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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1947

Page

5

Seed catalog fragment from Cape and Toowoomba notes

Fragmentary seed list includes barley and wheat varieties such as Cape poetry fintess Lucerne broadleaf lucerne and canary clovers and other grasses. Mentions Italian prairie canary red and Golds with limited legible names and numbers.

Nat Golds

Australia Loses Key Man in Vital Rugby Test

Australia suffered a setback in the Sydney Test as Kev Bourke broke his left collar bone and the team fell 14-2 to New Zealand All Blacks. Tim Mason replaced an injured Argus, while Mason and Bourke were among the standout moments. NZ kickers Boo Boott and Fred Allen contributed to a decisive margin, with New Zealand sealing the win in front of a 27,161 crowd despite Australia’s forward effort led by Shehadie, Kreefft, and Tweedale.

Sydney Australia al Blacks Aiustralia Kev Rourke All Blacks Chipper Fred Allen Bourke Quechélarier Ding Auscalia Page Allert Lek Mav Thornton Ton Atl New Zealand Tim Mason Wally Argus Beott Wnappond Boo Boott George Nepin New Bouth Wales Nick Shehadie Joe Kreefft Erie Tweedale Calley K. Kearney Graham Cooke McLean Australis Windsor Staviard Areun

British Troops Killed in Palestine Turmoil

In Haifa and Tel Aviv a spate of attacks killed and wounded British soldiers and civilians. A Sten gunman fired through an Astoria Cafe window wounding three officers. a Jewish gunman injured a barman. In Tel Aviv two soldiers died and two were wounded as terrorists fired on crowds. The Stern gang is suspected, tied to the death and escape of Major Roy Farran. One officer wounded at the Halfa cafe later died.

Terusalem Astoria Haifa Tel-Aviv United Press

Five Sydney youths held over shop robberies in Epping

Five Sydney youths aged 16 to 18 were arrested in their beds early Saturday. Detectives allege they took part in Epping shop robberies, one case involving smashing a plate glass shop window and stealing jewellery. They are due before the Children's Court in about one week.

Sydney Epping

Increase in Potato Prices in Canberra and States

Prices Commissioner Mr McCarthy announced a retail potato price increase to 11d per lb on Saturday, with wholesale rise by £22 per ten in all States. The move, due to subsidy cuts, aims to curb small-jet trading and will take effect today, with stocks held at the close of Saturday, June 28, to be sold at old prices. Retailers should consult the schedule for new ceilings, noting exceptions in Launceston and Newcastle.

Canberra McCarthy McGarthy Bince Capitacles

Warwick Members Farewell Mrs Avery

The Croquet Club held a farewell for Mrs Avery on Saturday afternoon with Iceland poppies and gum tips decorations. President Mrs Smith was absent. Mrs Thomas presided and praised Mrs Avery for three years of service and her progress in A and B grade play. A gift and afternoon tea followed, with a croquet match and several social games.

Avery Mra R. F. W. Smith Mra Thomas Thomas Mra Sandberg Jutsum Bromnan Mra Avery Mr. Avery Liege Jutaun Castlerom Howkewood Castle Tin Tis Luteum Maxwell Lund Harley Miss Thompson Woemer Lonmin Hackwood Broananeet Hooper Mead Sandbets Muirs Garland Mitchell McCarthy Perry Mire Thomas Sandberg

Mass Holiday Shutdown Halts US Coal Mines

Mass holiday grinds on as 400000 coal miners begin a week long vacation amid 48000 tons of coal in reserve enough for 32 days. Interior Secretary Julius Krug notes mines may not reopen without a negotiated contract, with possible legal disputes over applying labor laws.

Pittsburgh Department of Interior the Interior Julius Krug

U S Journalist Found Guilty of Treason

Boston journalist Douglas Chandler aged 58, once a Baltimore reporter, was found guilty by a federal jury on ten counts of treason for wartime propaganda broadcasts under the alias Paul Revere. He pleaded insanity. sentence deferred by Judge Francis Wood, with possible death or 5 to 10 years plus fines.

Boston Douglas Chandler Chandler Baltimore Paul Revere United States Roosevelt Francs Wood

Rugby League Stars in Sydney Face Transfer Fee Debate

Delegates to the New South Wales Rugby League gather for a late night discussion on curbing English pro clubs seeking Australian players. Talks favor pressing the English League via the Australian Board of Control for a heavy international transfer fee, with a suggested sum of ZA. Don Graham of St George has been approached after an injured knee limited him to bed rest Saturday, while Jack Lindwell nears 100 points this season as a standout in form despite no final invitation to England.

