Jew decisively defeats Turnbull at Wimbledon
Melbourne report notes Hogan and Labor re admission to party. Mr Hogan MLA a former Premier of Victoria calls the ALP Conference readmission move a just decision and says expelled members may apply to the State Executive. He states he has not been invited to re enter via the Federal Conference.
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Melbourne
Hogan
M L A
Victoria
AL. P
Labor Party
Federal Conference
Lang
Ulm Missing No News From Basra Report
Basra correspondent reports there is no news about Australian aviator Ulm. The note suggests he may have avoided Basra or information is unavailable.
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London
Davy Telegraph
Basra
Ulm
Stud Sheep Sale Netted About £41 000 in Sydney
The annus stud sheep sale in Sydney concluded yesterday with total receipts around £41 000 for 2889 sheep. High demand pushed prices, reflecting a strong market for breeding stock.
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Sydney
Sheep Losses From Cold Weather Reported
Three thousand sheep out of a mob of 10 000 travelling from Meteor Downs to Dalby died on Jimbour Plains due to intense cold. Owners faced the problem of disposing of the carcases.
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Brisbane
Meteor Downs
Dalby
Jimbour Plains
Nepean Dam Pays First Post Pause to Workers
Sydney reports the Nepean Dam distributed its first pay in over two years. The payroll totaled £900 for employees, reflecting resumed wage payments after a lengthy pause.
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Sydney
Natean Dam
Great Hurricane Trinidad Destroys Southern Spain Coastline
A report from Southern Trinidad describes a devastating hurricane that struck Tuesday night, causing widespread destruction and deaths. The storm battered the coast with high winds, resulting in drownings and severe material damage in the region.
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Spain
Trinidad
Thuis
Kavar
Award Suspended to Allow Relief Work in New South Wales
Judge Beeby issued an order suspending the metal trades and builders laborers awards for 12 months. The move enables union members in New South Wales to work on relief projects at an hourly wage. The court was told that 23,000 to 30,000 men have been employed on unemployment relief works over the past year by the government.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Beeby
Metal Trades and Builders
Wheat Market Sways On Overseas Prices And Quiet Trade
The city wheat market moved faster yesterday on overseas action but remained quiet. Bulk wheat sold around 35 shillings a ton, down about 1d from the day before as buyers held back. Bagged wheat parcels were quoted at 94 but with little disclosed business. Reports from London and Liverpool noted weaker selling conditions and favourable American weather, while Canada and Argentina markets showed mixed activity.
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Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
London
Liverpool
America
Canada
Chicago
Winnipeg
Western Canada
State Drive Helps Returned Soldiers Find Work
Seven thousand returned soldiers have found employment since the Returned Soldiers League launched a state-wide job drive on Friday.
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Bydney
Hidden Treasure Rumor At Old Shop Site
Town buzzes after workmen clearing the old Flamsay and Morris premises reportedly unearthed coins during demolition. A boyish dig crew, spurred by copper finds, recorded several sums including six shillings, tracing back to a former Hilliard saloon site and a possible tale of imagined treasure.
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H. N. Flamsay
F. Morris
Jad
Smith
Tennis tournament upset and round progression in Australia Ireland match
German player Daniel Prenn defeats Turnbull of Australia in straight sets to reach the third round. Crawford and McGrath advance in doubles as Cronin and Purcell are eliminated. Other singles rounds see Stegman, Kryneitis, and von Cramm winning in straight sets with notable results among listed players.
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London
Daniel Prenn
Germany
Turnbull
Australia
Crawford
McGrath
Cronin
Purcel
Ireland
Prenn
Purcell
Stegman
Kryneitis
Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Mennel
Austin
Vines de Stefan
Jatys
Sutter Wenen
Mises Perry
Seviven
Sand Betty Nuthall
Satoh
Numa Iapin
Hughes
Ane Perry
England
Borstin
Ane Brugnon
Frances
Brighter outlook at Stockowners' Association meeting
Mr. Charles Binnie told the annal gathering that wool demand was strong at recent sales but came too late for most growers. He warned there would be no carryover next season and urged fodder storage due to drought. He also criticized taxation funding government jobs at high cost.
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Sydney
Stockowners' Association
Charles Binnie
Binnie
Fatty Arbuckle Dies in Sleep at 45
New York report states silent death of silent screen star Fatty Arbuckle at age forty five. The well known man reportedly died in his sleep early today following a brief illness.
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New York
Fatty” Arbuckle
Anita Peetoris
Corruption Arrest Shocks Berlin in Taxpayer Scandal
Berlin launches a corruption case against former Chancellor Herr Gwtay Bauer after his arrest on charges tied to self enrichment at the expense of taxpayers. The scandal shocks the Socialist leadership and raises questions about party accountability.
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Berlin
Herr Gwtay Bauer
Brisbane Wool Sale Advances Prices in Keen Trade
Brisbane Friday wool sale saw further price advances amid keen competition. Estimated greasy wool prices averaged 11d to Tidih across Dublin?
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Brisbane
Canterbury Races Selections From The Times
Times selections for Werbury Park races include Meiden Welter first division and Falkland second division as well as Gold Edge in the Hunt Cup. Other named entries cover Flying Handicap first and second divisions with Gunere Polly Spec Greensea and Some Boy Orpah Truesign.
