwick residents aiding. Cory noted prior sightings near the rabbit fence and said the drive may recur if more are seen within the catchment.
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Cherry Gully
Gus Cory
Cory
Cherribah
Cullenstore
Warwick
Keith Cumming
Dogs Warned To Keep Off Streets By City Council
In cooperation with city officials, patrols will round up and remove dogs wandering the streets. Authorities say loose dogs pose a danger to travelers and will be confined or removed to prevent accidents.
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Dalles
Erie
Public Curator seeks rent ruling for Warwick dwelling
The Public Curator acting for the estate of Ruby Ethel Grieve asked Warwick Parish Court to fix the rent for a dwelling at the town street. The application notes an estimated rent of 30 pounds per week, with costs of 22 pounds to the Official Solicitor. The hearing was prepared with instructions to apply for determination.
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Stan
Treet
James Reginald Smith
Percy Street
Warwick
Eauthier
Pascoe
Smith
T. W. Bite
Margin in mal on week by 51 votes in council election
The council results show margins with 51 votes, Johnstone 91 and O'Dea 73 leading No 3 Division figures. New council personnel include al N. Allen as Chairman and members Aspinall, Johnstone, Madsen MLA, Miller, Browalie, Backhouse, Carr, Milward, Palmer, Smith, Bourke, and others. Old council stays in office until official declaration and area boundary changes noted.
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Mal
Mr. Hunter
Counci
EL. Johnstone
J.M. O'Dea
Aspinall
W. J.B. Backhouse
Carr
M. R. E. Milward Bo
R Merayson
Ei Backhouse
W. L. Palmer
Smith
J. Bourke
Giengallam
Warwick
Cunningham politics and legacy noted after 1943 death
Mr McIntyre recalls Cunningham service since 1944 following the December 1943 death of W A Deacon of Allors who served Cunningham constituents for 23 years. The piece mentions Old Boys Association, school council, hospital and shire council roles, and recent plebiscite candidate talk in a tense political climate.
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McIntyre
Cun
W. A. Deacon
Allors
Cunningham
Alora
Old Boys’ Association
Coun Ikcil
Ented Te Cron
Too Warfield
Woomoa
Ciften Shire
Peece
Belek
CANTORS + CANTORS
Cantors
Barley Board Vacancy Nomination Details
Fragmentary notice outlines a barley board vacancy with nominees to be barley growers. It indicates eligibility based on barley production and residency, and mentions terms spanning the two preceding years. Details are unreadable in portions of the OCR text.
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