Australia wins doubles Quist brilliant in Davis Cup
Australia defeats Mako and Budge in a five set Davis Cup doubles match. Crawford and Quist overcome foot fault calls and American resistance to take the decisive fifth set 6 4 6 4 7 5, with Quist delivering crucial late points as the Aussies rally from a breakdown.
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Gene Mako
D. Budge
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Mako
Ludge
Allisen
Jilly
EL Craw
Ford
Amd
Phe Emi
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iWemurroew
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Merouia Hinughy
Budge
Crawford Budge
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Australia
Thomson Wins British Amateur Golf Title At St Andrews
Hector Thomson of Scotland defeated Jim Ferrier of Australia 2 up in a dramatic final at St Andrews for the British Amateur championship. Ferrier led early but rain and hailstorm swung the match, Thomson delivering a remarkable finishing shot from 120 yards to seal the win as Ferrier failed to respond.
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Hector Thomson
Scotland
Jim Ferrier
Australia
Ferrier
Associated Press
Fo J. C. Pignon
Shilly Mall
Thomson
Ferrer
Eben
Woibe
Thomann
Thomsen
Lang and Garden fight spills into State Parliament rinks
Lang and Garden dispute widens within the New South Wales Labour movement as C C Lazzarini M L A and L Fowler accuse party leadership of stage managing decisions. The Easter conference backed calls for a special conference and democratic reform, while Garden denied any theft of minutes and defended his actions amid party tensions.
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Marfickville Labour League
C. C. Lazzarini
M.L.A
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W.L.A
Garden
M.P
Lazzarini
Labour Movement
L. Fowler
Lang
Fowler
Cook
Rosevear
Entacy
Labour Party
Labour
MLLA
Industrial Commission fixes women's diving wage in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday the Industrial Commission formally declared the female diving wage at £1 17s 6d per week, tied to a male full wage of £34 10s. The new wage is retroactive to April 24.
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Sydney
The
Industrial Commission Today
Sodeman Hanged for Child Murder in Melbourne
Arnold Karl Sodeman was executed at Pentridge Gaol for killing six and a half year old June Rushmer at Leongatha in December. He appeared unmoved as he faced the gallows and muttered a brief farewell, saying it is all over.
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Melbourne
Arnold Karl Sodeman
Pentridge
June Rushmer
Leongatha
Morning Mist In Eastern Areas Forecast
Forecast shows unsettled conditions with scattered rain and thunder across southern inland areas while the north west becomes finer. Morning mist or fog is expected in the eastern area with variable winds mainly from the north east to north.
Retaliation in Palestine Sparks Forced Water Shutdown
Reports say Sunday violence by soldiers and police killed several Arabs at Half and Jaffa as tear-gan pistols are distributed to Jews for protection against Arab attacks. Arab leaders in Jaffa, Nablus, Kabley, Lydda and Hebron call for halting water services and municipal functions, demanding cessation of Jewish immigration and land sales, threatening realignment if not aided by British authorities within ten days.
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Jerubalem
Half
Jaffa
Pon- Cie
Nablus
Kabley
Lydda
Hebron
Aray
Crawford and Budge Duel Ends in Narrow Victory
In a heated encounter Crawford and Budge battled for five sets with Budge eventually edging the match 4-6 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-3 amid controversy over a foot fault. The crowd debated officiating as Grant beat McGrath 6-4 0-4 in another exhibition.
Queen Mary sets near Atlantic speed record in fog
The Queen Mary steamed 768 nautical miles in 26 hours at 70.64 knots, surpassing Normandies third day run before a thick fog slowed it. Captain Sir Edgar Britten said results exceeded expectations and the liner aimed for Ambrose Light by Monday. A stowaway, Frank Gardner of Cardiff, was found in the port engine room and given kitchen work. The ship has the largest wireless traffic volume among Atlantic liners with extensive aerials handling 15,000 words daily.
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New York
Edgar Britten
Ambrose Light
Frank Gardner
Cardiff
Mer
Haile Selassie Leaves Abyssinia for Gibraltar
Sunday the Abyssinian Emperor Haile Selassie joined the Orford on a voyage to England. A small crowd bade the Negus farewell despite official discouragement. He said he would not have pursued peace earlier, denouncing illegitimate warfare and citing destruction of Red Cross units and poison gas as decisive factors.
