Warwick Reps Meet Toowoomba Officials
Warwick and Toowoomba rugby league officials held an informal meeting yesterday. Attendees from Warwick were R Baker J Long and J Maroon with Warwick and D Thompson E S Brown G Wallace and L Woods joined by Toowoomba delegates. Officials reportedly discussed support for Warwick players in big matches next season and congratulated Warwick on promoting the code.
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Warwick
Too Woomba
Messrs R Baker
J Long
J. | Maroon
D.thompson
E. S. Brown
G.wallace
L. Woods
Toowoomba
Stiff Opposition From All Whites Rugby Visit
The Toowoomba All Whites head to Warwick on Sunday to face stiff opposition. Key players McGovern and Rooney are missing much of the season, but Bill Sullivan returns at full-back after injury. Monkland, a noted coloured forward, and others like Hehir, McSweeney, and Jim Allen will join the lineup as Warwick hosts the match with referee N Murdoch. Junior Collegians travel to Stanthorpe for a Sunday game under referee M McGrath. L Winkle will referee Allora versus Killarney at Allora.
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Toowoomba
All Whites
Warwick
McGovern
Rooney
Bill Sullivan
Queensland
Sullivan
Monkland
All White
Valleys
Johnny Hehir
Brian McSweeney
Lismore
Jim Allen
Dalby
N. Murdoch
Collegians
Stanthorpe
M. McGrath
L. Winkle
Allora
Killarney
Women’s Bowls Results From Southern Cross Green
In a three bowl final on the Southern Cross green Miss Thompkins along with Mesd Bell and Walsh defeated Mesd Spanner Mullins and Renard 23 21. Forfeits and upcoming play announced include five end singles and inter club pairs with matches featuring Mrs Carey Mrs Nolan Mrs Kenway and others.
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Mesd
Bell
Walsh
Spanner
Mullins
Renard
Carey
Hart
Higgins
Berade
Mrs. Aspinall
Aylward
McCarthy
Thompkins
Mesa
Knowles
O'Doherty
Walsh and Hoare
Turner
Kelly
Connolly
Mirs .Thompkins
Fogarty
Warwick Club Play on Leslie Park Green Yesterday
Five-end singles results and multiple bowl games from Warwick Club play on the Leslie Park green. Players include Gillespie, Mesd., McKim, Wright, and Reimers, with detailed match scores and entries for Mesd. pivot and Hocke teams listed for Saturday events.
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Larimer
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McKim
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Representative Games Schedule Notes and Awa rds
A notice lists forthcoming representative hockey games among Warwick teams. July 5 at Toowoomba. August 2 vs Redcliffe at Redcliffe. August 23 vs Ipswich at Ipswich. All matches feature seniors and juniors with travel costs noted. A Royal Pakistan Air Force versus Queensland match is planned for June 21 at Exhibition Grounds Brisbane with a possible special bus for local fans.
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Toowoomba
Redcliffe
Ipswich
Royal Pakistan Air Force
Queensland
Exhibition Grounds
Brisbane
Warwick
Merv Jensen
Primary Schools Football Results in Five and Six Stone Divisions
In the five stone division Central A beat C B C 3-0 while Central B lost to Slade 9-6. In the six stone division Scots defeated Slade B 9-9 with Burrows and Gil Shannon scoring for Scots, C B C beat Slade 5-3 with Doran scoring and Skehan converting, and Tonovan scored for Slade.
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C.B.C
Central B
Slade
Scots
Slade B
Burrows
Gilshannon
Doran
Skehan
Tonovan
Leyburn Narrow Win in Karara Match Play
Leyburn edged Karara in a club match played at the McGee residence. Readouts show Leyburn by one game after ten individual contests with scores including 6-5 and 6-4, total Karara 44 Leyburn 45. Carmel White and M Hunter led for Leyburn in several rubbers against Elsie McGee, Wright, and McGee, among others.
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R. McGee
Karara
Carmel White
M Hunter
Elsie McGee
C. Wright
A. White
McGee
M. Foster
Miss Reid
A. Hendy
M. Hunter
Butter output soars in May amid drought relief
In Brisbane and Rockhampton reports show a marked rise in dairy production. May butter output reached 130 396 boxes versus 81 080 last May, with a postwar May average near 125 000. Despite gains, season total may not exceed 1 100 000, the lowest since 1928 27. Rockhampton notes scarce butter in shops despite steady manufacture. Complaints by the Australian Railways Union and quota disputes cited.
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Butter Board
Queensland
Rockhampton
Port Curtis Dairy Association
Australian Railways Union
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Central Queensland District
Warwick Drainage Loan Granted by Executive Council
An Order-in-Council authorised Warwick City Council to borrow £3922 from the Insurance Commissioner for stormwater drainage at Warwick. The Executive Council provided a Treasury loan of £340 and subsidy of £70 for an Oxenham Street culvert project, plus a Treasury loan of £1420 and subsidy of £280. Balonne Shire Council received Treasury subsidies totalling £4475 for related works.
