Betting Case in Cinberra Court Aims at Betting via Phone
A Canberra court heard a case against Frank McDonald Edward Bhurack and thirty-one others for betting by telephone. Investigations by Lynch Perriman traced bets placed from Kia Ora on Yass Road with wire tapping and a breach of telephonic betting laws. McDonald and Shumack admitted betting entries. McDonald received £6 7s 2d costs while others were fined with costs.
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City of Pagans Clergyman Attacks Broken Hill
Adelaide Tuesday. At the annual Baptist Conference Rev P J Clark of Broken Hill said the city was pagan. He claimed about 6000 were Roman Catholics and the remaining 21 000 were Protestants and Sondescripts many of whom worshipped elsewhere. He noted few attended five churches on Sunday and that good weather drew people to motoring and picnics instead of church. Local Sunday sports were common.
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P. J. Clark
Broken Hill
Broken HI
Canberra bookmaker fined after raid on racing circle
In a Canberra case five men linked to a betting ring faced charges after a raid on a Kingston operation. Lynch testified bets totaling hundreds of pounds were placed across days, with some winnings and damaged records found. Fines ranged from £2 to £20 plus costs, plus imprisonment for nonpayment.
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Lanett
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Kingston
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Caederva
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Wil Man Mitchell
Tn Lane
Cape
Mitchell
Costa
David Jones
Jonea
Coats
Richard Alder
Nit
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C. J. Graham
Lynch Uid
Queanbeyan Coursing Club Announces Weekend Meeting
The Queanbeyan Coursing Club plans a two day meeting at Queanbeyan Showground next weekend with a live programme and extra prize money. A valuable cup donated by Mr. W. J. Gibbs will feature, including a big race with significant stakes. Heats start Monday with events spread over the two days.
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Queanbeyan
W. J. Gibbs
Itinerant Barbers Bidney Urges Regulation at Conference
Health Inspectors' Conference carries a resolution urging control by legislation for itinerant barbers described as disease carriers. A. H. Pritehard says barbers move from patient to patient spreading illness, citing a barber who saw a cancer patient and others in their homes. Reported case of a barber cutting hair in a hotel toilet room, urging strict house-to-house patrols or prohibition.
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Bidney
A. H Pritehard
Coe
Alin Dinesse
Murder trial as suspect captured after year in hiding
John Hope Boles, 38, pleads not guilty in Crimini Court to murdering Kathleen Dorman, 24, at Windsor. Crown prosecutor details inquest, arrest after a long search, and a brutal assault with a loaded pipe during the fatal attack on a farm near Omvo.
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Melbourne
John Hope Boles
Kathleen Dorman
Enmy
Omvo
Eric
Brutel Black
Howe
Bolen
Ming
Norman
Burk
Zerasine
Life of Vergie Winters at Capitol Theater Monday and Tonight
The Capitol Theater showcases Vergie Winters with Ann Harding in the lead and John Boles and Helen Vinson supporting. All of Me starring Miriam Hopkins follows with Frederic March George Raft and Helen Mack in the cast. A British Newsreel travelogue in Gibraltar and George White's Scandals musical revue headline tomorrow night.
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Capitol
Ann Harding
John Boles
Helen Vinson
Atayn
Miriam Hopkins
Frederic March
George Raft
Helen Mack
Gibraltar
George White
Gcandala
S.M. Herald
Canberra Amateur Swimming Club Meeting Notice
The Canberra Amateur Swimming Club will hold a general meeting at the Forrest Bo Clubhouse on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eligible to vote are full members for the 1933-34 season and intending members who become financial on or before Thursday October 20. All officials are listed.
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Canberra
Forrest Bo
State Lottery Sylny Tuesday 274th Draw Detamed
Fragmented notice lists lottery terms and figures with multiple misreads and garbled names. Mentions individuals and streets in Rahway and Busiey with amounts like 24,000 and 71,015. references a syndicate and Mrs Stella. Indicates next draw date as Tuesday.
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Quem Vietors
Stella Ta
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