Yetman Wins First Prize In State Lottery
Sydney reports reveal YETMAN securing the top prize while political circles note subpoenas to prominent Labor women in the Royal Commission into the tin hare scheme. Justice Halse Rogers resumes the inquiry amid crowding, with Monahan outlining racing histories and hints of bribery and corruption involving multiple figures and a minister.
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Yetman
Sydney
Royal Commission
Halse Rogers
Monahan
Crown
Tadd
Lee Gatingond
Defeat of Langism Punish Corruption in Sydney
A thanksgiving meeting in the Sydney Domain drew about 4000 people to affirm loyalty to the Crown. The gathering pledged to combat disruptive forces of Communism and Socialism and to urge the Government to punish corruption and bribery by public officers.
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Sydney
Moneay
Sydney Domain
Federal A L P Conference Denounces Compromise
In Sydney on Monday a large Federal Labor Party conference declared the party would not compromise with any individual or faction opposed to Labor's democratic ideals. The gathering signaled unity amid factional strains and affirmed a hardline stance against anti Labor doctrines.
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Sydney
Federal
Labor Party
One Day Strike Proposed in Newcastle District
A one day strike is planned in the Newcastle district on June 2. Organisers aim to protest anti evictions tied to recent actions at Tighe's Hill as hearings on charges proceed.
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Sydney
Gall Industries
Newcastle
Tighe’s Hill
Crew Rescued From Porndale After Rock Breaks Near Algiers
Fifty crew members of the Porndale were rescued after it cracked a rock near Ferndale Algiers. They are being repatriated to England by the British Consul as salvage work proceeds on the cargo.
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Algiers
Nia
Porndale
England
Prisoners Escape From Molbovose Prison Yard
Mons Francis Teytet eight prisoners on parole at Asirat payol escaped from Molbovose prison on Saturday. Clarence Michael O'Connor, 27, also escaped from Barellan lock-up after climbing the wall of the exercise yard where he was left unattended. He remains at large while on remand for forging and uttering.
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Molbovese
Mons Francis Teytet
Asirat Payol
Sydney
Clarence Michael O'Connor
Fisher
Barellan
Tin price quote Reflects Daily Market Note
A fragment notes tin at two prices in the day’s quotation, with a brief reference to the current market level and the day’s demand context.
Sixtieth State Lottery Drawn Today
First prize number 24878 won by First Try Syndicate, owner A 8 Smith of Warialda street Yetman. Second prize 2250 to G W Smith of 44 Hubbard street Islington Newcastle. Third prize 30189 to Disappointed Syndicate, Charles and Screws of 8 Hannam Street Surry Hills. Fourth prize 99108 to Colin Allardyce of T27 Bourke Street Sydney.
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Sydney
Abolish Parliament proposal voiced by Minister Lindsay
Perth Monday report shows Minister for Works Mr Lindsay refused to oppose or support a plan to cut each House by at least one third yet expressed a wish to abolish Parliament and have Ministers carry on without it.
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Perth
Lindsay
Unemployment Cooperation Sought by Victorian Premier
Melbourne Monday premier Sir Stanley Argye urged government and public cooperation to tackle unemployment. He said the government would share responsibilities and would work with the Prime Minister on appeals to absorb unemployed into private employment where possible.
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Melbourne
Stanley Argye
Thal
Prine Minnster
Posalbe
Little girl dies after jumping from car
Melbourne police report a nine year old girl, Margaret Proctor, leaped from the back seat of her father’s car in a fright, fracturing her skull. She died soon after admission to hospital.
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Melbourne
Margaret Proctor
Werribee
Forecast Notes From Bydeny Weather Desk
A fragmented forecast notes unsettled conditions for the next twenty four hours with showers in most areas. It mentions heavy slopes and highland snow with hail and cold air but improving from the west with severe frosts ahead. Strong winds expected in the southwest regions.
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Bydney
Mornday
Motor Fatality Claims life of Tobin in city collision
John James Tobin, 40, a carrier, was fatally struck when knocked down by a taxi near his home district on Saturday. He suffered multiple fractures and was dead on arrival of the ambulance crew.
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Sydney
John James Tobin
Fpurramgattia
Homebush Markets Today sales at Homebush sites
Today at Homebush 1640 head of cattle yarded with firmer prices for some grades and others unchanged. Bulls 6 to 10 pounds 10, cows 4 to 0, best beef 30, good 25, medium 22, inferior 20. Sheep about 20,000 penned, market weaker. wethers 14, ewes 3 to 13, lambs 10 to 15. Agents Pitt Bow and Badgery Ltd wired. 32,24 sheep yarded with more prime. Prices: wethers to 14, ewes to 11.8, lambs to 13.8. Cattle yarded include Gundebri 94 vealers, Wilson Brothers 17 vealers.
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Sydney
Homebush
Pitt, Bow, and Badgery, Ltd
Weald Gundebri
Kor WU
Wilson Brothers
Vealerg
Nazi Riot in Cologne Sparks Violent Clash and Arrests
Hundreds of uniformed Nazis defied a ban in Cologne attempting a propaganda march. Police fired revolvers as they clashed with Hitlerite crowds at their headquarters and across Essen Duisburg and Wuppertal injuring many. A Seine? killed.
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Cologne
Ifrom
Stallelms
Invereslg Golf Club June Monthly Medal winner
The June monthly medal at Invereslg Golf Club was won by F Satterthwaite with a net 14. The best gross rounds were by E Pillans and Dr Cookson with 47. Complete scores include F Satterthwaite 100-30 64, EB McParland 91-23 63, Dr Cookson 87-18 60, Pillans 87-16 71, and others led by R Wondiey 64-18 76. next Saturday matches are set to continue.
