Tightening of Car Purchase Payments
The minimum payment on cars rises from 25 to 23 percent starting July 1. Used car hire periods drop from 36 to 30 months. Queensland brokers announce stricter credit terms amid buoyant but cooling demand. Down payments for used cars up to seven years old rise to 33 percent with shorter hire terms. used trucks fixed at 50 percent with 24 or 18 month terms. The Australian Guarantee Corporation notes buoyant vehicle demand but signals tighter credit due to evolving conditions.
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Queensland
Australian Gusrabtee. Corporation
A E. ‘Tayior
Australia
Industrial Acceptance Corporation Ltd
M. Bryan
Motor Sealers
Australian Guarantee Corporation
Ator
Suiire
Wool Sales Auction Sees 7850 Bales Sold Privately
Market closed strong with firm competition as 7850 bales were sold privately after Thursday auctions. The closing series yielded firm values and good prices, with notable activity for wethers. D. T. Croker led the sales for RES and reported a fond price closing.
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Winchcompe Carson
Wethers
D. T. Croker U
OATS And Related Feed Seeds Advertised In Local List
A fragment listing various grains and seeds for agricultural use appears including oats for winter, barley, lucerne seed, clovers, pasture grasses, and fodder crops. Also mentioned are feeds and supplies such as poultry feed and bird seeds, with several brand names and grades.
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Cape
Hunter River
Unions Prepare Earlier Reopening Talks in Melbourne
ACTU Interstate Executive and Federal Unions to discuss reopening date before November fixed by Arbitration Court. Meeting in Melbourne will hear 86 unions with about one million members. Topics include margins, long service leave, and amendments to the Arbitration Act. 24 hour stoppages urged by left wings likely to be rejected.
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Federal Arbitration Court
A.C.T.U
Melbourne
Arbitration Court
ACTU
Milion
Seamen's Union
World Federation of Trade Unons
Navy unveils deadly anti-sub weapon "Lienbo" mine
Report from Sydney-Melbourne mentions the navy equipping a Q class destroyer with a new anti-sub device named Limbo. The second ship of five Q class destroyers is being converted, with two more destroyers to follow as spares.
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Navy
Mr. Aan
Erere
Sydney
Melbourne
Sydney Wharf Tally Clerks Strike
About 300 tally clerks on the Sydney Waterfront went on strike yesterday morning over the method of work allocation. Wharf Labourers faced reduced pay as the strike began, and if it lasts until Monday waterside work could be lost. Clerks plan a Monday meeting to decide on returning to work.
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Sydney
Brown to defend Empire welter title in Sydney match
British Empire welterweight champion Barry Brown arrives in Sydney next Monday to defend his title against Australian champion George Barnes. Art Mawson, director of the Australian Boxing Club, plans to stage the Bates versus Brown bout at an outdoor arena on Six-hour Day October 4 with Brown possibly fighting twice in Sydney beforehand. Barnes has recently fought Ta Pyot in July and has been inactive since.
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Sydney
Barry Brown
George ‘Barnes
Direeter
Art Mawson
Bates
Brown
Mawson
Barnes
I Sands
Italian Thrashes Flannery in Melbourne Bout
Italian boxer Dominates Flannery in a 12 round decision at Melbourne Stadium. Flannery, regarded as a tough Australian, is outsped, outboxed, and outmaneuvered as the challenger takes control from the start and never relinquishes it.
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Melbourne
Stallay
Biondi Secures Victory in Pro Debut Bout
Former boxing champion Biondi wins his first professional fight on a Melbourne bill. The overhand right and clever footwork carry him to a points decision over Cec Emmonn in an event featuring prominent fighters and local venues.
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Suicanh
Ormer Biotempion
Alex Bona
Or Mt
Killarney Women’s Bowls Star Badge Results
In the Star Badge competition Mrs Lamb defeated Mrs D White Ballard as Swan and McMillan beat Perkins Reid Bradford 29. Grayson Lamb 33 Sumiskey Fags noted. Next Thursday the five end singles begin. play from 1 pm. On Sunday six men’s rinks visit from Warwick. ladies to assist with catering. Mrs Cambage (president) and Mrs D White (secretary) elected Killarney delegates to the Southern Downs championship committee. Hostesses next Thursday will be Mech H and E Bull.
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Killarney
Lamb
D White Ballard
Mead
B. Grayson
Grayson
Sumiskey
Swan
McMillan
Perkins
Reid
Bradford
Han- Gok
Faroe Kouthnot
Cam
Warwick
Cambage
D. White
Southern Downs
Mech
E. Bull
Allora Woman Selected for Queensland Team to Play Victoria
Mrs Milton Holmes of Allora has been chosen for the Queensland women’s bowling team to meet Victoria in Brisbane. A member and former champion of the Allora club she has won the Darling Downs Champion of Champions. She is three times past president of the Allora Club.
