DOUBLES PAIRS PROGRESS TO SEMI FINALS IN FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPS
Australian pairs McGrath and Turnbull along with Bernard and Bouman advanced to the semi finals after two tight wins. The Cr ave, led by Crawford, faced tough rallies as Turhbill and Huisman battled for control at the net. Final results showed McGrath Turnbull defeating Kirby and co, while Bernard and Bouman edged past their rivals in a five setter.
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Atte
Defra McGrath
Ena
Ernie
Bouman
Barnard
Crawford
Menech
Hecht
Quilt Wen
Isoxel
Baden
Nat Ty
Tnt
Aetna
Beobt
McGrath
Turhbill
Bouse
Bernard
Ain
Turnbull
Gay Bie
Kirby Ani Weittleen
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Turniull
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Eagleh French Match Ends in a Thrilling Finish
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at a tense Eagleh French match with crowd energy and mixed play. The decipherable bits show a final score around 5-1 and references to English players, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Special Trains Bring Stock From Drought Areas
Special trains carry livestock from drought regions amid rising prices and concerns over supply. Officials note higher costs and longer transport times as demand increases, with markets watching weather and grazing conditions closely.
Lang Replies To Tasking Attacks At Newcastle Speech
In Newcastle last night Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Page praised Mr Lang for his grasp of Australian intelligence and courage. He warned Lang’s critique of Bruce and calls for financial control of the Commonwealth Bank reflect a partisan push by the Country Party and noted past proposals about central banking.
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Occont
Mr. Lang
Newcastle
Dr. Page
Lang
Lyoms
London
Nowing
England
Australia
Page
Ito
Langa
Bruce
Ingrah
Commonwealth Bank
Country Party
Federal Reserve Banking
Theodore
Labour
Beasley
Scullin Labour
Bowling roundup from recent matches
Bowling results list from recent games includes Neutral Bay Trophy with Porsone 22 4 McKinstry Nor Sones Md Keith 6 18 and Cock of the Walk featuring Mcinnea 2 4 Somerville Ch 6 McKinstry Ch 21 d Mcinnes 15 and ghiesinatey 21 Weather Ch.
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McKinstry
Nor
Sones
Keith
Mcinnea
Somerville
Mcinnes
The Advance of Science Declares New World for Man
A Canberra Times sketch cites Dr Bergius's Munich declaration on science feeding and clothing humanity if war or scarcity strikes. It argues science brings vast labor-saving progress, new industries, and wider opportunities, noting history shows machines create more jobs despite fears.
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Bergius
Munich
Weekend Games Set for For feat Green Singles Event
The schedule lists matches for various singles and rising pairings at For feat Green this weekend. Entries include McKinatry versus Neutral Bay, Jones against Brown, Carew against Creane, Bale versus Chalmers, McParlane versus Johnston, Melanes versus Rais, Fleming versus winner Jones Brown, Elliott versus winner Carewad Crease, Parsons against winner Bale Chalmers, and Piper versus winner McFarlane Johnston with play open from 10 30 am.
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Jones
Brown
Carew
Creane
Bale
Chalmers
McParlane
Johnston
Melanes
Rais
Fleming
Jones and Brown
Elliott
Carewad Crease
Parsons
Piper
McFarlane
Car Runs Over Embankment Near Maitland Fatal Crash
In West Maitland area on Friday a car ran over an embankment and overturned. Robert Claeles Taylor, 28, of Cassnock, was killed. Herbert Delaney, 33, of Cessnock, was injured with fractured ribs and chest. Delaney was knocked unconscious, crawled back to the road hours later and hallo.
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What Maitland
Robert Claeles Taylor
Cassnock
Herbert Delaney
Cessnock
West Maitland
Delaney
Bac
Hallo
Pasung
Weather report for Canberra May 24
Weather reading shows barometer around 3030 inches at 3 pm and 3018 inches later. Temperature 8 pm about 67 degrees, max 68. Wind noted from 9 am and at 8 pm reading. Local conditions described with several garbled terms but indicates warm day with night cooling to near 30.7 Celsius?
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Canberra
Pam
Rom Tachow
Dows Wind Wi
Are You a Mason stage production noted at Capitol
Fragmentary notice discusses a stage production titled Are You a Mason and the public interest in joining an order. It mentions a tax related stay and promotion to secure admission, with references to a Capitol venue and an audience seeking information about the society.
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Tim Teen
Empire Day Remarks Strengthen Bond With Australia
The article reports Governor praising the British Empire and the strong affection of Australians for the Crown. He notes that empires rise and fall, yet the imperial bond endures, with the King having shown personal attachment to his people. The speech emphasizes loyalty and unity across nations within the Empire.
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Australia
Lyons Interviewed in London on Empire and living standards
In a London interview during Empire Day coverage the Empire Prime Minister Mr Lyons argues the empire must aim for higher ideals, improve living standards for workers, and emphasize free intra empire trade with preference to domestic producers before foreigners. He calls for constant defense communication among United Kingdom and Dominions to keep prices and employment stable.
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London
Morning Post
Empire
Lyons
Kington
Queanbeyan Ceremony and Sports Celebrate Empire Day
Queanbeyan schools held Empire Day celebrations with about a thousand children marching to Triumph Hall for speeches by Ald J Eamond and Mr J Hallingner. The event featured a long sports programme at Showground with 800 lunches donated, and numerous race results for various age groups. The Parents and Children’s Association organized the activities, with key leaders named. A separate program by St Gregory’s Convent pupils also marked the day at Glenrock route.