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F. Satterthwaite
Nelt
E Pillans
Dr. Cookson
McParland
Cookvon
Jo Mecllyren
P Saunders
G. Wi'son
E. Pillans
F. Relig L. Conants
HO Gretsiey
RP Wondiey
C McFarland
F Brooks
L. Miller
H. Simmons
A. Wood
Brveridge
Law's 7 Delays Stymie Industrial Commission Inquiry
Last night union officials warned they would use obstructive tactics to delay the Industrial Commission hearing on wage reductions. Plans discussed include summoning hundreds of witnesses to oppose the wage cut and using trial lawyers to edge claims for injury cases.
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Sydney
Union
Omicla
Industrial Commission
Tr Ts
Popular girl competition at Copii Theatre leads field
Miss O-Shannessy holds a clear lead in the popular girl competition at the Copii Theatre with Miss Westielon and Miss Ford Thros close behind. Miss Dibley drops from sixth as Miss Rowland enters the lineup. Miss Mabel Hardy remains seventh as plans for July contests and final flyer entries unfold.
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Copii Theatre
Vic
Beryl O'Shannessy
Anas
Misa West I5ielon
Misees Ford Fcev
Throsby
Miss Dibley
Jrare
Miss Rowland
Mabel Hardy
Clergyman Dead in Gladesville Close of St Luke's Hospital
Rev Harry Geydames Howe rector of Gladesville died yesterday at St Luke's Hospital at age 65. The clergy member, previously serving as pastor, passed after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Sydney
Harry Geydames Howe
Gladesville
St. Luke's
Lora
Remarkable scenes as Papal Legate arrives in Folkestone
Dublinbound Cardinal Lauri, Papal Legate to the Eucharistic Congress, lands at Folkestone then travels by special train to Chester amid massive Catholic crowds. At Addlestone Road near the Olympia crowds surge to bless him, with police and Catholic guards restoring order. Dublin praises the welcome as pilgrims fill churches from dawn to night.
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London
Cardinal Lauri
Dublin
Folkestone
Chester
Addon Road
Olympia
Free State
Congress
Boy Foils Burglars At Kensington Home
Peter Griffiths thirteen chased two burglars from his Kensington home. A thief climbed a fence and vanished while the other was captured by Constable Cavanagh after the boy flagged police. Clothes stolen from the Griffiths residence were alleged to be the loot.
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Sydney
Peter Griffiths
Kensington
Peter
Cavanagh
Griffiths
Man Missing From liner Oren Say Near Colombo
News from Melbourne states Claude Hamilton a 74 year old grazier from Gisborne is missing from the liner Oren Say traveling alone to England. He disappeared a few hours before the vessel reached Colombo.
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Melbourne
Moray
Claude Hamilton
Gisborne
Orensay
England
Colombo
Table Tennis Tournament Report Near Hospital Night
A fragmented table tennis tournament summary lists players Campbell Sweaney Scott Ed wards McFarland Newman Morgan Nash Freeman Campbell Denshire Scott Ford Scott Spilstory Smith Walker Mus Towner Moses Parker Kieran Hamilton Doust Lennon Doust and McFarland scoring various points behind opponents. The details show multiple matches and point tallies from a hospital venue tonight.
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Campbell
Ro Sweaney
Pillans
T Sweaney
S Campbell
J. Scott
J. Edwads Scratel
B. McFarland
Williams
Ro Maren
A Newman
VY. Morgan
Nash
Sussex Street Markets to day prices Sydney
Monday prices from Sussex Street Markets list bulk wheat 31 pence bagged 23, Tasmanian potatoes 56 to 66, dew laid 1/7, butter 42/6, cheese 3d to 6d, honey 46, oats 1/10 to 2, chaff wheaten 3/4 to 4/6, lucerne 4 to 48, hay 3 to 104, wheaten 2/8 to 37.
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Sydney
Buasex
Tasmanian
Lucerne
NSW Wheat Area Forecast To Reach 4.75 Million Acres
The State Marketing Bureau forecasts NSW wheat plantings may total 4,750,000 acres this season. Drafted from 270 crop correspondents and ten agricultural instructors opinions. Government Statistician seeks grower acreages soon, noting last season's area was 3,923,000 acres.
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Sydney
State Marketing Bureau
N.S.W
Calline
Nsw
War Service Homes Interest Reduction Plan
A War Service Homes Purchasers Association meeting claimed interest reductions on £59,000,000 in homes advances though the outlay was £19,000,000. They urged the Commission to fulfill the scheme’s original goal of not being profit driven and requested action accordingly.
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Sydney
War Service Homes Purchasers’ Association
Commis Rson
Goode Enquiry Witnesses Read Report Angers Lang
The Goode inquiry into charges against J. Goode, Transport Commissioner, resumed with witnesses J. Lamaro Harold McCauley and J. T. Lang. Lamaro said he read the Crown Solicitor’s report and told Lang, Lang admitted he had the report but did not read it, claiming it was the Attorney General’s job. Shand questioned Lang about references in the Legislative Assembly and Lang said he did not read the report.
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Sydney
J. Goode
Chio
Goneyal
Thompson
J. Lamaro
Harold McCauley
Sais
J.T. Lang
Lamaro
Crown Solcitor
Lang
Shand
Cricket Gossip Discusses Hammond and Woolley in London
The Daily Herod criticizes Hammond for cautious play during a test trial while praising Woolley’s delightful innings. It calls Woolley a potential automatic choice for an Australian tour and notes Grimmett posed no terror as Woolley proved capable of scoring against any bowling.
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London
Herod
Hammond
Woolley
Grimmett
Inverell Winter Looms with Harsh Winds Warned
A fragmented notice warns Inverell residents that winter is present with persistent westerly winds. It urges preparation for evenings and nights as shops tout affordable can goods and supplies.
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Inverell
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O’shannessy
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