Lifth State Lottery Draws Prize Winners in Sydney
Sydney readers learn the Lifth State Lottery results. First prize No. 98351 goes to "One More Try" Syndicate led by Mrs. M. A. Stuckley of Griffith Street Balgowiah. Second prize No. 3060 to "Mum's Birthday" Syndicate headed by Ms. Brinkley of Campsie. Third prize No. 29182 to "Our Chance" Syndicate run by T. Drinkwater of Fairfield. Fourth prize No. 28681 to "The Dog" Syndicate at Manly. The next draw slated for Friday.
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Sydney
M. A. Stuckley
Griffith Street
Balgowiah
Ms. Brinkley
Canterbury Road
Campsie
Drinkwater
Yoorooga Park
York Street
Fairfield
the Dog” Syndicate
Doran Street
Sydney Road
Manly
Priday
Rainstorm Approaches Inland Centers Soon
Mr Mares warns of an approaching rainstorm likely to hit inland centers within 44 hours. Rain will be heavy in southern districts as the system moves inland and intensifies.
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Sydney
Mares
Solicitor Guilty Over Misappropriation At Quarter Sessions
Harry Allscon Green a 33 year old solicitor pleaded guilty at the Quarter Sessions to omitting to account for 891 pounds belonging to a client. He was sentenced to three years' imprisonment. Acting Judge Nie'd warned on misappropriation and the need to uphold solicitor trust. Detective Gallagher said total defalcations were about 2000 pounds.
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Sydney
Harry Allscon Green
Nie'd
Gallagher
Sydney wait price report for today
Sydney market note records the day’s wait price at 48 6 with unspecified tone. No clear entities beyond Sydney and price 48 6.
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Sydney
Obituary Edward W. Knox Dies After Illness in Sydney
Sydney Monday obituary for Edward William Knox a former chairman and managing director of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company Lie who died after a brief illness in his birth year.
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Sydney
Edward Wiliam Knox
Colonial
Lie
Weather forecast for coast and inland districts
To day forecast expects mostly fine conditions along the coast and northern inland areas with cold nights and frost. Elsewhere remain cloudy with renewed showers spreading from the southwest to southern and central inland districts, with some rain in stations and snow on southern high lands. Strong northwest winds bring squalls along the coast.
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Sydney
Weather Opinion from H Grinsell on Rain and Seasons
H Grinsell writes to the Glen Taney Examiner praising rain relief for dry regions and forecasting a gradual improvement in the pastoral outlook. He cautions about weak sheep in winter conditions lasting three months, notes autumn-like weather extending into June and winter into spring, and urges gratitude and church services.
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H.grinsell
Glen Taney ‘Examiner
Jad Shuek
Premier Stevens in Federal Politics Discussion
In political circles the idea of Mr Stevens moving from state to federal politics gains traction. Influential members of the U.A. say his entry to the federal ministry would be invaluable to Australia.
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Sydney
Stevens
U.A
Australia
Bomb Explodes at Saint Peter's Basilica Cloak Room
A bomb exploded in the cloak room of Saint Peter's Basilica during Mass injuring four people. The device, timing clock operated, was left by an unknown terrorist who apparently planned to remove it inside but was forced to abandon it in the cloakroom. No structural damage occurred.
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Saint Peter's Basilica
FLY TO ENGLAND IN SIX DAYS
Phot J Woods of Western Australian Airways plans a six day flight to England leaving Broome on July 4. The expedition aims to push aviation progress and showcase long distance air travel capabilities. Authorities anticipate a historic crossing with Woods piloting the craft across international routes.
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Sydney
Phot J. Woods
Western Australian Airway
England
Broome
Halfcaste Problem Urges Marriage to Whites in Sydney
News from Sydney reports Reverend C H Nath of Melbourne, after inspecting Church Missionary Society stations in the Northern Territory, advocating that halfcastes be encouraged to marry white people to gradually remove native blood. Nash warns caution in expressing views on native treatment, noting police kindness and reliability.
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Sydney
C. H. Nath
Melbourne
Church Missionary Society
Northern Territory
Mary White
Nash W
Found Shot on Alexander Street In Armee
A man believed named Gibson was found shot dead on Alexander Street Armee by two pedestrians last night. A 32 calibre revolver lay near the body.
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Bydney
Gibson
Alexander Street
Armee
Evading Taxation Sermon Calls Tax Cheats Traitors
Rev. T. E Ruth at Pitt Street Congregational Church argued that men who evade taxation should not have a vote and that evasion nullifies citizenship, destroys a citizen’s claim to community service, and makes him a traitor to society.
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Sydney
T. E Ruth
Pitt Street Congregational Church
Bulgarian Outbreak Promptly Suppressed by Curfew and Raids
Bulgarian authorities raid homes across Sofia and other towns seizing arms while a night curfew confines residents. Reports say several people were shot as rival Macedonian factions advocate death penalties for attempts at murder. Tram train and telephone services are suspended and journalist movements restricted.
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Bofta
Sofia
Princips
Chamber
German Troubles as Nazi Dominance Expands
The Sunday report says Hitlerism is dominant in Berlin with two remaining political factions the Catholic Centre and Wughburgs National People's party set to vanish. Goebbels vows a united one party state as clergy face political bans and hundreds of socialist leaders are arrested including 120 from Dresden.
