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Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1951

Page

3

Diggers Meeting Notes From RSL Branch Activities

A notice summarises a meeting at 7.40 pm on June 18 for the RSL university room group with initial attendance requested. It covers upcoming events, rifle and golf notes, social services questions about returned servicemen and pensions, appreciation for recruiting cooperation, and a sick parade update with well wishes for service members.

RSL RSG Weil Bewig D.W.P.C Ped Avide Basswel van Wieden George Lewis Roo Carr Weanesday Fisden Percy Bell Rill Badcock George Wilkie Fred Yates Kim Kemp Jack Waltisbuhl Kemp Badcock Yates Bul Praiten Rile Golp Tesu Ledid Brisbane Social Services Nations Welfare Fund A.V. + Porter Queensand Wlen Nus League

Stanthorpe Cyclist Accidents Reported Two Injuries

Stanthorpe reports two cycling accidents yesterday. Marcia Brunck, 10, struck by a motor vehicle at Connor and Marsh Street, injured back and taken home after ambulance treatment. Mary Sharp, 22, fell on Stannum Street, suffered head wound and abrasions, admitted to Stanthorpe Hospital after ambulance care.

Stanthorpe Marcia Brunckworst Connor and Marsh’ Streess Athorpe Mary Sharp Stannum Street Stanthorpe Hospital

Nurse Kay McKay faces charges in hospital shooting case

The Court of Petty Sessions sittings revealed Kay McKay a 19 year old nurse on remand charged with attempting to kill Nurse Lenora at Willowhorn Mental Hospital. Police described a May 18 incident in nurses quarters, found a 22 calibre rifle, cartridges and clothing. Eyewitnesses testified McKay claimed she had been drinking and shouted I shot her as police probed the scene. The hearing was adjourned until today.

Ouwuumpa Kay McKay Court of Petty Sessions D. J. Kearney Lenora Margaret Lewis Willowhorn R. S. Currey E. W Cleary EW Clay Lee Currey L. J. Bard- Well C.lb Brisbane Toowo McKay Lewis Mary Hurley Toowoomba Mental Hospital Defendant Wilness Gwerida Noe Marian Hurley Nuss Lewis Kay Nurs Lewis

Potatoes Price Up In Queensland Market

The Prices Commissioner Mr. A T Fullagar announced a new Brisbane retail price of 4d per lb for potatoes effective today. Growers price rises by £1/15/ to £31/135/ a ton following a Prices Minister conference agreement to standardize Eastern States potato pricing. Queensland officials could not comment.

Brisban Queensland A T, Fullagar Brisbane Fullagar Herday Queensland Fotui Marketing Board Mr.t. Ford G. Camens

Youth for Trial on Murder Charge

In Melbourne the Coroner's Court heard Bruce AvHUL Thompson of Footscray admit squeezing a four year old, finding the head, and killing Ronald Banes Miller near the Maribyrnong River. Thompson was committed for trial on murder, with representation by Colchisel.

Melbourne Pole Bruce Avhul Thompson Footscray Hym Muribycrinne Burke Thompson Trlal Ronald Banes Miller Oh Miller Maribyrnong Colchisel

McKell Sets Broad Defence Plans For Australia

Mr McKell outlined Defence Preparations needed by end of 18, urging severe economic impact and a national mobilization. He described aims to cooperate with Britain and allies to maximize resource contribution, with compulsory measures if required. The plan covers industry reform, food and water focus, imports, stockpiling, trade pacts, rural stability, social service reforms, repatriation, education for partives, aboriginal welfare, and modernised patents law.

Ment Australia Mr. McKell Commonwealth McKell Terres Sffars

Obituary of Former Warwick Alderman Thomas Ingrams

The death occurred in Brisbane on Monday of former Warwick alderman Thomas Ingrams who served on the Warwick City Council in 1933 to 1936 and 1939 to 1943. He moved to Warwick in 1912 and was active in Show Society and Horticultural Society, also a former curator at Presbyterian Girls College. Survived by his widow and a son who was killed in the 1914-18 war. he was a Digger in World War I. A sympathy telegram was sent from Warwick officials.

