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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
1
Radar Sabotage Hits Carrier Sydney Refitting at Garden Island
Canberra reports deliberate damage to radar equipment on the aircraft carrier Sydney during a refit at Garden Island. A caboteur cut radar cables, minor damage ensued, no delay to her October departure for Korea to relieve the Royal Navy carrier Glory. Naval and security officers investigated possible insider involvement amid prior sabotage attempts in 1948 at Devonport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Emas
Sydney
Garden Island
Navy
J. Francis
Francis
Korea
Glory
Mr. Fransis
Ci.b
S m
Devonport Royal Dockyard
England
Red Cross seeks £5000 boost to blood transfusion service
Queensland Red Cross division meeting in Bundaberg recommends requesting an additional £5000 from the State Government to finance blood transfusion work and aims to cut overall expenditure from £135,000 to £113,265 while raising income to £90,009. Major General Cannan defends continuing wartime care, noting the Red Cross must fund postwar casualties and press for discipline on spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundaberg
Queensland
Red Cross Society
J. H
Red Cross
Cannan
National
New South Wales
Victoria
J. G. Butler
Townsville
Douglass
Mary Ron
Maryborough
Rees
Gifford
Mail contractor remains unconscious after Mas incident
A mail contractor lay unconscious beside a packhorse rail team near Mas yesterday afternoon. His injuries were not yet described, with authorities continuing to assess his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Mas
Embassy Probes Mrs Street Background Over Visa Delays
London reports the American Embassy is inquiry into Jessie Street political background as part of her visa application amid eight delegates. Street, wife of New South Wales Chief Justice, said she and others were questioned and that a delay risks breaking the UN transit accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emassy
Jessie Street
America
Warsaw
Ensbaesy
Street
United Nations
New South Wales
England
Damages Sought Over Amana Crash Widows File Writs
Widows of three of 29 Amana crash victims file writs in West Australia and Victoria seeking large damages from Australian National Airways and Vacuum Oil. Joan Blow claims £29000 against ANA and Vacuum Oil. Marjorie Douglas seeks unspecified damages and funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Austra
West Australia
Joan Barbara Blow
Dean
Newcastle
Australian National Airways
Vacuum Oil Co. Pty. Ltd
Therine
Stanley Ernest Baker
Ampol
Birchgrove
N.S.W
ANA
Vacuum Oil Piy, Ltd
Marjorie Watson Douglas
Anneth William Douglas
Winterbottom Motor Co. Ltd
Perth
A.N.A
Vacuum Oil
Douglas
100th Anniversary Celebration of Unique Migration
Saint Anns Nova Scotia hosts the 100th anniversary of the salting of the barque Margaret on August 1. Chief Flora MacLeod from Dunvegan Castle leads assembled clans from New Scotland and beyond in recalling the voyage and the Highland era migration to Nova Scotia and Australia. The Rev Norman MacLeod led the Normanite Presbyterian followers to greater freedom, later building ships to settle in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Anns
Nova Statia
New Scotland
Flora MacLeod
Dunvegan Castle
Isle of Skye
Scotland
Margaret
Australia
Norman Macleod
Wharfies Sackings after Refusal to Work in Hamilton
Twenty eight watersiders were dismissed after they refused to work as directed at Kalpaki in Hamilton. Officials expect a compulsory conference of shipping and labor officials to be convened. The men were loading meat ships for Britain into the Balpuli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shisbane
Hamilton
Ges
Shipping
Wales
Britain
Public Asked to Conserve State Butter Stocks
A report notes butter supplies were to shops across the state on the April model, urging restraint to avoid draining state reserves. Retailers report rush buying and price fears, with some NSW residents crossing borders to purchase, while grocers urge purchases to meet normal demand and weather variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Ber
Cuumbs Sala
Referendum Likely on Red Powers Power Shift in Australia
Canberra reports the Commonwealth Government intends to propose a year climate referendum to gain authority to amend the Constitution and curb communism. New South Wales will not push referendums, but federal ministers expect early legislation to enable a nationwide vote on expanded powers, with Prime Minister Menzies signaling no comment until official NSW notice is received. The vote would cover outlawing the Communist Party under existing Crimes Act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Commonwealth
Cerfaim
Pawer Ce
Tt Wi Ie
New South Wales
Menzies
McGirr
Sydney
Spa
Ab State Pet
Timber Shortage Forces Concrete Housing Shift in Brisbane
Brisbane report says Australia may shift to concrete homes due to amber shortage. Government minutes note amber supply constraints and urge substitute building methods to meet demand for up to 70,000 houses next year, far short of 90,000 target. Migration and material costs complicate the timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
O'Connor
Stile Advancis
Queensland
Avetohia
Branch Line Stations Closed as Amiens Residents Protest
Amiens district residents condemn Railway Department’s plan to close Amiens station from June 29, with other South-West Division stations possibly affected. The move shifts station tasks to train crews, affects local growers shipping vegetables, and prompts calls to keep Amiens open year round. A deputation criticized reductions, urging retention and improved staff classifications for weigh bridge duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens
Railway Department
South-West Division
Conningham
BS Shunalendes
Staton
Cunningham
Sxpenaltpre
Aenewal
Gibbons
Allways
Ager
Commissioner For Railways
Department
C.od
Mengel
Brisbane
Esbinges Weare
OFA
Air
Chinese Reds Back Malik Cease Fire Plan
Peking radio reported by the New York Times Hong Kong correspondent says Mao Zedong endorsed Malik’s cease fire proposal for Korea while noting conditions including withdrawal of foreign troops and a Korean settlement. Britain and the United States discuss Malik’s initiative, weighing its implications for Soviet policy and UN approach to Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Mao Tsetung
China
M. Malik
Korea
United States
M. Maui
North Kerea
New York
Hong Kong
Times
Peking
People's Daily
Malik
Sil
Formoan
United Nations Security Council
London
Reuter
Washington
Britain
USM
M. Malti
Io Cnvtitn
Evening News
Forman
Mr. Morrison
Gladwyn Jehh
United Nations
H House of Commons
Morrison
Russia
Morrizon
House
Nasrallah Eat
Trygve Lie
United Nations General Assembly
United Press
United Nation
Seth Parabee Sateen
United Sa Nations
Mr. Marshall
Canberra treasury official cites no bank credit control change
In Canberra the Assistant Treasurer told the House of Representatives that there had been no modification of directions or suggestions by the Commonwealth Bank to London Banks on credit control during the past few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Treasurtt
Sivarthae Fadden
Lindine Banks
Sugar price rise eyed for next month in Australia
The Prime Minister Mr R G Menzies announced a renewed five year sugar agreement with Queensland to lift wholesale sugar price from £41 9 4 to £53 6 8 per ton. The plan includes higher wholesalers margins, suspension of a £216,000 aid payment to the sugar industry, and a five year review open to either government. Legislation to pass swiftly after Parliament rises, with the new price operative once royal assent is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actuals
Epic
Queensland
Point Pe Pastis
Meenas
Ae Pinndustry
Fruit Industry Sugar Concession Committee
Menzies
Constant
Rescho
Cremonwealth
Schacr
Brisbane
Hanlon
Canberra
Hans
Rome
New Zealand
Adermann Attacks State Soldier Settlement
Adermann attacks the Queensland Government over a settlement for state soldiers. The dispute centers on compensation for land and acre values, with claims that payments were inflated and unequal to original costs. The row highlights tensions between government policy and soldier settlement schemes.
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