Wimbledon tennis results show third round men and quarter finals
Wimbledon action continued with men in the third round where Mittle and Puttuga Biavin defeated Combes and Malfroy 1 percent 44 6 4 8 6 4. In women's singles quarterfinals Miss Jacoba defeated Miss Marble and Mme Jedrezjaw-H defeated Faby Mathieu 64 2.
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Mittle
Puttuga Biavin
Combes
Malfroy
N.Z
Cane. Stammera
Miss Jacoba
Miss Marble
Mme. Jedrezjaw
Het’ Aedra
Faby
Mde
Mathieu
Minister Warns on Juvenile Car Theft Surge in NSW
Sydney reports the Minister for Justice Mr. Martin voices alarm over a rise in juvenile car thefts as joy riding temptations fuel the crime. He argues existing laws are firm but NSW lacks sufficient deterrents and calls for stronger penalties and potential new legislation.
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Sydney
Mr. Martin
New South Wales
Australia Fortunatly Situated Says Attorney General
Newcastle today heard Attorney General W. M. Hughes urge calm and unity in wartime. He praised the Australian steel industry as vital to air defence and economic growth and warned even the strongest nations must prepare for worst cases.
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Newcastle
W. M. Mughes
Walter
Hughes
England Rugby Team Selection Hinted by Experts
Experts favour a Wellington NZ lineup for England including J. Smith T. Page J. Emy L. Jacks V. Scott A. Kay RK. Brown R. Banham W. Solomon W. Tittle ton W. Pymble W. Walker L. Brown P. Rininvi H. Macara H. Milliken J. Wright J. Broderick W. Leverburrough H. Flanagan J. Brooks Banham formerly played for New South Wales.
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Wellington
N.Z
Wed
England
J. Broderick
W. Leverburrough
H. Flanagan
J. Brooks
Banham
New South Wales
Sydney air raid precautions discussed at city conference
The National Emergency Service director announced decontamination squads ready to respond to hostile air attacks in Sydney. The conference of women’s organizations appointed groups to organize air raid precautions and first aid in different parts of the city.
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Sydney
Sydneytown
National Emergency Service
Lorenzo
Claysea
Canberra Court Dismisses Drunken Driving Charge
At Canberra Court before Mr M J Ryan P M Albert Tognella labourer of Molong lo faced charges of driving under liquor influence but the case was dismissed after evidence showed he was not drunk enough for arrest. Details include admission of some drinking and a subsequent sobriety test result. Also reports fines for breaches at Hotel Kingston and other traffic offences.
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M. J. Ryan
Albert John Tognella
Molonglo
Brodribb
Canberra Avenue
Wells
Tognella
Queanbeyan
Mackellar
Kingston
Leslie George Dawson
Ray McGregor
Lenses
Togucila
Wes
Lewis Windermere
L. Quinnivan
Taxation Department
Horace William Burton
Eividence
About & Pm
Burton
Liveridge Street
Acton Guest House
Vectors Nott and McKellar
W. H. E. Dickson
James A. Yeates
Fim
Willam Roy Hinchliffe
Acc
Australian War Hiertorial Board of Management
Yeates
Action of mother saves child on dairy farm blaze
Grafton reports a mother rushed to save her child Joyce Wa aged four on a Karingai dairy farm. The girl poured kerosene on a hot stove causing an explosion and flames. Mrs Watkins tore away burning clothes and carried the girl to a doctor’s surgery for burns and shock treatment.
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Grafton
Joyce Wa
Karingai
Watkins
Burma
Trade With America Advocated at Melbourne Rotary Luncheon
Justice Lowel, president of the English Speaking Union, urged at Melbourne Rotary Club that no trade with the United States would secure cooperation against totalitarian aggression. He noted Australia and the U S are strong competitors, making such a stance difficult.
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Melbourne
United States
G P O Tender Lunch Details Revealed at Inquiry
The Royal Commission heard a lunch hour discussion among the late Commonwealth Architect Henders on, Sydney Works head Orwin, and Wonderrich’s reps as tenders for G P O extensions closed. Taylor admitted questioning tender results and said Grant’s sandstone bid was lowest while Whittle’s terra cotta bid was higher by about £1400.
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Aydneyt
Commonwealth
Mr. Henderson
Sydney
Orwin
Wonderrich’s
G.P.O
Royal Commission
Rteginak
Taylor
Grant
Whittle
Henderson
Justice Maxwell
Windeyer
Sayer
Ulings
Mr. Loxton
Uat Wunderlich
Major prizes in State Lottery draw announced
Lottery No. 605 results list first prize No. 97 015 Sure Yea syndicate led by T. Neilson of Brisbane Queen Street P O Second prize No. 75 206 Three Mugs syndicate run by W. H. Baldry Roseville Dun troon Avenue Third prize No. 91 573 Rozelle Old Boys syndicate led by C. Clymer Batman Fourth prize No. 44 155 Iris syndicate led by Misa L Mayior Captain's Flat Bungendore Lottery No. 696 will be drawn on Monday morning.
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Sydney
T. Neilson
Queen Street
P.O
Brisbane
W. H. Baldry
Duntroon Avenue
Roseville
Iris Syndicate
Misa L Mayior
Captain's Flat
Bungendore
Stone price dispute delays terracotta privy project
An unnamed speaker resisted revealing the true price to aid Grant's stone interests. He claimed Grant was delaying the stone price until the terracotta privy reached the builders.
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Grant
Shipping Delay Hits Sydney Voyages in Rough Seas
Rough weather off New South Wales and the Tasman Sea delayed ships today. The passenger steamer Ourimbah sheltered at Lord Howe Island two days late to Sydney, while the Awatea bound for Auckland warned of worsening gale and possible delay. Heavy rain drenched the north coast with more expected.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Tasman Sea
Ourimbah
Wea
Lord Howe Isjland
Schedge
Awatea
Auckland
Earlien
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