See Your Juniors for the First Time in Easts Versus Collegians
Historic junior matchup features Lib. AG eastside against Collegians with names like Winkle and Murdoch. includes references to Warwick, Brothers, Bris, and Timelines such as 26 and 42.15. adjacent notes mention Birthday Calls, Banner Street Buttons, News and Toys, plus Movie News and Music and a production of As You Like It. OLD TIME DANCE at PROTESTANT HALL, GUY ST.
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Lib
AG. Easts
Collegians
L. Winkle
INK
Warwick
Brothers
BRIS
Baunach
Billy
Buttons
Banner Street
Army Cadets Seek Applicants as Vacancies Open
A routine order shows Jim Waltisbuhl promoted to Recruit adult within the corps and a move toward staff officer roles. The article invites personnel aged over 16 and under 20 to apply for cadet vacancies, with details on depot applications. It also notes a rifle club event and birthdays of members, plus re engagement dates for listed personnel. A separate Dalby report covers dingoes harming sheep, with a farmer planning electric fencing on 16,000 acres after a £400 loss.
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Jim Waltisbuhl
Corps of Staff Cadets
Queensland
Lecrease Patie Ie
Bnogee
Bill Blacka
Jwhs
Major Marlton
Goers Hobbs
Gam Whittaker
Ashley Watts
Bill Gladstone
Stan Collins
Ray Parker
John Burns
Diery Fy
Dyson White
Ie Campbell
Ken Houlihan
Sam Whit
Ofi
Myles Welsh
Ofl Toon
Bank Nationalisation Bill Sparks House Debate
The Inhour Caucus yesterday opposed the Cor bill in the House of Tives. In Parliament Labour Senate refused to pass the bill repealing the Chifley Government's Bank Nationalisation Act and proposed appointing a ten‑member board to control the Commonwealth Bank instead of a governor at present.
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Inhour
House of Tives
Labouromnes Senate
Chifley
Bank Nationalisa
Commonwealth Bank
Post Office Costs Rise in Australia Pressures
The Australian Post Office faces rising operating costs across wages transport and materials. The Postmaster-General explains attempts to maintain adequate service levels while expanding new services amid wage and price inflation and global material shortages.
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Hines
Costas
Commonwealth
Post Office
Australis
Stmaan
Iber
Aikonain Tech
Suay
Farmer Fined for Bag Stealing in 1960 Case
A farmer convicted of stealing five bags of wheat from Brute Wheat Board was fined £20 with one month in prison on default. Prosecutor noted the act involved and that the accused had prior convictions. Larkin’s employer described him as employable and paid the fine on his behalf.
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Brute Wheat Board
Ea Zee
Spector R
Currey
Arn
W. H. Bowden
Larkin
Riv
Atherton
Gympie
Brisbane Markets Bow Prices for Pumpkins and Produce
Roma Street market reported tight pumpkin supplies with 347 bags sold between £20 10s and £21 15s for prime quality, £18 5s for mixed grade, £16 10s for poorer lots. Lucerne chaff and mixed fodder traded unevenly, with one line at £27 10s and others around £19 to £23 per line. Local chaff, straw, and hay prices varied. fruit and vegetables across Stanthorpe, Tasmania, and New South Wales markets displayed wide per bushel and per box ranges for apples, pears, berries, peas, beans, cabbage, cauliflower, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, celery, carrots, and beetroot.
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Brisbane
Roma Street
Lucerne
Lstest
Stanthorpe
Granny Smiths
Jonathan
Crofton
Cleo
Sturmer
Thieves Took the Poker Machines Thieves Took the Poker Machines
Sydney report says thieves broke into Cootamundra Country Club during the week and stole two poker machines along with whisky gin beer and various goods. Some items were recovered nearby after thieves drank two bottles of wine and a cordial.
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Sydney
Cootamundra Country Club
Second Crash Victim Dies in Brisbane Truck Incident
The second man killed when a faulty truck crashed into a bus and struck a fence at Clayfield died at the General Hospital. The deceased is Robert C. Werry, 30, married, of Mayne. Also listed are prices for various groceries and produce such as sugar, sweet potatoes, turnips, rhubarb, and onions.
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Brisbane
Clayfield
Ues
General Hospital
Robert C. Werry
Mayne
No Export Surplus of Atherton Maize Report
North markets may permit some sales in southern states but a surplus is not expected for Atherton maize this year. Manager Ainlee Maand cited favorable weather and no labor issues keeping production ahead of schedule though car prices were announced at £54 a form.
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Atherton
Ainlee Maand
Stranghan
French Stowaway Dives Overboard and Escapes
In Sydney Harbour yesterday morning a six foot French stowaway named Jean Durand escaped by diving from the Pioneer Star after hiding aboard from Brisbane to America. Police hunt him after he swam ashore at Bradleys Head while passengers on the Manly ferry Barracoota watched his ascent.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Sydney Harbour
Jean Durand
America
Bradley's Head
Manly
Pioneer Star
Roma St Railway Goods Yard Delays Costly
Roma St railway goods yard delays cost the Brisbane commerce sector, with meetings planned for July 10. Waiting times cost £35 to £50 weekly per yard, attributed to sway checks for goods awaiting dispatch at the yard.
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Rams
Brisbane
Consemerce
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Crane
Eddie Brosnan
T. Coman
Bris. Rake
Brian D. Bor
L. Roseneder
Steve Dick
C. H. Allen Memorial Orchestra
Piao
Mildred Watt
Town Hall
Warwick Benevolent Society
Guy ST
Killarney
Verem
D.eeley
Te “Eureka
Kew
Urbenville
Randy Bo-Bo
Mr. T. ©. Davey
Scott
Man Vakic
Dalby Dalby
Dalby
Shelley Motors
Grafton ST
Wai
RWICK
TELCO
Kelvinator
Dae
Toowoomba
Electric Light and Power
Ruthven St