Noth Cape to receive lengthy spell after Flemington run
Melbourne observers report Noth Cape will be given a lengthy spell following a troubled gallop at Flemington on Saturday after pulling up badly in the event. The decision was announced Monday in Melbourne racing circles.
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Melbourne
Noth Cape
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Death of Bishop Rees in Wales
The death is announced of the Right Reverend Dr. Timothy Rees Bishop of Llandaff in Wales. Dr. Rees aged GR was attached to missions in New Zealand between 1910 and 1943.
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London
Timothy Rees
Llandaff
Wales
Rees
New Zealand
After Many Years War Worker's Greetings Sydney
May Gal watch over you and bring you back safely to those who love you Millie Crab at George Street Roselle Sydney. Message reflects a wartime romance and motherly sentiments with references to uniforms and a store in Traralgon Victoria and materal mementa.
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Monrhy
Millie Crab
George
Roselle
Miss Graham
Nahin Alo
Traralgon
Victoria
Wark
Anthony Eden Enlists in Territorial Rangers Unit
London Sunday report notes in the London Gazette that Anthony Eden is listed as a Major in the Territorial Unit Rangers, formerly King’s Royal Rifles. The former foreign minister asserts he is simply joining many others.
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London
London Gazette
Rangers
King's Royal Rifles
Anthony Even
Morse's Indian Root Pills Promised To Boost Vitality
An old advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a solution for constipation indigestion and sluggish liver. It claims the pills open blocked ducts rejuvenate nature and improve blood flow producing health strength and vigor for efficient men and women.
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Dr. Morse
Nature
Morse
Public Service Notes from Canberra Branch Council Meeting
Canberra Branch Council held its regular monthly meeting with more councillors present. Discussions covered Public Service appointments to Parliament, appeal rights, and seniority concerns, plus a plan for a residential college to aid young officers and improved accommodation at Acton Guest House. Cost of living notes and a debate on treating a motor car as personal effects for transfers were also addressed.
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House of Representatives
Public Service Act
Public Service Board of Commissioners
Board
Public Service Board
Else Linn
Acton
Ue Caumeil
Tlw
Sir William Clemens
Ranatfer
Associaton
On Air Today Broadcast Schedule Fragments
A sprawling OCR of radio listings shows varied programs across stations 2FC and 20 Y with times and segments including news from Canberra Times. It mixes music blocks, weather, market reports, talks, readings, children's programs, and cultural features, reflecting a dense, period schedule outline.
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la Sehee
Hunter Kinglish
Sydney Speaks
Stock Exchange and Wether
Sporting
Diggers
the Watchman
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Adelaide
The
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A.B
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R. Stewart Scott
Robert Adams
Mathfall
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Stock Eeeker
Jim Davidson
R. B. Walker
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Igor Hmelnitsky
Seiyukai Split Over Presidential Choice in Tokyo
In Tokyo on Monday the Seiyukai party, numbering 166, is evenly split over selecting a party president. Two MPs who contributed to the rift resigned from Parliament. A compromise candidate may be chosen to heal the division.
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Tokyo
Seiyukai Party
May Day Cup at Newcastle Racecourse Outcome
The May Day Cup at Newcastle today was won by Hybhol ridden by C Thorley, finishing two lengths ahead of Jocular ridden by RC Pardons with Rummage in third. Time 1 20 seconds, a course record. Other notable placings included Bobby, Allen Verde, Tucktar, Huntsman, Resante, Lockray, Might Not, Scintille, Merton, Mountain Maid.
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Hybhol
C. Thorley
Jocular
Int
RC Pardons
Rummage
TA UA
Harvey
Bobby
Allen Verde
Tucktar
Huntsman
Resante
Lockray
Might Not
Scintille
Merton
Mountain Maid
Hybol
My Pride
Huntaman
Ronanle
Scintillo
Native Affairs Hopes for a New Era for Aborigines
A report from Native Affairs outlines a push for reforms and protections for Aboriginal communities. Rev WL Morley and Vincent Acetadin are cited among advocates supporting improved welfare and rights during a period of potential policy change.
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Ts WoChintery
WL Morley
Association For the Protecten of
Malives
Hesia Uhl
Vincent Acetadin
Aeberho
Australian cricket officials deny plan to treat team
Australian cricket figures from the Board of Control and allied committees say they never heard of a proposal to use treatment or medications on the team. The dialogue mentions Adelaide and Melbourne as locations but provides no concrete plan or actions.
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Resina Neap
Relona Proprietary Limited
Meliomeine
Adelaide Mori Biy
Austalian Board of Control
Jeanst
Dutch camps for refugees in wartime Britain
A fragmented report notes a proposal to establish refugee camps in Britain for about 2500 people, mainly Jews, with limited prospects of repatriation. It mentions a government or charity involvement and hints at opposition or taboos surrounding the plan.
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