Major Brisbane police transfers prompt controversy
In Brisbane a record set of police promotions and transfers was announced, with about 200 appointments changing and many senior sergeants moved to uniform duty. The Promotions and Transfer Board, chaired by Inspector Harold, said the changes are routine, while the Police Union alleges victimisation and contemplates legal action. Four top detectives were moved to uniform duty, drawing union objections and calls for inquiry.
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Soviet Air Armada Report Claims Massive USSR Fleet
New York dispatch cites General LeMay estimating the Soviet Union maintains about twenty thousand aircraft in organized units with a similar total in reserve. He warns the Soviet air force now surpasses the number of planes in the U.S. United States Air Force.
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Czech Migrant Hanged at Fremantle
A Czech migrant was found hanged at Fremantle after spending a night in meditation. The matter is described as a tragic suicide, with authorities noting the individual appeared to have signed to his fate.
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Manchester Quilts and Blankets Sale Preview
Ua shop promotes cotton filled quilts in Manchester with floral sateen covers. Quilts measure 6 by 4 feet for singles priced at 45 shillings. White cotton blankets sized 63 by 96 inches with borders offered as under blankets or winter sheets for 17 shillings 9 pence each.
Plan to Transfer Korean War Prisoners to India
A U N plan discussed in Washington and UN capitals would move refusing repatriation Korean war prisoners to India. Those preferring not to return could stay in India or seek other nations under Indian neutral supervision. Nehru reportedly sympathetic but seeking practical chance of success. The proposal likely to be debated during Lord Alexander’s visit.
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Wool Auctions Show Gains in Brisbane Sale
Brisk bidding lifted values at Brisbane Wool sales with prices up 2 1 2d per lb from Sydney and up 5 per cent from Brisbane May rates. The market was led by UK Continent and Japan with some USA and Australian mill support. Most wool well grown with good condition, minor dust from some lots, few prematurely cleaned. Highest greasy price 127 1 2d per lb for six bales of Sup AAA Portland Downs sold for Portland Downs Pastoral Co. Scoured section topped at 154d per lb for Spirales AAA. Local clients achieved top prices. notable lots from BROOKLYN GORE, MENDIP and SPRINGVALE among others.
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Woman unaware of husband cremation in Brisbane inquiry
A Brisbane woman told the Acting Coroner she had not been informed her husband was to be cremated two hours after his death. She said she would have liked to see him again and that she learned of the body only after visiting Pomero Street police station. The husband worked at Lismore and visited on annual leave. cremation was arranged by Munro’s son on behalf of the parents.
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Pome Street
Salton
48 Buried in Nagasaki Landslide in Japan
A landslide in Nagasaki Prefecture yesterday buried 48 people after heavy rains. Rescue workers recovered bodies and searched the debris, with 32 of the buried identified or accounted for.
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US forces press Korea with massive Fifth Air Force strikes
American Major General Ruimer described coordinated attacks by the Fifth Air Force and Navy units against North Korea during a multi day offensive. Meteors swept DPRK and Manchuria targets across the Yalu region strafing troops and destroying trucks and tanks while other forces hit hydro plants and enemy outposts.
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Winter's Coldest Blast Forecast Names Terkieed Mitchell
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a cold snap with a forecast of arctic temperatures. Names like Terkieed and Mitchell appear, but details are unclear and no definitive event is stated.
Battle with convict escapees rages in Brazil raid
In Sao Paulo area a pitched battle pitted heavily armed convicts who escaped from Ans Chieta Island prison farm against police and marines. Two fugitives were killed and nine recaptured as the crowd withdrew inland toward Las Matas after a violent exchange of gunfire. The pursuit continued with a marine detachment and police closing in.
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United’ Press
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Brazil
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Las Matas
Appeal on Tax Decision Dismissed by High Court
In the High Court yesterday Mr Justice McTiernan dismissed an appeal by the Taxation Commissioner against a Board of Review decision that 975 of 1300 received by Percival John Smith for the sale of a bakery business at Leyburn was not assessable income.
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Economist Urges Levy on Bachelors
Sydney report states Sir Douglas Copland, Vice-Chancellor of the National University, proposed a special levy on bachelors wages. He argued singles save less and a levy could fund capital investment, marriage incentives, and professional training, reducing the investment gap and boosting productivity amid economic challenges.
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Australia
Army Cook Charged With Murder In Broken Hill
Police say an army cook has been charged with murder after a body was found in a paddock near a miner’s path to work in Broken Hill on June 2. The suspect was arrested at Agleburn Camp by detectives.
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Ingleburn
Tragic End to Motor Camping Tour Near Charleville
A university student and two others were injured when their motor tour skidded and overturned eight miles from Augathella. The deceased, Ray mond rE, died in Charleville hospital hours after the crash. Injured are Hate Graham Thwaite 28 with a slight head injury and Brian and rene 22 with slight injuries. Finlay suffered severe head injuries.
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Tragedy Island Inquiry Underway
Police probe continues as two men and a girl remain at a holiday resort on Malle Island near Hayman. An interview is planned as investigators work to piece together events. The main suspect has not yet been questioned by authorities.
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Dr Burton to Appear Before ALP
Dr John Burton is set to appear before the ALP following statements attributed to him during a recent peace conference visit in Pe Bs. The event will address his remarks and the implications for the party's position on the issue.
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Warning of New Floods In Victoria
Weather warnings in Melbourne warn of renewed floods as unsettled conditions persist. Officials report high stream levels, rivers subsiding in many areas, and ongoing flood warnings. A massive earth dam breached amid heavy rain created a lake on East Barwon River endangering towns. geology professors urge caution and non-interference as water may take weeks to reach the barrier. Sydney reports central western NSW floods threatening Darlington Point with earth levees, evacuations, and plans to isolate towns for up to three months. police, mayor, and volunteers bolster flood response.
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Liquor Inquiry Dismissed Tip Off Allegations
Detective Sergeant John William Freeman testified before the Liquor Royal Commission that he never had sufficient evidence to prosecute night clubs for illegal liquor sales. He admitted warning the Caronia Club in Double Bay, and noted connections with Reg Boom and Jack Hayes, while denying a direct tip off to raids. The exchange touched on alleged warnings and associations, with questions about potential informants and related names.
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