Thoroughbred racing card yields multiple divisions and close finishes
The program features Fox Hall winning Flying Colours division in 1.27, Lasting and Reunion in a second division with close margins, Table Talk taking first in the maiden division by two lengths, Vergure and Samurai close in the second, War Trophy dominant in the maiden, Bally Rich prevailing in the second, and Stalin besting field in the Welter. races record times and betting notes accompany each result, with several close outcomes and sizable purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Reunion
R. Goordwins
Eager Fox
G. Whitney
Bramana
Bogan Boy
Eye Witness
Questionable
Precious Silver
Ready Wit
Peggy Pan
Dunkerry
Captain Ho
Vayu
Diva
A. Knox
William Wont
N. Robinsoni
Old Serpent
M. McCarten
Tabasco
Castalia
Porimond
Gambler Masterpiece
Coorawong
Dungals
Fernave
Serpent
Vergure
McMenamin
Samurai
Nicholls
Benburb
J. Duncan
King Pyrrhus
Taroo
Exsperanto
Leif
Duke Caledon
the Brush
Tingle Joy
Aren
T We All
Cliquot
WAR Trophy
R. Heather
Welcome News
Id. Munro
Gold Rim
W. Cook
Auctioneer
Ingle Boy
High Flyer
Marmont
Little Andrea
Lily Brayton
Ceres
Merry Myra
Maid of Italy
Faydare
Greenery
Miay Tantrum
Tunisia
Jamson
Bally Rich
E. Bartle
Betty Beth
JM McC
Lay Gay
E. McMenamin
Hit Aero
Brucas
A. Thomas
Majorca
la Vallee
Little Gragie
Believe
Dar- Ing
Mita Cello
Lady Gay
Be Aero
Jengih
Jeneth
Stalin
D. Munro
Tuhitaram
MecCarten
Laucullus Lad
Phillipe
Othera
Hedenic
Herarde
Tickle
Monogram
Jan Ding
China
Jahn
Mary
Pontiac
Wlawarra
Lorn Val
Beijing
Tubhi Turata
Lucullus
Lad
Victoria Park
Highborn
Linklet
Korimake
Lord Valentine
Court Gossip
Pianconi
Bella Eroil
All Set
Baraglow
Progress
Mainlaw
Dive
ACT Rugby Union Opposes NSW Country Matches Plan
ACT Rugby Union President W G Woodger says country unions should focus on a strong club programme rather than scheduling major representative games. He notes Canberra will host the Country Carnival, and the ACT plans a reserve grade this season while seeking Newcastle fixtures and a trip to Sydney for the Queensland match on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T. Rugby Union
W. G. Woodger
New South Wales Union
Eise
N.8.w. Union
Mr. Woodger
A.C.T
N.S.W
W. W. Hill
J. Noseda
Noseda
ALF
Canberra
A.C.T. Wold
A.C Tnion
Alwaye
All Blacks
Randwick
Gordon
Parramatta
Newcastle
Sydney
King's Hirthday
NLS
Ma. Woodger
N.S.W. Union
Sydney University
Varsity
Royal, Military College
Nsw
Queens Land
British Wheat Purchase Sets Daily Canada Trade Mark
The United Kingdom bought 12,000,000 bushels of Canadian wheat in the last 24 hours, expanding wartime food supply and trade with Canada under WINNIVEG arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Brand labeling buyers trust in national and local ads
The piece highlights manufacturers who brand goods to inform customers about what they purchase and urges advertisers in both national campaigns and local stores to keep faith with shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Government searches for alternates as coal strike disrupts mails
In the House of Representatives the Postmaster General Mr Thorby said the coal strike has seriously interfered with country mail delivery and the government is making every effort to use other services for country mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
Mr. Thorby
House of Representatives
British MP Grenfell Honoured with Floor Seat in Commons
In a House of Representatives session last night Labour MP Grenfell received a floor seat. He was welcomed by the Prime Minister and shook hands with the Speaker Col. Bell and Leader of the Country Party Mr. Cameron. His seat was placed near the government front benches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Grenfell
Labour
House of Commons
Prime Minster
Col. Bell
Country Party
Mr. Cameron
On the Air Schedule Highlights from 2FC and JAR
A dense list of radio programming shows a full day schedule across 2FC and JAR with news, music, talks, concerts, and special features. Notable items include Essential Services segments, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra performances, Liberal arts features, and the Parliamentary News broadcast sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2FC
JAR
Daly Coen
Jane Speed
New York World's
Doreen McArthur Berry
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dan Foley
Frances Sinse
Wv. G. Cornell
Lea Sims
Wilfrid Thomas
Antonio
Conar
Jim Davidson
Sydney Wireless
Egon Petri
A.B.C
Melbourne
Dilution of Labour Sparks Senate Clash in Sydney
In Sydney on Wednesday strong words were hurled by One ALC.2.U. Conference members over a reported deal between the Australian Engineering Union and the Commonwealth government. They warned the plan would lower average wages and act as industrial conscription hindering workers freedom. Labor speakers branded the pact betrayal and treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
ALC
Australian Engineering Union
Commonwealth Tovernment
Cameron
Vic
J. Coull
Unlicensed Radio Operator Fined in Central Court
