Higher Freights threaten Australia ship turnround
BRISBANE reports that G H Trott of Blue Star Lime warned continued slow ship turn rounds may push freights up and curb Australia’s capacity to pay. He urged faster turnarounds, noting British crews declining trips and costly ship upgrades fail to prevent delays. In Sydney about 1300 waterside workers struck, halting 15 ships amid a pay dispute and suspensions.
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Brisbane
G. H. Trott
London
Blue Star Lime
Australia
Austria
Trott
Commonwealth
Autralia
Iol
Sydney
Annenkerk
Stevedoring Industry Bord
J. DB. McKay
Dairying Instruction in City S Schools Urged
BRISBANE. Mr ry Sing general manager of the Scott Burnett Co operative Dairy Association urged the Queensland Government to include dairy farming instruction in city State schools at the annual Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries Association conference. The motion, carried unanimously, aims to curb rural drift by exposing urban students to rural life and farming studies.
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Brisbane
Ry. U. Sing
Scott
Burnett Co-operative Dairy Association
Queensland
Sing
Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries' Association
Minister For Public Instruction
G. H. Devries
W. J. Batzloft
Biddeston
Murgon
Preston
Goomers
More Attractive Conditions Needed to Recruit Teachers
BRISBANE reports the Queensland Teachers' Union secretary G Daughtrey criticizes the Education Minister G H Devries for suggesting 2000 more teachers can be placed in the state. He argues conditions of service must improve to draw candidates into teaching, noting the appeal of jobs without heavy study.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Queensland Teachers’ Union
G. Daughtrey
G. H. Devries
Daughtrey
Two Ipswich District Mines Idle
Two Ipswich District mines with a combined daily output of grout 200 tons were idle yesterday Amberley colliery at Bundamba and Rylance No 5 at Evbw Vale They are expected to resume today The Bundamba stoppage was a protest against a Coal Reference Board decision and a weekly hiring cast The Rylance dispute arose over internal branch matters Also прост notices about Minister Lelean, famed for diagnostic healing at Wen douree Farade Fallarat, drawing crowds from all states and New Zealand with donors aiding church and hospital costs.
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Ipswich
Amberley
Bundamba
Rylance
Evbw Vale
Bundasbe
Coal Reference Board
Murray
Petrol Battle Clue to Fate of Missing Fishermen
Sydney reports a one-gallon petrol bottle found near Lord Howe Island may link to the disappearance of two Lord Howe Island men, Thomas Layton and Bryan Smyth, after a gale. Islanders speculated the 20-foot launch foundered near the north head during Saturday’s storm, ending a two-day search. A 14-hour Lincoln bomber search failed to locate the missing launch or crew despite radar and wide-area coverage from 1500 feet.
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Sydney
Lord Howe Island
Thomas Layton
Bryan Smyth
Brisbane
Lord Howe
Tsland
Amber
Evenry
Reasonable But Firm British Reply to Persia
London reports Britain will offer to advance money to help Persia out of immediate financial embarrassment in response to the oil revenue demand. The reply is described as reasonable yet firm, with government sources noting London will not bluff. Persian official Hussain Maki warned Iran may seize Iranian Oil Company assets at Abadan if a satisfactory reply is not given by tonight regarding the 75 percent proceeds since March 20.
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London
Heater
Britain
Persia
Huss
Maki
Mussadeq
Abadan
Reuter
K. B. Ros
Anglo-Iranian Company
New Gains by Allies in Korea
United Nations forces pushed ahead about two miles on the east coast front, lifting the line to roughly 30 miles above the 38th Parallel in the northernmost advance since last December. Troops moved beyond Kansong, 26 miles north of the parallel. The largest Canadian force to reach the Far East landed at Yokohama and proceeded to a training center.
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New York
United Press
French Election Signals Rightward Swing and Centre Shift
Paris reports show a marked swing to the Right in general elections with General de Gaulle gaining strength. Centre parties may win a comfortable majority if united, while Communists polled the most votes but lost ground. Premier Queuille could return, as anti communism steadies the center. New government formed after assembly meets. In New York, editorials praise Westward policies and foresee a stable centre government led by de Gaulle’s influence.
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Paris
General de Gaulle
Assembly
de Gaullist
New York
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
the Times
the Herald Tribune
France
United States
de Gaulle
Boy Drowned in Drum of Water at Gulgong
A two year old boy named Mark Loneragan vanished from his home at Gulgong shortly after 9 30 am. Police and civilians searched for about two hours until his father Brian Loneragan spotted the child’s body in a 24 gallon drum of water near the house. The boy had fallen head first into the drum and drowned.
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Gulgong
Mark Loneragan
Brian Loneragan
Gutgong
Prison Farm Escapees Trapped in Scrub Near Cardwell
Police believe two prison farm escapees Owen John Oakes and Francis Eric Douglas Armstrong are trapped in a 40 mile scrub region north of Cardwell near Ing ham and Tully. Black trackers traced their northward path from Cardwell along the railway line as authorities tighten surround. The fugitives, aged 27 and 20, fled Upper Stone Creek prison in what lawmen call one of the norths most determined escapes.
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Hungary
Cardwell
Upper Stone Creek
Ingham
Tully
Entree
Owen John Oakes
Francis Eric
Douglas Armstrong
Indoor Bowls Pairs Tournament At Diggers Club
Indoor bowlers are reminded of the pairs tournament at the Diggers Club in the Soldiers Club on Friday night June 29 Entries close Wednesday June 27 Bowlers enter as leads and kips Three games of 10 ends will decide the winners by highest score Prizes are valuable trophies and the floor promises keen entertainment for entrants
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Sylvey
Diggers’ Club
Solders
Bowlves
Soldiers’ Club
Ndoor
Championship Draw At Associates Golf Confirmed No Draw
Championship at Associates Golf proceeds without a draw for the field as players compete in the pre drawn first round. Noted losses include Mesdames Gillam and McDonald.
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Mesdames Gillam
McDonald
Housing Commission to Pre-Cut Homes in Queensland
Brisbane to cut Housing Commission homes at Brisbane and Towns and transport them to northern and western centres. Housing Minister P. J. R. Hilton called it the sole method to ease shortages in outlying areas. Builders had signed but not completed work. pre-cut homes offered to Shire Councils for employees and to local authorities for sale.
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Brisbane
State
Housing ‘Commission
P. J. R. Hilton
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