Bahram Wins English Derby in Wet English Weather
In a soggy Derby at Epsom, Bahram ridden by Aga Khan's stable, held off Robin Goodfellow with Field Trial third. Sixteen runners started. Bahram led through the straight and surged clear to win by two lengths amid a challenging rain soaked track.
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London
Aga Ep
Behram
Robin Goodfellow
Plymouth Sound
Bahram
Pry
Babram
Goa
Fenpiha
Rolin Goodfellow
Holt
Tirta el Werera
Jabram
Mand
Cours
Fairhaven
Assiematton
Bain
Scredimier
Lundagy Tus
Darberry
Bolen
Fair
New Governor General in Australia Likely From Dublin Elite
London reports a High Tory selection for Governor General of Australia. The候iate candidate, the Marquess of Londonderry, is described as privy to royal circles with aviation knowhow and a long public service record. He would join Sir Charten Slownet Abgary Van Tempes Stewart, the Marquis, and Lady Londonderry in a prominent Anglo Irish political milieu.
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London
Marquess of
Londderry
Generad
Anscraliit
Royal
Lyons
Tireles
Macdonald
Lady Londonderry
Anade Londonderry
Howe
Mount Stewart
Londonderry
Charten Slownet
Montreal
Pulteney
Enith Chiplin
Visensen
Chaplin
Sen
Ami
Air mails debate echoes EnglandAustralia route
In London and Almeria discussions continue on an imperial air mail scheme. Captain Johnstone visits Australia’s Attorney General Mr Menzies. Informal talks with British Minister Mr Lyon and general Kingsley Woot aim to limit previous restrictions while Austria’s role and Australia’s questions shape the exchange.
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Kingsley Woot
Austria
Australia
Meralan Rector Undergoes Easing at Starla Hospital
The Rev. A. E James, rector of Meralan, underwent an operation at Starla Hospital in Seiten, Gowhivrn, Pigurist. The report notes the procedure was for a health issue affecting the right eye and that further details were released by hospital officials.
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A. E James
Meralan
Seite
Gowhivrn
Starla
Cepacia
Churchill's India Bill Triumph Dominates Commons Debate
The third reading of Churchill's India Bill passes in the House of Commons. Labour amendment to reject the measure fails with 386 to 122. Churchill closes opposition critique, claiming a victory for Britain and India's welfare amid celebratory cheers. The bill, originally 151 clauses and 15 schedules, ends with 16 schedules.
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Winaton Chorehill
Tooight
Samuel Hoare
Hes
Tee
Britain
India
Clairchill
Amery
Land Lowe
Quetta Earthquake Toll: 30,000 Dead Reported
Calcutta reports a massive quake loss in Kalat State with 30,000 casualties and 24,000 dead in Quetta. Rescue efforts continue as troops and relief teams work amid debris. Supplies and disease control are improving while private telegraph service was established yesterday.
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Calcutta
Quetta
No Improvement in French Crisis
Paris reports no progress amid political turmoil as Laval and Heriot attempt to form a cabinet. The former marine minister Finanes remains a focal claim while fascist groups hold demonstrations in Padua and other cities, clashing with police amid rising tensions.
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Paris
Weithetiay
Iin
Pern
Liam
M. Laval
M. Heriot Alesie
Marine Igdel Finenes
Sentence Of Thirty Years For Catalan Council Exleader
A Catalan Council leader was sentenced to thirty years in prison after a trial. The ruling comes amid ongoing probes into last year's port-related activities and alleged political misdeeds.
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Tadrid
Duke's Conviction Quashed by Appeal Court
The appeal court quashed a conviction for obtaining £680 from a pawn broker and jeweller, ruling the trial misdirected the jury. The court found the defendant lacked intent to commit fraud and that the jurors were improperly directed regarding his right to deal with jewelry.
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Pete
Quetta Inquiries and Air Bombardment Signals Crises
Fragmented report describes an inquiry at Quetta fearing Australian casualties amid a suspected air raid. Telegraph systems faltered, a town’s survival efforts under fire continued as Lahore and Karachi families described wrecked flights. Sixty killed or missing. food supplies strained. air relief planes dispatched. Willingdon likely to relay cost to Britain.