George Myles of Ryde was fined £20 at the Central Police Court for transmitting wireless without authority. An inspector of the Postal Department said the broadcasts mainly consisted of recorded music and messages to friends. The Commonwealth spent £150 tracing the messages' source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
George Myles
Ryde
Ntral
Postal Department
Commonwealth
Kingston Tennis Club Elects New Secretary
At a Kingston Tennis Club general meeting at the courts on Monday Mr. D Duff, president, announced the resignation of longtime secretary Mr. J Mayo for business reasons. Mr. J B Johnston was elected to fill the vacancy with Mrs. Denton as assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
D. Duff
J. Mayo
J. B. Johnston
Denton
Canberra Schools Shift to Winter Sports and Activities
Canberra schools move from summer to winter sports with final secondary cricket matches completed and primary finals due tomorrow. Cadet enrollment grows as Monday drill sessions showcase student enthusiasm. Noted visitors include Mr H Haydon and Mr Dunbar and Mr A D Watson faces illness. deputy Eddy acts as principal. May 6 play at Albert Hall set with rehearsals under way. Government House Garden Fair attracts High School pupils and entries. Telopea Park Library opens with 518 books. headmaster Mr Fry urges donations to reach 1,000 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Secodary Schoola
H. Haydon
Dunbar
Directep
Tourist Bureau
Filins
A. D. Watson
Canberra High School
Sydney
Watson
Eddy
Albert Hall
Government House
Telopea Park School
McD. Fry
Fry
C. Edwards
Scout Week schedule and gatherings for Chu Scouts
The note outlines meetings and parades for Chu Scouts with events this May. It mentions a Friday meeting at TB sharp, the Duty Patrol the Herons, a Sunday gathering titled Pauls on May, and a sixtha parade. It notes May 12 attendance and reunions of old Scouts as part of Scout Week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Sharp
Nin
Guides Meet at Commissioner Residence for Weir Aid
About 30 Girl Guides gathered at the Commissioner residence on Saturday to assemble 800 parcels for the fair contribution to the weir on Balurdey. Lady sehr requested two Guides to tend on her at the Fair and the Prime Minister sent an invitation to attend Anzac Day at the House of Anzac Day. Guides set for 10.80 at the back of The District Commissioner. Gursia, returning to Sod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivyard
Balurdey
Fier
Sehr
Gursia
Scout Notes Combined Empire Day Service at Albert Hall
A combined Girl Guide and Boy Scout Empire Day service will be at Albert Hall on Sunday May 24 at 4 p.m. A patrol leaders training course will be at Pennant Hills in May with travel expenses arranged from a Sydney benefactor. Heavy rain reduced attendance Friday. tomorrow night a social to check Scouter J. R. Israel. Scouts to bring a mug and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Pennant Hills
Sydney
J. R. Israel
Red Cross Canberra Division Receives Donations Toward Appeal
The Canberra division reports funds received toward the appeal for the Society. Previously acknowledged entries include Bank of New South Wales Joint House Dept Canberra University and eight staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funda
Ieages
Bank of New South Wales
Canberra University
State Lottery Mystery List Exposed
A garbled OCR shows a list of lottery syndicates with partial names and streets, mentioning First Second Third and Fourth entries. Fragmentary evidence references locations such as A Pacer Road Petersh Tamworth and Myre, with Monday timing unclear.
Fragmentary Foreign Policy Notes From The Era
Fragmented OCR text references various nations and leaders. Mentions about East Indies, Netherlands, Britain, Japan, and U S statements hint at international intervention debates and pacific stance. The excerpt shows a newswire style with attribution to a correspondent and mentions of rights, invasion, and state actions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wandicap
Foxhall
A. Gillard
K. Ashman
Buenavera
K. Andrews
Pennywise
Red Spruce
Brunswick Joy
Wallace Foote
Bun Leaf
Zel
All Dark
Belle Ballerina
Lady Wonga
Buena Betty
Featoon
Zietoun
Flying Colours
Buenavero
Divea
Rugby Union
Meccall
McCall Oterns
R. Snow Ltd
City
Clifford Love
D. Ato. Sydmel
Nes
J. Food Factory
Jones
Shamiina Bie Ritlnks
Rure Atkinson
Mausic
Stock Exchange
Joyce Rich
Young Peoples
Melbourne Symphony Orchesta
Bernard Heinze
Woomen
Eddie Gaye
Sydney Light Orchestra
J. P. Powell
Marie Bremner
New York
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Edouard Lamert Iolint
Ernest Llewellyn
Ind
Melbourne Wireless Chorus
A. Boyce Gibson
Southern Memories
Close
2CY
Sams
Canberra Times
ZBL
Ac.t.u
Kingston Tennis Club
Bonita Granville
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Amott
Arnott
William Arnott
Canberra Grammar
Telopea Park
St. Paul's
Trea
Empire Day Service
Sid Canberra
John’s
RED Cross
State Lotter
Sry
This Wee
Ari East
Indi
Seif
Indies
Brulral Nava
Japan
the Tribune
United
Mr. Arita Bd Sn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!