QUEEN COMPETITIONS AT BONDS CHARITY BALL EVENTS
A digest of Queen contests at the Bonds Charity Ball includes Queen of Agriculture Miss M. Wilton, Queen of Education at the Continental Children’s Playground event, Queen of Professions Miss Lois Afford, Queen of Industry Miss N. Forgan, Queen of Traders Miss P. Bosomworth, and Queen of Sport Miss Gwen Beil. The program features dances, a bridge event, a display of trophies, and a large flower-decorated main table. A Port Pirie raised bouquet collection accompanies the festivities.
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M. Wilton
K. Flett
T. R. Taylor
T. Cummasins
Queen OF Professions
D. Yates
Risdon Park
Lois Afford
Alhambra
Queen of Sport
Gwen Beil
Institute Hall
C. Olsen
Hill
Miss Rowan
Mra
J. J. McCormack
Broken Hill
RL. Watson
Bank of Australasia
Silver City
Port Pirie
Buckley Joyce
Dunlop. Perdriat Company
Me. B. M. Collins
Homme Mollison Succeeds In Record Flight To Britain
Australia to Britain record flight ends after about nine days. Mollison lands at Croydon Aerodrome around 1 p.m. and earlier touched down at Le Bourget Aerodrome in Paris. Flight duration and sequence indicate a record-breaking crossing with speed and endurance noted by London and Paris dispatches.
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London
Molison
Croydon Aerodrome
Britain
Paris
Mollison
le Bourgeoi| Aerodrome
Jett
Loutom Speanmiutes Tater
Lyne
Molson
Moltison
Rome
Anit
Dogan
Crayon
Sullison Lvert
England
James Morrison
Sveathen
Athens
Final Stages In London Weather Disruptions
The article describes a muddled scene around Molson and associates in London as a weather talk dominates a week of interruptions. References to travel delays, distant Rome, and a late London arrival frame a tangle of miscommunications and miscued actions amid a stormy, unsettled day.
Record Flight Ends in Wreck After Long Dash
Aerial record attempt from Wyndham to Ragland and onward to Croydon ends in a crash at Fanny Bay Aerodrome after a 10 day journey. Mollison escapes injury as the trainer and observer report a 240 hour, 84 hour, and 205 hour sequence with mixed success. The wrecked machine is refitted and the pilot continues to pursue the record.
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My. GW
Scot
Wyndham
Ragland
Trent
Fanny Bay
Jenes
Mollison
Plana
Nison
Wyndham WA
Graydon
Iwellay
Bottom
Australia
Storms Sweep Channel with Thunder Over England
Fragmentary weather note reports thundery conditions over the Channel with storms raging from Croydon to Paris and London. Dispatches say air traffic guidance from Croydon assisted aircraft returning home as the weather deteriorated.
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Lonnon
Bowort
Mollison
Croydon
Paris
London
Outburst in Brisbane Court After 43 Year Sentence
In Brisbane on Thursday, George Kensiow lashed at Justice Douglas as he received a 43 year sentence on a charge tied to a £950 theft from the George site ranch of the Commercial Bank of Australasia. Raymond Whitfield faced related charges. court notes described Kensiow’s defiant attitude and Whitfield’s linking to the violence.
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Brisbane
George Kensiow
Douglas
Raymond Whitlley
George Site
Commercial
Gani of Australasia, Ltd
Stag-Hunting Brawl Sparks Protest in Minehead
In Minehead Somerset a demonstration against prohibition led to a brawl with stag-hunters. Horse riders jostled demonstrators as police and officials intervened. mud and wine were thrown and several women were knocked down. Some majals did not participate in the melee.
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London
Somerset
Durl
Bates
Dow
aMajals
Ce Milatk
Reduction of Interest in Adelaide Banks
Riverside news notes a decision affecting Victoria’s defare sector, reporting a cut to interest rates by four percent affecting banks and the policy of the day. The article cites the Confederation’s divisions and the impact on local finances.
Miss Amy Johnson Reaches Tokyo After Fog Delay
Tokyo safely reached by Miss Amy Johnson after a fogbound landing near Hiroshima. She originally departed from Seoul and bypassed Osaka, weather forcing a circuitous route before arrival in Tokyo via Okayama and Kobe.
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SBULL
Korea
Amy Johnson
Iswevia
Tera Tedey
Tokyo
Kobe
Seoul
Aimy Jonson
Hiroshima
Okayama
Peeide Gratin
Osska
Bat
Melbourne Loan Council considers NSW crisis amid Lang pledge
The Federal Loan Council resumed in Melbourne and weighed NSW tensions as Premier Lang faced Premiers Plan obligations. It discussed a 566 million pound conversion loan and the impact on government cash needs, with adjournment to refine measures for New South Wales and ongoing river project funding.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Tang
Lang
Australa
Wales
J. Lamare
Konaecil
Loan Council
Munay
Sehem
Treasury
Wwe Coumell
Nation-Wide Cabinet Debate In Parliament
Adelaide debate on a nationwide cabinet proposal dominates today’s Assembly session. Opposition leader Bulley urged that a broader national government would marginalize more populous states, while Government members supported the idea. The Country Party leader Massolinis and Mr Denny weighed in as the cabinet concept faced scrutiny.