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Berlin
Naz
Catholic Centre
Wughburg
National People's Party
Herr Goebbels
Rheydt
Rhineland
Dresden
Socialist Party
Man Arrested For Kautz Assault Remanded For Hearing
At the Police Court on Saturday morning before Mr J A Longworth CP 5 Graham Mewton a 25 year old immigrant and former wards man at the District Hospital was charged with persulting William Kautz on the night of June 22 with intent to rob. The case was remanded for hearing until July 5. No application was made for bail.
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J. A. Longworth
Graham Mewton
William Kautz
Rochester
Policr
Fiercely Denounced Sir Arthur Cocks Attacks Communism
Sir Arthur Cocks denounced Communism at Wentworthville meeting praising the New Guard as the only force to defend national honor. He warned of Communist dangers to wives and daughters and urged decisive action to nip the influence in the bud. The New Guard, he said, stands for law, order, and allegiance to God and King.
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Sydney
Wentworthyille
Arthur Cocks
Sir Arthur
The Sleeping Camp shines by Y AL boys in Capitol show
A big revue by forty Young Australia League boys titled The Sleeping Camp will tour Friday July 14 in The Capitol. The program features thirty musicians, chorus, soloists, comedians, and elaborate scenery with lighting effects. Billie Gardner the soprano boy leads, and seven year old Charlie Stanton dazzles with singing, dancing, and acrobatics. Tickets cost 2 and 1 shillings with reserved seats via Scholes.
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The
Capitol
Young Australa League
Sydney
Regent Theatre
Melbourne State Theatre
Tivoli Theatre
Brisbane
Billie Gardner
Ns.w
Litt
Charlie Stanton
Scholes
Singapore Delay Forces Plane Down in Alor Star
In Singapore an Ulm aircraft named Faith of Australia diverted to Alor Star due to engine trouble. The delay is expected to last about one day as authorities address the technical issue and passengers await rescheduling.
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Singapore
Ulm
Faith of
Australia
Alorstar
Note Found At North Head Threatens Suicide
Manly police found a farewell note and wallet on the edge of the cliffs at North Head. A prolonged search of the rocks below did not locate a body. The note, signed T. W. Enholz, reads I will go over the gap, no money, no home, goodbye.
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Sydney
Manly
North Head
T. W, Enholz
Lang Dissension Sparks Thirroul ALP Meeting Turmoil
A special Thirroul Australian Labor Party meeting in Sydney broke up in disorder last night amid Lang ALP executive instructions. Supporters of Willis faced long speakers and heckling, nearly sparking a free fight as the gathering adjourned without a vote.
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Sydney
Mondey
Thirroul Alp
Lang AL P
Willis
Dean Inge to resign as Dean of Saint Pauls in 1984
London reports that Dean Inge will resign from the Deanery of Saint Paul's in 1984 because of advancing years.
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London
Inge
Saint Pau'l
Offer To Vines Turn Professional For 20000
London Sunday interview notes a New York report claiming £20000 was offered to Vines to turn professional at season end. Vines says no definite offer has been made but cannot afford to spend years pursuing a game that is a full time job and remain in the front rank.
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London
New York
Terumty Payey Vines
Australian Rugby League picks two for England tour
The Australian Rugby League Board of Control selects M. Glasheen from Quinsland and V. Hey View to replace Bichoo and Netman in the England tour squad.
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Sydney
Australan Rugby League Board of Control
M. Glasheen
Quinsland
V. Hey View
Bichoo
Netman
England
Three Arrests After Train Robbery Sweep
Police and railway officers report three arrests at Cronville and one more yesterday as they pursue a wave of train robberies on the southern line. The authorities hope the arrests will help clear up a number of incidents.
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Sydney
Cronville
In Veresl Golf Club President's Cup Scores Report
Weather dampened play yet local golfers posted solid scores in the first round of the President's Cup at Ashford Club. The opening day is set for Sunday with many players encouraged to join. scores list many players with totals and handicaps from Saturday's round.
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Ashford
L. Blee Ag
EB. McFarland
McParland
W McNamara
A. Hart
A Moore
Madigan
FP Brooks
L. Milter
J. Gray
R. P Hantley
Dr. Deakson
R. More
L. F. Keller
Ww. H. Crossley
FL. Rorke
Ft R. Gray
J. Stewart
G. Beveridge
F. J. Schibbs
A. Asher
Edgar
Havoc In India Floods Wreck Homes Across Regions
Widespread floods in Calcutta and northern regions left thousands homeless. Currents toppled homes in Upper and Central India villages, destroying crops as the Ganges overflowed.
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Calcutta
Upper
Central India
Ajmar
Ganges
Delhi
Punjab
Market report from Homebush sheep and cattle sale
Pitt, Son, and Badgery report at Homebush yesterday about 32.00 sheep penned, mainly lambs of lower quality. Demand strong with prices from Bd to 2s to 191 hoggets to 2s 4d and cattle up to £10 12 for bullocks, cows to £8 6s, dealers to £8 4s 3d.
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Sydney
Pitt, Son, and Badgery, Ltd
Homebush
James
Craigs Appeal Adjourned to Next Term
Sydney Monday the appeal of Roland Craft against his death sentence for the murder of Bessie O Connor was adjourned by the Pall Court of Criminal Appeals until the next law term.
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Sydney
Roland Craft
Bessie Oconnor
Pall Court of Criminal Appeals
Sussex Street Market Prices Report Today
Prices listed at Sussex Street market include potatoes Tasmanian Victorian per ewt bagged goods onions chaff lucerne hay and other staples with varied per cwt rates. The Queensland Cabinet considered cutting railway freights to zero per cent to support a pastoral industry agenda.
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Sydney
Siaswk Street
Maier
Queensland
Dreel Af
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