Atomic Milestone Opens Path To Peaceful Atomic Power
The launch of the United States battleship Mautilus marks a historic advance in atomic energy for peaceful use. President Truman calls it a milestone not for war, but for industrial power, with scientists predicting broader adoption within about ten years. The piece urges sanity to prevent a shift to conflict and notes allied efforts toward peaceful application of atomic energy. It also reports engagements and obituaries in the Warwick area including June Margaret Glsebe and Donald James Russell, and funeral notices for Maryans Fleanor McDougall and Michael Donnelly with local church services and cemetery plans.
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Motor Cyclist Fined For Failing to Stop at Sign
Clifford John Cooke an access worker for Century Electrical Company East Warwick pleaded guilty at the Court of Petty Sessions to failing to stop at a Stop Before Entering sign while riding a rotor cycle. Senior Sergeant A J prosecuted. On May 26 at about 50 pm officers at Locke and Wallace Streets observed Cooke riding along Locke Street from More Street and failing to stop at the sign. He was stopped in Wallace Street about 49 cars from the sign after making a left turn. He admitted seeing the sign and that he passed it at a speed of about 5 miles per hour. The sign, recently erected at a dangerous corner, had been the scene of near accidents. He was fined £1 with costs, in default three days.
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Weather notes Brisbane frosts sweep south west districts
Heavy frosts were recorded yesterday across many centres in south west districts with very low grass readings including Stanthorpe and Mitchell. Inglewood reported 2 degrees. Light showers touched the extreme north coast while the weather bureau forecast mainly fine conditions for Queensland with few showers in the far north interior and a warming trend midweek as westerly winds ease.
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Temperature Drop Follows Frost Across Queensland
Yesterday saw a 19 degree low marking one of the coldest winter mornings as frost blanketed paddocks from Warwick to Stanthorpe. Forecasters warned fine conditions with isolated coastal showers north of Cardwell and strengthening south east winds. nights remain cold with further frosts likely.
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Apple Growers Vote to Elect H E Phillips to Board
H E Phillips of Tholi, Orchardist, won the Apple and Pear Marketing Board seat over M McGuigan by one vote in a tight ballot of qualified apple growers. The board, established three years ago, meets quarterly in Melbourne with representatives from each state. Phillips expects improved shipping space for Queensland apples as export demand shifts with the Korean War and storage figures show growing production potential reaching around 500 000 bushels this season.
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Fined £25 For Running Down Albatross in Sydney Harbour
Sydney court records Walter Alec Reed of Riley Street fined £25 for running down an albatross with a speedboat in Sydney Harbour on May 18. Hodgson described the act as beastly and unsportsmanlike, noting police had questioned Reed after another speedboat driver accused him of striking the bird twice. The prosecutor said Reed claimed the bird was in his view at the time.
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Seven Fined for Transport Act Breaches
Several defendants faced penalties for carrying goods without permits under the State Transport Facilities Act. Albert George Byers of Inglewood received £110 plus costs after interception near Aratula for a furniture load from Warwick to Walloon. Other violators, including Grisart of Broadwater and Beaman of Bungunya, were fined amounts from £3 to £30 with costs, for loads ranging from plywood to washing machines. One case involved a 10 ton load of iron from Newcastle destined for Brisbane, with no proper authorisation. The Transport Commissioner noted a new provision enforcing carrier fees when permits are absent, and several defendants faced default sentences if fines and costs were not paid.
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Air Transport Key to Future of Far West
During a west tour the governor became the first to visit Blidaville as the path to Far West development unfolds. The speech linked air transport with rail and other services, praising visionaries who built railways and urging bold plans to connect the region with all services.
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Urbenville Hospital Auxiliary Visit for New Women’s Group
Secretary H G Reeks reports a £1300 donation from the United Hospitals Auxiliary Sydney to Urbenville and District Hospital. The visit on July 3 aims to form a new hospital women's auxiliary.
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Glen Aplin Head Teacher Transferred
Mr Peter Mallom head teacher at Glen Aplin State School has been transferred to Millmerran in a similar role and will move with his wife to his new appointment today. Mallom has spent 15 years in Stanthorpe including posts at Stanthorpe Sev erntea and Gui Agila.
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Timber Loss Looms for NSW Millers Amid Market Slump
Carino cites a potential loss of £750,000 for Tweed Richmond timber millers in New South Wales. He notes a shrinking market since December, rising wages and registration fees, and higher hauling costs push the industry toward financial strain despite a 1931 turnover near £3,000,000.
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Free Immunisation Against Tetanus Drive
Warwick City Council announces free tetanus immunisation for residents. Initiative aims to boost community protection and runs at local clinics this month with eligibility details to be announced.
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Allied Notes to Berlin Soviet Authorities
London Reuters says the three High Commissioners sent notes to Soviet authorities on Monday asserting Allied rights to patrol the autobahn between West Berlin and West Germany. The notes protest Soviet interference with patrols and remind that such patrols align with Four Power Agreements.
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Downs Airways Link With Coast Centres
Fragmentary OCR text references an airline route and coast centers with mentions of Downs and McDen. Details are unclear.
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