Women’s events highlight world record aims at Sydney meet
Report notes participants from Australia United States Sweden and Japan in swimming weightlifting and paratroop displays. The piece cites world record prospects in women’s 100 metres and 4x100 relay heats while listing athletes such as Aubrey and Stepen among finalists and detailing paratrooper training at Narrandera with No. 4 Parachute Company preparing for formation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jig
Nécond
UBL
R Aubrey
Austratio
Gy “Larsnon
Vbwelen
Inal
Mdolen
Bumuki
Japan
Sta
Teale
Anneal Ok
Ieight
Sameanaie
Gunny
Sameon
USA
U McQuade
Australia
Argentina
Alk
Barbers
N. Bchenavinky
Total
Boaiberworld Rweard
G. Novak
Dodbiles
Kilgour
Ken McDonald
Ausraat
Engineer killed at Lid eh Colliery conveyor incident
A mine engineer died instantly at Lid eh Colliery in Binileton after being caught between a conveyor belt roller and the machinery. Police and investigators attended the scene, and the accident is under inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Te Soren
Lid@eh
Binileton
NSW cricket group reports falling interest and £4000 deficit
The New South Wales Cricket Association presented its fifth annual report showing declining interest in cricket and a deficit near £4000. President Baill, reelected, urged reforms and the board discussed youth development, intercolonial and international exposure, and improved cooperation to revive participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S.W. Cricket Association
Kx Griaket
Baiith
Uod
Othnila
Dar
Australia
England
Rai
Smith Wells
Ines
Bydney
Cricket Ground
Asien
My Herford
The-Rame
Aa F
Wren Weweenty
Sheffield Shield
CFOV
el Ban
Mingern
Fe AL Clade Ks Ohnaon
MC Chuane
Chantry
Promittor Wa
Mes'ra
RSS Truepar
Dagor
DC Reddon
Roh Tuk
J "Chegwynm
Court sentences Ray Coleman and others in NSW incident
Ray Coleman and Richard O'Brien were convicted in a Sydney area court. Coleman received hard labour for multiple charges including language misuse and property damage, plus fines. O'Brien faced counts for fare offences and later confrontation with police. A sergeant testified he was attacked while with the men in a police car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Coleman
Ieee Eee
Aie
Thes
St Mena Iin Rayto
Salona
Borer
Matet
Aeadahe
Magaslll
Richard O'Brien
Cromwe
Ralchiasat
Coleman
Cam Area
Ccamperdown
Obrien
Annandale
McClomney
Wool Exports Data Show Sharp Yearly Decline Across Markets
The report outlines a dramatic drop in export wool values for the year ending June, noting Britain as the top buyer with 238,146,000, while Australia saw limited activity. Other nations including France, Belgium, and Czechoslovakia are listed with varying purchases and valuations, and overall figures reflect a substantial decline in overseas trade of wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapur
Court Grants Order To Quit At Banner Street Cottage
A magistrate in Canberra ordered Darken to quit a Banner Street cottage. The order requires delivery of possessions by September 12. The case involves Canberra Steam Laundry Ltd and employment history of Darken, with former employee Frederick Duden and a transfer to accommodate a new employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Street
O'Connor
F. P. Keane
Canberra
Feeders
Jek_ Darken
Canberra Bleam Laundry Ltd
Darken
Kenneth Henry Oliphant
Tra
Enttage
Bannertreet
Condor
Coly Fs
Frederick Duden
Banners
O'Conner
Coltage
RG. Battey
Dayles Land ‘Alley
Canbberra Steam Laundry Ltd
SL. “Maguire
Decision Reserved On Arbitration Court Claims
The Chief Judge of the Edenly Arbitration Court reserved a decision on appeals against an award by the Federal Conciliation Commissioner. The union argues jurisdiction issues and that state industrial authorities should set awards for state instrumentalities. The dispute centers on whether Mr. Blakeley had authority to make the award and seeks leave to appeal again under the Conciliation Commission framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydney
Ce Edenly
Raymond Rielly
Toxday
Western Australia
Ara’ Westing
A Blakeley
Unites State Strumentalty Organisation
Eward
Blakeley
Fia
Promotion Announces W D Borrie Demography Head at ANU
