Adelaide Morphettville Races Feature Doubles Dividend
Doubles totalisator returns £86 5/6 as Morphettville hosts strong attendance. Demesne beats Hynam after protest, Arbutus holds Accession Handicap, High Meadow edges Pimpeau, and Lemonia wins Baker Handicap with Moombarra runner-up. Mellon claims feature in Malbourne style, with Mullion’s rider noting safe-keeping the mount.
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Arbutus
Prompt
Ispatch
High Meadow
Pimpeau
Standale
Coconada
Mellon
Sir Roseland
Amalia
Almura
Mellion
Insimbi
Dornford
Stellum
Reid
Marchington
Lemonia
Meilion
Moombarra
Tatavo
BAKER
Percival
Medhurst
Lord Carrington
Mules
Count Amalfi
Veridique
Meyans Lest
Amal
Hurled Through Roof of Car Injures Six in Melbourne Crash
A Melbourne collision near Fitzroy sent two taxis crashing into a car. Five women and one man were injured and taken to hospital. Names include Mrs Ethel Clothier and Mrs Annd Davies from West Brunswick, with pelvic fracture and head injuries reported.
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Melbourne
Fitzroy
Ethel Clothier
West Brunswick
Annd
Davies
Alice Bartett
Olga Davies
Marjorie Davies
James ‘Tran
Trna
Duke and Duchess of Kent to Visit Australia Next Year
A cabled report says the Duke and Duchess of Kent are eager to visit Australia during centenary celebrations next year. Acting Premier Mr. Ritchie stated no official announcement had been received, though government inquiries are underway.
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Adelaide
Australia
Ritchie
Didnt Mean To Old Excuse Heard In Court
In Adelaide Police Court Herbert Godfrey Vockler faced a fine of £5 with 15 coats after pleading guilty to exhibiting a notification claiming the probable results of horse races at Morphettville and Ascot. Ms Muirhead, P.M. condemned the act as breaking the law and another claim that the deception was unintentional. Vockler said he would rather pay double than have a conviction recorded and accepted responsibility.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Vockler
Vocklers
Air Liner Mystery: Relic Rubber Found at Sandringham Beach
A mass of partly melted sheet rubber was found on Sandringham Beach over the weekend and may link to the fate of the airliner Miss Hobart. Police will compare fingerprints on the rubber with those of any passenger on the plane to seek a match.
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Melbourne
Sandringham Beach
Hobart
Bowing season trophies awarded at Associated Smelters Club
Members of Associated Smelters Bowling Club celebrated the 1934-35 season at the clubhouse with a trophy presentation. J Nunan praised participants. trophies went to H Young for singles, J R Tucker and team for the Prosser Cup rink, G A Rogers won singles handicap, and F Flint with J A Tucker took the pairs handicap. Meadows praised for his 12 year bid. hot pasties and coffee concluded the evening.
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Associated Smelters Bowling Club
Dridge and Cribbage
J. Nunan
J. J. Welle
T. R. Dibdin
W. Meadow
G. Tucker
J. W- Adams
F. Brighton
A. Young
G. A. Rogers
Nunan
F. Flint
J. A. Tucker
Bockelberg
Cl.f
Meadow
Tucker
Flint
Car Crash at Kew Leaves Three Hospitalized
A street collision near Kew involved two cars, injuring three youths. Harold Stewartson, 26, Essendon, suffered facial lacerations. Terence Connor, 22, of Kew, sustained a head laceration. Robert Scott, 16, of Kew, had bruising. Stewartson was thrown against a fence, breaking several palings.
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Kew
Harold Stewartson
Essendon
Terence Connor
Robert Scott
Stewartson
Police Face Powder Struggle to Arrest Woman
A police struggle to arrest a woman who puffs powder at officers, triggering a scene of tension as bystanders and admirers react. Officials describe the incident as disruptive and seek a peaceful resolution amid mounting public attention.
