Missing Southern Cloud Plane Sparks Search in Victoria
Nearly 1,000 men, air and ground teams, scour bush near Kinglake and ranges between Sydney and Melbourne for the missing Southern Cloud. Despite a large operation under Capt. E Johnston, no trace found as residents report distant noises and possible storm sounds, while theories consider a crash near Hooded Glenburn Valley.
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Haing
Kingsford Smith
Holbrook
Sydney
Mel Stroog
Iblek
Kinglake
Melbourne
E. Johnston
Civil Aviation Department
Sieen
Sully
Saaturday
Shieh
Alma
Melbourn
Glenburn
Deaths Number Six In Express Disaster Cleanup
London reports the death toll rising after the Scottish Express wreck. Dorothy Lang, 19, died in hospital after three hours trapped beneath debris, aided by her mother’s presence. Rescue crews remove bodies as cranes and breakdown gangs clear 50 yards of twisted metal, transforming wreckage into a pile for cleanup.
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United Service
London
Scottish Express
Dorothy Lan Jn
Haildage
Italy
Seamen Wage Cut Bid Opened in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne Arbitration Court the Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association pressed for an industry wide wage cut of 1 percent. Attorneys argued the move would curb monopoly power and protect Australian workers. The hearing reviewed shipowners’ reserves and the impact on seamen and coastal trade, with judges weighing private agreements against public interest.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Commonwealth Steamship Owners' Association
Tarke
Uey
Associa ‘UN
Arke
Inchcape
Mono Daly
Amon
Burns, Wtlp and Co
Austeatlan
Phily
Weamen
Clarke
Whiet
Becky Remaraen
Ant
Australia
Wwhitt Teaders
Duke Bens
Mr. Clarke
Jadwe Seedy
Union Sterebiry
Justie Beeby
Adams
Commonwealth Gold Reserve Moves for Urgent Commitments
Federal Treasurer signals latest shift in Commonwealth gold reserves to meet pressing commitments. Officials cite immediate liquidity needs and strategic posture amid market volatility.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
E. G. Theodore
Commonwealth Rap Board
Germany and Austria customs pact shocks Europe
London reports a sweeping customs agreement between Germany and Austria seen as a veiled union. The move precedes the Paris conference on economic cooperation, provoking alarm among the Allies. Protest is anticipated from France and other powers.
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Unitey Service
London
Austru
Germany
Lks
Srain
France
Marriott Tragedy Ends In Double Murder Suicide
Coroner rules John Marriott killed his wife Lavinia and their four children then shot himself. Fire partially incinerated bodies after the house blaze. Witness Thomas Swift testified Marriott spoke of a black cloud, then fell from his horse the day before.
Amalgamated Postal Workers Endorse 4 Salaries Tax Plan
In Sydney, the NSW branch votes to support Mr Scullin's salaries tax proposal with a 250 pound exemption. The union, with about 20,000 members, leads in backing the federal government's economy measures.
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Sydney
Ammlgamated Postal Workers’ Union
New South Wales
Scullin
Phip
Visit of Mr Lyons in Adelaide Draws Public Interest
Adelaide residents await the visit of Mr J A Lyons with a public rally planned at the Exhibition Building on Thursday April 9. Seats are sold out with the Citizens League renting the Palais Royal on North Terrace to accommodate those without Exhibition seating.
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Joe Amuseu - Grea
Belog
Citizens Ee
J. A. Lyons
Exhibition Building
Citizens* League
Palais Royal
North Terrace
Relief of Farmers and Tax Plea Raises Bill in Assembly
The Hon. L. L. Hill received leave to introduce a bill authorising 400000 in aid to farmers, extending land tax payment deadlines, and allowing the Tax Commissioner to remit interest on overdue taxes. The measure aims to relieve farmers and ease tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AbeLalue
Russ
L. L. Hill
Asahly
Hill
Relief Grant Claim Reported in Canberra Debate
In Canberra the Treasury replied to a South Australian relief grant claim of 1.95 million pounds before the Public Accounts Committee. Assistant Finance Secretary SG McFarlane said the current year’s expected Commonwealth deficit would be 12 million pounds, with total debt reaching 18 million by June 30. He warned the deficit could rise to at least 15 million next year and noted taxation sources were nearly exhausted, making further burdens on other states unlikely.
