The Glouester Advocate on Mr Maley affair
The Gloucester Advocate questions American handling of Herbert Maley who was detained in Honolulu after leaving Sydney for a San Diego conference. It notes he was vetted by the Melbourne U S Consul and protests communication blocks during detention. The paper questions the legality and implies U S security methods are unreliable.
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Honolulu
Mr. Maley
Maley
Sydney
Aero Company
San Diego
Calif
U.S
Melbourne
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New York
America
RS.L Gloucester Sub-branch Set for Luncheon Pavilion Dinner
The Gloucester Sub-branch of the RS.L. will be granted permission to use the luncheon pavilion at the local showground for the Lity Amsac Day Re Union Dinner. The motion was approved by the show committee at its latest meeting. It was sponsored by Mr. A Sansom and seconded by Mr. D Show.
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Gloucester
Rs.l
A. Sansom
D. Show
Methodist Minister Here To-morrow
The new Methodist Minister Reverend W C Hayes is due in Gloucester tomorrow to take up his post He was previously in charge of the Charlestown Circuit Newcastle district He succeeds Reverend W B Smith who has joined Leigh College Sydney Services begin Sunday with no formal induction date yet announced Presbyterian Induction The Reverend G McLenm is to be formally inducted into the Gloucester Charge on Thursday night Since the departure of Reverend H A Shaw Presbyterian services have been led by the Presbyterian Fellowship members in rotation
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Mr. Hayes
Charlestown
Newcastle
W. B. Smith
Leigh College
Sydney
Hayes
Smith
Mesara
W. T. Howard
W. Clark
Roy Hubbard
Boxing Tourney Draws Biggest Crowd Ever Last Night
Boxing night in Gloucester drew its largest crowd for the Miss Gloucester event. The main bout between Jack Thorpe and Teddie McCoy entertained with hard exchanges, while Les Geale and Nell Wilson offered a sharp featherweight clash ending in a draw. Other fights featured George Campbell, M. Bockshirem, Haddon's debut, and Geale Garland chaos amid a crowd-pleasing program.
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Gloucester
Easter penalty rate increases for shop workers
Metropolitan and country shop assistants and office staff in retail stores will receive higher Muster Saturday penalties. Mr Justice De Baun approved the rise in the Industrial Commission last week, boosting 21 and over rates to 7 shillings 6 pence and under 21 to 4 shillings. Last year the judge had set 6s and 3s respectively.
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Justice de Baun
Industrial Commission
Obituary of Gus Tent recounts Copeland gold era and farming life
The death of Agost ing Gus Tent occurred Friday morning at his Gloucester home. Born in 1871 at Poachiave Switzerland he came to Australia aged 12 with parents Frank and Tessie Teni. He mined at Copeland later working in Western Australia before settling on a Barrington farm then moving to Gloucester. He married Tessie Crick in 1903, had five children Winnie deceased Hilda Kis s Jim and Bill. Funeral Saturday at Gloucester Cemetery with service at St Pauls Church of England. Surviving brother Nattale of Tibbuc.
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Ustino
Gus
Barrington Street
Gloucester
Agosting
Copeland
Barrington River
Poachiave
Switzerland
Frank Teni
Mint
Chalmers
Sala
Charlie Sala
Teni
N. J. Teni
Western Australia
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Ford
Coolfardie
Lake View
Nattale
Brrrington
Dee
Tuncurry
Tessie Crick
Stroud
Vis
Winnie
Horace Hazelwood
Hilda
Eric Tull
Thornton
Kiss Ten
Auburn District Hospital
Jim
Bill
Tibbuc
Rifle Club Notes Silent Third Shoot Ends Week
Sunday marked the end of the third rifle shoot with four strong rollups. Max Taylor won the silver spoon trophy, C Baker finished second and won best off the rifle with the C.C.W. medal. M Taylor won the third aggregate with 588 points, Les Wilmen second but also 588. Captain Hile urged members to submit rifle papers for new purchases. Fowler Cup shoot planned for Wingham during Queen's Birthday holiday. next weekend’s shoot urged. Individual scores listed for many members.
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C. Baker
Baker
C.C.W
M. Taylor
Les Wilmen
Hile
Wingham
Togo
P. Hille
Ta. T. Baker
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L. Wilmen
B. Hewitt
E. Wilmen
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K. Taylor
ASSOCIATES GOLF WINNERS AND WEEKLY CLUB NEWS
The One Canadian Four winners were Mrs G Easton and Mrs F Menere. This Wednesday at 2 pm the draw for play will be at the Clubhouse. At the Majestic Gloucester a film program features The Tougher They Come with Wayne Morris and Preston Foster, plus Indian Agent with Tim Holt, Pa and Ma Kettle Go To Town, The Spider and the Fly, and counter espionage in Paris with Guy Rolfe.
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Preston Foster
Hay Buckley
Tem Holt
Noah Berry
Richard Martin
G Easton
F. Menere
Sharp
Tomorow
Gloucester
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Combine
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Montana
Holt
Ine
Leslie
Ma Kettle
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Kettle
Tripe
New York
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Safebreaker
Guy Rolfe
Paria Surete
Australia
British Empire Filma
Nardia Gray
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