Championship Won by Stroke Day Summer 147
The record shows day summer 147 with Holder from Goulburn and Bilings from Bendigo tied at 76, Williams of Kingswood at 75, Doddrell of Royal Canberra at 74, Bachli at 74, Peters of Concord at 75, all noting final scores and placements in a regional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
Goulburn
W. Bilings
Bendigo
W. Willams
Kingswood
E. G. Doddrell
Royal Canberra
D.W. Bachli
T. N. Peters
Concord
D. G. Williams
Go. R. Richards
Rein Sh Herd Hugyal Cauepher
To J. Dwyer
W. Williams
J.C. Barkeley
Ta An
J. H. L. Cumpaton
TO. J. Edsington
D. Ferguson
Long Reef
Higgins Wins Foursomes and Nida Dominates Open
Higgins and Williams clinched the foursomes title with a 76 78 win over Pendergast and Joneski at Kingwood. Von Nida captured the Canberra Cup by two strokes, posting a 72 in the final round to finish ahead of Petterson McWilliam Campbell and Gaffney, with Maloney leading the stroke handicap contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Higgins
Williams
Kingawood
Akel
AK. Pendergast
Oegins
B. Mayo
Carneroe Cwb
Wydth
Wave
Nida
Higgins
von Nida
Lord Keerr
Lober
J. Petterson
N. McWilliam
C. Campbell
Is R. Gaffney
Reg. Maloney
Royal Canberra
Rk, Cox
Cromer County
Ted
McGovern
May
Yeaerday
Young Vic
W. Mc
Higging
Satyo
Open Championship standings and drought clear summaries
Open Championship results show Higgins leading with 141 and Barker second at 143 as multiple players post 144. The report lists scores for Canberra Royal, Long Island, North Brighton and other clubs with final placements and ties. A Commonwealth Forestry Bureau note accompanies drought data for December through February with Queanbeyan recording no rain in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Higgins
Kingawaol
N. von Nida
J.C. Barker
Nsw
C. Campbell
Long Island
J. Petterson
Royal Canberra
W. McWilliam
North Brighton
C. R. Gaffney
Northbridge
L. Chaplin
Ke, Cremin
Murdock’s
Commonwealth Forestry Bureau
Mt. Stromio
Brindabella
Queanbeyan
Stromio
Urarra
Westridge
Rowena
Duntroon Aero
Weetangera Oo
Duntroon
C.a.lr
Black Mi
Dole Payments Deemed Inadequate by NSW Union Leader
In Sydney at the Easter Conference of the New South Wales ALP the State President of the Unemployed and Belief Workers Union, Mr McGregor, condemned dole allocations as insufficient. He compared costs, noting feeding a chimpanzee costs £56 8s a year while a single unemployed man gets £22 and a couple £40 6s. He warned that postwar unemployed conditions could worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Unemployed and Belief Workers’ Union
Mr. McGregor
New South Wales A.L.P
McGregor
Emu Plains
J. McGregor
Club invitation for players and hopefuls announced
Peet invites all current and prospective players to attend. Rodda serves as secretary for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodda
Easter bowling winners named at Canberra Club event
During the Easter holidays the Canberra Club held two bowling competitions. May Hodgson won the pairs and Guthrie Bagley Trevillian and Heyes took the rinks. Multiple match results are listed with scores, including Slims and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
May-Hodgeson
Northwold
Dickson
Chubb
Bigman
Ingram
Rain
Hellier
Galbraith
Beattie
Cusack McKinstry
Prust
Bradley
Warwick
de Ville
Hodgeon
Courlander
Fiper
Bale
Orr
Jackson
Donkin
Frankl
Rose Bay
Edward
Horan
Clemens
Bomerville
Cottingham
Marshall
Dee
Florance
Kelly
Amy
Mitchell
Bondi
Forbes
Hobday
Monahan
Joyce
Girl Drowns at Sans Souci Bathing Beach
Rescue workers spent two hours trying to save 16 year old Eileen Abrook of Kogarab. She was found submerged in five feet of water at Sans Souci bath and is believed to have been in the water about an hour before recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Eileen Abrook
Kogarab