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Commonwealth Bank
Theodore
London
Canberra
Public Account Committee
Treasury
SG. McFarlane
South Australia
Road mileage figure for British second class routes
The record notes that excluding the country boroughs the total mileage of second class British roads reaches 15 800 miles, indicating a substantial network extent within the period.
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Fee
SRATHALBYN HANDICAP HURDLES AND FLYING HANDICAP CARD
A dense program lists numerous horses and weights for Strathalbyn races across two miles and five furlongs plus five furlongs. Notable entries include Scrapiron, Mrafevilo, Monarch Lad, Celotex, Royal Note, Seraphic, Speedway, and Saucy Lady among many others with weights ranging from 5 to 11 stones. The card also features the Governor's Cup and flat races with multiple contenders and odds cues.
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LIS
Scrapiron
Admiral Vatdo
Mrafevilo
Monarch Lad
Puringa
Clarolong
Monreith
Marco
Kingstol
Silver Arrow
Wyeroo
Somapiron
W.F.A
Garotong
Dardoric RL
Gay Archer
Lone Queen
Queer Draga
Seraphic
Celotex
Conarus
Deona
Double Error
Fine Quality
Flash Two
Joonboo
Marshal
Saucy Lady
Green Oriale
Anton Prince
John Orhy
Newgate
Greenhide
Amalfitana
Anton Star
Miss Two
Gaylands
Cavelllia
Frasces Caton
Krannean
Gaylande
Anton Price
Trunk murder shocks Budapest as lover held
Police arrest Schreiber after the body of a pretty girl was found strangled and sealed in a railway carriage trunk. Once an agent at a local market, he recently became unemployed and jealousy is cited as the motive in this Budapest case, part of several trunk murders reported recently.
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United Service
Budapest
Polic
Schreiber
Flusgary
Milk Dangers and Death Rate in Britain
Lord Monyihan, eminent surgeon, warned Leeds Luncheon Club about Britain s milk supply. He cited wartime losses and alarming cancer and tuberculosis figures, claiming about a large share of English cows were tubercular and that most milk from farms was not first class.
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United Service
London
Lord Monyihan
Leeds
England
From Altar to Dock PARDON AQQUAR Sequel to County Armagh wedding
Police traced the break in at Keady grocers to Peter McSorley of Lakey Meadow. He had left for Keady Chapel where his sister married Patrick Mc Kernan of Armagh. Bride party found police in the home on return. Best man and bridegroom were detained and remanded on bail.
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County Armagh
Keady
Peter McSorley
Lakey Meadow
McSorley
Keady Chapel
Patrick McKernan
Armagh
Race Horse Names In Complete Fast Lurling Rankings
Bird 75 beats Bridoon 74 in a tight finish while Duality 73 and Happy Dream 7.2 trail. Balisand 7.0 Jeffier 7.0 and Queen of Opera 7.0 hold even posts in the list.
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Bird
Bridoon
Duality
Happy Dream
Balisand
Jeffier
Queen of Opera
Sydney Wool Prices Rise Amid Fears of Fall
Adelaide traders report Sydney market prices up about one percent from last Adelaide sales. Fears exist that the price rise may trigger a market reaction and potential decline soon.
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Melbultine
Adelaide
Sydney
Onkaparinga Scratchings From Adelaide Tuesday
In Adelaide on Tuesday Star Gum was withdrawn from the Dolaparinga Cap and Straight Shot was scratched for the Great Eastern Steeplechase.