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Lowing the
the Times
Werbury Park
Tomorrow
Horde
Yarrawin
Mount Dangar
Meiden Welter
Trematon
Falkland
Pyongi
Gold Edge
African
Damilia
Dameminster
Gunere
Polly Spec
Greensea
Some Boy
Orpah
Canterbury
Wallace Mimi
Prince
Blairfort
Gay Hawk
Gallery Girl
Princess Lee
Ashbury
Lyons rejects Country Party terms to join government
Mr Lyons responded to Mr Paterson arguing the Federal Government is not obliged to meet Country Party demands. He says he invited Dr Page to bring party members into government but the present parliament was elected. He warned ministers must not cede portfolios to individuals or groups. He asserts a prime minister cannot accept such conditions.
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Brisbane
Lyons
Paterson
Country Party
Page
Shipping Subsidies Debate Shapes Atlantic Trade Policy
London reports show Holland Norway and Finland backing Britain’s call to abolish shipping subsidies. France voices cautious support and urges international agreements to end ruinous competition on great ocean routes.
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London
Holland
Norway
Finland
Britain
France
State Lottery Sydney Draws Fourth to Newcastle
The 37th State lottery was drawn today with prizes awarded across Sydney and Newcastle. First prize No 8000 went to The Early Winger syndicate led by J. Hormer from Crow's Nest, Sydney. Second prize No 64479 went to the Frayodicate syndicate led by J. Mickel from Building Elizabeth Street, Sydney. Third prize No 19603 Four Nits syndicate led by Mrs A. Barden from Braakline Street Tempe. Fourth prize No 9140 Kemke syndicate led by A. Weilbe, Fred Ash Ltd, Newcastle.
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Sydney
Symitcate
J. Hormer
Crow's Nest Fire Staton
North
Ayodicate
J. Mickel
Elizabeth Street
A. Barden
Braakline Street
Tempe
A. Weilbe
Fred Ash Ltd
Newcastle
Protecting Racehorse at Grand National Hurdle
Melbourne report notes the favorite Baanya is guarded by ex policemen with revolvers and three watch dogs ahead of the Grand National Hurdle Race. Precautions were taken due to past attempts to damage the favorite.
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Melbourne
Great Newspaper Circulation Sets World Record
The Daily Express proclaims its June sale surpassed two million copies making it the leading newspaper by circulation globally. The record figure highlights its wide reach and dominance in print media.
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London
Daily Express
Missing Collier Search Continues in Gulf Waters
The missing ecler Christina Fraser remains unfound as air force planes persist in the search today near Gubo Tinvd. Keeper William MyaArtour is said to be missing.
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Melbourne
Ecler Christina Fraser
Air Force
Gubo Tinvd
Wiliam
Oso
Weather forecast for Sydney with scattered showers
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with increasing rain in places and many fogs in southern and eastern districts. Cool to cold nights with frosts, southwest to southeast winds along the coast and variable inland winds tending northeast.
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Sydney
Wheat Conference Sets Survey of 1934 35 Acreages
Brief discussions at the Wheat Conference push ex-perts to work late gathering a 1934 35 acreage and yield estimate. Australia aims to prepare figures to guide the Premiers Conference in Australia this Saturday and to plan production and surplus stock measures. Mr Hew will cable a full statement to Australia.
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London
Australia
Weess
See
Argentina
Austral
Hew
Ayjitrida
Stabilising the dollar no action taken in Washington
Under Secretary of the Treasury Dean Acheson said no measures are being considered to stabilise the dollar and nothing has been done since President Roosevelt rejected the temporary stabilisation proposal from the London Conference.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
Pres
Roosevelt
London
Advised Share Offer Spotted in Local Ad Section
Brief item shows an advertisement fragment titled Cy EKoadalla Fanny Cough Cire listing a 20 share offer. Details are incomplete but imply a financial instrument sale or allocation.
Miser's Hoard Found in Parramatta Garage
About £200 was discovered in an old garage at Parramatta once occupied by a pensioner believed dead and penniless. The discovery surprised local authorities following a routine inspection.
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Sydney
Parramatta
Former Solicitor Flannery Charged With Theft in Rabaul
Francs Leon ary Flannery a former solicitor was committed for trial on a charge of stealing £20 in trust property of Guinea Airways Ltd in Rabaul. Flannery formerly practised in Sydney.
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Rabaul
AC Rabaul
Francs Leonary Flannery
Moniny
Guinea Airways Ltd
Flannery
Sydney
Melbourne centenary golf plans seek British amateur tour
Victorian Golf Association executive to invite the Australian Golf Union to prevent a British amateur team visit during the centenary celebrations while the Victorian Centenary Open Championship is played on the Metropolitan links. Prize money totaling 2000 pounds will be provided for professionals.
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Melbourne
Victorian Golf
Australian Golf Union
Australia
Metropolitan
Carnera Knocks Out Sharkey in Sixth Round
New York report says Primo Carnera defeated Sharkey by knockout in the sixth round, delivering a decisive win in the boxing match.
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New York
Carnera
Sharkey
Betting Fines Convicted Five Times
Ernest Dray a 43 year old laborer was fined 25 pounds for betting in George Street on June 24. It was revealed that since March he has been fined five times for betting offences with total penalties of 1865 pounds and time to pay refused.
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Sydney
Ernest Dray
George Street
Maron Dray
A L P Unity Conference Adjourns May Breakup Likely
It is reported that there is every likelihood the Federal ALP conference will break up without achieving unity.
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Sydney
ALP
Havin
Apprenticeship Rule in Sydney Cuts Time to Train
The Full Bench of the Industrial Commission orders Willem Weetts a 2 year 7 month apprenticeship in electrical mechanic trade. At 33 he will serve less than the customary five years and earn at least a living wage during the period.
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Sydney
Willem Weetts
Incustrial Commission
Maodr
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