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Queanbeyan
Addresnes
Quemmbeyar
Ald J. Eamond
Quesnbsyes High School
J. Hallingner
Epokyeman Om Bahelt
Wren Echoli
Boye
RK. Owyan
Crawford
R. Blakdon
Cite
J. Rowley
Wille
Kellys
J. Wawhe
A. Ladd
Hy McInnes
Barber
J. Martin-Smin
Blewitt
Ton
W. Moore
R. Rodgers
B Rowley
W. Rowley
J Clarke
J. Bruce
D. Flewitt
Maline
Maline 2, 5. Naughton 3, Gils G Fleming
R. Fowler
N. Blewit
Rune
F Gibbs
G. Carroll
Welly
Giele
H. Fobinston
Johnatan
Gregory J. Race
Poyn
A_fianiewon
Thompson
Gritithe
Alrts
Meine
A. Kaye
Fleming
Freeman
Mil Jamison
H. Robinson
E. Gregory
Loys
G. Harman
MM Southwell
R. Royal
A. Inqueson
N. Meiooee
Jones
Miana Webber
Irs
George Wad
Robert Mcinnes
Chie
Christian
Special Picnic At Hall Marks City Sports Day
A festive picnic in Mattville celebrated Fampire Bay with the annual school event. Hon T M and Bor Watson provided remarks while W J Garang chaired. Dr Watson, a noted scholar, gave a key address on imperial themes. School children performed several numbers and the program offered varied entertainment.
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Matt
Fampire Bay
Jean Parte
TM. E
Bor. Watson
Mall
P&c
W. J. Garang
T. A. Re
Wataon
Avery
Crushed by Tree Sydney Fractures Ribbed Body
Erle Wilton 82 of Seven Hills was seriously injured when a 90 foot tree toppled during Kaapse Night bonfire work. He tried to shield another man but was struck and trapped. He was rushed to hospital with probable rib fractures and chest head and knee injuries.
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Sydney
Erle Wilton
Seven Hills
Wilton
Full Court Upholds Moratorium Act Impact on Mortgage Covenants
The Full Court in Sydney ruled that the Moratorium Amend ment Act of 1982 revived the personal covenant clause in mortgagee cases. The decision, arising from a suit by Motor Discounts Ltd against Sir Joynton Beith for 2100 pounds, held the moratorium can preserve covenants and allow remedies by mortgagees without new proceedings if the covenant survived. The court noted section 1037 of the 1931 Act grants express continuity, affecting mortgages executed at any time and potentially enabling enforcement of covenants without court action unless survivors were clearly voided.
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Sydney
Corday
Motor Discounts Ltd Jo
Joynton Beith
Smith
Benith
Philip Lazaru
Arthur
Bir
Joynton
Justice Davideon
Milky Yutty Landes Appointed Organising Secretary
London College of Music announces Milky Yutty Landes, noted elocution and dramatic art teacher, as Organising Secretary for Canberra and district. She has drawn praise for successful pupil results and honours, with all entries achieving credit.
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Milky Yutty Landes
Welllettown
British Air Force to boost personnel and training numbers
London reports the Royal Air Force plans to raise manpower with 2 600 pilots and 20 000 other roles to support air defence policy. Lord Londonderry says the government declaration is welcome, aims at non armament competition, and uses civil aerodromes for training until new service airfields are ready.
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London
Thurwlay
Royal Air Force
Lord Londonderry
Hitler
Band Ball 4-4 Successful Function 4
A large event titled Band Ball 4-4 attracted many dancers to a Canberra City Band and Pogeon's Orchestra performance. The program featured classical and modern pieces on an artistically decorated stage, with notable attendees listed among a long tally of Mr and Mrs names and various dignitaries from Perth Sydney Melbourne and beyond.
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Albert, Hall
C. , Daley
Goodwin
Howard Feodwis
Ate
I Peum
Mra
D. P. Darael
Seallie
End’ Sire Tohostou
Pogson
Ahdagen W.dogan
Mn. . McCarthy
Walaria
Land
Bulgtes
B. Burley
J. Boyd
Knott
AL Wharton
D. Biggs
D. Bruce
A__Ware
T. Skinner
K. Dine
Aervice
MacRean
A. Simpaum
R. Pitt
L Kelly
Hi Wits
Wormald
B. McDonel
Contempt of Court Fines Imposed in Truth Case
In Sydney on Friday the Full Court imposed fines of £200 on Truth and £100 on Truth’s editor Mark Geller for contempt of court stemming from a published article about the case. Patrick Brady and others faced proceedings as the court noted no clear demonstration of disobedience, but penalties were considered for the publication.
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Sydney
Truth
Mark Geller
Ion
Patrick Brady
Snd
Canberra officials report shifts in personnel and business moves
Lieutenant-Commander CM Gifford and Mises Little and Pelee have left Government House Canberra. Roberts BPS of Sydney has bought Mr P Keotman’s One Pharmacy business in City and is now in occupation. Keutman plans to return to Bestbourns over the weekend to pursue soplytical charity work.
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Cm, Gifford, Mise P. Little
Mise Ivie Pelee
Government House
Canberra
Park Athletics and Evening Bonfire Gathering
A fragmented 19th century notes the afternoon park gathering with racing events for gents and ladies, a beer moment, and a later bonfire. Individuals such as Mr C Southwell and Mrs HH Moore are mentioned among the participants and social links. The text blends races, catching, throwing, and athletic play with a concluding social night around the fire.
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Mr. C. Bouthwelt
Burton
Ming AM
G. Lae
C. Southwell
Mies HH. Moore
Moor
Meg G. Bure
Jubilee Fund NSW Promises Ten Thousand Pounds
The Minister announced the late Government would donate £10,000 to the King’s Jubilee Memorial Fund. Prime supporters stated the government would subsidise a major effort across hospitals, with the fund now reaching around £400,000 as the appeal grows.
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Sydney
He Fitastmons
Atovens
Tefund
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