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Warwick City Council
Insurance Commissioner
Warwick
Treasury
Oxenham Street
Executive Cueil
Balonne
George Nien
Conmiell
Deben
Electricity Loan Oversubscribed in Queensland Subscriptions
Brisbane reports the State Electricity Commission public loan of 500000 pounds was oversubscribed by 153250 pounds. An Order-in-Council approved accepting the extra amount. Minister Riordan praised the result amid tight finances. Commissioner Neil Smith noted strong local investor response, especially among small savers, with Queensland contributors subscribing 553000 pounds and an average of 500 pounds.
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State Electricity Commission
Riordan
Electricity Sup
Neil Smith
Queensland
Brazil Reinforces Frontier With Argentina
Brazilian Foreign Minister Joao Neves da Fontoura announced a border reinforcement with Argentina after raids by President Peron's forces. Frontier dispatches report at least three Brazilians killed by Argentine police and others kidnapped across the border. He asked War and Navy Ministries to deploy stronger garrisons in the area.
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Wool Receipts Fall Sharply in Australian Sales to May
Australian wool receipts for the 10 months ended May show a near 329 million decline from the prior season. National Council of Wool Selling Brokers reports total receipts at £287,632,743 for 3,181,53 bales, versus £616,238,187 from 3,358,102 bales a year earlier. Average price per pound drops from 148.63d to 73.234d.
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Brisbane
National Council of Wool
Australia
Show May Be Without Sideshows In Rockhampton
Indications point to no sideshows under the Showmen's Guild at the Rockhampton Agricultural Society show next week. Negotiations yesterday afternoon between the society and guild were inconclusive. Society chairman Mr. J Lawrence said the society would consider any reasonable guild offer but had not received one and must insist on ten shillings per foot for the four days. A guild spokesman said the next move must come from the society.
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Rockhampton
Showmen's Guild
J. Lawrence
Bomber Lands With Engine on Fire
An RAAF four engine Lincoln bomber from Amberley made an emergency landing at Uorowa aerodrome west of Albury with one engine on fire. The bomber carried 10 men and was en route from Amberley to Sale in Gippsland Victoria. An engine failed over Tocumwal but the pilot continued flight until oil sprayed from the engine and ignited, prompting an emergency landing at Corowa.
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Three Queensland Murders Remain Unsolved Since 1940
Brisbane reports reveal only three Queensland murders since 1940 remain unsolved. Bribane CIB Chief Inspector J Donovan notes an average of 17 murders per year in the state. The unresolved cases include Southport taxi driver Athol McCowan shot May 22 1941 at Finch Hatton January 10 George Thomas Edwards, and elderly couple Mr and Mrs Herbert Blake found near Nebo May 5 1941. No progress was reported yesterday on the Southport taxi murder investigation.
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Queensland
Bribane Cib
J. Donovan
Southport
Athol McCowan
Finch Hatton
George Thomas Edwards
Herbert Blake
Nebo
Blackheath Miners Reignite Strike After One Day
At Blackheath colliery 139 mines again idle following a Wednesday meeting. Miners demand an immediate inspection of disputed areas by Mr Murray, who postpones until Tuesday and resists being stampeded. He told Union president Mr Millar he would not inspect or hear the dispute until workers resume.
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Brisbane
Queensland Colliery Employees’ Union
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Keel of First Atomic Sub Laid Soon
NEW YORK reports workmen prepared final arrangements for the keel laying of the world’s first atomic submarine on Saturday in Groton Connecticut. The Nautilus is estimated to cost about 17.857 million dollars and President Truman will sign the ceremonial plates and then address the nation in a 20 minute talk marking a new era in naval warfare.
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Connecticut
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Britain on brink of economic bankruptcy warns Churchill
London. Prime Minister Churchill warned Britain is perilously close to economic bankruptcy, urging a battle for survival as an independent, self supporting nation. He spoke at the Press Association annual lunch, urging resolve as Chancellor of the Exchequer's measures leave Britain teetering between afloat and sinking. The premier said lands rescued in war now must earn their living and Britain must swim against the current to pay its way. He contrasted Britain’s prosperity with the fates of those once defeated in war.
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Churchill
Britain
Press Association
British Newsagency
Empire
Commonwealth
Nautilus Undersea Craft Construction Progress Report
A traveling crane will lift two welded plates into a cradle for the new undersea craft. President Truman will mark the plates with initials in chalk later burned into steel. The shell is nearing completion, with a two year wait before the atomic power plant and craft launch are ready.
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Els.t
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