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Quetta
Stat College
Lahore
Karachi
Ding and
Wiehl
Dreds J Motives
Iin
Ourwta
Rolie
Vievrox
Willingdon
Britain
Married Women's Liabilities Bill Passes Second Reading
In London on Wednesday the bill concerning the liabilities of husbands and the capacity, property and liabilities of married women moved forward to a second reading. The measure provides that married women should be answerable for their own liabilities, independently of their husbands.
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London
Pontrasta Sa Forte
Murder Trial Over Russian Husband’s Death in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday at Central Criminal Court, 20 year old Leslie George Waburton faced murder charges for the Sept 1 killing of Russian Paul Orasdoff at a Waverley shop. The widow identified the accused as the man she saw near the shop and described a confrontation before the shooting.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Leslie George Waburton
Paul Orasdoff
Waverley
Meneais
Aulel Lo
Drasdul
Ao Mebhods
Drasdoeft
Evan Dowo
Par Hneaband
Desmond
elive-Sereeant Delaney
Cabinet reshuffle in London keeps key ministers in place
In the London cabinet reshuffle Mr Thomas remains head of the Dominions Office while Malcolm Macdonald replaces Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister at the Colonial Office. It is believed Agriculture Minister Elliot and Board of Trade President Runciman will retain their posts.
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London
Thomas
Dominions
Malcolm Macdonald
Philip Cun Fife Lier
Elliot
Runelmai
South Africa Capsizes Northamptonshire in Key Early Session
African cricketers in London report a South Africa XI facing Northamptonshire. South Africa struggled early, slipping to 114 for five after 60 runs from Crisp and a 120 opening stand by Cuthbert. Sledell fell for 65, not out.
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London
cUcketepa
Northamptonshire
Cuthbentapn
Crisp
South
Africa
Sledel
Japan's Energy Business Man's View
Sydney reports Mr. Murray, director of Western Stores and Edgley's Ltd, back from the East. He asserts many Japanese workers serve the Emperor and that Japan produced high grade goods, contradicting the belief of inferior manufacture. Prices he notes are lower than rival nations yet quality is strong.
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Sydney
Boc
Murray
Edgley’s, Ltd
Japan
Ferry Master Blamed For Collision
Sydney The Marine Court of Inquiry found the collision on the Parramatta River between the ferries Inuact Renown and Siota College eight was due to an error of judgment by the Renown master James Devanihh Rosman. He was found entirely to blame and was asked to show cause why his certificate should not be cancelled, with a fortnight granted.
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Sydney
Marine Court of Inquiry
Inuact Renown
Siota College Racing
Parramatta River
James Devanihh Rosman
Randwick Saturday Races Acceptances Declared
Sydney Thursday update lists acceptances declared for the second day of the ALC winter meeting at Randwick. The entries cover multiple races with horses and jockeys awaiting the card's weekend fixtures.
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Sydney
ALC
Appreciation for Captain Ayling and Goulburn Guides
The Goulburn Guides, 12 years under Captain Plo. Avling at the Methodist Church, received praise for steadfast leadership despite difficulties. The Leelite Rangers joined mothers and Brownies in a surprise tea for Miss Ayling, with William Green and Mrs. Packett speaking on her service and influence over the girls.
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Goulburn Company
Girk Guides
Methodiat Church
Plo. Avling
Rangers
Miss Ayling
William Green
Fiji
Ane
Mra. J
Ncka
Gift to Miss Ayling at afternoon tea event
A assembled company presented Miss Ayling with a bedroom clerk and a silver-mounted oak tray. Miss Ayling thanked the group for the thoughtful gifts and expressed hope to work with the girls for many more years. A pleasant afternoon tea and chatter completed the gathering.
