In memory notices list for family and friends
In memory remarks for Hugh Gardner J Hackwood Ethel Rach and others. Notices recall June dates and years 1947 1948 1953 with family names Sup Rhoda Linda Phyllis Des Beverly John etc. Tribute by spouses children sisters and brothers. Memorial lineages and Roll of Honour entries appear in a wartime style remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach
Ethel
Sup
Rhoda
Linda
Rach
Ant
Bil
T. Phyllis
Des
Baveriey
John
Weather Notes for Queensland Wetting to Fine Outlook
Weather notes from WMISEANE report light showers on the Darling Downs and nearby areas with 37 points at Stanthorpe and Wallangarra. The Weather Bureau expects improving conditions across Queensland with fresh west to southwest winds and frosts on the Darling Downs and other southern districts by Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Darling Downs
Stanhorpe
Wallangarra
Weather Bureau
Queensland Forecasts Bring Clear Weather And Frost Risk
Forecasts indicate generally fine conditions in Queensland with cool south west to south east winds. Light frost is expected in southern and central inland areas, while Darling Downs and Maranoa may see scattered frost becoming more general by Friday morning as fresh cool south west winds persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Darling
Nowns
Maranoa
Graziers Plan Deputations to Railways for Inspections
The Karsra District Committee of the Graziers Association of South Eastern Queensland decides to send two deputations to meet Commissioner of Railways Moriarty during his tour of the southwest. The first deputation will address trucking yards at Karara, the second the stock resin service to Canstan Hill. A combined meeting with Karara, Texas, Stanthorpe and Goondin committees is planned at Inglewood to discuss a proposed fence route. The sub-committee’s route option runs from Stonehouse through Inglewood to Texas. The committee also moves to improve lighting at railway post offices and to arrange mull bags for Karara, Thane, Gore and Cement Mills. A congratulatory letter is to be sent to Mr. P. B. Newcomen for his CBE award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karsra
Graxery’ Association
South Eastern Queensland
Moriarty
South Western
Gore
Wo AL Raft
South West
Messrs
A. Harrisont
Costello
Karara
Thane
L. R. Donovan
JW. Markey
Inglewood
Canstan Hill
Texas
Stanthorpe
Warn Goondin
Stonehouse i
United Graziers’ Associa
Thane Gore
Brisbane
UGA
P. B. Newcomen
Melbourne
Australia urged to expand medical training after survey
Malcolm MacEachern, leading American hospital expert, warns Australia of doctor shortages and inadequate training facilities. He spent seven weeks surveying with the Australian Hospital Association and governments, urging cabinet level action to fund expansion and improve medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacEachern
American Hospital Association
North Weattern University
Chicago
Australia
Australian Hospital Association
Herbert Schlink
Commonwealth
Sir Earle Page
Sr. MacEachern
Fadden Declared Elected in McPherson Ride
In a personal triumph Arthur Fadden was declared returned for McPherson by the Divisional Returning Officer. Campaign director H Richter spoke of a personal triumph and "financial joy" while defeated opponent Sir Raphael Cento and Lady Cilengo attended with about 12 others. Final tally showed Fadden 22,000 to Caenia 11,905 giving a majority of 10,402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solancudt
Arthur Fadden
McPherson
Germain
H. Richter
Boonah
Arthur
Raphael Cento
Cilengo
Richtey
Raphael
Fadden
Caenia
Legacy Contact Group Receipts Grow in 1954 Appeal Totals
The secretary of the War wick Legacy Contact Group reports that receipts for the 1954 appeal now total 2107332 with 0 new additions. The group has received an offer of two Border Collie cattle pups, one male and one female, from proven stock valued at £1 1s each. Interested parties should contact Mr A E Meale at 142 Percy Street Warwick. JOBERT REID LQ Optometrist and Spectacle Maker Pelham Street Warwick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Legacy Contact Group
A. E Meale
Percy Street
Warwick
Jobert Reid
Pelmerin Street
Diesel Loco at Mt Colliery Mine Boosts Output
Tannymore Coal Mining Co. plans two £2300 diesel locomotives for Mt Colliery to move coal from the face to the main shaft. The 30 ton locomotives will replace wooden hopper trains with steel hoppers and increase capacity, aided by upgraded rails. About 24 men are employed with current output near 90 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannymore Coal Mining Co. Pty, Ltd
In Mt. Colliery
R. Milward
Zapacowt
Milward
Mt. Colliery
Census Takers Face Problems in Commonwealth Count
Acting Commonwealth Statistician Mr. Ry Carver outlines challenges of the forthcoming census in Canberra. He notes the crucial role of census collectors who deliver forms and collect data across vast and remote outback areas. Difficulties include long travel by camel in Alice Springs territory, sparse patrols, shifting tracks, and the heavy workload of preparing for nationwide counting.
