Mrs Bell Triumphs in Port Pirie Associates Golf
Mrs A Bell of Grange Club won the Port Pirie Associates North Western Championship at Kingston Park links with 44 for nine holes in morning play and 87 for the full 27 holes. Miss L Williams (Port Pirie) was second, with 46-93-139, while A Bell also captured the handicap net with 62. Murdock shot 44 in morning, Sweeney net 63 with 95, and Jones net 64 after a poor morning 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirle Associates
Mrs. Murdock
Mas. A
Bell
L. Williams
E. E. Murdock
C. A. Jones
OC. K. Sparrow
R. N. Beckwith
G. Deyne
J. Hopkins
W. G. Johnson
Miss Hardy
Sweeney
J. G
E. Clarke
N. Meyrick
McKee
Murdock
MTA
Swann
Hamilton
E. M. Lower
G. Bell
A. Woodroffe
M. Pabjoy
H. A. Gant
Munday
Robinson
Beasley
A. E. Thomas
W. Rugless
G. Day
B. Dunsford
Maynard
B K. Sparrow
7.Sweeney
Murdoch
D. Meade
L. G. Tassie
O. Nicd
W Merrisk
J. Gray
L. Dunstan
Whendrew
J. Williams
Associates North Western Handicap list partial entries
A long list of participants with multiple handicap figures and names including Mrs Bell Miss Sweeney Mrs Jones Mrs Burgoyne and many others. The OCR shows numerous typos and misreadings but preserves a roster of entrants with associated numbers and initials.
Port Pirie and Glenelg tie for first in marked match
Port Pirie No 2 and Glenelg No 9 finish level atop the standings in a tight contest noted by score fragments including Port Pirie No 3 28h Port Pirie No 5 287 and Port Pirie No 12 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Glenelg No
Mat Ron Anak
Mollison Couple Plan Croydon to New York Nonstop Flight
London Friday report says Mr and Mrs J A Mollison the famed fliers have tentatively scheduled next Monday morning for their hop from Croydon to New York aboard their nonstop flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. A. Mollison
Ollock
Croydon
New York
Opening Foursome Event Sets Carnival Start At Port Pirie
The Port Pirie Golf Club carnival opens this afternoon at Kingston Park links at 12 48 with the North Western Handicap foursome. Golferstrom Crystal Brook Glad Stone Kadina Wirrabara Laura Port Pirie and other northern centres compete as a curtain raiser to Monday’s North Western Championship and Handicap. Eighty eight entries have been received with starting times and handicaps listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Mount Crawford Works Scheme Set to House Families
Adelaide reports the Mount Crawford works scheme will settle about 30 families on 626 acres. Each family receives a house shed poultry runs and stock with government sustenance until self supporting. Families chosen by the Employment Promotion Council from existing applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Mount Crawford
Employment Promotion Council
Jeffries
Australians in France shuffle Wimbledon pairings
J Crawford of Australia had a patchy singles outing after a strong mixed doubles showing as he defeated Von Rohrer. Vivian McGrath advanced in junior singles but lost in consolation.Following Paris experiences, Crawford will team with McGrath for Wimbledon while Adrian Quist pairs with Don Turnbull.
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Retorder
Special Cables
London
J. Crawford
Australia
von Rohrer
Vivian McGrath
Paris
Wimbledon
Crawford
McGrath
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Golf Pairings and Draws Sealed for Championship Foursomes
A list of morning foursome matchups and pairings for the championship, including Manifold with Rogers, Suerland with Somerset, Rugless with He Smerdon, and many others. The note warns competitors not to play on the greens after 4 o'clock and states the championship draw and handicap details will appear in Monday's issue.
Germans Offer Loans To Newlywed Couples
A Berlin report notes a government plan under unemployment relief to provide £50 loans to newly married couples to buy furniture. The program aims to return women to the home, aligns with Nazi domestic policy, and offers tax exemptions for households employing servants plus income tax reductions.