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Allora
Milton Holmes
Queensland
Victoria
Brisbane
Bowls at Tannymorel Tannymorel Paira Winners
In a Thursday bowls meet at Tannymorel Mead companions won several pair and fours events. Milward and Cowte claimed a pair victory, while Wenck and Fischer defeated opponents 23 to 9 in another pairing. Jeuen, Bull, Mogridge and Armatron won the fours 25 to 18, with other entries showing multiple results and upcoming events planned for July 22 with president and members to attend.
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Tannymorel
Teo
Morel Green
Mesa
R. Milward
A Cowte
Mead
W Fischer
H. Wenck
N. Jeuen
OG. Bull
L. Mogridge
J. Armatron
H Bum
B. Roush
Wilkie
A. Cowle
W. Puscher
G- Grive
Wenck
W. Godfrey
Mess
Fletejimr
S. Ant
Vis
Lorraine Crapp Breaks World Record in 880 Yards Swim
Lorraine Crapp, 15, shattered the world record for the women’s 880 yards at the Tobruk Memorial Baths during a Townsville carnival, clocking 11 minutes 0.2 seconds to beat the previous mark. Fellow Australian Gary Chapman set a new 1650 yards freestyle Australian record in 1 minute 23. seconds, while Denise Spencer’s record in backstroke was noted among other feats.
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Lorraine Crapp
Tobruk Memorial Baths
Bonds
Gary Chapman
Australia
Lorraine Teagy
Frank Gutlrie
Wera
Eerie
Toni
Ann Gur
Eral
Lorraine
Ian
Wakpela
Go Davies
Denise Spencer
Tarraine
Fer
Fuera
Ipman
Wy Soh
Rae
Shap
Chapman
Chak
Estabin
Dianne Knight
Queens
Ie Bela
Joy Dave
Detat Weld
St Queensland
Shieh
Pink
Owe
Three men hurt by boiling bitumen at Gladstone meat works
Three workers at Gladstone meat works were sprayed with boiling bitumen during a kerosene burn incident on Wednesday. Ernest Hay aged 21 suffered second degree burns to hands face legs and forearms while Neville Turnbull 24 and Huy were burned on arms shoulders and face. They were hospitalized in serious condition after workmates beat out flames.
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Gladstone
Gildstone
Ernest Hay
Neville Turnbull
Huy
US to Share Atomic Secrets? Committee hints on weapon traits
Durham said the committee discussed external characteristics and tactical performance of atomic weapons. No final decisions were reached yet, but firm conclusions were expected today as members tentatively approved provisions related to civil aspects and power.
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Washingtun
Mir
Durham
Hall Withdraws From State Side In Rugby League Report
Brisbane reports Hall pulled from the Queensland side amid a slight attack, with Ta taking over in the halves. Noel Femur enters a bid to reclaim a Test place as another withdrawal appears imminent. Holman played in the second interstate game in Sydney in May and is expected fit for the match against New South Wales next week.
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Brisbane
Queensland
2Ni
Hal
Bous
Noel Femur
Queens
Yester
Sydney
Sy Sto
Holman
Holl Weit
Maglind
England eye David Sheppard captaincy after Pakistan test
A strong editorial current at Lords backs David Sheppard to lead England in the Australia tour after his selection as captain against Pakistan in the Second Test Deeply engaged in theology he plans to return to first class cricket for the summer The move faces opposition from some professional players and fears of political interference are cited as reasons against him
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David Sheppard
Whgles
England
Australia
Pakistan
Sheppard
Lords
Hutton
Pol Sheppard
Callgirl Man's Huge Fortune Inheritance For Jelke Siblings
New York reports Mickey Jelke is set to receive 125000 dollars plus 500000 after five years in a trust chain linked to the notorious call girl case. John Jelke’s will directs a 1 million dollar trust and estate shared by Mickey and brother Chuck plus sister, with distributions at ages 25 and 30. The will, dated July 11 1944, leaves the inheritance to the two brothers and sister with equal division among surviving heirs if needed.
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New York
Mickey Jelke
Heari Ing. Cns
John Jel
Natonal Guard
Ton Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Porce
Mickey
Charles
Chuck) Jelka
Chuck
John
Mery Louanna Patsy Nn
Player participation exceeds half of season daven matches
The report notes that the athlete has appeared in more than half of this season's daven matches, indicating frequent selection and reliability. Details on exact counts or opponent specifics are not provided in the accessible text.
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