Easter Racing Carnival Great Eastern Steeplechase Meet
A sprawling report from Australia outlines three state Easter meetings headlined by Oakbank and Randwick with a major Great Eastern Steeplechase field. Nar Plume and Kalford figure among top contenders. heavyweights like Phoenix and Bridgen Star Turn also loom, while the Sunshine Coast and Laura venues cater to Northern sport fans with trials and sprint heats.
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Australia
Oakbank
Bysibora
Randwick
Williamstown
Laura
Strick
Qakbank
Nar Plume
Kalford
Plaidie
Nullabor
Nar Prime
Topsail
Janomagne
Janemagne
Archeson
Dally
Ennies
Cheltenham
Shooting Boy
Races At Kadina Feature Great Chester Laura Handicap
A programme of races at Kadina on Saturday includes the Laura Handicap and the 40 Handicap over two miles with top weights listed as Alayth 40.40 Arley More 9.0 and Sweat Alwyne 9.0. The Six Furlongs Flying Handicap features Naseem 9.6 Gratolin 4.10 and several others. Weight for age open offered over six furlongs includes Abpling 8.41 Garda KAN Glenette and Metric among entries.
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Churinga
Ollowing
Kadina
Chester
Laura
Strom
Wetek
Alayth
Alwyne
Yeduatue
Arley More
Baratin King
Conspe
Narrioota
Sweat Alwyne
Naseem
Gratolin
Twain
Koomaies
Black' Anton
Dolly-Dimple
Calan
Basir T
Wee! Bier
Motty Pistol
Stewart
Highbury
Joonoo
Permads So
Ponter
Garda! Kan
Glenette
Kui
Metric
Sporting King
300 Laura Handicap Race Card Summary
The listing shows a Chester race card with horses including Mise Matimba Adhem Santa Marta and Double Alley in the 300 Laura Handicap over furlongs. It notes odds or weights such as 9.3 and 8.5 with multiple entries like Z SweetAlwyne Marco Bid and Bestir. A continuation reference appears: (Continued on Page 4).
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Chester
Mise Matimba
Adhem
Santa Marta
Kine
Miss Galamos
Dolly Dimple
Gata
Spinifex
SweetAlwyne
Marco Bid
Nonvey
Bestir
Toonboo
la Colling
Sporting King
Highbuey
Glenette
Metric
Adeline
Banzsari
Mis Hara
Garia
Bob
Australian Labor Conference Pledges Action on New Guard
The Australian Labor Party conference last night debated disbanding the New Guard but reportedly adopted an amendment by MP J S Garden pledging to resist any action by the government or the New Guard. He warned of potential clashes and urged the working class to defend its existence while socialisation policy was adopted.
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Sydney
Susidy
Naw Guard
Australian Labor Party Conferanca
Garden
Socialisaton Committee
Twenty yachts capsized in gale near Adelaide
A south westerly storm hit twenty yachts off Glenelg and West Beach yesterday, causing many to overturn and spill crews into the sea. Four Sunny South crew members remain missing as search efforts continue, with survivor Douglas Brown recounting the tragedy. Relatives, including Mrs Hammond, waited at the jetty as hopes dimmed for the missing men. Grandsons Alexander and William Hammond of Adelaide High School are among the crew.
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Adelaide
Douglas Brown
MR. G. Welch
WR. E. Armstrong
Alexander Hammond
William Hammond
Glenelg
HMN
Wereo South
West Beach
Genel Sailing Club
Store
Glenele Jetty
Wings
Onward
Disturber
Mise Johnnie
Qui Vive
Sunny Soult
Boomerans
Sunny Bouth
A.W. Harmnond
Helnsdale
Tost
Finpbors
I Alexander
William Wisk
Lenelg
Adelaide High School
Attempted murder near Canwindra house in Sydney
A deliberate attempt to murder Henry Cassidy a laborer at 2 Canwindra in Sydney was made yesterday. A shot was fired from outside the house striking him on the sand as he looked out after hearing a noise. The assailants escaped into the darkness and motive remains unknown.
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Sydney
Henry Cassidy
Canwindra
Rabe
Easter Gulf Tripper List Onboard Motorship Moonta
A passenger roster for the Easter gulf trip aboard the motorship Moonta bound for Federal Dock lists numerous travelers including Mesdames ALG Edmunds BR Farrington G. Peclner and many others. The sea voyage departs around 9 o'clock this afternoon with a long line of names of attendees and officials.
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Werth
Federal Dock
M. Robertéon
Alin
Mf. Proctor
My Lavilean
J. Anger
EB. Be Mo- Gargill
M." Pascoe
May Pascon
J- Gebhardt
Wo-Hehir
M. Kohring
A. Wiking A. By Jansen
C. Murphy
Bond
Bi Kirsy
G. Soyes
J. Ganteo
Ward
G- Ti
Blackaby
V. Gallord
C. Richardson
J. Sellars
A. Gain
H. Tc, Taylor
E. Hetdon
J. Martendale
Tichinpaian
WN Bednar
Wimonds
B. Davis
W. L. Edmbads
WE. Elis
G. Smith
Ge Bartlett
Phillips
Anxious Relatives Despair On Jetty
Anxious relatives await news as crews gather on the jetty in a harbor. The scene is tense as boats approach, with relatives hoping for word on missing sailors amid uncertain conditions.
One by One From the Recorder Special Representative
Adelaide Sunday Night adds detail of a yacht wreck near Sunny South. Mr Douglas Brown, recovering but shocked, recalls five companions swept away as the capsize killed them one by one. Captain J Ginton helped the group cling to the overturned boat amid raging waves and shifting ice.
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Adelaide
Douglas Brown
Brown
Wis Fome
Third Avenue
Helmsdale
Mr. i
Fruitless Adelaide Search Hopes Dwindle In Tragedy
Hundreds of searchers scoured the Adelaide coast from Glenelg to Outer Harbor for missing people after a vessel incident. A Sunny South high on West Beach showed no recoveries by nightfall, with officials abandoning hope of finding the four alive. The search extended across Semaphore to Largs, amid heavy sea and shifting winds.
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Adelaide
Valice
Glenles
Outer Harbor
West Beach
Plane crashes into sea near beach. two aboard saved
Sydney Sunday report tells of a D H model plane struck by an eaglehawk at high speed, crashing into the water off the coast. Passengers Mr. Futtall, John Gingsford Smith and another man were rescued by fishermen after struggling in cold seas. one crewman was lost, others survived with injuries and memory gaps.
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Sydney
Futtall
Messrs
Ohn Gngsford Smith
Neplewo
Miigkly
Warning at Glenelg Ahead of Yachting Race
Mr L Cottrell warned skippers of yachts cut to 0 out about an ominous cloud sighted 40 degrees southeast shortly before departure. He predicted it would bring one of the worst Alohas Glenelg had seen. Despite the warning the captains chose to continue the race.
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Johnna
Eunny
Aishing
Hind
Air
Gordon. Goode
Wings
Adelaide
L. Cottrell
Glenelg
Tragic death of Sonny Youth skipper and family losses
The owner of a Glenelg petrol station, Mr L Slatom, skipper of Sonny Youth, died after being washed ashore near Helmsdale. He leaves a wife and three young children. The piece notes his wife and four children, while mentions Armstrong and Welch as relatives and four grandchildren of the mayor, reflecting a broad family tragedy.
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Mr. L. Slatom
Sonny Youth
Syed el Dunbar
Txeg
Helmsdale
Glenelg
Melbourne
Welch
Glenele
Hammond Tyipe
Ulenels
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