World faces new crisis after Geneva talks collapse
In the wake of failed Geneva discussions, Britain and Eden head to Washington to consult with Eisenhower about two paths. Either refer issues to the United Nations or pursue a Pacific Pact to curb Communist expansion in Asia. China’s UN membership and Red China’s stance loom large as the Western democracies weigh risks in Indo China and Korea. The piece warns the world must walk warily in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
United Nations
Asia
China
United States
Winston Churchill
Mr. Eden
Boudework Far
Indo-China
Korea
Saw Light in North Sighting Over Rosehill Area
A resident reported seeing a bright light travelling in a race-like direction at about 4:30 pm this week near Rosehill. The object held its intensity for about two minutes before fading, with the sighting occurring behind a cloud and no accompanying noise heard.
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Rosehill
Church Services and Schedules Mentioned at Multiple Venues
The notice lists Lutheran Divine Service at St Peter’s Albion Street with 2 pm Sunday start led by Rev E W Janeteski, Presbyterian services at St Andrew’s Warwick on June 20 with morning and 7 30 pm worship, Thane’s Greek at 3 pm with Rev Campbell Egan, and Gospel Hall Percy St opposite Central School with Sunday worship and a Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Divine Service
St. Peter's Albion Street
E.W. Janeteski
St. Andrew's Warwick
Warwick
G. Sins
Mt. Sturt
Weather Notes from Queensland Frosts Return Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports frosts returning to south east districts of Queensland, especially Darling Downs and Central Highlands, with scattered South Coast areas. Lowest grass temperatures reach 21 degrees at Stanthorpe and Toowoomba, 18 at Kingaroy, and 16 at Warwick. Continued fine weather expected but frosts to persist in central and southern districts, severe in Maranoa Darling Downs and Burnett Valley.
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Doegormie
Queensland
Weather Bureau
Darling Downs
Central Highlands
South Coast Division
Stanthorpe
Toowoomba
Kingaroy
Warwick
Maranoa
Dating Downs
Burnette Val + Tey
Forecasts and church notices across southern Queensland
Forecasts indicate isolated showers on the Far North Coast with generally fine conditions elsewhere and cold nights with frost in central and southern districts, severe in Meranioa, Darling Downs and Burnett valleys. Church and Baptist notices cover Warwick services, prayer meetings, and an address on rehabilitating women prisoners at a Church Hall event on 19 June.
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Queensland
Meranioa
Darling Downs
Burnett
Valley, Downs
Maeanoa
Church OF Christ
Pratter and
Wallace Streets
T. H. Blackburn
Church Hall
R. Stewart
Bible Thought Reflects on Shepherd Guiding the Flock
A devotional today emphasizes following Christ as the good shepherd. It urges believers to listen to his guidance, trust in his care, and seek to be known by him as his sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Tam
John Ul
Warwick Coldest Spot in State Record Low 19 Degrees
Warwick registered the coldest reading in the state with 19 degrees as the Daily News thermometer showed a maximum of 34 and a minimum of 19. The day featured notably frigid conditions across the area with record low levels for the period.
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Warwack
Daily News
Inigo Jones Reports Rain Delays In Ursian Cycle
Weather notes by Inigo Jones indicate the Ursian Cycle brings heavy rains delaying the rainy period beyond the Main Cycle. The Saturnian Cycle shows pale light to late rains while Ursian falls are heavy. milder weather follows the Main Cycle. Far north coast may see rains late month with a sharp cold spell ahead. Sun shows few sunspots.
Obituary for Mrs Eva Thompson of Sydney
Mrs Eva Thompson died at St George Hospital Sydney after a brief illness. She was 64 and the eldest daughter of Elizabeth Hoffman and the late Adem Hoffman. Survived by husband Evan, daughter Marion Ally, and two sons Weston and Jim, all of Sydney. Also survived by sisters Abe Loma of Brisbane and Mora Tom Flint, and brothers Giovan and Sylvester of Brisbane. Predeceased by a brother Pred.
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Eva Thompson
St. George Hospital
Sydney
Eva Thom
Tom ‘Flint
Wiangarle
Lksogl
Giovan
Sylvester
Brisbane
Seare Go
Further Drop in Butter Production Amid Harsh Winter
Amid hard winter and no rain, Warwick Co-operative Dairy Associa tion Ltd reports continued declines in butter and cheese output. May butter down 13 tons. milk intake fell $185 per gallon figures show total production of 65 tons 1 owis 8 gre. In April Warwick and Victoria Hills total milk treated 180,061 gallons versus 195,203 last year. Butter sales and prices vary. government subsidies noted. Directors listed.