Adelaide man faces counterfeiting charge in police court
Joseph Shaw a Marion Court Adelaide laborer was charged with possessing counterfeit coins and storing with intent to utter them. A boot shop proprietor testified Shaw showed florins and a Canberra coin claiming he made them himself and had destroyed the mould. Bail set at 75 pounds with two sureties. Shaw also fined 4 pounds for possessing an unlicensed pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Joseph. Shaw
Marion Court
Shaw
Lénthall
Keven Kugstén
du Calne
Wakefield’ Street
du Caine
Lay Synod Backs E J Francis in Unanimous Vote
In the Willochra diocese lay members at a synod meeting yesterday unanimously carried a vote of confidence for Mr. E J Francis. Sympathy was extended for his recent troubles as the group expressed support during the discussion and decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretsky- Bay
Willochra
E. J. Francis
Rey
Sheen
Unfortunate Victim of Times Declares Bankruptcy
Melbourne reports Arthur Hewins Lamb once worth £130000 in 1929 and a Camberdown pastoralist who is now bankrupt. He earned a discharge certificate after the Bankruptcy Court noted property depreciation by at least £30000 and suggested antagonism among principal creditors hindered repayment. Judge Lukin said the pastoral world mood likely affected him most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Arthur Hewins Lamb
Camberdown
Goldbrough Mort
MacDonald Bors
Lukin
Tamb
Everest Expedition Fails to Summit Peak
Wireless message from Mount Everest expedition leader Mr Ruttledge reports Wynharris and Wager attacked the peak but could not complete the journey in a day and returned. If weather permits another attempt will be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Ruttledge
Mount. Everest
Wynharris
Wager
Weather Readings For 24 Hour Period Ended 8 30AM
Yesterday’s maximum reached 69.6 with a minimum 58.1 recorded between 8 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. for the 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. The report notes a 56 degree reading as part of the period.
Bribery and Secret Commissions Prevention League Formed in Sydney
A Sydney registry entry lists The Bribery and Secret Commissions Prevention League Incorporated. Its object is to create and maintain public opinion against corrupt trading. Membership is unlimited and includes Sir George Julius and other notable citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Peeping Tom Hunt Flare in St Kilda Night
Melbourne residents armed with pokers and garden implements chased a man over fences and along lanes after a girl spotted a man at her bedroom window. The search followed weeks of terror for local women as Betsy and others rallied neighbors to catch the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
St. Kilda
Constable Commended in Domestic Strife Case
In the Court of General Sessions today DGE Woinarski commended Constable Frost for promptly pumping from a tram and arresting Ernest William Kleine hairdresser who fired a revolver at his wife in Gertrude street Fitzroy on March 28. Kleine convicted of shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm got 12 months jail but the sentence was suspended on entering into a bond. He claimed the trouble with his wife stemmed from a constable taking her out and said he fired to frighten her after learning another constable had attended to serve a summons for indecent behaviour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Dge Woinarski
Court of General Sessions
Frost
Ernest William Kleine
Gertrude Street
Fitzroy
Kleine
Port Pirie officials and visitors gather for northwest meeting
Detective J J Evans of the Port Pirie police is on leave. Visitors Mr C Garnell of Gawler and Mr E J Francis attended Pirie on business. Dr S B Forgan relieves Dr L G Tassie at Port Pirie Hospital. Golf figures W S Hymill H B P Whitfield and R Thompson travel to Pirie for the northwest meeting. Mrs S McKee and OW Johnson competed in Kingston Park and stay at Royal Exchange Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Evans
Port Pirie
A. W. Lacey
Adelaide
Pirie Fash
S. B. Forgan
L. G. Tassie
Port Pirie Hospital
Tassie
Pirie
Messrs
W. S. Hymill
H. B. P. Whitfield
F Bromley
End
R. Thompson
Port Pirie Golf Club
Barrier Hotel
Mesdames. S
McKee
OW. C. Johnson
Pirie Associates
Kingston Park
Royal “Exchange
Rutlidge Convicted of Manslaughter in Paddington Collision
Sydney Friday Phillip Henry Rutlidge aged 42, manager, was convicted of manslaughter arising from the death of Mrs Rose Spratt after a speeding car knocked her down at Paddington. He was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Phillip ‘Henry Rutlidge
Rose Spratt
Paddington
Birthday honours list announced in Melbourne and Sydney
The King's Birthday honors list includes Justice Mann as Knight Bachelor and William Massy Greene as KCMG among Victorian and federal appointees. Companions of the British Empire go to Robert Alexander and James Taylor for public service, with others in tax, interior, and Olympic federation roles. Adelaide names also feature in the extensive roll.
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Melbourne
William Irvine
Dominions
Frederick Wollaston ‘Mann
Victoria
Walter Leiteh Dreuring
William “Robert * Alexander
The
Legislative Assembly
Sydney
ING
K-C.m.g
William Massy Greene
K.B
Robert Ewing
FB. A
McGuire
Army Medical Service
C.B.E
Aete
Bebwa
Department
the Interior
James Taylor
A. H. Gaze
British Phosphates Commissiony
Judge Beeby Warns on 44-Hour Week Pressure
Melbourne report on Arbitration Court hearing where textile workers seek a 44 hour week. Judge Beeby fears employers have not moved toward better conditions and predicts hours for women will fall. Discussion notes Australia’s 48 hour week and Japan’s dumping impact.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Beeby
Trapped by Fire at Kilkenny Shed
A shed fire in Kilkenny trapped Mr. T. H. Smour of Wilpena Terrace. He escaped with minor burns by climbing a counter and reaching the door as two boys wrapped bags around his burning trousers. Damage is estimated at £200 with flames fed by floor polishes and other inflammables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
T. H. Smour
Wilpena Terrace
Kilkenny
Vessels Collide Off Cuxhaven Passengers Safe
A fog collision off the Elbe between the passenger steamer PJOSED and the motorship Stentor caused the Guildford Castle to begin settling. Passengers evacuated into lifeboats and were rescued by the Stentor and other assisting ships at Cuxhaven. Three crew members are missing and several injured. All passengers unharmed.