Sydney New South Wales England Sorth Wales Australian Board of Control St George Don Graham Graham Jack Lindwell Berime i Cere

Atom bomb stockpiles unfold in Chicago remarks

CHICAGO Chancellor Robert M Sutebing of Chicago University stated that the United States now possesses a stockpile of pen and improvised bombs sufficient, by conservative estimates, to destroy every large city on earth. Chancellor Mutchins, in The Common Cause, urged a world parliament and world disarmament as the path to lasting peace.

Chicago Robert M. Sutebing Chicago University United States Mutchins Common Cause the Mittee Puresident

Win by Phos Proves Profitable to Warwick Brothers

Warwick brothers profit from Phos Pro at Gatton on May 14 while Messrs Samson Brothers of Warwick score a major win at Bundamba with Thos in the first division. Sydney Wallojer Zipper beaten in a Maiden Handicap as Phos races again, with Brenton Inte and other horses prominent. Doomben Ten Thousand jockeys and runners discussed as Doomben Cup approaches.

Phen Gatton Samson Brothers Warwick Bundumba Thos Phon Peel Zipfer Sydney Phos Big Fmeunis Pevud Monush Brent AL Inte Findadedt Melfort Simprom Kindle Ali Wan Holt Arvobluc Pothinius Chaytor Doomben New Zealand Eicere Misater Dash King Karachi Athol Mulley Vo Fide Mon Leesh Ridhy Ares Attley Brespley da Vinci W. Brimices Good Idea Pop. Yee Dowborough Stephens Wellington Selwoods iWeate la Patrice F. Cooks Repero O'Brien Hedul Morgan Nestor Ij. Crilley Earl Pemthews Podmore Pelt Fores J. J. Conquest Betor Robina J. Thomp Highstrum MacGrowdle Nobleman A Sime Burgess Master Dash Mina Leesh Star Act Guy Stand France Judgment St. Fairy Oak Astley Peter Robinson Peter Fobinsoni

Association Winter Fixture Results

Winter fixtures of the Warwick and District Association saw wins for Allora and St Mary's in the men sections Association I and II, with Mentone and Association C successful in the women’s. Detailed pennant results show Association I prevailing 42 to 2, Association II 48 to 33, Allora 48 to 24, St Marys I 46 to 29, and Association II teams edging in several close matches across divisions. Mentone beat Allora in women’s field, while St Mary’s B and C squads secured wins in lower grades, with Association D and E also posting margins.

Warwick Tendy Association Allora St Mary's Carton Mentone Association C Thetatts St Mary's T Association St Mary's IV G. Stuart J. Bayly R. Butler J. Abood B. Devle J. Fallon R. Ogdern B. Hunter Doyle Fallon Ro Butler J. Abord BU Mary's B. Diggers Mary's Vo Tannymorel W. Heiberg T. King H. Coonan BE. Phelan A. Shield G. Robertern K. King J. Shulis G. Robertson H. Coopan E. Pielan Mary's Dwyer Eather Eastwell Wotwn Fisher Styman Burns Picher Walsh Pennant Grace Mentone Allorm Mics Perrin Sind Mie Plank Mira Holmes Hamsan Gilbert Pavies Carey Guy Mon Evlines Hangpeen

American Upsets Bromwich For Wimbledon Shock

London reports Patty earned a major Wimbledon upset in the fifth round by defeating Bromwich in a dramatic match on Centre Court. Patty used sharp placements and fast attacks to win the first set 6 4, Bromwich replying with stronger baseline play to take the second 6 0. Patty dominated early in the third, then closed out with decisive exchanges as Bromwich faltered, delivering a stunning victory despite fierce rallies and late momentum.

London America Pally Bromwich Wimbledon Centre Court Patty Deve Met Drobny Tom Brown Petra Polkenburg C. Brown Kramer Robson Geof Brown Pelliman Long Falkenburg A Redil B. Patty Scond E. David David d Oldhoam Petra jWnnd Pelli Od Cucelli del Bello Rinkel van Swold Byerre Friggesy Fannin Bourgess Bourgess d Bemp and McVeigh, 1-1, 6-2. Baker and Kitowicz @ Hebda and Skonecki Geoff Brown Bergelin Johansson Barton Paish Bartroli Olteaga Brichant Wanher Redl Sangher Monto Misrad Morea Segura Mottram Sidwell Geelhand Grundet Bromwith Miay Grover Bathurst Hopman Miss Hoshing Bolton Couts Mongies Chapman Hummers Mini Quertier Mra Bostock Misa Harper Dawson-Stutt Ainkel Hamilton Mite Broughad Bailey Roberts Mra Osborne Basteck Sart Miss Stork

New York Used Car Dealers Hit By Racket Growth

New York publishers report car dealers are profiting from selling four current models for every five from authorized agencies in a racket that drives up prices beyond factory lists. The article also covers tennis results with Patty losing the fourth set and Bromwich clinching the fifth, and lists various quarter finals and doubles match outcomes.

New York New Yakk

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