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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1951

Page

5

Land ballots offer bigger prize than casket says Lands Minister

Brisbane reports Lands Minister urges young men to join land ballots with the claim the winner gains an asset worth £25,000. Four blocks totaling 115,560 acres near Bat Salamone and Blackall, dating from Barcaldine to Home Creek, will be opened for grazing selection on July 30. Ex servicemen eligible. lease terms run 28 years.

Brisbane T A Hagealdine Blackall Foley Batsaloine Barcaldine Home Creek Northampton Downs

Mock Debutante Ball Delights Inglewood Troupe

Inglewood hosts a mock debutante ball at the Masonic Hall presented by the Inglewood Younger Set. Seventeen men dressed as debutantes entertained a large Inglewood and Yellarb on crowd with dances, prizes, and a supper served by the Younger Set.

Inglewood Masonic Hall Washi Yellarbon Rastie Stower Bob White Bert ‘Thompoan A. Brown A. Thompson

Burgess Diplomats Face Parliamentary Debate Amid Stolen Secrets

Reuters reports police and secret service findings on Burgess core political past raise questions in Parliament over his tenure. Spokesmen deny ties to Dr. Alan Nunn May, the British scientist jailed for sharing atomic secrets with Russia. A Czech spy link named Gail Strauss surfaces as authorities pursue missing diplomats and the Nunn May theory lingers.

Burgess Reuters Gail Strauss Ministry of the Interior Strauss England W. H. Auden

Train Smash Inquiry Under Review in Queensland

In Brisbane a special inquiry report on the Hillett near Bundaberg train smash has been submitted to Acting Transport Minister T A Foley. The May 28 crash involved a 96 ton locomotive and a mixed train colliding with a stopped goods train near Elliott, eight miles south of Bundaberg. No crew were hurt and damage was about 145000. The inquiry’s part was sent to the general manager G V Moriarty for action.

Brisbane Hillett Bundaerg T. A. Foley Colling Faley G. V. Moriarty Moriarity Mr. Faley

Market Prices in Brisbane for Pumps and Grains

Brisbane market quotations list 430 pumpkins sold at various prices from £172 to £175 per ton, with lucerne chaff at £21 19s and £28, green samples held up to £29 per cwt. Straw bedding at £12 per ton, maize lines at 18s 1d and 17s 10d per bushel, and hay trusses around £12 bargain. Fruit and vegetables show many items with prices per bushel or per dozen, including apples, pears, and berries, with assorted interior and exterior supply notes. the list reflects fluctuating values across produce categories.

Brisbane Foma Street New North Wales Lucerne Uoe Trust Abies Stamorne Gran- Smiths Ictoria Sonathan Romer Geni Statesman and Rome Beauty Pears Victoria Josephinss Buerre Bose Ile Avanleable Gabe Tage Gaulitiewers

Weekly sale report on pigs calves and store stock

McDougall and Co report a small yarding at their ple sale with limited competition. Prices for medium store pigs and calves varied, with larger pigs and fatter sows fetching higher sums. Rainfall expected to lift prices, prompting continued consignments of fat pigs, store pigs, and quality calves at next sale.

McDougall and Co McDougall and Coeree

Five motorists fined for traffic breaches

Five motorists were fined with costs in Warwick Court of Petty Sessions for traffic breaches. Francis Meriton Sedgwick of Locke Street Warwick admitted guilt to failing to stop at a sign on May 3 and failing to comply with another sign on May 10. Ernest Hilton and John Hugh Gribben were fined by letter due to work commitments. William Gillen of Wantley Street was fined for failing to stop before entering at Wood and Guy Streets on May 10. Rodney Jams Bulican of Regent Hotel Palmenn Street was fined for driving without a licence on May 15 and was allowed seven days to pay.

W. Eite Warwick Court of Wood Guy Streets W.N. Lees Gillatt Elie Rodney Jams

St Catharine's Old Girls Reunion at White House lawn

The St Catharine's Old Girls Association held a reunion weekend starting with an afternoon gathering on the lawn in front of the White House. Sister Kathleen welcomed the attendees, and a Saturday night dinner was at the Grand Hotel with various performances and a tennis and basketball program. A combined service at St Mark's Church preceded a school breakfast and annual meeting to elect officers.

Lswns White House Kathleen In-Chargs Grand Hotel Toats June Responge Gantsbury Warwick Caton Hoog Monaning Jennifer Simiee Alice Cant Ss. Garérer Edna Thompson Michelle Memes Marian Broker M. J. Siezi Brisbane Joan Beskin St. Catharine's Old Girl's Association Thle

Nine South Korean Officers Arrested

London reports nine South Korean defence corps officers were arrested on embezzlement charges linked to government funds totaling about £1,428,000. President Syngman Rhee ordered an inquiry after a committee uncovered food and equipment shortages and starvation among soldiers.

London Aap-Reuter Pusan al Cers Syngman Rhee Reserve Rmy BS Committee

Morrison's Challenge to Russian Newspaper Freedom Speech

Mr Morrison urged global freedom of the press in a Press Association luncheon, calling a free press a key instrument for international understanding and peace. He warned that deliberate efforts to obstruct knowledge and poison information flow have risen, fueled by aggressive policy and a vast military machine, and intensified by blocking channels of information.

Attlee Morrison Uncheon

Scout Notes Reveal Motel Wheeling Dinner Honor

Scout notes report president Maxwell praising the women helpers for a tasty supper and the “Pact” hike planned Saturday at 1 30 pm. Den activities mention new patrols in 1/4 Troop and congratulatory wishes to John and Den for progress and Badge work.

D. J. Maxwell Dragon Street Chris Fens John Den

Wheat Allocation Debate at Global Conference

Over 100 delegates attend a conference to discuss allocation of surplus wheat among 45 member nations for the next year. Delegates consider current ceilings under the international framework and how to aid deficient areas. The agenda includes potential price and supply adjustments amid ongoing negotiations.

Grable Sopa Woreg Expet LSI Nev Nes

Eastern Downs Society Grand Jubilee Ball and Plays

Directory lists event timings and venues for the Eastern Downs H and A Association Grand Jubilee Eveacabaon Ball and Society Play at St Bramsie 5, with various transport links via Wallangarra and other towns. Details include daily and weekend schedules for towns such as Dirranbandi, Killarney, Maryvale, and Toowoomba, plus air mail and mixed rail service notes.

Eastern Downs H. & A. Association St. Tes Bramsiie Towine Toad Mall Wedneson Pam nepRey Wallangarra Dalveen Pri- Gay Eh Gully Stanthorpe Wallangstra Killarney Maryvale Slade Wylie Mountside Junabee Loch Lemond Taorpe Inglewood Rall Mall Diwindi Geoudiwindi Frguewood Ball Montarl Amiens Gottonvales

10 Prizes at E100 9320 19644 22449 32130 58636 59113 86868 88319 91013

Prizes listed in mixed numbers and codes across columns with multiple currency signs and random digits. Reads like a damaged betting or prize table fragment lacking clear context or totals. No coherent narrative or names to anchor a summary.

RAF Readiness Keeps Middle East Tensions In Check

A high level plan for rapid, wide scale air readiness by Middle East squadrons was announced to prevent dispersion of RAP and avert wider conflict. Sir John Bakerwold urged full jet fighter and bomber readiness while avoiding escalation in Persia amid tensions over Anglo-Iranian Oil. The Teheran talks referenced a Persian claim the nationalised oil could yield 120 million annually, potentially defusing revolt concerns.

Nina Stisioutos Middle East Corman Bly Geaire Ie Hoaret RAF Middle E Rea Persia Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Ters Teheran Momadegin & Tee

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