Inter-Club Final Earned By Nanson In Zone
Nanson defeated Nabawa on January 23 to reach the Luter zone final of the Victoria District Tennis Association inter club competition. Nanson led by E G Murphy L Lauder and Murphy won all singles. Gould of Nabawa and O Donnell and Warr won multiple matches for their teams. The total reads Nanson 14 sets 107 games Nabawa 6 sets 85 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabawa
Nanson
Victoria
Murphy
Lander
Bminx L. Gould
Indy
Miss M. O'Donnelly
Mise J. Warr
Fone
Nannon
E. G. Murphy
R. Mock
N. Lauder
K. Biukes
C. Murphy
H. Rayner
Ht. Murphy
F. Gishubl
Alies
Masmchelti
L. Gould
L. Murphy
A. Gould
Mian M. Cooper
Mime
Bm.donnell
I. Mazzuchelli
AE. Giltrow
Rayner
T. Murphy
J. Murphy
D. Criddie
C. Genki
Chelli
Tomato Growing Venture and Debtor’s Refusal to Cooperate
A Italian tomato grower in Geraldton pursued a joint venture then an individual venture yielding 1000 cases of Sami for a £50 return. His wife Magotto owned the garden and employed him. she supplied funds but earned no profit. The debtor refused the Official Receiver's plan to reveal his wife’s bank details. Four children. Examination adjourned for fourteen days.
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Tralla
Geraldton
Gatioent Reverton
Magotto
Hankbank
Russian Scientists Adrift on Ice Floe Near Pole
Moscow reports four Russian scientists drifted on a 55 by 35 yard ice floe since May. A rescue race is underway as ships and planes search near the Greenland coast to reach them. leader M. Ivan Papanin says the icefield is breaking up while meteorological investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
North Pole
Greenland
Fierce Bush Fires Ravage Kalorama Forests
Melbourne reports fierce bush fires in the Kalorama district of the Daendenong Ranges destroying thousands of acres of forest. No lives were lost but many residents escaped thanks to rapid fire-fighter actions.
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Melbourne
Kalorama
Daendenong Ranges
Mediterranean piracy measures eyed as ships ready
The Nyon Agreement moves to curb Mediterranean piracy after the sinking of a British steamer with ten lives. Britain and France plan patrols using forty British and thirty French destroyers with air support to sink pirates’ submarines on sight. France will order warships to attack submarines outside Spanish waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fybranrs
Great Britain
Preece
Italy
Enalyuton
Mediterranean
Teleagraph
Nyon Committee
Sunk by Rebel Planes Off Regions
A British patrol aircraft with twenty crew aboard was sunk by rebel planes near Regions. The crew were rescued by a launch from Barcelona and none of the twenty were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regions
Breams
Barcelona
Unclear Names and Sums From Local Ledger Entry
A fragmented OCR entry lists multiple individuals such as Mr. A. Clark and H. Carr with small monetary figures like 2/ and 1/0. It includes aliases or misread names such as "A Friend" and "M.A." and ends with a progress total of £ 128/4/9. The readable facts are scattered and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Clark
Carr
H. Carr
Jobs Crap
WD. Smith
J. O'Tea
Williamson
M.A
A. Storey
Labor Day pay dispute at Midland Railway upheld
The court upheld that railway employees were not bound by an arbitration decision altering the government railway award for Labor Day 1987. The Amalgamated Engineering Association of Workers had claimed unpaid wages for Frank Alexander and others. Judge Craig said the government workers’ pay decision did not constitute an addition to the Midland Industrial Agreement. The union and company were represented by H Ki. Jacke KC and N. Lappin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Railway Company
Industrial Imagistrace
Air
Honer
Alr
Midhead
Craig
Ned
Dbsetemedt
H. Ki. Jacke, KC
Jackson, Leake, Stawell & Co
N. Lappin
Dwyer
Thoums
Union
Queen Elizabeth approves sister as Queen on new liner
London reports the monarch approves naming the sister ship Queen Elizabeth as the sister ship to the Queen Mary. The Queen Elizabeth will join the Queen Mary on voyages to Clydebank and New York, with overhaul work completed after delays, costing about 6,000 pounds and employing 1,700 workers from thirty trades. The Queen Mary is set for a bid voyage to New York, after a port overhaul and a September launch prospect with royal travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eliabeth
Elizabih
Mary
Clydebank
Kintmoral
Wardware
King George
Queen Mary
Southampton
New York
Sensational gun and aircraft plot at Bow Street trial
London February 3. Four men Percy Glad ime Albert Wilkins George Whomack and Walter Munday faced charge under the Official Secrets Act at Bow Street Police Court. Prosecution said Glading offered to meet a traitor for gain and discussed alien contacts, showing photos of naval guns and aircraft designs. They were remanded without bail.
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London
Hetton
Bow Street
Percy Gladime
Albert Wilkins
George Whomack
Walter Munday
Glading
Hhe
Min X
Thtetiizence Department
Offic
Whomack
Wiliams
Hall
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Persil
Kitchen & Sons Pty. Ltd
Ants
Shaftesbury
Stirling Street
Perth
G.P.0
Central
E. J. Reilly
Dandenong Ranges
Ula
Labor Day
Midland Railway
Svern Stai
Young Motors Limited
Ienuine
BSA and
Tae
Lae
Wunderlich Durabestos
Durabestos
Wunderlich
Banad
Wunderlich Limited
Lord Street
Chargers
Stanley
Nietta
Ulverstone
Tasmania
Rur
Old Fong & Co
Cordingley
Northampton
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