China seeks 50 year ban on Japan armed forces
Dr Sun Fo, head of the Legislative Yuan, told the People’s Far Eastern Association that China would press for Japan to be stripped of its Army Navy and Air Force for 50 years. He said a strong international peace body could permit China to fortify defenses and guard against future aggression as the UN wins a total victory.
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Sun Fo
Legisative Yuan
People’s Faron Relations Association
Pean
China
Japan
Newmarket Brisbane Doomben Races Face Scratches
Doomben races at Newmarket Brisbane list 15 acceptors with one straight race and up to three quarters hour before post for scratch decisions. Wardnde, Warenda, Gold Salute and Beaulivre are among favorites with a crowded field across Doomben and Newmarket handicaps. Final acceptances show Auction, Expressman, Kyvalley and Monash among leading runners with colorful notes on contenders.
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Doomben
Newmarket
R. A. Young
Toowoomba
Badford
Bahiheai
Neymarket
Warenda
Ibeen
Wardnde
Beaulivre
Laen
Guid Force
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Bon Bouche
Hi-Muark
F Morea Expressman
Ittie
Novice Canecutters Cracking Up High Labor Woes
Brigbane reports that novice canecutters including jockeys and hairdressers disrupt sugar harvest with poor attendance and low efficiency. Mills in Mackay and Bundaberg near start, while Canegrowers and manpower officials warn that many workers are unfit for canecutting and only produce about 43 percent of normal output, risking need for extra labor.
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Bundaberg
Queensland Canegrowers’ Council
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Heading for a new Army collar fashion Collects at View torla Barracks
Hundreds of girls face the challenge of the new Worden Army winter uniform with detatched collars. AWAS volunteers explain how to dress, noting the collar tightens, the knot must be correct, and friends help adjust before parade.
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Greymare AGF Holds Monthly Meeting at Local Hall
The Greymare branch of the ACF met in the local hall with president E Costello and treasurer J Wily among attendees. A credit balance of £18 2s 4d was reported. AD Becaint of £3 18s 6d was approved for payment. The group sent comfort parcels to Home Forces members in camp, including four pairs of socks, three scarves, 30 washers, handkerchiefs, and hooks.
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ACF
Messen E Costello
J. Wily
A. Ri. Marshall
Knaiutassh BR
Lawler
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J. Denham
Miss. K. Wilson
ACF Meeting At School Of Arts Detailing Local Activities
The ACF meeting at the School of Arts, presided by Mrs W Roach, heard names present including Mrs dames Brown and R Brown. Reports noted satisfactory credit balance and plans for a canteen order, a benefit dance, and a cubs tourney. Ambulance charity events, Miss Marjorie Grayeon supplied music, with ticket sales by Mr Barton and duties by Mr Brassington. First aid lectures were held at Mt Colliery School over six weeks led by Mr G Leftanake, ambulance superintendent, assisted by Mr Thorpe. Personal notices mention Corporal Alex Dayeon away for the weekend with treatment.
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Joyce
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Gordo
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Fischer
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Tory
Otis
Calliery
Hallam
Warwick
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Grayeon
J. Bull
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Barton
Brassington Joarkeeper
J. Geffrey
Ae Petrot
Mit
Andy Mas
oMr
Leftanake
Thorpe
Alex ‘Dayeon
Alf
Rey
Swarwik Hogpilel
Defend Australia Money Urges Nation’s Financial Stand
Mr Frank Baker urges Australia not to borrow for defense funds, arguing that credit can be expanded through the Commonwealth Bank and government should lend freely without interest or principal repayment. He cites Treasurer Fadden’s note on 12 month value of production and the Royal Commission on monetary systems. The debate centers on national credit and public finance.
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Australia
Frank Baker
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Bayer
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Jug
Wapler
Commonwealth Banc
Inquiries into White Feather Letters Reported
Canberra reports that white feather letters sent from Australia to members of the A.L.P. in the Middle East are under investigation. The Army Minister said he had not received official complaints of unfair or unreasonable letters being sent abroad. WOODS GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE advertised.
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A.lp
Middle East
Army
F. M. Force
Evening social at Brodland's Hall features euchre and dancing
A lively St Add atis Women's Guild evening in Brodland's Hall offered table tennis, euchre, dancing, and a children’s event. Mrs Al Hall Loch Lomond and Mr Li Mapes led prizes. Miss M Gray provided music. Driv er Doug Robinson received a farewell from Loch Lomond residents as a large crowd enjoyed supper and songs.
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Robison
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Excelsior Dominates Aces In Hockey Clash 6 1
Excelsior defeats the Aces 6 to 1 with G. Ryan scoring four goals. Key contributors include Morrison, White, Bougoure, Dean, and Heyves for Excelsior while Purvey faced shots from E Mordigan and Purves. Aces' Morrison and Ryan stood out but could not stop the onslaught.
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Not Prepared: Sydney Survey Finds Air Raid Gaps
A Sydney survey reveals many residents are unprepared for air raids. Over a third of homes have not prepared shelters, and few have basic fire protection tools such as long-handled shovels or sand for incendiary bombs, despite submarines attacking the coast and harbor.
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Sydney Harbour
Sydney
Homer
Markets in Brisbane See Light Pumpkin Demand
The Roma Street market report notes dull trading with light pumpkin supplies. Prices ranged with pumpkins at 4 to 6/4, lucerne chaff at 11/4, and wheat offers refused at 13/ and 19/6. Mixed chaff sold at 6/3. Eng potatos brought 14/2, better quality private sales at feed maximums. Brisbane Market Board quotes Hen 4/, medium 1/11, limits 1/8, second quality 1/8 a dozen.
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Fruit and vegetable prices on Brisbane markets
Prices for Brisbane vegetables and fruits are listed with fluctuating figures. Tomatoes vary from 2/ to 10/ per unit with grades and colours, beans and cauliflower show mixed quality, and other items such as greens and sage white fetch higher or discolored rates, indicating a broad market spread.
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Flemington cattle and sheep sale results posted
At Flemington sale yards yesterday 52 439 sheep and lambs penned. Prime stock described as high grade with bids trading around 50 to 64 pence per pound. Cattle tally reached 1935 with prime buyers showing interest. weights and prices noted across steers heifers and bulls.
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Flemington Bale
Brisbane Stock Exchange Quotations 1957 Trade Listings
Quotations cover Brisbane and regional stocks with prices for shares in Brisbane brokers and listed companies. Notable items include Golden Plateau and Bundabere Distilleries, New Golden Plateau, Broken Hill South, Queens land Meat Export, Allastration Stock at 4 percent, and various tin and machinery firms. Prices appear in shillings and pounds with multiple entries and annotations.
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Walkers
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Goldsprough
Mort
Queensland
Maize Bushel Price Report By Dieckmann Bros
A fragment describes maize sales including a price of 6/8 per bushel and a consignment of 140 bushels to the American Army. It notes a nett yield of 90/44 and mentions fodder and stools as additional outputs. Names Dieckmann Bros Ralbay and Messia appear in the fragmented text.
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Dieckmann Bros. Ralbay
Clothing Coupons For U S Army Personnel In Australia
Melbourne reports that the rationing commission has arranged with the United States Army Forces in Australia for special clothing coupons to be issued to U S Army personnel, officers, and warrant officers serving in Australia. June 16 will see a maintenance issue of 70 coupons annually. Commissioned officers in Australia after June 15 will receive a first issue of coupons and a maintenance issue of 25 coupons. Married men in Austria on June 10 will receive 26 coupons by rank.
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Rationing Commission
United States Army
Inr
Australia
U.S. Army
Marege
Austria
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