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Adelaide
Ex-Collector on Trial Over Funds Shortage in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Tuesday, James F Abberton, 32, once with Jiamstown Town Council, faced charges of falsifying receipts to cover a funds shortfall and larceny as a servant. Crown witness Lindsay Freeman said Abberton was in charge of money during absences, with inquiries noting a few instances of incorrect council books. Proceedings adjourned to tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Criminal Court
James F. Abberton
Jiamstown Muii Council
Lindsay Freeman
Williamstown
Abberton
N. O'Bryan
O'Shannassy
Olympic equestrian events set for Riviera Club in 1932
Angeles plans for the 1932 Olympiad detail equestrian and polo competitions at Riviera Country Club near Santa Monica from July 30 to August 4. The Organizing Committee notes stable construction, dining facilities, and practice areas. The International Federation coordinates events with leaders including Molland president and Hector secretary, while Will Rogers assists with publicity.
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Angeles
California
Riviera Countey Club
Orgaulanne
Riviera Country Club
Santy Movies
Los Angeles
Shis Elu
Anhip
Lee Snster
Federaion Equéstre Titernationale
Nf Kwhien
Quarlen van Ulireds
Molland
Hector
Nice
France
Secreta Will Rogers
Somorist
Mio’ Star
Gomes
Deficit figures outlined by Premier amid budget figures
State budget details presented by the Premier include a supplementary list totaling 382,000 and projections showing a deficit around 16,000. The proposed revenue is about 42,766,050 with expenditures at 12,744,573. Revenue estimates and revised balances are listed alongside.
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Adelae
Doe
Death sentence in murder case at Central Criminal Court
Ceo Bell, 40, a dealer from AL, was found guilty of murder in the Thornton case. The Crown alleged Bell attacked Andy Eawin Thornton and fled, then returned with a revolver. John Thornton pleaded self defense. the judge rejected it and imposed the death sentence, noting the prisoner's youth but recommending mercy.
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Sydney
Bell
Central Criminal Court
Andy Eawin Thornton
Anda
Merry
Seasonal Prospects Generally Satisfactory Report
METHOMOLOGIST'S REPORT notes favorable conditions overall for the agricultural sectors through March 28 with ongoing rain renewals in eastern Australia. In South Australia Victoria New South Wales and Queensland rainfall is expected to replenish water supplies support upcoming sowing and crop activities despite uncertainties about autumn conditions and monsoonal patterns.
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Muldourne
Aedag Commonwealth
W. S. Wall
Alhough
Austradia
Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
North Australia
Victoria
South Australia
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Commonwealth Gold Reserve
Bill
Austria
Bombshell
Marriott
Postal Union
Japan
Totel
Britain
MR Lyons
Srathalbyn
Phoenix (Inc
Greenman
Royal Note
Speed
Sheson
Sparzanda
Xpert
Ethicals
Royal Note OF Phoenix
Detachi
Laurelmondine
Kanton
Mobilong
Chateau Boy
Lord Primrose
Meum Et Tus
Stormeate
Nar Prime
Woodwen
Laurelmord
Meumey
Ho—Bandicap
Orbutya
Branneau
Right Mac
Rontestor
Dendoric
Arther
Salween Oriole
Manehal
Phoenix
Impudence
Adhem
A.R.C
Janomagne
Hardes
King's Archer
Mrnsevilo
Light Streak
the Crackaman Cross
Hula
Kerlamy Monreith
Star Gun
Enchantment
Earldom
Cistoonvarna
Oncestor
Pitchoram
Twin
Wongalz
Remarkable
Park Trial
Gratiolin
UniGeation
Investigator
White Flag
Lanilleen
Golden Hay
Traitress
Prince Whittier
Sanita Marta
Blonde
Lessee Bell
Pichilli
Vermonious
Speedway
Lady Primrose
Malgata
Pari Pass
Noganda
Miss Ena
Ceilidh
Princess Bier
Night Opera
Caldale
Governor's Hop
Hot Spring
Kirrkie
Kefalin
Kellidie
Suzumi
Mellur- Tal
Eastwyn
Cape Don
Repression
Marco Polo
Little Gun
Hatta
Abul
Stormente
Magill Welter
Grecian Fire
Flying Two
Omipotent
Jet Black
St. Bernadette
Insult
Wiabuna
Aqquar
Onkaparinga
Williamstown Council
H. D. Mentosh
Tuesdas
Donald Meintes
Larkis
Federal Bankptcyourt
Joan Shason
Ina Nortan
Drita
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