Bereavement notes from Willowvale families
Mr and Mrs H Smith and family Willowvale thank relatives and friends for sympathy messages after a sad bereavement. Mr and Mrs T Ducker and family Willowvale express thanks for kindness in their recent bereavement. Also a memorial note for mother died June 11 1959 with verses and names Dessie Heather Kelma Hazel Max.
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H. Smith
Willowvale
T . Ducker
Booth
Mother
Dessie
Heather
Kelma
Hazel
Max
Ernie
Chifley Speech Highlights Labour Divisions on Industrial Policy
The New South Wales Labour meeting showcases rifts in policy and loyalties as J B Chifley accuses the government of using intimidation to crush militant unions while defending moves against the Waterside Workers Federation and alleged Communist influence in trade unions. The speech prompts questions about consistency and political strategy amid internal party splits.
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New South Wales
Australia
Chifley
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Waterside Workers’ Federation
A.C.T.U
New Zealand
Menzies-Fadden
Cuteeown
Forecasts for Queensland Weather Shifts Across Regions
The forecast outlines cloudy unsettled conditions across eastern halves and central west districts with variable winds and isolated thunderstorms. Far north coast expected SE to E winds, while other areas see northerly or variable breezes as rain develops from the west. Local notices warn of overcast skies in the Warrego and southwest regions with freshening northerlies.
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Manly
Bowns
Maranoa
Warrego
Grandstand in Queen’s Park to be demolished
Warwick council voted unanimously to demolish the dangerous grandstand at Queen’s Park after engineer H A Leonard detailed serious decay including rotted joists and missing floor. Serviceable timber will be reused. dismantling to avert accidents and future upkeep costs.
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Warwick
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Queen's Park
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Haelf
Mayer Etna T. McCahron
Fittcroft
Leonard
Childer
American Convicted on Stealing Charge
An American named Putman was convicted of stealing after admitting he took a blanket and bed cover from a complainant during a drinking bout. He stated he was cold and had lived with a woman who was ill from alcohol and methy lated spirits. Putman, a U.S. native and former mechanic, had lived in Warwick five years and faced no prior dishonesty charges. He was ordered to enter into recognizance at 225 and the property was returned to its owner.
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A. Mars
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Toowoomba Driver Convicted and Fined for Drunk Driving
Desmond Greenbury, a Toowoomba insurance inspector, was convicted in the Court of Petty Sessions and fined £25 and disqualified from driving for three months after the June 10 1951 incident where he was allegedly intoxicated while operating a motor car. Witnesses described him as very drunk, slumped in the vehicle, and unable to stand without support as police investigated the accident with a stationary semi trailer on Weewondilla Hill. The case included testimony from a truck driver and other witnesses about the scene and Greenbury’s behavior at the station.
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Weewonaills State
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Warwick
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Depence
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Iimess
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Jeralie
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Deena
Ant
Ian
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Saba's Yard and Stripe Colours Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions Saba's yard or shop with color coding and pricing details. References to Stripe Colours Fiat Fink Sto Esosl and Panters con fae sad Pink with an unclear price and pairing. Limited readable facts prevent full event or product clarification.
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Fragmentary car crash note with unclear details
A garbled OCR passage mentions a car, taillight, and a person named Wells swearing during a motor incident. The text is incomplete, with nonsensical phrases and missing context, making it impossible to identify persons, places, or outcomes.
Council Names All New Streets Unanimously
The council unanimously approved naming all new streets. The process affirmed by the mayor's office will proceed with street designations, including Frank Lane, amid discussion of avoiding duplication in city naming.
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Frank Lane
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