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Warwick Co-operative Dairy Association Ltd
Butler
Warwick
Aliora
Texas
Inglewood
oWia
Milx
Victoria Hui
Balanca Med
BJA Galkins
Vistoriex Hill
Victoria
Esas
Bier Pee
Goxes Loval
Interstate Sf
Allora
Messs
J. E. Jalman
HW Prigsetty Dwan
R. T. Morgan
W. A. H. Gent
E. Nutley
VM. Roche
W. L. Palme
P. D.bell
C.R.' Aa
C. J McShane
US Wheat Price Cuts Debated at London Policy Meet
Delegates to a private International Wheat Council meeting in London discussed lowering the world price from about 175 cents a bushel to a minimum 155 cents under the International Wheat Agreement. The talks opened yesterday and will run through the conference year, with importers anxious about quotas and feasibility of adjusting exports, imports, and overall world supply.
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London
International Wheat C
Spek
Yeateenay
Ami Eountries Soutien
Ake
Suw
Maly
Sweden
Ifaazion
Slob Eniseau
Australia
Canada
Fae
Bout & Beconte
Tatler Academic
Radon
Canadian wheat policy backed in Commons vote
The Canadian government’s wheat marketing policy was sustained yesterday after two opposition motions failed. Members voted 197 to 58 to defeat a Progressive Conservative motion claiming the government mishandled marketing Canada's wheat surplus. A Bodalish Co-operative Commonwealth Federation bid for a Moor price of at least 18.2 cents a bushel was defeated 168 to 26. The debate followed the sharp rise in prices after a joint Canada United States move.
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Witawa
Cannaiat
Canada
Bodalish Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
United States
Australian Abattoir Strike Ends Amid Pay Demands
Brisbane reports end to a six week strike by Brisbane abattoir fitters and electricians over marginal pay. Amalgamated Engineering Union says workers returned after the Queensland Meal Industry Board signaled a meeting to discuss claims. Strikers sought about £3 weekly rise, with 34 workers returning to duty as talks begin.
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Brisbane
Js Battoir Fitters
Electric Glama
Amalgamated — Engineering Union
Merrell
Monay
Queensland Meal Industry Board
Gore Hills road job in Brisbane costing 46565 pounds
The Minister for Transport announced a contract works scheme of 3.44 miles on the Gore Hills section of the Cunningham Highway in Inglewoodshire. The project includes clear felld, grubbing, earthworks, drainage, paving and bitumen surfacing from Marble Creek NE to Yur Supa, aimed at improving heavy transport routes to border pastoral areas. The estimated cost is 46,565 pounds.
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Brisbane
Gore Hills
Inglewoodshire
Marble Creek
Yur- Supa
Duggan
Ocd
Bris‘bape
Dairy price inquiry urged public hearing on butter returns
A Dairy Investigation Committee will recommend to Cabinet whether to adjust the wholesale price of butter and returns to producers. A six month survey of dairy economics shows the industry pushing for a public inquiry hearing and proposes about a 3d rise per pound for butter.
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Dairyvestigation Committee
Cabinet
Marciano Favored in Third World Heavyweight Tilt
New York reports heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano as the favorite at 47 to 5 odds for a third title defense against an unnamed challenger described as a dominant boxer. The article notes previous attempts by seven or eight rivals, all failing to dethrone him.
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New York
Charles
Marciano
Check Your Attractiveness Quiz Review
A fragmented dating-quiz style piece asks if a Mona Lisa smile or sparkling wit drives social ease. It suggests scoring honesty on self-presentation and warns that strong emphasis on physical appeal signals insincerity, urging readers to value personality for lasting attraction.
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Wien
Tim Star
Alwaye
Carey
Urges Lease of Manus Island to America
Mr. G. McKellar, vice president, urged Australia to lease Manus Island to the United States or purchase Timor, arguing isolation risks. He warned that Burma Malaya and Indonesia could follow if security is neglected.