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Miss Ayling
Shy
Clothing Afire Shockingly Burned Nantton
Nantton, Thursday near midnight, had his clothes ignited while cleaning a motor ferry with petrol. He tore off his coat to beat the flames, saving himself from death, but suffered burns to the arms neck and face. He was admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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Rydney
Nautton
Pyrmont
Nauntan
Vancouver Dock Strike Sparks Unions Clash
Dramatic shift in the Vancouver port strike as the union federation discharges all loading workers after they refuse to load newsprint onto the Anieo. Non union labor subsequently handles the cargo bound for Australia, signaling a pivotal labor confrontation.
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Vancouver
Rhinning Federation
Unise
Australia
Goulburn Pastures Board debates prosecution over travelling T brand omission
At a board meeting the Goulburn Pastures Protection Board weighed whether to seek prosecution for sheep traveling without the travelling T brand and for markings not listed on the permit. The discussion balanced enforcement with concerns about permitting and police action while acknowledging a possible infringement.
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Goulburn Pastures Protection Board
Yeaterday
CE. Proll
Prell
C. C. Bradbury
Mir
Readbury
Adil
Mutito
Watson
Ie Conve
Bradbury
Ir. Bradbury
Storck
F. F Forster
Whteen
Cradbury
J. M. Lynch
Crow and Hawk bonus authorization discussed at meeting
At a Goulburn Pastures Protection Board gathering Mr. W H Maynard moved to allocate £30 from the general fund as a crow and hawk scalp bonus for 12 months. He also presented correspondence from Yass and Braidwood boards showing bonuses paid on crown lands. Chairman L T Watson said the proposals would be considered with Maynard's policy motion.
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W. H. Maynard
Yeaterday
Goulburn Pastures
Maynard
Yass and Braidwood
L. T. Watson
Police
Moten
Wool sales Sydney market report on Thursday auction
Guide brough Mort offered at auction on Wednesday with 41 bales. Market showed price changes from Tuesday with declines for defective lots and some irregular descriptions. Firms listed include A. S. GU, Waleha, Australian Estates and Mortgage Company, Carrathool, Coughlan Brothers, Darlington, and others.
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Sydney
Guidebrough Mort
Wat
Ourdloo
A. S. GU
Waleha
Australian Estates and Mortgage Company
Carrathoo
Coughlan Brothers
Darlington Palit
Id. H
Mureau
Louth
Weel West Wyalute
Nelmer Brothers
Grenfell
Leu
Local council debate on sheep permit amendments and brand rules
A council meeting discussed amendments to permit descriptions and brand regulations. Speakers argued about preventing misdescriptions and police enforcement, with Mr Prell backing stronger controls and Mr Bradbury guiding the amendment which was carried.
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E. Prell
Mr. Bradbury
Mesars
Bradbury
McAlister
Death of Les Allen in 108 Auburn Street gunshot
Leslie Andrew George Allen a 45 year old dry cleaner was found with a bullet wound to the head in an upstairs room at his 108 Auburn Street premises. He died at Goulburn District Hospital after being admitted in a critical condition. Allen leaves a widow and eight children.
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Auburn Street
Leslie Andrew George Allen
Goulburn District Hospital
Allen
Sydney
Sa Endeavour
Goulburn
Latte Hope
East Goulburn Visit Highlights Social and Cricket Ties
East Goulburn residents hosted Harry Tooth son of Mr and Mrs Tooth who returned from Wagga a fortnight ago and joined clubmates in relaxed cricket chatter. Miss Joan Cahill visited from Sydney to see her parents Mr and Mrs Cahill while Tom Hawking capped the weekend with a social at Citizens Hall. The local school under Inspector Dyce received praises for the week with satisfactory results amid a friendly community update.
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Harry Tooth
Inspector Dyce
Rabbit skins easier as Sydney auctions close
Demand for rabbit skins eased with lower closing prices at Sydney Wednesday. Offerings totaled 103 tens. items ranged from second winters to best wreasy with values for low grade and damaged pelts noted, while restrictions from new loan and mid year quietness affected the Stock Exchange.
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Deerer Winciscombe, Carson, Ltd
Sydney
Wales
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