Australian Olympic success and close racing in Berlin
Australia logged two wins as Eddie Scort won a light heavyweight heat and Gerald Backhouse reached the 80 metres final. But All Watson failed to reach the 400 metres hurdles semi finals and Dick Garrard lost in wrestling to Hungary. O'Hara then beat Sweme in a welterweight bout as Backhouse challenged Edwards for the 1500 metres.
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Watson in 110 Metres Burdie Heats at Berlin
Australian runner Watson is drawn into heat six for the 110 metres burdie event in Berlin. He faces Caldana of Italy Tranoyle from Yugoslavia Lidman of Sweden and White from the Philippines among 32 starters. two from each heat advance to the semi finals.
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Australia
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Wrestling turmoil and protest swirl around Berlin event
Confusion dominates the Berlin wrestling meet as Garrard loses in a disputed bout while Romagnoli gains a decisive win. Australian officials, led by A G Alderson, push for rule clarity and potential protests. International officials inspect records amid calls to align interpretations for Olympic hopes.
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Barrossal International Amateuis
Hitler Salutes Negro Victors At Olympic Track
German officials watched two German women place laurel wreaths on Owens and Metcalfe after they won the 100 meters event. The moment was greeted with tense reactions as photographers captured the scene amid the crowd.
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Negroce Owenk
Metcalfe
Aret
Wheat market shows prices rise amid strong demand
Sydney wires report another day of higher wheat quotes with buyers pushing for better rates. Silk lots quoted at 4/8 and grain at 4/2, bagged lots around 5/ to 5/1. some small Alexandria sales at 5/2. Chaffey discusses crop conditions and boxing regulation at a metropolitan conference.
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Canada
Olympic Glider Killed In Crash Sees Hurdles Semis
Fragmented report describes Olympic glider fatal crash and track events. It lists 60 metre hurdles heats with athletes Kovacs Belgium Nottbreck Germany Facelli Italy Paterson Argentina and others, plus semi finals results and a hammer throw record. The piece includes chaotic lines about commentary from Jean Owens and a mention of post race instructions.
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Hoin
Germany
Blask
Australian Wheat Prices Hit Six Year High in Melbourne
A Melbourne market report notes wheat at 4/11 a bushel, the highest in six years, with rain at risk. Leading agents say Australian wheat exports are favorable, predicting a crop near 190 million bushels, up about 19 million from last year, and an estimated surplus under present conditions around 6 million bushels.
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Melbourne
Australia’s Amazon Army Dream Fails to Gain Ground
Major-General Gordon Nett asserts Australia cannot raise an Army of 38000 due to enlistment limits. He notes women and men aged 25 are not compelled, and argues training for national defense is essential. The piece reflects on public willingness to serve and broader defense commitments.
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Gordon
Dala
Australia
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Wheat supply and prices worry New South Wales farmers
Sydney reports farmers say under 10 percent of wheat is in their hands and the market is tight. Sir Arthur Trethowan notes growers sold earlier at about 3 shillings a bushel with little exportable wheat now, arguing gradual price rises encourage sowings more than sudden spikes.
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Farmers and Retulers Association
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New South Wales
Sydney
Arthur ‘Trethowan
Madrid Holds Key To Spain's Future
London reports a fierce Madrid battle with rebels claimed defeated on Guadarrama heights. Loyalist forces, aided by reinforcements, held lines as 300 rebels and 54 government troops were reported killed. Foreign intrigue and outside aid rumors surround the conflict as France adheres to non intervention.
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France
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Belbox
Spanish liner Christabel Colon diverted to Southampton
The Christabel Colon arrived at Southampton with 48 percent occupancy. Senor Riyan Chariife, brother-in of the President, is aboard. The liner was en route from New York to Vigo when ordered by wire to proceed to Southampton or Liverpool.
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Senor Riyan Chariife
Senor Agana
New York
Vigo
Wireleon
Liverpool
Council's Appeal Upheld In Compensation Case
The Full Court upheld a council appeal in a compensation dispute involving Lily Latter and her family after a fatal gravel pit fall near Muswall. Reporters noted the case involved former employees and potential further actions as developments were expected.
Fresh Evidence in Gilgandra Death Case Sparks Murder Suspicions
In Gilgandra a 13 year old farm hand Robert Calvert Olbert was found dead with a gunshot wound. Police say possible suicide though parents suspect foul play and have provided messages from the boy. The body was sent to Sydney for further examination.
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Hin Mother
Aulelde
Isydney
Budget moves to trim deficit and tax relief in NZ
Premier Dunstan outlined a reduced deficit of 138000 for the financial year, with a further forecast of 110000 deficit in the current year. Government plans include restoring civil service wages, phasing out the 8d super tax, and exempting 100000 more taxpayers at a cost of 48000 annually. In Wellington, the treasurer announced higher income tax and steep land tax, aiming to raise about 3 million yearly, with local loans for railway completion and reduced indirect taxation.
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Balonne
Woman Promoter Judgment in Leo Kelly Case
A local promoter sues Leo Kelly claiming damages from a failed venture. The case centers on contracts and alleged breaches, with both sides presenting evidence of commitments and receipts. A court decision is expected to establish liability and potential compensation.
Bread War Sparks Price Cuts in Sydney Suburbs
Local bakeries in Sydney suburbs slash prices to lure shoppers with loaves advertised at 14 pence. The move follows rising competition among stores, with firms promising fresh, affordable bread and longer hours to attract customers.
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