Pirie Golf Carnival North Western Championship Thriller
W. Rymill and H. S. Wastell tied for first with 147 for 36 holes at Kingston Park links in the North Western Amateur Championship. C. A. Woodroffe won the North Western Handicap with a net 63. Rymill and Wastell to play off for the championship over 18 holes at 9:30 this morning. spectators followed a thrilling afternoon round with Wastell edging ahead on several holes.
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Kingston Park Links
W. S. Rymill
H. S. Wastell
Port Pirie
G. P. Spensley
Port Broughton
J. W. Thomson
Gladstone
Wastell
Jed Rymill
A. Woodroffe
E. K. Cummins
Rymill
Scott
Ryvalll
Ton
Aleady
James Journey
Uim
Nymill
Wissley
Waste Hind
Thomson
T ‘Ymill
Spensley
Thomsen
Wok, Mallyon
Smd J. Hopkins
A. H. Smerran
Joe
Toll
Ian
AL Unis
Hiker party run down in Lane Cove Road Ryde tragedy
EAN Gibbs, 17, of Eastwood, was killed when a motor lorry struck a hiking party returning from a Methodist church picnic at Lane Cove road Ryde. Four others were seriously injured, one critically, in a badly lighted, narrow section as night fell. Police say the incident appears accidental.
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Sydney
Ean Gibbs
Eastwood
Lane Cove Road
Ryde
Sweeney Wins Bull Seat In Labor Victory
Returning officer declares Mr Sweeney Labour candidate elected after preferential vote counting. Mr Marlin and Mr Wilts eliminated as counts proceed. Sweeney secures absolute majority with 2,512 preferences remaining uncast. Bull by election noted as Labor Party’s strong contest, with minimal expenditure compared to Me ndale referendum campaign.
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Sydney
Bulls
Sweeney
Labor
Marlin
Wilts
Intler
Ar. Sweeney
Lab
A. W. Buttrell
Ua.p
Labor Party
Mendale State
Crawford Dominates Satoh to Reach French Final
In Paris on Monday J. Crawford of Australia overwhelmed J Satoh of Japan in the French singles semifinal. Crawford’s powerful serves and drives left Satoh unable to contend as Crawford moved to the final with a 6 0 6 2 victory. Cadet also defeated Lee in earlier action. Critics hailed Crawford’s European form as unmatched, predicting he could defeat any opponent.
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Recorder
Paris
J. Crawford
Australia
J Satoh
Japan
Ferri
Crawford
Sotah
Basedow family notes and Sydney visitors in Adelaide
Mr F Robertson of Sydney who has been at the Federal Hotel returns to Adelaide today. Miss R Robertson of Prospect, staying at the Federal Motel, also heads home. Mr A Witt, headmaster of Port Pirie School and cousin of the late Dr Herbert Basedow, said Basedow was widely esteemed, a tall figure among four brothers, with two brothers having died recently. He was a noted lecturer fluent in several native languages. A letter from Basedow’s sister reported his condition much better.
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F. Robertson
Sydney
Adelaide Steamship Company
Federal Hotel
Adelaide
R. Robertson
Prospect
Pim
Federal Motel
A. Witt
Port Pirie School
Herbert Basedow
Basedow
Messrs
Bern Flard
Alfred Basedow
McLaren Vale
Clare
Erwin Basedow
Witt
Dr. Basedow
Everest Summit Attempt Foiled Again by Expedition
London reports a second summit attempt by the Everest expedition has failed due to climbing difficulties. Leader Hugh Ruttledge confirms Smythe and Shipton tried to reach the summit on June 4 via Norton’s route and turned back at the same point as Wyn Harris.
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London
Mount
Everest
Hugh Ruttledge
Smythe
Shipton
Norton
Wynharris
Thermometer Reading From Yesterday
Yesterday’s maximum temperature reached 66.6 degrees with a minimum of 58.6 degrees recorded between 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. The modest day reflected mild conditions across the period.
Premiers Gather Today In Melbourne Conference
Melbourne Monday reports the Premiers Conference will meet to review past achievements and plan next year's course. The key issue is placing limits on deficits while the commonwealth contends that reducing taxation and increasing defence and Canberra works will aid state finances.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Whit Tevor
Canberra
Ie Commonwealth
Student’s Mad Act Balustrade Destroyed in Brussels Library
In Brussels a man named Felix Morren, recently released after jail for destroying a balustrade at a reconstructed university site, destroyed the balustrade again in the library. Police ordered surrender, he refused, and after finishing the act he slid down from a high ledge.
