Jubilee Week Dance and Concert at Oval Wraps Up
The piece details Jubilee Week events including dances and concerts at the oval, lists many attendees and officials, talks on arrangements for crowning a queen, military sport programs, decorations, and arrangements with local groups to host events and provide services during the Jubilee. It notes apologies and correspondence about participants, and mentions preparations for a parade, lighting, and street celebrations.
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Oval
Ancesis
WM T Headgoldefriirman
Y. Yates
Jobim Hoptim
J. S. Huckle
J M W. Reid
A. W. Sharpe
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W. Ai
Taylor
Wegeo
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C Mart
U Hh
Davia
Gedges
Ed. Palrey
Leek Winser
Wiskaetileney
Pinte
Threadguld
Lakeo
Yabea
Nishi Light Horse
Vonfer Will Lisyr
Glivs
Aity Drum
Euam
Heid
Jakor Bo
Etuismas
Ely
Pirie
Liub
Carly
Wes
Kekelin
B. I. Davis
Lealier
Yates
Adelaide
Fire at Torren side Woollen Mills in Adelaide
A large blaze struck the Torren side Woollen Mills, Hindtmardh, late this afternoon causing damage estimated around 3,000. Three men escaped by running from the artificial isolation section. Frederik Mate suffered severe burns while three others faced danger amid the ventilation and electric equipment. The fire under control but repairs and investigations follow.
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Adelaide
Tuest
Torrenside
Hindtmardh
Old Times Return at Y M C A Merry Night
A long-time reckon celebrates at the Y M C A Pirie with a return to former fun and music. The event drew about 300 attendees who enjoyed a lifelike supper, dances, and a lively display of athletic and musical acts led by Mr Barber and the local band.
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Colleen Hobewis
Lainghter
Wen
Darber Wir
Tro Barber
Barber
Chalesnan
Eburgi
J. Butterley
Rine
Fan
Wan
Warby
Sven
George Rogers
Pirie War
N. Doliding
Ian
TENSION EASES IN EUROPE OVER SPANISH CIVIL WAR
London reports improved replies from Russia and Italy to France amid easing tension caused by the Spanish Civil War. The notes indicate cautious progress in diplomatic exchanges despite ongoing unrest.
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London
Russia
Italy
France
Spain
Credit Control Sanks and Free Influence Debate
Melbourne witnesses at the Royal Commission on Banking advocate Social Credit replacing the current debt system with a national rational credit model. A J Amen of the Sandringham ranch argues for a production backed system, criticizing private institutions and calling for government bonds to fund consumer credit through the Commonwealth Bank.
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Melbourne
A J. Amen
Sandringham Ranch
Douglas Social Credit Movement
Royal Commisson
Commonwealth Bank
Filtowine
Teuke
Nvliva
Seamen die of possible poison mystery at sea
Two sailors Bernard Anderson aged 20 and William Hayes aged 43 died aboard the tanker British Science now at sea. Doctors suspect poison but the cause remains mysterious with brown skin staining, no puncture marks found, and plans to report to London as experts weigh snake venom and other possibilities.
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Delmde
Tne
British Science
High Seas
Cheltenham Cemetery
South Australia
Bernard Anderson
William Hayes
Nau
Alts- Walla
Home Office
London
Purcell on trial for alleged murder of wife in Epsom home
Melbourne jury hears William Purcell charged with killing Margaret Dorothea Purcell in the kitchen of their Epsom house on June 22. His statement to police describes a confrontation about infidelity and a plan to face their children, with moments of blank recollection afterward. The hearing adjourned for further evidence.
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Melbourne
Margaret Dorothes Purcall
Epsom
William
Patrick Pur Sl
Haere
Tral
Bendigo Supreme Court
Sproule
Crown Proscentor
Purcell
Two Boxers Do Well at Olympic Games
Report from Berlin on Australian light heavyweight L. T. Harley and L. A. Cook winning fights. Other results include Ewell’s welterweight win, Cooper’s match, and Poland’s Subhowlik in the round. Norton placed poorly, Mackay out of the backstroke, and Mastens unplaced in springboard diving.