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Vanberra
Canberas
Commonwealth
Ry Carver
Ascas
Carver
Outback
Darwin
Alice Springs
Alice
Aren
Parder
Hieronnus Rice
Fine for Drunken Driving at Stanthorpe Court
Cesare Pina, 54, was fined £75 with two years' disqualification after pleading guilty to driving under the influence on the Warwick Stanthorpe Road near Summit. Police reported a crash with a guide post, strong liquor odor, and erratic driving prior to arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanthorpe
Cesare Pina
Dune
Mauntard
Bowes
Warwick-Stanhorpe
Tad
Buttle
Trafic
Wind
Motor Cyclist Fined For Unlicensed Cycle
An 18-year-old labourer, Graham Alexander Walker of King Street, was fined a total of 7 pounds on two charges at Warwick Court Petty Sessions. He pleaded guilty to using an unlicensed motor cycle with a false number plate on November 10, 1953, and to using an unregistered motor vehicle without a permit. He admitted the bike was unregistered. a false plate was attached. He received 5 pounds and 10 shillings plus 10 shillings costs on the first count and 2 pounds plus 10 shillings costs on the second count, with two weeks imprisonment in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham _ Alexander | Walker
King Street
Warwick Court
E. H Baker
McEvoy Street
Sbefendant
J. R. Wade
Pratten
McBoy Struet
N Haupt
Sergent Wade
Med Walker
New Trunk Lines to Boost Beaudesert Links
Sir Arthur Fadden was informed that an improved trunk line service will operate between Beaudesert Innisplain and Rathdowney from June 21. Two additional trunk lines are being installed between Beaudesert and Rathdowney creating two direct circuits, while the existing circuit will be rearranged to provide direct lines from Beaudesert and Rathdowney to Innisplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Arthur Fadden
Beaudestert
Lnisplam
Rathdowney
Beaudesert
Innisplain
Free Film Evening at Warwick Central School
The Board of Adult Education presents a free film evening at Warwick Central School with screenings starting at 7 pm. The month’s programme features several colour films about life in Canada including Land from the Sea on reclaiming flooded lands, Gaels of Cape Breton about Nova Scotia Highlands, and New Homes for Beavers on conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Board of Adult Education
Eae Iim
Coker
Warwick Central School
Pam
Canada
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Parliament plans dinner for Churchill in 80th birthday year
London reports an all party committee plans a dinner for Sir Winston Churchill to honor his 80th birthday in November 1948. The Prime Minister indicated willingness to fix the date despite earlier uncertainty.
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London
Winston Church
Mit
Als Tv
Oxygen Equipment Demonstrated in Warwick Ambu lance Fund Drive
Generous backing from Woolworths Warwick Buffaloes Lodge and local tradesmen funds four oxygen kits for Warwick Ambulance Centre. Bris bane firm representatives demonstrated use to donors and ambulance committee. Each kit includes a cylinder and frame valued around £20 and is portable for resuscitation, drowning, asthma and heart conditions, life saving in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworths Ltd
Warwick
Warwick Buffaloes’ Lodge
Warwick Ambulance Firtextle
Brisbane
Vrs
A. P. Ward
House
Bulk Wheat Silos For Downs
Toowoomba reports discuss erecting bulk wheat silos with total capacity near 2,000,000 bushels, tripling current storage. A Bonsresent silo near completion would hold about 200,000 bushels and cost around £45,000. State Wheat Board plans several more silos across the Downs to bolster storage for the wheat belt. The board manager hinted a formal announcement after the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Bonsret Aé
Cox Alwauls
Bern
Te State Wheat Board
Darling Downs
Syear
State Wheat Board
CC McKeon
Ie Downs
Clifton Hospital Women's Auxiliary Monthly Meeting
Attendance exceeded 20 for the Clifton Hospital Women's Auxiliary meeting. President welcomed members and C. Weiser representing the board. Financials showed a credit balance of 191 11/10 with 21 outstanding accounts. Profit from the hospital ball totaled 125 10. Euchre tournament winners were Miss L Doyle and Mr G F Logan. A plan to rent the All Saints church hall yearly at reduced rate was approved and thanked. Weir to continue fundraising and fete planning. prize ideas include 13 and 7 for a tea towel contest judged by Mrs B Boll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Doyle
G. F. Logan
Weir
Hinr'heen
Mtesis
Coupe
Nageip
Vic Auxiliary
B. Boll
Greymare Siding Decision Delayed Bridge Clearance
The Minister for Trans port advised that after review an arrangement will clear the Greymare siding of the bridge for the full distance. The decision follows a series of representations to the Minister for Works and Housing. The text also includes a Bible thought and unrelated fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greymare
E. Fingeani
Hilton
Seripa
Yeprosentitions Uy
Should Tell on Flying Saucers
Sydney clergy call for public disclosure of flying saucer research to reduce fear. The Methodist Mission leader Rev Alan Walker urges government to share information about scientific experiments without compromising security, noting many people doubt saucers while experiments may explain odd sightings.