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Adelaide
Ar L. DL
Wille
W.G
Denny
Iment
Terrible storms cause loss of life in Britain and continent
Severe thunderstorms struck Britain and parts of Europe causing multiple deaths. Reports describe ships and agricultural losses, with casualties among soldiers and laborers as buildings were damaged by lightning and wind.
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London
Britain
Francis
Lightiine
Tyes
Wustriet
Cate
Still Rising Amid Railways Offs and Flood Threats
Anxious residents watch Murray River flood risks as railways encounter hostility. Banks in Renmark rise four feet above 4947 level while currents move toward Payingny Road. Officials promise guarantees to conduct a two mile BrViby bridge project despite steep costs and weather delays.
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Renmark
Mig Murray
Distrion
Payingny Road
Thy
Victorian Amateur Championship Semi Finals Set
In Melbourne the Victorian Amateur Medal Championship saw key semi finals where Ma Ryan, holder with nine titles, faces Mary Willis in the final. Alex Russell beat Van Wen Wen over 36 holes by two up while Willems downed Dekeympla by three up.
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Nelbourne
Vsurscny
I N Wings
Ma. Ryan
Mary Willis
Hey
van Wen
Alex Russell
Tanay
Willems
Dekeympla
Mysterious Masterpiece Auctioned for Thirty Pounds
A painting believed to be a Rembrandt study sold for 30 pounds at an Adelaide market. The late Mr. West owned West's Woollee and supported the work's authenticity. His son reported a bidding strategy. expert A. V. Sdalman questioned the signature and authenticity. If genuine, the work could become highly valuable.
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Adelaide
A. V. Sdlam
Striol
Santeyre
Louvre
Susanna
Lyons postpones Melbourne visit amid executive division
Mir J A Lyons, Melbourne, states I A Lyons, a member of the National Ajtpckt Execusive Inn, delays a Queenstown trip following division within the executive over the loan campaign. He aims to have members meet and seek advice to stay in Melbourne during the current Test season.
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Melbourne
I. A. Lyons
Tony
Queensling
Robert Uibson
Romain
Opperman Aims for Brest Run in Tour de France Link
Hubert Opperman, the Australia eyelist, plans fishing along the Atlantic coast for a long ride ahead. He will attend trials for the Tour de France, then proceed to Brest via Paris Brest Paris stages. He believes his best chance lies in the Bordeaux Paris events.
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United Service
PAIS
Faubor
Opperman
Australia
Atlantic
Brest
Floods in Assam Recovery Efforts Continue
Dibrugarh reports indicate bodies recovered from the river after floods. Officials say the Mood situation remains alarming as rescue teams search for victims among refugees along the riverbanks and affected areas.
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Dalles
Caltitta
Assam
Dibrugarh
Mungana Mines Case Likely Concludes This Afternoon
Brisbane Thursday reports that the Crown case in the Mungana Mines lawsuit may end this afternoon. Defendants Reid and Goddard attended, while Inspector Julian-Laun presented documents. The judge insisted copies be available to the cross-examining side before testimony. Most afternoon focused on figures relating to Nuetwa and related parties in the glass and shelter dispute. The hearing adjourned.
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Brishane
Mungana
Reid and
Goddard
Cove
Ernest Julian-Laun
Minus Department
Mans
Oitoflu Ming
Caunsger
Defenne
Viet Fey
Gelats
Elven
Ahelstan Oyiey
Ghillagoe
Damaged Float Delays Highester Arrival in Tokyo
An erroneous float caused a delay as Mn F resist, who arrived at Tamsui, remained in port for repairs. He planned a morning departure for Shanghai, expecting to take off tomorrow morning. Earlier, Chichester visited the Governors General of Barmose.
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Tokyo
Tamsui
Bormasi
Shanghai
Moraas
Chichéster
Barmose
Herndon and Panabora Plan Tokyo to Seattle Flight
Messrs Herndon and Panabora versed in Khalsrovsk style will attempt a four non stop management from Tokyo to Seattle. They will land with an extra fuel tank when they reach Tokyo.
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New York
Messrs. Herndon
Panabora
Khalsrovsk
Siberia
Tokyo
Seattle
Pnk
Appropriation Bill Passes Through Parliament Stages
Canberra reports that the appropriation bill advanced through stages in the parliament on Thursday with debate concluding and the measure moving toward final passage. The action aligns with planned budget allocations for the current session.