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Berlin
L. T. Harley
L.A. Cook
Vaeley
Ian Beuren
Whw
Subhowlik
Poland
Pat Norton
Wes Laoed
Mackay
Fun Mastens
Palmer Likely to Fight Rosenbloom Within Month
Ambrose Palmer, Australian heavyweight champion, expected to return from retirement to fight Maxie Rosenbloom for the heavyweight title. A Sydney venue is planned within a month with a guaranteed prize of £1,250.
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Melbourne
Ambrose Palmer
Maxie Rosenbloom
Sydney
Adelaide Detectives on Manhunt for City Robberies
Adelaide detectives pursue two suspects recently escaped from a reform school as robberies bear a trademark. The trail runs from Watt to Kingston and Waiet with leads of shoe stores and homes struck. One suspect, Albert Carter, a carver, is tracked. police warn of similar break ins across the city.
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Adelaide
Tueway
Anouier
Robbenee Um
Yaliin Taior
Arbert
Oatar RE
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Weather Record Pocket Note
Yesterday’s high reached 66 while the 24 hour minimum ended at 5.90 am with a low of 47 degrees.
Peterborough official resigns to join Oak Bank firm
Local councillor and former president of the Institute committees, Mr HL Tulloch of Bitte Braveh, resigns from Peterborough Waterworks department to lead a motor care and engineering business at Oak Bank. He remains active in public matters, serving as councillor and holding other civic roles. Emmy Wiltshire mourns husband Nov Wiltshire secretary of Peter Sopukien ranch expresses sympathy. Hospital inquiries indicate Lin in stable condition after incident.
Betting Board debates limits on betting days in SA
The Betting Control Board in Adelaide debated whether to curb the number of betting days in South Australia. It found few shops are in operation and suggested restrictions could be needed, while stressing hygienic premises and cooperation with racing bodies to balance interstate meetings and local wagers.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Mey
Deliey
Drig-Uey
Leane
Pullen
Mem
Rylive
Jelley
Fie
Board of Health
Poshed
Alka Canshderad
Abe Ecomplain
Mart Hathien Smees
Australia
Esafd
Jolley
Leibing
Boul Austrilias Decker Aule
Asco
Victoria
Welkerie
Quillaine
Strelley
Peaston
Caulfielt
Wien
Planes Before End of Year
SHELBOURNE Tuesday report states that the British Air Ministry may speed up delivery of Australian orders of planes for the air force. Four substantial portions of components will probably be made before year end as Commonwealth orders have been held up while British manufacturers focus on Britain's expansion program. If diverted, these machines would affect Australia.
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Yules
Aek Suen
Lont-peesinng
Dlivrlut
Sectum
Uluclaya
Judy Rider
Ullitary
Vollee
Blo Lindsay
Taddy
Reldkeili
Shelbourne
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no trace of drugs analyst report on santa casa
an analyst report questions drug findings at Santa Casa noting no trace of illegal substances. the document cites investigation steps and officials denying prior claims while detailing sample handling and results. authorities emphasize transparency and ongoing review.
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Santa Casa
London Metal Market leads with mixed Australian AU
Fragmented excerpt from the London metal market news shows Australian and other metal price directions. Several items indicate movements in pot, forward, cash, and forward prices, with notes on percentage shifts and months, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Aublaide
Ordline
Regeweed Ie Atatralian Anew
Matalit Aseieiallon
Tts
Ag Tollow
Murtamana
Santa Casa Favorite Named For Caulfield Steeplechase
Taken at the request of J Devime owner-runner of Santa Casa the favorite for the Australian Steeplechase at Caulfield on Saturday. Contain no alkaloidal substances of drug.
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J. Devime
Santa Casa
Caulfield
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