50 50 Subsidy for Spastic Clinics Urged by CP
Port Curtis and Mackay districts highlight a 50 50 proposal for funding spastic clinics. The conference urges government subsidy and priority access to building materials, while criticizing ballot paper representation and calling for electoral reform discussions at the state conference in Brisbane.
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Port Cur
Mackinae
Downley Party
A. G. E. Lawrie
W J. Austin
Conerence
Brisbane
Nichlin
Central Inn
George Pearce
Dawson
Keppe
Matthensie
Iscate
Nicklin
Labour
Ag Vatey
Baty
Iss
Poset Parciectorate Co
Senate
Népes
Guseensland
Whch
Archbishop of York to Visit Australia
Archbishop Dr Garrett announced a trip to Australia starting September 21 lasting about four months. This church leadership journey will involve official duties and visits across Australian regions.
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York
Australia
London
Garrett
Austalia
Pasture Seeds Offer Subterranean Clovers and Grasses
Seeding list includes Subterranean, Berseem, Red NZ clovers and permanent Whit certified grasses. Types cover Wimmera Perennis and Trellan varieties with breeding evaluation noted.
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Red
Global briefs reflect postwar aid and political tensions
London reports United States pledging 3 million dollars in military aid with 319 planes and nine vessels. Wellington notes Wellington Waterside Union registrations totaling 456 with 1070 workers including servicemen. London exports 1823 motor cycles to Australia valued at £2,840,317. Ipswich reports fifth polio case a 12 year old boy from Booval in satisfactory condition. Canberra mentions two gift-wheat shipments to India under Colombo plan totaling 8500 tons costing under £380,000. Washington notes Truman says North Atlantic treaty shipments to allies delayed in six months ended March 31. New York Supreme Court orders dissolution of the International Workers Order. Washington cites a Soviet secret 11 nation army in Manchuria aiding Korea and Japan. London Attorney General says no prosecution for Monica Felton over alleged battlefield atrocities due to insufficient evidence.
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Wellington
London
Britain
Australia
United States
Nxt
Federal Bank Bill Re-Submitted to House of Reps
The Commonwealth Bank Bill was resubmitted to the House of Representatives by Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden. It repeals the Chifley era nationalisation act and replaces the governor with a ten member board, making monetary policy Parliament accountable. The measure also provides up to five million pounds added capital and strengthens all bank departments while keeping the bank’s broad structure.
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House of Representatives
Teasurer
Sir Arthur Fadden
Chifley
Commonwealth Bank
Bank of Government
Arthur Fadden
Aso
General Bank
Ing Divison
Rural Credity Department
Mortgage Department
Industrial Finance
The
Commonwealth Bnk
Recent Loan Oversubscribed in Canberra Note
In Canberra the last Conston wealth loan for £40 million drew public subscriptions of £49,790,000. Treasury Minister Sir Arthur Fadden told the House of Representatives that the loan was issued at a slight discount to deliver an effective yield close to that obtainable from bonds of earlier issues traded on the open market.
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Canberra
Arthur Fadden
House of Representatives
Yesteray
Clifton Bridge Club Event At Clifton CWA Rest Room
A bridge and crochet party organized by Mesdames Jones and G Masters at the Clifton CWA Rest Room on Friday night drew good support. Proceeds aimed to fund tennis equipment for the school run by Riviere of She Good Barnart. The bridge game was won by Morgan and J Rielly, while the euchre tournament was claimed by E M Bell and Ties Cranited. Prizes were awarded by Mrs B Logan.
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Clifton Bridge
Clifton
Mesdames , Jones
G. Masters
Cifton
CWA
Ne Riviere
She Good Barnartin
Wre GO
Morgan
J Rielly
50 000 Acre Objective in Sorghum Planting
Sir John Kemp stated the Peak Downs project targets about 50 000 acres for sorghum planting this year. Planting lag and recent rain limited progress, with prior seasons at 53 036 and 66 000 acres. Queensland harvests, still ongoing, face lower yields due to drought, while exports from sorghum are expected to be much reduced.
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Wue Island
British Food Corpors
Peak Downs
Sir John Kemp
John Kemp
London
Queensland British Food Corporation
Queensland
Webb
House of Commons
Former Western Australian Premier Named Northern Territory Administrator
WANBERRA Mr Fr. 8 Wist former Premier of Western Australia and Labour Leader has been appointed Administrator of the Northern Territory. The announcement says he will resign from the Western Australia State Parliament and Labour Party to take up the new post on July 1.
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Wanberra
Wist
Western Allis
Labour Operinn
Western Australian
Northern Territory
Mida Eroy Territories
Pail Hasluck
Wise
Western Australia
Labour Verdersh'p
GGL
Ipswich
Queensland
Hinsluck
Avsiruila
Daughter Seeks Maintenance From Father's Estate
Miss Mary Doris Buckland, daughter of the late Sir Thomas Buckland, sought maintenance from her father’s £422,000 estate in Equity Court. Judge Roper awarded four lump sums totaling £19,000 and granted an absolute right to an annual £1,300 income from pre death settlements, with existing incomes around £1,500 a year and discretionary sums about £1,390.
