Allies Complete Capture of Reds' Iron Triangle
NEW YORK dispatch reports that UN forces have captured the three key nodes of the Reds iron triangle Pyonggang Chorwon and Kumhwa as the Communist line collapsed east of the battle front. Allied advances reached two miles beyond Hwachon as Communist units began a mass withdrawal toward Kumsong and the Pyongyang–Wonsan corridor.
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Pyongrang
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Regs
Hwachon
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Triangle
Communist Assembly
South Korea
Eighth Army
Heas Juoies
Hwachon Nje
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Witness Testimony on John Wren Health and Family Morals
In a Criminal Court hearing, Patrik Cody, who knew John Wren for fifty years, described Wren as very ill yet still active, able to attend daily tasks. Bernard Nolan testified he saw Wren at West Melbourne Stadium last Friday night, while John Francis Wren defended his mother’s saintly life and strict moral code amid legal questions about her conduct.
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Campbell
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Nelson
Man Charged with Nine Year Murder in Auckland
George Cecil Horry, married to Mary Ellen Turner in 1982, was arrested for the nine year old disappearance and presumed murder of Turner. Her body has never been found despite extensive searches, including digging in sandhills on the coast.
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Mary Ellen Turner
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Aust
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Polite
Police Probing Activities of Black Hand Gang
Melbourne police and CIB investigate alleged forged signatures used to enter Australia under immigration schemes. Victorian officers estimate gang membership over 100 with threats and coercion, while squads plan to visit other states to curb its growth. Queensland reports no evidence of the group yet.
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CIB
Australia
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Oth
Queensland
Victoria
Royal Hunt Cup in Double by Selwood
London reports the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot over seven furlongs and 185 yards with Val d Assa taking the race for Neville Sellwood from Fair Judgment and Cabbage Hill. Val Da sa started 100 to 6, Fair Judgment 33 to 1, Cabbage Hill 20 to 1, favourite Kel ling 1 to 2. Se carried by Australian riders, Breasley and Selwood shared wins in related events. Foxle fell in Ribblestade Stakes but rider Rae Johnstone escaped unharmed.
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Val d’Assa
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Fair Judgment
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Cabbage Hill
W. Snaith
Val Dassa
Val da
Kelling
Sellword
A Breasley
Breasley
Selwood
Rae Johnstone
Secbie Breasley
Monrovi
Foxle
Johnstone
al Beverley Yorkshire
Autralian
J. Bracesprane
Ascoton
W. T. Evans
Salamat
Jersey
Public Servants to Get Pay Rises Across Service
The Industrial Court announced salary increases for about 7000 state public servants. Increases start on a set date with entry-level clerks gaining more, and increments for junior and senior ranks follow a structured scale across classifications. The reforms affect numerous grades and raise base pay for many workers.
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Imal Et Ay
Nmalie
Abe
American Tournament aims for record turnout this June
The social committee plans the next American Tournament to be held on June 24 and seeks to surpass the previous entry record. Entries already trickle in from several outside centers as six courts will host a tennis feast. With the draw to be published Thursday, entries must be handed in to any sports store before Monday.
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Centtzes
Isolla
Balonne Championships at Balonne St George winners crowned
Championships were held at Balonne Street with finals in men and women events. P Davis of Thalon won the men's singles for the fourth successive year. Final results include F Davis defeating L Graham 6-1 6-1 in men’s singles, P Gamergn defeating S McDonnell in women’s singles, Paltridge and Willis defeating Davis and Baque in women’s doubles, Patridge and Willis defeating Bayliss and Jones in women’s doubles, and Wallace with Willis beating Davis and Paltridge in mixed doubles 6-3 6-2.
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Willis
Karara Beats Leyburn by 13 Games in Totals
In a Leyburn match Karara defeated Leyburn by a 111 to 98 games total. Numerous paired and individual contests listed names of players including Armstrong Reid McGee Burnett Grey Day Lang Willersdorf Patterson and others across many scorelines. Final tally shows Karara leading with 111 games to Leyburn 98.
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Coralie Burnett
L. Grey
Annce Reid
W. Reid
Coral Jiulersdort
T. Day
Bir
Hunter
C. Burnett
A. Reid
K. Reid
Elsie McGee
A. Grey
D. Lang
H. Armstrong
B Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
M. Patterson
C. White
B. Reid
B. Reid ¢. E. McGee
M. Patterterson
C. Willersdorf
G. Willersdorf
IC. White
Mrs. Armstrong
C. Willersdorf J
Inglewood Country Social Notes Clean Up
Inglewood residents report holiday returns and local visits. Mr and Mrs L Hansen are home after the holiday. Miss N McCorkell visited friends and Mrs E Tolemat is visiting Too woonba. Mr G Stiwel from Captain's Mountain spent the weekend with patients.
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Jed Warwick
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Toowoonba
G. Stiwel
Captain's Mountain
and Mita
J Sinner
Leyburn and Warwick visitors attend regional reunion events
Mrs UG Kewitz and Mrs A Clyne visited Bribie for a week with Mex Heather Coungar Miss Jour Thanittine game. Mr Alan Wickham joined the Warwick reunion and Misses Margret Grieslein and Had attended Wenham. The Jone family spent the weekend with their parents in Warwick and Wentworth.
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Ug, Kewitz
A. Clyne
Bribie
Heather Coungar
Iy Warwick
Slade
Alan Wickham
Margret Grieslein
Wenham
Warwick
Warwick Fights Back as Police Visit Causes Scrimmage
In a rugby league report by Sideline, Warwick's squad faces the Queensland Police team in a hard fought match. Front row strength from Thompkins, King, Welsh and Rushton powered Warwick, with Canavan and Ivey delivering solid defense and quick balls from rucks. Police dominated forward play but Warwick's improved tackling and possession drills kept the game tight, though scrums and ball handling issues limited the home side's chances.
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Ben
Bob King
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Rushton
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