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Gibraltar
Haile Selassie
Orford
England
Abyssinia
Britain
Selassie
Red Cross
Pope's Birthday Observed at St Peter's Basilica
Forty thousand people attended Mass at St Peter's as the pope marked his birthday. Among the crowd were 10,000 pilgrims from 22 nations who arrived for the ceremony. Attendees were required to surrender revolvers and knives at the cathedral entrance.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
Minter opens hospital appeal in Goulburn drive
Father McKenna urges public support for St John of God Hospital in Goulburn as £60,000 has been raised over 20 years with £30,000 from benefactions and £20,000 from local donors. MP J A Perkins notes government subsidies while calling for continued local effort. Holy Name collectors and a donor list are cited. Attendees tour the new block after afternoon tea hosted by the Bishop and Sisters.
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St. John of Gad Hospital
Father McKeona
Young
Abert. John of God Hospital
Gounburn
Father McKenna
Con Hogue
J. A. Perkins
M P
Enden-Monaro
Holy Name Society
Father Deegan
D.M
J. M. Tully
MLLA
Ald. Davies
Mother Aquinas
Sisters of the Hospital
Police Searches Spark Warrant Rights Debate
In Sydney on Monday Judge Cassidy opened Oswald Anthony Kelly’s case, condemning warrantless police searches as a rare interference with individual rights. He cited a report by ex-Police Commissioner Childa on Mrs. Woods Burwood, urging police to obtain direct evidence before acting and proposing blank warrants signed by Justices of the Peace. The case alleges police acted on anonymous letter tips and did not locate betting activity, phones, or wireless gear.
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Sydney
J. B. Cassidy
Oswald Anthony Kelly
Cassidy
Childa
Woods
Burwood
Justices of the Peace
Kelly
Wool Packing Secretaries Statement
Sydney notes the Grafters' Association secre tary J. OW Aften says faulty wool packing may exist while world authorities recognize Australia’s standard in clipping the clip overall. He mentions about 100000 growers and the need to develop their aims and actions.
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Sydney
The
Grafters' Association
J. OW
Aften
Australia
Alleged Duel Near Moree Ends in Death
William Alfred Duncombe, a $3.0 shearer, was found dead at Mona Station near Moree with a close range rifle wound. Police report a duel challenge and a quarrel led to shooting. a .309 rifle was seized and Amun is charged with murder after inspectors Campbell and Cole inspected the scene.
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William Alfred Duncombe
Shearer
Bla
Moma Station
Moree
Blacheath
Waa
Duncombe
Mona
Campbell
Woree Ami
W. A. Cole
Tacombe
Amun
USEFUL RAIN OVER A WIDE AREA
A weekend rain swept across the state aiding wheat growers in southern and western regions. Moisture improves grain germination after a dry spell, enabling pastures to recover and supporting a growing statewide drought relief effort amid ongoing shortages.
Parramatta Case Opens at Central Court
In Sydney on Monday the re trial of six youths for alleged capital assault on a civilian girl at Parramatta began at the Central Criminal Court. Accused are Henry Rowe George Thornley Harold Thornley Harold James Moloney Rupert Cowell Jod Percival Torey. Crown prosecutor Mr Mc Kenn KC said alternative to capital charge in Moloney case was indecent assault. Defence claims the girl was consenting. evidence proceeding.
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Sydney
Parramitta
Central Criminal Court
Henry Rowe
George Thornley
Harold Thornley
Harold James Moloney
Rupert Cowell
Jod Percival Torey
Mr. McKenn, KC
Moloney
Evidenes
Fraud by False Telegrams in Sydney Court
In Sydney on Monday at the Quarter Sessions Jones Frugeis O'8ul lei pleaded guilty to using a fraudulent telegram to claim a relative’s infant aid. A second telegram stated the child had passed away. Evidence showed the accused and accomplices conspired to obtain ELb by these frauds. sentence was deferred.
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Jones Frugeis O
Sussex Street Prices Aye, Monday Market List
Prices of Sussex Street weaving goods and groceries listed with units and odd spellings. Potatoes Tasmanian 6/6 bo, butter 2/6, millet to £50, rye to 4/8, lucerne 1/0 to 5/6, wheaten 4/40, oat and other grains shown with varied figures.
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Sussex Street
Tasmanian
Eves
Rhoff
Onten
Lucerne
How
lWeerne
Se Alexandria
Mary Work wrecked on reef off Fiji in heavy weather
A schooner named Mary Work was wrecked on a reef during rough seas. Passengers and crew, aided by a launch, struggled to reach safety as the vessel broke up in the storm. Reuters dispatch notes the incident amid other colonial shipping reports from Australia and New Zealand.
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Mary Work
Reuters Work
Servien
Korot
Australia
New Zealand
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