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Sydney
Mary Doris Buckland
Sir Thomas Buckland
Equity Court
Equity
Justice Roper
Eli Thomas Buckland
Bank of New South Wales
Ernst
Puckland Hospital
Springwood
Ir Thomas
Wallace
K.C
Buckland
Ram sells for world record at Sydney ram sale
A merino ram rescued from drowning last year sold for 4000 guineas at the Sydney ram sales, setting a world record by 600 guineas. Bred by the late F E Body's Bundemar Trany Yarraldoo stud, the ram topped prices as 321 rams grossed £38,268, an average of £275 each.
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Syenex
Sydney
F. E. Body
Bundemar
Trany Yarraldoo
Watertt
Gold Casket Draws and Winners at Brisbane Event
The drawing list records first prize winner A Ward at 52 Mc Leod Street, with second prize to H Richards of Russell Street, South Brisbane, and third to M Grelg, A Sorenson, E Hedcalfe, Metcalfe, and B Garden Casket Agent. Also listed are fourth prize entries for In and Out and other participants, along with a long series of numbers and codes.
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Shisbane
Golden Casket
Meay
A. Ward
McLeod Street
H. Richards
Russell Street
South Brisbane
M. Grelg
A. Sorenson
E. T. Hedcalfe
Ane Metcalfe
Cou B. Garden Casket
Alpert St
Bisbane
Tyn. Co M
Frost
Alexander Street
Lota
Brisbane
N. CIA B
Paneeeee
Hkfo
Bluff
Queenslan
NASA
New South Wales backs Federal price control referendum
The NSW government decided price control should revert to the Federal Government and urged a referendum to be held by the Prime Minister. Premier McGirr argued a national approach is needed for economy stabilization, coordinating with subsidies and taxes.
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Caruer
McGirr
N.S.W
Commonwealth
Pod
Finnan
Cabinet Approves Taxi Fare Rise In Brisbane
Cabinet yesterday approved a proposed taxi fare rise to be set by the Heath and Home Affairs Minister. A deputation had asked for a 14d per mile rate, with a flag fall. Premier Gair said Moore would study fairer hiring under the multiple taxi system and consider restricting taxi licenses.
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Brisbane
Heath and Home Affairs Minster
Moore
Aclig
Gair
Monremig
Nurse McKay faces trial over hospital shooting
In Toowoomba Fay McKay a nurse faced a court after nurse Lenore Lewis testified she did not intend to shoot her. Lewis described after drinking with McKay at Willowburn Hospital May 12 and the moment McKay fired a rifle wounding Lewis. McKay pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial at the circuit court.
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Toowoomba
Fay McKay
McKay
Lenora Margaret Lewis
Kay McKay
Leris
T Wilkowhurn
Circuit Court
A. E. Mason
E. W. Cleary
Tee
Currey
Wurse Lewis
Durine
Willowburm
Thowoomba
Lewis
Fileen Doran
Doran
John
Trey
Coran
Lenore
Matron
Kay
Waite
Minteen Taniron Hurley
Mr. Mason
Lucius Allen
Willowburn
RMO
Toowoomba Ceneral Hospital
Tr. G. V. Hickey
Toowoomba General Hospital
Jury verdict in Maguire case expected today
Brisbane jury weighing handwriting expert evidence in the Maguire trial heard that four ballots in the 1350 Bulimba election were forged. Justice Philp said the jurors should form their own opinion. Melbourne handwriting expert Alan Gordon Stewart testified writing could not be identified by letters alone. The hearing adjourned after police evidence and bail details.
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Brisbane
Justice Philp
Maguire Tril
Counter
Alan Gordon Stewart
Melbourne
Stewart
Maguire
Honour
T. M. Barry
Mr. Barry
Gba
Aimilar
Robert Sadak
London
Sadak
Jour
Britis
Mere
Snc
Bardwell
Rogers
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Altractive
Gloria Johnson
Gloria
Yangan
E. P. Nelson
Thomas Yohnson
Taipei
United
Chiang ‘Kai-shek
General Hospital
Booval
Ralin
India
R. G. Casey
Pesterday
Austin
Pakistan
Ceylon
Washington
Trujan
New York
Supreme Cour
Henry Grumburg
International Workers’ Order
I.W.O
Lw.c
Communist Party
Lustice Greenburg
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Senate Internal Security
Sia
Bennator McCarran
Japan
Frank Soskice
Monica Felton
North Korea
Pravk
Federal Bank
House of Reps
W.A
N.T
N.s.wales
Tewis
Hickey
Voigt Bros
Jantzen
Uyan
King Street
Warwick
Brisbane, Toowoomt, Mackay, Tawi
Bundaberg
Judge
M ° Donnell
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