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Sydney
Alan Walker
Pyramid Yields Treasures From Egyptian Pyramid
Archaeologists report a tomb within a near completed pyramid at Giza or Cairo. A large burial chamber holds a sarcophagus and a single mummy, a pharaoh who died thousands of years ago. Gold bracelets and plates, likely stolen from a wooden box, were found scattered in the chamber and around hidden compartments. Dr Zakari Ganeim notes many vases and objects were counted, with the sarcophagus to be opened soon.
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Cairo
T & Corcitar
Balenara
Pharioh
Zakari Ganeim
Bryptiany
Interstate Rail Traffic Overlooked at Wallangarra
An OCR fragment reports on rail traffic at Wallangarra with references to interstate lines in New South Wales and Queensland. The legible bits describe a busy travel scene including mentions of places and people, but the text is garbled and many terms are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallangarra
New Seri Wales
AIM
Frewtie -Darding Deswas
MTOM
Ned Santi
Wales
Vintorus
Parity Board Announces Next Meeting Date
Deputy chairman Mr J P Kelly announced yesterday afternoon that the Parity Board would meet again next Wednesday. He said a board view set up under this year to dest with indecent 8 of the plahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Kellys
Kelly
Heavy Frosts Hit Wallangarra Area With Ice on Water
Reports say heavy white frost and ice covered exposed water taps in Wallangarra with Bathdey’s thermometer recording the lowest temperature of the year. A bright sunny afternoon followed after a chilly morning with a sharp bite in the air and a cloud ceiling earlier in the week.
Meat loadings in 22 ships to Brisbane and ports in Queensland
Overseas shipping representatives' Association chairman Mr. H Pett announced that 9 720 tons of meat would be loaded in 22 ships at Brisbane Sladstone Port Alma Bowen Townsville and Cairns between late May and early August. At least four ships would load over 1000 tons of Queensland meat for the East during the same period.
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Brisbane
Sladstone
Port Alma
Bowen
Townsville
Cairns
Soa
Overseas Shipping Representatives’ Association
H. Pett
Queensland
SABA' Value Promises and Retail Notes
Fragmentary advertisement text shows SABA' branding tied to value deals at locations named Saba's and Baba's with dates and products like reed and cotetira. Mentions prices 10 and 12 and references to pr and FYIGMA suits amid garbled shop notes. The readable content suggests a local store promotional snippet with unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saba
Mosse Flanncielle Fyigma
SUITS
Sey Ae
Baba
Pantees
Wandoan Ballot Se 2 Tie Ened Goo
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wandoan ballot and ties. Readable items include Dart Warwick references and unclear numbers. Summary presents chaotic fragments with no clear, verifiable events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart ‘Warwick
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KINGS
Pete
Ernest K Gann
Shelley Winters
Richard Conte
Alex Meo
Stephen Medally
Charles Gickford
Dusigh Collum
Teresa Wright
the Sun
Ole Billy
Rosemary
Maine Street
Three Roads
Destiny
Pon Beave
Hugh
Gardner
Optometrist
King Steel
Memoriam
Per
N. H. Buneh
Borneo
Ajeays
Ile
The
Warwick Daily News
Malcolm MacEachern
Stewart & More
Leeen
Medesa
Bendigo
Arscape
Tee Isles
Mathranks
Dads
Stevens
Amoi's
Maxam Citefse
Pres
Eumless
Shai
Tollbooks
Nestle
Sane
Mane
Shawn
Messrs. G
C. Kirkegard Rehairman
H. V. Honte
Sates
Commonweith Indutrial Gases Ltd
W. Melallam
Esses
M.A. Connolly
Fred Fraser
J. Guymer
Buffaloes
Huilders
Cem
Tee
A. G. Shefinn
Iman-ager Woolwirths
J. ‘Tay
Bearce
N. Harland
Thorpe
Warwick Ambulance Centre
G. Lefrancke
Clifton Hospital’ Women’s Auxiliary
Nterstate
Wandoan Ballot
the Daily News
Sea
England
Orient Line
Comrie
Cresswell
Ford & Fordson Dealers
Grafton Street
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