The Council of the Australian National University yesterday promoted New Zealander W D Borrie to a senior position in Demography at Wig School of Residence. Borrie, a former lecturer at Sydney University, holds Cambridge and Dominion scholar credentials and has held research fellowships in social areas during 1907/40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the
Australian National University
Yeaterday
W. D. Borrie
Wig School of
Resia
Magraghle
Acrals
Paes Cariain
Sapecin
T of
Migrante
Proposal to Amend Articles of Paper Making Company Melbourne
A circular to shareholders by Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd proposes amending the Articles of Association to permit issuing additional preference shares with a 1 for 20 share bonus for existing holders until amendments receive 76 percent approval. Meetings set for August 25 to vote on the plan, with new issue limits and safeguards. company records show higher production for the year, including 160,000 tons of paper and boards and 47,500 tons of pulp, plus a new washing facility at Fair dint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Directora of
Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd
Aharen
Anainholders
Maine
Texi
Fairdint
Rise In State Basic Wage For West Australia
Perth reports an eight shilling and eight pence rise to eleven pounds twelve shillings and three pence in the state basic wage. The increase to be immediate is expected to add eight million to manual wages and affect both private and government workplaces in Western Australia. A further federal wage for Perth will rise to thirteen pounds two shillings when the latest increase takes effect, with an estimated impact near three hundred thousand pounds to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Australia
Perth
Austra
ALP Group Seizes Clerks Union Office in NSW
A NSW clerks union office changes hands as the Australian Labor Party group gains control from a Communist-led administration. Acting Secretary P OToole and Acting President Stuart-Robertson take charge. March reformists pledge staff changes and reengagement policy while top officers Hughes and Proctor are barred from re election. The waterfront shipping body rejects the new council appointee, and the appointment of R Hitts to replace A Maclaren is not recognised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Clerker' Union
Central Council
Aasp
J. R Hughes
M. Proctor
P. Otoole
Riordian
Stuart-Roberlaon
Ofotale
Rida
Hughes
Ina
Fortuient
Mesers
Proctor
Mers Bere
Gentral
Uniton
Mew
Hilla Borate
Decontrol of Clothing Prices Prompts Utility Margin Shift
NSW Cabinet moves to decontrol clothing and grocery items. Prices Branch reports increases in washing compounds and two brands of washing powders. Consumer impact cited as public benefit with potential luxury line adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nttley
Urapery
NSA
Nsw
Grin
Fone
Transfer of Liquor License in Ged Hole Street Case
Court records show Fileen A Muroney transferring a liquor license on Ged Hole Street after a prior seizure at 10 supply. Mrs Muroney testified to attending the event and identifying Abe Samron and Geoffery Duncan Euston with Savon Enterprises. Baltron has provided evidence before the Liquor Royal Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Monasy
Willum Street
City
Fileen
Muroney
Abe
Aken
Savon “Enterprises
Geoffery Duncan Euston
Welln
Abe SaMron
Fister
Baltron Haa
Liguo
Woman Sucked From Stradoguiseur At Rio Scene
A mysterious event aboard a strado cruiser near Rio de Janeiro left an American woman missing after a sudden malfunction caused a feed and sail cabin breach. Authorities, including Mr. Bimilia Capelines, investigate as the ship briefly halted and then resumed course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro Brasil
Brasil
Monlavider
Heck
Rio
Bimilia Capelines
Hinhis
Nam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nea
Aes Achidine
Yda
Germany
di Clee
Jaland
Zitions Ta Aia
Theton
Sweden
RAAT
Ab Waumanaln
Mira HA
Aydnay
Elaputchaa
Garrions Orem
Beyare
Honnton-Ponter
Home Hil
Iguarserer Coreral Bee
Pit ‘Praok
Minar
Aungreve
J Army
Cosuherwealth
Instructionaana Corps
Idlgenst Platoon
Killzd
N.S.W
Zephyr
Capital Motors
Manuka
Ford
Life Models
Clerks’ Union Office
Nto Ord, Ihara
Beecham
Mr. J. Byrnes
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!