Military Ball at Albert Hall Set for October 4
Invitations issued for a Royal Society and British Legion ball at Albert Hall on Wednesday October 4. Planned original lighting and marquee refreshments with Rhythm Kings Orchestra from Gronfell led by Billy Thomson. Net proceeds to aid distressed dig community. expected large turnout during the Grocester visit celebrations.
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Rugby league curtain raiser at Duntroon Oval
The season opens at Duntroon Oval with a match between Molongio and West City. Molongio lineup includes Bpeering Moore James Kerridge Clear Ferrier E Burke V Burke J Stephens L Turner R Haslam H Robinson FR Martin A Kelly.
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R. Haslam
H. Robinson
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A. Kelly
Recovery Australia Leads Sydney Bank Manager Sees Europe Still Weak
In Sydney on his return from abroad, Bank of New South Wales manager A C Davidson expressed doubt about Europe’s path to prosperity. He noted signs of improvement in Great Britain but questioned its durability while Amelia remained doubtful. He warned full Australia recovery depended on Britain’s Empire widening gains to other nations.
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Manufacturer Praises Overseas Trade in Sydney
Sydney reports Bir Ch. McKay, director of a Victorian farm implement firm, praising overseas markets on arrival after eight months abroad. He notes Australia may not envy America and that Britain showed signs of industrial improvement despite some slackening since his departure.
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Suspicious Fire Probe Into Kempsey Shop Arson Charge
Sydney records report an arson inquiry into a Kempsey shop fire at Style Craft Homes Furnishing on September 19. Evidence showed a tin of petrol and petrol soaked newspapers in the premises. Proprietor Mellor faced arson charges in court as the inquiry adjourned to next Friday.
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Shashoua Leaves England for France in Holiday Report
London reports Benjamin Shashoun, now aged, leaving England for France after a home change. He today marries Miss Joan Norton of Sydney. A peppermint cure is noted for children's hacking coughs in the same item.
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Wagga Murder Appeal Lodged Against Severe Sentence
Lilian Anderson, jailed for twenty years for manslaughter of her husband, Moncrieft Anderson, appeals to the Bull Court of Criminal Appeal arguing the sentence is too severe.
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Governor Sir Philip Game Returns From England Visit
Sydney dispatch reports Sir Philip Game, Governor of New South Wales, arrived back in Sydney today aboard the Aorangi after a visit to England. He described the trip as excellent and said he enjoyed a good holiday. He planned to depart in January, with his successor still to be determined, and mentioned travel via the Cape, with details awaiting confirmation.
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Child Drowns in Sydney Home Hole Incident
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a child drowning near a Sydney residence after a fall or accident. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a fatal incident with police or emergency response. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Reading Of Ibsen Play At Canberra Arts Society
The Canberra Society of Arts and Literature postpones Flecker's Hasson reading to November and instead will present Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea. The meeting, described as featuring a renowned nineteenth century dramatist’s influence on modern theatre, will be held at the Institute of Anatomy.
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Girls' Grammar School Fete Opens With Planned Attractions
In anticipation of strong public support the girls' grammar school fete is prepared with a wide range of stalls priced fairly for all tastes. Adults and children are catered for in an appealing setup with entertainments and refreshments. Her Excellency Lady Isaacs will open the fete at 3 pm at the main entrance.
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Royal Canberra Club Championship Finals Set Amid Strong Golf
The Royal Canberra Club championship finals proceed today with J. K. Williams defending against J. A. Bull over 36 holes in A grade. B and C grades decide, Neale vs Calvert, Green vs Clayton. Monday’s Canadian four games and stroke handicap saw Williams place second. Bull won the foursomes with Neale. Williams and Smith set a course record 77 in a late qualifying round.
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American Pros to Exhibit in Canberra Golf Match
An exhibition golf match by American professionals will be held at the Royal Canberra Golf Club on the afternoon of Wednesday October 11. Opponents include Patterson and Clark, with Kirkwood to follow in a trick shot display. Gallery admission is six pence.
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Royal Canberra
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Molonglo School shines at FCT Show sewing tally
Parents and visitors praised Molonglo School in Mrs Longworth's sewing class after the FCT Show. Pupils won numerous prizes including Marjorie Styles with five firsts and several others named for aprons handkerchiefs and patching.
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Serious Assault Charged Against Robert Bingham at Kogarah
Robert Bingham 65 president of the Sutherland Shire was committed for trial at Kogarah Court on a charge of assaulting Zoe Raid in Sutherland on September 12 with intent to commit a capital offense. The case notes a shop visit on September 14 and a confrontation with Mrs Reid. Witnesses describe a confrontation and threats, Bingham maintaining innocence.
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