Thomas Ingrams Brisbane Warwick Ingrams Tee Horvicule Val Vee Wiwick Hares and District Horticultural Societe Warwick Show Society So Ete Society Ngw Tagrams Presbyterian Girls' College

Validity Challenge to Coal Reference Board Awards

Two Queensland coal firms Aberdare Collieries and Blackheath Collieries filed a High Court challenge in Sydney over the Central Coal Reference Board awards and orders. The writ, by Jack Hector Tawes, seeks a declaration that the Defence Transitional Provisions Act and National Security Regulations exceed Commonwealth power, rendering current awards void and Local Reference Board decisions in Queensland void.

Sydney Guersland Central Coal Reference Board Aberdare Collieries Pty. Ltd Blackheath Collieries Pty. Ltd Commonwealth Labour and National Service Holt F. H. Galligher Coal Industry ‘Tribunal Central Con Feference Board Local Reference Board Queensland James Murray Jack Hector Tawes

Markets Produce Prices at Brisbane Roma Street Sale

The Roma Street market reported 329 bags of pumpkins sold from 15/10 to 18, with passes at 12/5 to 16/10 for mines. Lucerne chaff 951 bags sold firm. various hay lines and straw sold from 10/ to 15/10. Maize and grain sorghum prices listed. cattle sales described as subdued due to unrest. Hereford calves and cows with veal at foot sold, with prices per head. Dairy sale noted as highly successful. forward consignments scheduled for Tuesday, June 19. Public Curator sale planned for Miss Katherine Coogan property on June 16 at 11 am, two city houses with Gore Street and Stratten Street frontages to be offered.

Brisbane Roma Street Lucerne Theabheiohs Mestis McDougall and Co Messrs. McCahon and Co. Hancers Grafton Street Katherine Coogan Gore Street Sratten Tmerning i McCanan Co

Coroner Finds Woman Murdered by Person Unknown

In Cremorne the coroner ruled Sylvia Holmes aged 22 from Fitzroy was murdered by an unknown person. Evidence at the inquest was inconclusive, with Detective Carrer saying police had not enough to charge anyone. Holmes's partly clothed body was found at her home on May 5, with witnesses describing movements of a man near the residence that night.

Sylvia Holmes Fitz | Toy Burke C. C. Carrer Russell Street C.lb Boda Cremorne Presse Estan Donnelly Sylvia

Over 1000 Meat Works Employees Dismissed in Dispute

Central Queens land Mest Export Company has dismissed over 1000 workers since last week amid a go slow dispute. The mass dismissals follow 200 already let go, affecting departments including killing and freezing. Meanwhile in local theatre news, Gordon Daylot's Richard of Bordeaux is set for Town Hall on Friday June 15 at 1:45 pm, with George Ronbleek starring as Richard and a Toowoomba company producing a lavish staging as part of St Marys Jubilee Ball. Proceeds from the event support St Marys Tennis Club activities and feature a three‑course supper and special decor.

Central Queensland Mest Export Company Pemiaras Richard of Bordeaux Gordon Daylot England Ordeaux Gielgud London West End Richard George Ronbleek St. Marys Pave Badger Mary Mary's Hall St. Marys Teonis Chib Ing’s Entertainment Crowe's

Threat of U S Retaliation Over Newsprint Price Rise

Washington officials warned of retaliation if Canadian newsprint mills raise prices. The New York Times reported a larger cut in Canadia rearama ment orders may follow. Mrs Charles Edward Wilson leading the Office of Defence Mobilisation was expected to issue a statement clarifying U S displeasure over the price advance.

New York Washington Canadia Wiy United States Raver Mills New York Times Harles Edward Wilson Office of Defence Tion Defence

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