Jock Garden Likely As Next Lord Mayor Of Sydney
The 60th State lottery drawn in Sydney awards first prize to Gift Syndicate led by A McDonald of Mascot. Second prize goes to Jill's Wrong Syndicate with CG Arndell of Bank NSW Yass. Third prize awarded to Contract Syndicate with H Burke of Glebe. Fourth prize to A Benton of Malvern Victoria.
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Sydney
A. McDonald
King Street
Mascot
Jill's
Arndell
Bank Nsw
Yass
H. Burke
Glebe Street
Glebe
A. Benton
Pos
Malvern
Victoria
Birdwood Addresses Diggers on Prosperity Hope
Sir William Birdwood told a Perth audience last night that when the tide turned the Diggers and their dependents would be among the first to share in new prosperity. He said he had read Australians well and knew they would not fail in a crisis.
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Bydney
Mansday
William Birdwood
Perth
Maitland Tin Hare inquiry details license talks
William Brown secretary of Maitland Mechanical Hare Company Ltd testifying said he discussed license with local member Mr O Hearn before applying last year and arranged Maitland show ground lease if granted. He visited Sydney for Lang Parliament opening and sent £20 in fees. O Hearn claimed he filed the application and Brown noted a blue form bore not his signature and O Hearn wrote it at his direction.
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Sydney
Tin Hare
William Brown
Maitland Mechanical Hare Company Ltd
O'Hearn
M.L.A
Maitland
Lang
New Lord Mayor Likely for Sydney by Labor Leaders
Alderman J.8. Garden is likely to become the next Lord Mayor of Sydney as Labor Party leaders set plans to select candidates within weeks and begin campaigning immediately. A leading organiser said they are leaving nothing to chance.
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Sydney
Ald. J
Garden
State Labor Party
Stowaways Found Aboard Port Hunter
Just before Port Hunter sailed from Auckland a search uncovered two stowaways hidden in the lifeboat. A third man dressed as a fireman joined the others and hid in the firemen's quarters pretending to sleep. The trio were put ashore.
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Auckland
Port Hunter
German Tennis Hamburg Opens With Crawford Upset
In Hamburg's German championships Mrs. Crawford retired after a first round defeat for the English-speaking contingent. Fraulein Peltz defeated Crawford 6-1 6-3 as rivals Sproule and Hopman posted victories while others had walkovers in a day of decisive results.
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Hamburg
Inverell Golf Club Canadians Mixed Foursomes Winners
The Linole Canadian mixed foursomes held last Saturday produced a win for Mrs Geett and F J Schliebs with 63. The best gross 78 by the same pair and P Saunders with Mrs Handey. Championship play saw rounds in Patron's Cup and Asher Cup with results across multiple matches and upcoming August Medal 18 hole handicap event.
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Geett
F. J. Schliebs
P. Saunders
Handey
G Welnon
MsParando
R. Morell
A. Coonan
Melivees
Snow
Dr Cookson
P. Handley
W. H. Crossley
F W. Edwards
R. Morel
L. Rice Asher
Insult To God Over Church Theft In Hamilton
Rev Father Peters at Sacred Heart Church Hamilton calls theft of chalice and ciborium from the church an insult to God. He says the thief likely sought money and notes Communists would delight in such an act. Monday report from Newcastle references the incident.
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Newcastle
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Hamilton
Father Peters
Hit And Run Incident In Melbourne District
After Harold Gye, four, was struck by a car in St Kilda Road on Saturday night two men jumped from the vehicle and inspected him. Believed seriously hurt he was left by the road and the car sped away. Gye admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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Melbourne
Hrrolad Gye
Bt. Kilda
Gye
Women’s 200m breaststroke final postponed in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on Sunday the final of the women’s 200 metres breaststroke, once listed for this morning, was postponed to Tuesday. Australia’s Clare Lemma, the new Olympic record holder, is set to compete in the event.
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Los Angeles
Australia
Clare
Lemma
Murder charge in death of Hilda White at Centennial Park
At Central Police Court Victor Francis Lamerto alias Victor Francis Jamuschersky was charged with the murder of Hilda White in Centennial Park. The prosecutor said evidence would show the accused was companion of the deceased the night before and seen toward Centennial Park. Remanded until August 23, bail refused.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Victor Francis Lamerto
Victor Francis Jamuschersky
Hilda White
Centennial Park
H P Williams Named General Manager of ABC Melbourne
Mr H P Williams is reported to be appointed general manager of the Australian Broadcasting Commission in Melbourne at a salary between £2000 and £2500 a year. The figure awaits government approval. The appointment follows selection from 221 applicants.
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Melbourne
H P. Williams
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Ballarat Motor Crash Kills Two Young Men
A motor car overturned in Ballarat on Saturday night killing two young men. Vincent Ottey, 25, Clerk of Courts at Ballarat, and Joshua Avery, 25, a motor salesman, died. Cecil Showman, also a motor salesman, was pinned under the car but escaped serious injury.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Vincent Ottey
Joshua Avery
Cecil Showman
Sudden Fire Forces Family From Home on Burwood Road
A kerosene heater left unattended in an adjoining new agent's shop caused a blaze that engulfed the shop, waking Mrs Harry Johnston and her two children who fled in night attire. Fire brigades could not save the shop but prevented the flames from reaching the Johnston home on Burwood Road Concord. The cause appears linked to the unattended heater.