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London
Stentor
Guildford Castle
Guxhaven
River Elbe
Cuxhaven
Foreman Questions Night Work Amid Courting Claim
A laborer testifies under questioning about night work while the foreman probes the claim the worker courted for two years. The exchange reflects labor conditions and social norms of the period.
War Debt Payment Due June 15 Questioned in Commons
In the House of Commons the question was raised whether the government had decided on the war debt payment due to America on June 15. Mr J H Thomas, Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, said it was not desirable to make any statement at this juncture.
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Recorder
London
House of Commons
America
J.H. Thomas
Dominion Affairs
Quotations on Calumny and Reputations
A compact reflection on the bite of slander. The speaker warns that those who once feast on human misfortune will forever hunger for ruined reputations. The fragment echoes Goldsmith’s critique of malice and reputation damage.
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Goldsmith
Millinery Dome Entry Sparks Family Feud Question
A lone family head faces doubt as a millinery dome enters the scene. The fragment hints at internal conflict over a headwear matter within a household, suggesting tension and discrepancy in beliefs about the accessory's significance.
Shorter Week Unions Pleased Judge Remarks Adelaide
Chief Judge Dethridge in the Federal Arbitration Court yesterday signaled the 48 hour week is not likely to become permanent in industry. Industrialists in Adelaide welcomed the comment as unions push the shorter working week into policy debates. The Labor Party aims for a 26 or 80 hour five day week, with the Australian Workers Union and Australian Council of Trade Unions backing the change.
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Adelaide
JHE
Dethridge
Federal
Labor Party
Labor
Australian’ Worker's Union
Australian “Council
Japan China Truce Rumor Shakes Shanghai
Rumors in Shanghai claim a political agreement accompanied the truce with Japan. Allegations say China would officially recognize Manchukuo and cooperate with Japan to end civil war, boost the economy, and end the boycott of Japanese goods.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Second Charge of Manslaughter Against Driver
Cyril Pritchard aged 26 a North Melbourne store keeper was arrested on a second charge of manslaughter over the death of eight year old John Geoffrey Gibbons of Randwick NSW. The child was knocked down in the city last night by a motor car which allegedly drove on but was chased and caught by a constable. The police say Pritchard was under the influence of liquor and he was remanded in the City Court until June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cyril Pritchard
North Melbourne
John Geoffrey Gibbons
Randwick
N.S.W
Pritchard
Morality on Trial at Bega Quarter Sessions
Judge Sheridan lamented that modern morality differed from that of previous generations and warned that literature plays and novels were largely filthy. He urged a return to the safeguards of old to protect young girls.
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Sydney
Bega
Sheridan
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Bell
Crystal Brook
Associates
Atlantic
Mr. Jeffries
France
TEE
F. M. Manifold
BR. Rogers
J. N. Keynes
J. N. Goodfellow
J. Suuerland
P. F. Somerset
R. W. Rankin
J. H. Crierie
Rugless
AL He Smerdon
A. B. Crierie
W. Baker
W. N. Wright
V. F. G. O'Rourke
H. H. George
E. L. Davies
D. Adams
V. W. Ferguson
KR. P. Klopper
Forgan
D. Fuss
Thomson
G. S. Kearney
V. J
Selanders
W. C. Cotterell
S. J. Warren
J. Ft. Strang
v. F. P. _Adams
E. L. Mitchell
G. RB. Mills
J. BR. Elliott
V. H.N. Skewes
L.A. Dunstan
Holder
N. Laver
S. K. Playfair
E.E. Murdock
C. W. Murdoch
Vy. Dy Locksley
Iw. Acw
E. A. Robinson
A. B. Bruce
A. M. Woodroffe
H. Malcolm
V. J. Forgan
G. Shenoweth
L. Carthewn
HS BS Mayfield
M. B.condon
Wastell
J.d. Wells
H. , Afford
F. B. Turner
England
Sir Alexander
Ruthven
Holida
Germany
Berlin
Synod
Company
Constable
HG. Nesbit
Federal Hotel
Davey
Education Department
Fred Grey
Gouger-street
Royal Skating Rink
Goode Road
O. H.woodward
Broken Hill Associated Smielters , Picnic and Sports Committee
R. A. Jackson
Architect-in-Chief's Department
King's
Sen
Massy Greene
Knight
South Australia
C.M
Winmien
Wsane
Judge Beeby
Gost
Lewis
New South Wales
Lincoln Mills
Tapan
India
Beebry
Bis
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