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Manus Island
America
Australia
Tans Dansger
Sindasohing
Burma
Malaya
Indonesia
G. McKellar
Timor
Portugese
Showdown Near in Guatemala
Guatemala and Honduras tensions rise as regional talks falter and border forces brace for limited clashes. Reports cite shifting alliances and possible military moves near disputed areas, with international mediators urging restraint amid rising rhetoric and uncertainty.
Stradbroke Winner May Not Run At Drumken Ten Thousand Cup
Stradbroke winner Cavedai may skip both the Ten Thousand and Cup meeting. Trainer Jack Green advised Karendi’s owners to consider absenting the horse from the Ten Thousand and Cup races citing overweight and tight preparation time. Other contenders listed include Birdwood Gresbo Bosworth Impress Tesla Gay Vista and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stradbroke
Cavedai
Jack Green
Karendi
Green
Haug
True Easter
Rouge
Coniston
Sig River
Silence
Doomben
Takaa
River Cam
Castile
D.F-C. Winner Killed in Station Accident
Frank Godwin of Walwin Station Julia Creek was killed instantly yesterday when struck by a tractor behind a plough. He leaves a widow and two daughters. Godwin served as a Lancaster pilot during the war and was connected to the DEC.
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Sriseane
Frank Godwin
Walwin
Julia Creek
Godwin
Two Teens Face 23 Charges Across Multiple Jurisdictions
Barrie Alford Johnson and Howard Francis Carewie, both youths from Australia, face 23 charges in a Police Court case spanning Erbine, Waterford, Capalaba, Cleveland and Park Ridge. Alleged crimes include attempted murder, multiple counts of breaking and entering and theft, use of a weapon, and illegal obtaining. Hearing set before Mr. C. By Noyes at 10 am.
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Dmasbane
Barrie Alford Johnson
Victoria
Howard Francis Carewie
Western Australia
Erbane
Waterford
Capalaba
Cleveland
Park Ridge
W Eny
Cos Johnson
Noyes
BM. i
Sperial
Move to Preserve Ancient Indian Ajanta Caves Art
Experts urge protection of the Ajanta Caves near Mumbai and Aurangabad, a 2000 year old rock carved site. The caves feature paintings and sculptures depicting Buddhist narratives in a cliffside complex with pristine reliefs and intricate architecture. Decay from clay plaster coatings and water drainage threatens the UNESCO treasure.
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Bombay
India
Aescherabad
Dal Fave
Arch Crives
Btert
Fang
Gautama Buddha
NS.W. Support for Walkers Strikers
NSW labour groups split over support for Walkers Ltd workers and strikes. A disjointed report mentions Maryborough, Sydney, and Amalgamated union figures, with repeated references to committees and local labor action.
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Ns.w
Walkers
Sydney
Yee
Nsiw
Dyan
Cme
Walkers Ltd
Maryborough
Unclear Saba’s notices from fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text from a Saba’s notice shows scattered phrases like dates and garbled words. No coherent event, person, or organization is determinable. Core details such as actions, places, or outcomes are missing, leaving an unusable snippet for a reliable summary.
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Shelfey Winters
Richard Conte
Stephen McNally
Seph Cotton
Teresa Wright
Kings Theatre
Pans
PoEpore
Tadd
Plus
Edmont
O Brien
Dean Jagger
Forrest Tucker
Technicolor
Capitol Theatre
Billarney
Shue
Bos
Richard Todd
Glynis Johns
Joyn Greenwood
Rata
Ena
Goedel
FMT
Wesenesnnsanstossev
Nensonnsesaenenaey
Jack Davey
PULYX
Salvation Army
Destiny
Velvet
Wallangarra
ABC
Tumor
Northern Stars
Eastern Suburbs
Meanister
P.M
SL George
Innipipsor
Andy
Maroon
Criterion Hotel
J. Maroon
Connally Park
East Warwick
East Collegians
Collegians Ladies
Mary's Hall
Yengan - Emu Vale
Yangan c. A
Hugh J. Gardner
Optometrist
Street
St. Catharine’s School
The
Warwick Daily News
Priday
Peetlig
Mange
Junabee
Mission Hall
Evensong
W. Carlton-Smith
Queen Street
Friendly Society
Inigo Jones
Vanderer
Miho Intelefileh
Guatemala
Honduras
D.f-C
Reren
M. Fis Sim
Satel Otic Greeer
Ater
Barossa
Isaba
Saba
Pantess
Warwick Daly
Hillman Minx Law
Motor Service
B. Meknieey
Cnr
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