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Sydney
Harry Johnston
Burwood Road
Concord
Johnston
Richards Attwell Found Drowned Near River
In Picton on Monday Richard John Attwell aged 42 was found drowned in the river beyond after noon. He left a note in the morning. He leaves a widow and two children. The body lay in two feet of water. The wife told police he had been acting strange lately.
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Picton
Richard John Attwell
Test Cricket London Tour Selections Amid Fine Bowling
London Sunday reports selection changes for the Australia tour with decoded receivers set to join the squad. White and Ley are included while other spots remain under consideration as high bowling stakes are noted.
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London
Terraph
Celal
Exerlon
Suphiorgy
Tate
Austraia
White and Ley
Forced Landing Leaves Two Men Stranded in Desolate Country
Brisbane reports a crash forced landing in inhospitable terrain north of Edeveld. One man, O'Brien, endured three days with only a cupful of water while pilot Howard survived the ordeal and reached Brisbane recently. They faced choosing withdrawal or fatal starvation and thirst.
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Brisbane
Edeveld
O'Brien
Howard
Mti
Sydney Weather Forecast: Cold, Cloudy With Showers
Forecaster reports cold but cloudy conditions with showers across central and southern districts. Expect fog inland, frost inland, and freshening south to south east winds along the coast. Remaining areas include table lands and fringe regions with inland frost and fog, winds turning south east.
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Sydney
Coutral
Enlist
Tablelands
Parliamentarian allowances may be attached in bankruptcy ruling
The Full High Court by five to one decision holds that Par lamentarians allowances may be attached. The case involved Mr. R. J. Stuart-Robertson appealing Judge Lukin in the Federal Bankruptcy Court ordering £4 per week from his allowance to satisfy creditors.
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Bydney
Full High Court
R. J. Stuart-Robertson
Lukin
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Swedish Political Upheaval Shakes Parliament
In Stockholm Sunday prime minister Ekmar resigns amid cabinet friction linked to Kreuger party donations. A single contributor's funds prompt doubts over government stability, with implications for the September elections as parties face Kreuger financial backing concerns. Gustav, currently abroad, is recalled by Malmer as the crisis unfolds.
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Ekmar
Krengers
Tunda
Ekui
Kreuger
Gustav
Malmer
Tasmanian Disabilities Repeal Foreshadowed by Premier
Premier McPhee spoke at a junction ceremony on the steamer Nan kin granted a permit to carry passengers among Melbourne Sydney and Hobart. He said the event marked the start of removing Tasmania's disabilities and foreshadowed the repeal of coastal clauses in the Navigation Act.
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Hobart
McPhee
Melbourne
Sydney
Tasmania
Country Women's Assn Meeting Plans Ball and Aid
The GWA Taveroell Branch met in the School of Arts to plan a ball with a Waite and modern dance competition for prizes. They discussed assistance to Rest Home applicants, room rental for benevolent uses, and liaison with the Benevolent Society for provisions.
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GWA
Tiverell
Aeoper Toom
Behool of Arts
CWA
Taverell
Beneveent Society
Tareiis
Suemt
Esd
Hospital Wood
Ner
Ottawa Conference Sparks Mixed American Feelings
The United States shows growing concern and mixed interest about the Ottawa conference. Despite many American press representatives present, readers are mostly unaware of the conference significance and potential outcomes. An American manufacturer doubts Congress will permit trade changes, while unofficial cross border observers gather in Ottawa lobbies amid hostile press commentary.
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Ottawa
United States
Chateau
Congress
America
Arm Gashed In Weekend Woodcutting Accident
Mr. H. W. Parmenter suffered a serious accident while drawing wood nine miles from town. A jagged root section pierced his right arm as he dropped the piece to the ground, causing a deep wound that bled profusely and required stitches.
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H. W. Parmenter
Tin price report from Sydney market shows rise
The Sydney tin market on Monday recorded a unit price of 234 with traders noting slight gains amid steady demand. Local buyers and exporters observed firm levels as prices moved in renewed activity for the metal.
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Sydney
Tasmania to receive extra 30000 pound grant
In Launceston on Monday Prime Minister Lyons announced Cabinet will raise federal assistance to Tasmania with an additional £30000, plus a potal grant of £35090. He noted long-standing Federation related hardships from Tasmania’s geography and position.
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Launceston
Muester
Mr. Lyons
Tasmania
Lyons
Town Bombarded by Faulty Range Finder
A report from Sunday states twelve shells misfired at a neighboring range fell into Brissec village, causing extensive building damage. Villagers fled to cellars and escaped unharmed. An invitation invites readers to view on Wednesday at Frock Shop Ltd Trey Aye-Adv.
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Brissec
Nes Fueret
Wiiur
Ajty View
Wedneyeryext
Sudden Death at Church Door in Erskineville
Mrs. Caroline Cook Barlow TJ collapsed and died near the door of Christ Church in Erskineville yesterday morning just before service. She had been suffering from her ailment.
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Sydney
Caroline Cook Barlow
Christ Church
Erskineville
District sports event at Soldiers Memorial yields high profits
The Bonsha n gir event drew strong social and financial returns with a net profit of £61,246. The committee thanks the public and donors, praising tireless ladies and officials. J Lake of Gilverspor won bullock riding, J Gallagher of Texas won the cattle draft, and plans for a larger summer programme aim to reduce the remaining debt.
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Bonsha ‘N Gir
Soldiers’ Memorial
J. Lake
Gilverspor
J. Gallagher
Texas
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