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Brussels
Felix Morren
UN Trussels University
Ater
Tata
Mollisons Flight Postponed Due to Weather
Head Winds and Fogs delay departure for Mr. and Mrs. J A Mollison on their transatlantic flight. The postponement is attributed to leading head winds and dense fog ensuring caution before takeoff and rescheduling.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Mrs Mollison Plans Trip to Australia After Night Out
Mrs Mollison reveals that after a teungatigntic night she and her husband intend traveling to Australia.
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London
Porter’s Heroic Act Ends in Tragic Death
Brunswick porter Francis Jenkins aged 22 died in hospital after being drawn under a moving train at Kensington Station while attempting to save Mrs Sybil Carey aged 30 of Glen Iris. Jenkins endured amputation of a left leg and removal of two foreign objects. Sir Isaac Isaacs enquired about Jenkins’s conduct. Mrs Carey was killed almost instantly as she slipped between platform and train while trying to save someone.
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Melbourne
Francis Jenkins
Brunswick
Sybil Carey
Glen Iris
Kensington Station
Sir Isaac Isaacs
Soverno General
Hopital
Jenkins
Mrs Bonney At Bagdad Bagdad Fonday
Mrs St Bonney arrived today in Bagdad and will depart tomorrow for Aleppo continuing her journey from Australia.
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Mrs. Bonney
Bagdad
Fonday
St. Bonney
Aleppo
Australia
World flier over Atlantic overdue in Paris return
New York dispatch reports James Mullern’s round the world flight overdue after forty hours since departure. He left New York aiming for Paris but fuel is reported exhausted and no contact yet.
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Atlantic
New York
James Mullern
Paris
Heat in London Drives People Out of the City
London crowds flee the sweltering heat as the Walfsun holiday prompts a busy scene on the beaches. The record describes a hot Monday with crowds seeking relief and entertainment along the shore.
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London
French Express Disaster Near Nantes Kills 14
A Paris to Croisix express derailed at 60 mph near Nantes, killing 14 and wounding 100. The driver allegedly failed to read sealed slowing instructions from a stationmaster, thinking the message routine. Driver detained. fire brigade and medical teams tended the injured and dead.
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Paris
Nantes
Croisix
Queen of Sports Crowned at Police Ball Charity Event
Miss Zena Watts was crowned queen at Pirie Town Hall during the annual Police Ball held for charity. The event raised 256 pounds 4 shillings 6 pence for the Ladies Benevolent Society and District Trained Nursing Society, with over 400 dancers attending and six hours of festive carnival.
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Zena Watts
Pirie Town Hall
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Queen of Sports Crown Won in Charity Ball Report
The final count in the queen contest totals £256 4s 6d with Miss Zena Waite leading at 31 619 votes and Miss Nancy Groves and Miss Molly Forgan in secondary places. The event in the Town Mall featured a carnival polonaise, lavish decorations by F Parkinson, and a coronation by the mayoress Mrs Threadgold. Dignitaries praised the efforts of local committees and donors as dancing continued to 2 am with music by The New Piricans.
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Queen of Sports
Zena Waite
Queen of
D-T.n.s
Nancy Groves
Queen of Benevolent Society
Molly Forgan
W. F. Johns
Police Committee
Miss. Watts
F. Parkinson
Threadgold
Supple Murder In Adelaide Claims Local Suspect
Acting coroner visited the scene of Richard Joseph Supple who was found under a Moreton Bay fig at Memorial Drive on May 18. An inquest is set for tomorrow with witnesses to testify. Police also tied the case to a shop on Githery Street, Adelaide, previously run by Salem Macksad, a Syrian storekeeper from Port Pirie now in custody on murder charges.
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Avelaide
Manaay
Port Pirie
Supple
Bondi Murder Adelaide Inquest Promised Monday
Tomorrow's inquest into the Bondi murder is expected to reveal startling disclosures. The police brief spans about 70 foolscap pages. Detective Bull has examined articles for bloody stains since the day after the crime. Thirty four witnesses are listed. Defendants Claude Willem Wallace and Eric Newlyn are remanded to June 14 on murder and armed robbery charges. Bail was not applied for.
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Adelaide
Bull
Sydney
John Rowlands
Pamcity
Bond Sailed
Claude Willem Wallace
Eric Newlyn
Waterside Licences Adelaide Port Workers Renewal Time
About 1600 to 1700 Port Adelaide wharf workers must renew licences soon. Navigation Department officers met with the Watermen's Federation to collect applications and a 4 shillings 1d fee, but workers’ low earnings due to slack work led to a postponement.
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Union Free
Boy Mauled by Lioness at Taronga Park Zoo
Ten year old T. Clark of Goulburg was mauled by a lioness at Taronga Park Zoo after approaching the cage. The animal reached through bars and struck the boy, who was hospitalized for leg injuries and receiving treatment.
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Sydney
T. Clark
Goulburg
M Loness
Taronga Park Zoo
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