Startling Attacks on Models Shocks Sydney Rumors
A high profile case in Manly Sydney centers on Leona Keith Lareana and linked assaults by Lawson. Witnesses allege multiple sexual encounters with young models, while police details describe threats and a driving incident toward Sydney. The court adjourned without final verdict as testimony continues.
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Martial Law Declared as Guatemala Turmoil Surges
Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman proclaimed martial law as his Communist backed government mobilized for a showdown with anti Communist rebels bent on depose him. Rebels claimed a three pronged drive toward key railway and highway hubs in the southern region amid a push to mobilize troops.
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Keen Interest in Sod Seeder Experiments
Officers of the Department of Agriculture monitor current sod seeder experiments with firms in Queensland. The machine places seed, especially legumes and clover, with fertiliser in strips through existing farmland. Demonstrations were held at Mr. W Platell’s property near Paradise. Queensland aims to adopt sod seeders to boost soil fertility on slopes and across varied textures, aiding near north coast hills and carpet grass areas.
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E. 3. Breakwell
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Howes
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Theft Charge Involves Over Forty Four Thousand Pounds
Police traced a hospital case after accountant Frank Pascoe alleged a shortfall of 45000 pounds on May 9 reported against a servant O Dwyer. O Dwyer admitted taking 17090 pounds and hinted at larger deflections, with officers uncovering 19448 pounds later in the inquiry.
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Displaced ARU Vic Secretary Refused Job
Victorian railway workers union reports that former ARU state secretary J Brown refused reemployment after 12 years in the post. Officials say the decision is final though Brown plans to appeal. The dispute centers on political and federal considerations affecting reemployment at Melbourne workshops and related positions.
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Newport
Councils Back Moves on Via Recta Rail Link Plan
Warwick and Glengallan Shire Councils pledge support for constructing the Via Recta aerodrome and rail link to Maryvale. Debate centers on railway cargo routes through Toowoomba, with Alderman Hughes urging council action and deputation to the Railway Commissioner.
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Swick Newt
£400,000 Building For Brisbane
BRISBANE A £400,000 12 storey building is planned on the corner site for the Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Co. Ltd. It will be the most modern structure in Australia and the first large new building in Brisbane since 1938. New methods will allow completion before December next year. The building will stand 132½ feet high, the maximum height allowed.
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Citizens’ Assurance Go, Ltd
Australia
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Bane
Dramatic sinking tale of My Honey near Lady Musgrave Island
Skipper Mr. Impr oyn Low led the Tyhing boat My Honey with Douglas Steinhart Arnold Steinhardt and Neville Williamson from Lady Musgrave Sunday morning. A heavy sea and a south east gale drove the vessel to take water after a sea struck the hull. The Rainbird, captained by W Summerville, raced back to rescue the crew as pumps failed and the boat flooded. The Rainbird pulled alongside and hauled off the crew and some belongings before the My Honey sank.
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Improyn Low
Lady Musgrave Island
Rawbird
PG. Brown
W. Summerville
Mr. Low
Douglas Steinhart
Arnold Steinhardt
Neville Williamson
Lady Musgrave
Bundaberg
Douglas Steinhardt
Rainbird
Youth Killed in Road Collision at Patrfield
In a noon crash at Patrfield a cyclist Terrence Laughiin le ans Brenan was killed when a truck struck him. He was thrown onto the roadway and suffered severe head injuries. He died shortly after the collision.
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Terrence Laughiin
Plough on Way Out in Tweed Area
Murwillumbah reports debate over plough use as a museum relic amid NSW North Coast farming. Mr Waring notes advances in tyne and tile tiling and MISmanufacturing promises yield gains at lower costs. He warns dairy farmers face overseas competition and should seek maximum economical output.
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New South Wales North Coast
Waring
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Hitch Delays End To Strike At Maryborough
Maryborough workers at Walkers Ltd vote 180 to 3 to continue negotiations after accepting terms proposed by Industrial Court member H J Harvey. Earlier 162 voted to return to work but reversed stance following management addendum. Strike ongoing pending further talks. bonuses clause causes disagreement.
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Walkers Ltd
White Australia policy drives millions to communism claim
Brisbane reports India's High Commissioner General K M Cariappa criticizes Australia's welfare state and mass immigration, saying 1,000 million people seek a square meal daily and accusing Britain’s colony policy of drawing Indians and Pakistanis toward communism. He warned Australia faces alien migration impacting the Commonwealth and regional development.
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Pakistan
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Brisbane trammen ban on work on rostered days off
In Brisbane a special meeting of tramway workers voted to ban working on rostered days off. The move targets improved conditions and higher penalty rates, after the council reportedly rejected requests including a 10 hour break between shifts and payment of penalties after night hours. Union secretary W McCormack said conductors motormen and bus drivers would enforce the ban from the week, with a crowd marching to City Hall after the meeting.
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Retired Police Officers Honoured With Imperial Service Medal
Seven retirees received the Imperial Service Medal from Governor Sir John Lavarack and Ex-Inspector D v. Mshoney for long service. One recipient investigated several murders and led a major Kojit case in Brisbane. The ceremony praised long tenures including BR. HL Sabien with 82 years in the force and a career spanning WWI era patrols. Others listed include former Sub-Inspector T. Tomlinson and more.
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John Lavarack
D. v. Mshoney
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Horeos
Police Blitz Reduces City Parking Violations
Police launched a campaign targeting parking offenders in the city causing hundreds to leave cars at home. Traffic officers reported peak hour flow improved on main streets, while breaches persisted elsewhere. several vehicles were towed as police warned this would be a persistent effort.
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Mackay
Clergy Protest Over Sunday League Game
In Toowoomba clergy protest the use of the Athletic Oval for a Sunday league match. The Rev Whyte cites potential infringement by the Toowoomba League or oval trustees. Officials announce no action was taken after the England vs. Toowoomba match.
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Woomba
Youth Charged With Yarra Murder In Melbourne
A 17 year old apprentice automotive mechanic was charged in the City Watchhouse with the murder of Alan Cuthbertson 33. The body was recovered from the Yarra on Sunday. Police allege Cuthbertson was assaulted and thrown unconscious into the river and drowned. He was seen drinking with youths near a city hotel on Saturday and last seen on the river bank near Princes Bridge.
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Alan Cuthbertson
Albert Michael Allen
Cuthbertson
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Princes Bridge
Pettipants embarrass tennis star at pre Wimbledon party
A Mexican tennis star faced a public embarrassment after her nylon pettipants slipped during a Sunday Wimbledon preview event in London. She attempted to continue after slips repeated, but blushing and protests led to her retreat to the umpire’s chair and removal of the garments.
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Premiers Talks Test Plan on Works Priorities
Canberra reports that the Commonwealth Government will test its plan for a national development commission at the June 20 Premiers meeting. The discussion centers on a priority works programme for submission to Britain and on tax reimbursements to the States.
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