McEwen Denies Secret Documents Charge
Melbourne Monday. Minister McEwen dismissed Sydney claims that he carried secret documents from Canberra to his Stanhope home. He said he met the department head at Shepparton en route to Melbourne and that the papers involved were for routine discussion, defending the procedural exchange as the only way the story could have arisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
McEwen
Sydney
Canberra
Stanhope
Shepparton
Popera
Arigen
Woman killed in car crash near Quirindi
A NSW woman died and three others were injured when a car skidded after a blowout and capsized on the North Western Road, 11 miles from Quirindi. Victim is Mrs. F. Yeatman of Auburn Sydney. Injured include Frederick Charles Turkey, Miss Daphne Hardy, and Miss Mary J Minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Quirindi
F. Yeatman
Auburn
Sydney
Frederick Charles Turkey
Daphne Hardy
Mary J. Minds
Narrabri
Boy Migration Urged in London Letter
Mr H N MacLegg of Australia House appeals in the Daily Telegraph for renewed British boy migration to Australia. He says voluntary migration societies stand ready to resume recruiting if Australians overseas fight, so youths should be sent to take their place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. N. MacLegg
Australia House
Daily Telegraph
Australia
Australing
Child Dies From Scalds In Sandgate Incident
Three year old Graham English died in hospital from scalds after falling into a tub of boiling water at his Sandgate home yesterday. Parents are reportedly co-operating with police in the Brisbane inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Graham English
Sandgate
Constipation and Liver Sluggishness Publicized
An old newspaper style health note warns office workers about indoor living causing constipation and fatigue. It promotes Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills as a vegetable remedy to improve liver action and bowel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
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Noa.w
Ate
JC. Burker
Martin Smith
G. Doddrell
A. J. Senior
N.S.W
K. A. Ireland
Dar
Burchell
W. McDonald
Professional Golf Association
Trey
the Lakes
Hes J. Senior
M. L. Kelly
J. C. Barker
Ie Pendergast
N.s.w.i
Tanner
E. G. Coiddrell
Aiunt Willams
D. W. Bachn
J. A. Grant
R. Gaffney
E. Cremin
Murdoch's
Northern
W. &. Richardson
Oldfield's
Mayo
Carnarvon
J. R. Pendergast
W.A. Higgins
E. A. Ireland
R. J. Maloney
E. J. Halliday
Co. Lukin
Taunton
B. K. Thomson
Balgowlah
J.B. Ryman
N. Peters
Maloney
Richardson
Clufields
R. Cox
T Tanner
the Glikes
E. A. Treland
N.8.w
G. Naismith
Riversdale
Senr
Royal Bydney
E. W. O'Shea
Bonnie Doonh
C. P. Maroney
Shannon
H. Finely
Q. Byrné
S. Mayo
J. B. Ryman
J. A. Carrodua
A. RK. Rix
L. Snowsill
H. Wells
Royal Canberras
J. A. Tonkin
P. Cc. Luten
R. Crombie
Federn
T. N. Pelerg
F. M. Wearne
Pymble
F. L. Hatfield
F. J. Henkel
Pennant Hills
Co. V. Morris
Th J. RB
Nimino
TO. L. C. Tighe
N.B.W
BE. J. Griffiths
Nthe
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Ceemelecshy
Persil
Dole Payments
St. John's
Braddon
W. Higgs
W. Hives
Peet
Les Pogson
Winifred Sharpe W.fla
Manuka Tennis Pavilion
Church of England
Allmalie
Cities, Hall
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Manuka Oval
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Manuka
Kingston
Russell
Giles and
Howitt Street
Canberra Community Hospital
Janted
Canberra Times
Butte
Times Office
LT Ishs Jon Wraiad
James Stewart
Jean Arthur
Frank Capra
MR. Smith
Washington
Republic of Finland
Aku
Ronald Reagan
Lya Lys
Murder
Tomorroio
Ainslie Hall
North
E. Building Fund
Griffith Tennis Club
O'Brien
Morton
Captain's Flat
National Airways
Jouglas Airlin
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J. W. Ireson
Allipga Street
City
Brights
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