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Canberra
Unemployed in Britain Reach Record High
Official returns show 1,743,950 people unemployed in Britain, the highest figure on record. A weekly increase of 52,617 is noted, with the rise attributed to the current economic slump.
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United Service
London
Britain
Stowe
Senate Debates Tax Amendments on Machinery Exemption
In Banberra on Thursday the Senate discussed amendments exempting agricultural and mining machinery from sales tax. The government is expected to reject the amendment, arguing it would cause a significant loss of revenue.
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Senate
Banberra
Train collides with bus near Toodyay in fog
Seven children died and twelve were injured when a Wheat being from Pine waning to Toodyay collided with a school bus at a level crossing near Toodyay at 645 am. The bus carried country children to Toodyay School. Four toys were killed instantly and the bus bodies were mutilated. An eight year old boy and another child were hospitalized.
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Perth
Toodyay
Chikiron
Fracas at Breakfast Leaves Victims and Suspect
A violent breakfast fracas in St Kilda injures a 48 year old man Pleydell, with gunfire wounds to chest and arm. Police capture a suspect after a chase to a garage. Inquiries reveal another youth, 19, charged with attempted murder as detectives probe recent house parties and missing trophies.
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Melbourne
Ploydel
She Kilda
Pune
St. Kilda
Ibab
Stella
Ater Willam
Pleydell
Wis Dungalow
Ryan
Mi Byam
Salary Reductions Debate Bridged By Modified Bill
Sydney reports a modified public service salary bill to bridge disputes between the Honorable Assembly and Legislative Council. Government plans to table the bill to resolve objections, preserving under 58 shillings weekly for staff and capping higher salaries with a possible 3 percent adjustment. The measure, expected to pass with council support, will be introduced tomorrow.
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Sydney
Dreseal
Tha
Fated Steamer Turned Turtle In June
United Service reports a steamer named St Philbee wrecked off St Nazar after a June voyage. Divers found a sunken hull and four bodies were recovered while more are still washing ashore amid a four hundred strong crew aboard the excursion.
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United Service
Takis
Willis
St. Philbee
St Nazar Lo Gay
Bindies Syere
Beth
Phillort
Sleniver
Tupac J
Hurdle Hhieine
Bay of Iscoy
Om Dame
All India Congress Assails Outrage Tactics in Burns Scathing Note
A report from ALGUTDA on Thursday cites the All-India Congress condemning recent outrages blamed on the Congress and nationalist presses. The resolution urges restraint and criticizes British press influence while calling for mourning on executions amid ongoing political strife.
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Algutda
Congress
Mi Inile Congress Committee
Vo8
Hofson and Garlick
Congress Organisation
Shana
Tom
Camisea
Metal market quotations from Adelaide for August 5
Advices from the Australian Mines and Metals Association show London Metal Exples quotations for August 5 with copper, zinc, silver and other metals moving variously. Spot copper rose to 32 pounds 46 shillings 3 pence per hundredweight, three months copper up to 33 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence, silver standards quoted with forward movement, zinc, lead and other metals listed with spot and forward prices.
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Adelaide
Mhursday
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London
Flour relief bread saga shocks Sydney crowds
A special meeting authorized commandeering 1000 tons of flour and 163 trucks from Darling Harbour to ship east. Government plans to distribute to Shadiera Ltd for relief bread. The action, under the Blow Acquisition Act, drew mixed reactions as bakers resisted and the government prepared to fix prices and supplies.
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Sydney
Whursday
Aowr
Darling Arbor
Shadiera, Ltd
Inginiain
Silzura
A.M. Shadier
Unpaid Contractors Owe Government Over 200000 Pounds
Report cites velgate sources noting government owes more than 200000 pounds due to delayed payments. The piece highlights monthly shortfalls and broader financial strain on contractors awaiting settlement.
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Sydney
Adelaide toddler dies after scalding incident
A two year old girl named Gloria Thomas died after being scalded by hot stew near a fireplace at George wires. The incident occurred nine days prior and the child was taken to the Goldman's Hospital in Adelaide where she passed away.
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Adelaide
Hursilay
Gloria ‘Thomas
George Wires
Adelaida
Gb'ldjmn
Hay
Sale catalog items for ladies, shirts, and fabrics
An old sales page lists various garment and fabric items with reduced prices. Items include ladies shoes up to 22/6, cardigans, colored dress flannel, colored velveteens, border hawks, tea cosies, towels, bath sponges, and wool mending robes. It advertises special tables of oddments and a sale on French powder.
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Taday
Toolear
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IN Loan Council
J. T. Lang
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Herndon and Panghorn
Fhrough Segate
Shash
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St. Philbert
All-India-Congress
Metal Markets
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