W S W Champions Win Victorian Doubles Title
Melbourne Monday reports New South Wales mixed doubles champions John Bromwich and Mia Joyce Fitch defeated national champs Colin Long and Ura Bolton to claim the Victorian doubles title at Kooyong. The match featured decisive sets 12 30, 6 8, 8 4 with Bromwich prevailing in the women’s singles final over Mrs Lang.
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Melbourne Weather Capsizes U S Tennis Davis Cup Plans
Melbourne confronts capricious clime as U S Davis Cup hopefuls seek warm sun for practice. Only Bill Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy likely to compete in Sydney national title. others eager to depart after Davis Cup efforts.
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No Protest Over Bromwich Ball Handling in Davis Cup
The American Davis Cup team manager Walter Pate announced he would not protest officially against any move used by Bromwich discarding the ball in the Davis Cup. He indicated he might reconsider, but Molala did not expect further trouble.
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Schools Speech Day Honors Mixed Prizes and Cups
Ian Jenikinn led the form prizes as awards list spans form trophies, divinity certificates, and sport cups. The program celebrates graduates from Form A to Leaving Certificates with music, athletics, and classroom accolades across multiple departments.
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Headmistress to Western Australia as school work deepens
The text notes Miss Mitchell retiring after ten years at the Church of England Girls Grammar School and handing over to Miss Masters, with Mrs Lally to assume headship next year. It records 222 students in the second term, added classrooms funded by the Parents and Friends Association, and reflects on girls pursuing nursing, teaching, or medicine. The Duchess of Gloucester and Bishop of Goulburn attend the speech day at Albert Hall.
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Sydney lottery draw reveals prime and second prize syndicates
Lottery No. 1424 drawn yesterday lists first prize 56881 for the "Two Triers" syndicate led by Mrs M Pinkerton of Wentworth Hotel Sydney, second prize 7807 for the "Xman Girl" syndicate linked to Mrs Butter of Mascot, and fourth prize 350 for the "Spares" syndicate led by C A Lauwe of Newtown Sydney. names and addresses appear among results.
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Emaciated Family Found in Verminous Shack Near Liverpool
Police visited a derelict dwelling at Austral near Liverpool today and found a pregnant woman and her nine children living in extreme poverty. The woman's married daughter and two infant grandchildren shared the same squalor with no money in the house and only a loaf of bread and cucumbers. The older woman's husband was away and the younger woman's husband had left her. Some inmates appeared severely malnourished from long-term famine.
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Poland Bans Bantism Film in Warsaw Censorship Move
A fragmented report notes Poland banning a film titled Bantism in Warsaw as authorities extend censorship. The item hints at state control over media with unclear details but mentions punitive actions against filmmakers and potential public reaction.
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