Angry women clash with police at polling site in Pirie
A crowd of women confronted police at a municipal polling area in Pirie when an unofficial candidate Madame Weise resisted. The scene featured a hatbox ballot box and crude polling booth as officers detained Weise temporarily. Upper details describe a framed crayon portrait of royal figures and local civic memories, focusing on Mrs. W. J. Lillywhite’s social and political activity in Pirie.
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Paris
Madame Weise
Madame Weiss
Inter
Frances Emily Townsend
Mitcham
Royal Court
Townsend
Thermometer Reading From Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 69 5 degrees with a low of 4 degrees by 6 30 am, recording a 24 hour period ending early morning.
From Farm to Table Mill and Bakery Melbourne
Direct dealing with wheat growers proposed by a new Melbourne company with £250,000 capital. It aims to supply bread cheaper by running a combined flour mill and bakery to complete the wheat to bread process.
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Melbourne
Notable Visitors and Local Notices At Pirie Hotel
Royal Exchange Hotel hosts include Messrs Smith Forbes Sanderson and Heath. Penhall of Clarkson Limited arrived in Pirie. W. G. Jensen journeyed from Port Lincoln aboard the Moonta. Anders McMahon and Duggan stayed at the Royal Exchange, Nurse Sparkes arrives at Pirie Hospital via Moonta. A cable from Suva notes yacht Caroline with Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Ashley. H. W. Gray injured his hand on C Walls farm near Crystal Brook. treated at Crystal Brook Hospital. Stan Yandell receives a polished desert-pantry case at his marriage to M. Koch from Smelters workers. T. Jones extends felicitations.
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Penhall
Clarkson Limited
Pirie
Royal Exchange Hotel
Messie
Anders
McMahon
Duggan
Stan Yandell
M. Koch
T. Jones
Yandell
Roosevelt plan affects smokers
Wholesale rates on imported plug and cut tobacco rose from 4d to 7d per pound for various brands, while Australian-grown teaé products stayed unchanged. Wills representatives cited external causes, including US actions and acreage shortfalls, as reasons for price hikes, with some increases reaching about 100 percent in certain lines.
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W. D
H. O. Wills
Aust. Ltd
Australia
United States
City Coursing Seven Pike Dogs From Les Le Conan
A pacing news brief notes plans for a traveling coursing event featuring seven dogs from Les Le Conan. The report implies an attempt to establish a new running record in the field.
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Les le Conan
Future, said Miss Pat Nelson, dan cer.
Miss Pat Nelson spoke today about a pursuit in the United States context, noting ongoing efforts and plans. The remark reflects a forward-looking stance amid current conditions and seeks progress on related initiatives.
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Pat Nelson
United States
Sturt Triumphs Over Glenelg In Lopsided League Fixture
Sturt defeated Glenelg by 44 to 18 in a League football match today. The hosts dominated with strong play and finished ahead early, securing a decisive win in front of their supporters.
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Adelaide
Adelade
Sturt
Glenelg
Britain Sits Out 10 Celebrate King London
Crowds packed central London as dawn parades in decorated cars drew families from across Britain. The King and Queen appeared on Buckingham Palace balcony amid loud cheers. Hyde Park stayed open overnight for revellers, St Pauls drew visitors all day, and a Birmingham woman claimed the day’s first roof-stand ticket after a 24 hour wait. Crowds along St Paul’s approach reached four deep by 2 am, eight deep on Pall Mall and Constitution Hill.
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Britain
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
St. Paul's
Birmingham
St. Paul's Cathedral
Pall Mall
Monarchs Toasted in London Jubilee Parade
Crowds in London celebrate the silver jubilee with a royal procession from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls. King and Queen attend a thanksgiving service at St Pauls as thousands cheer. Emergency crews treat fainting spectators while a banner protest is torn down along Fleet Street.
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London
Nature
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Rose
Canterbury
Fires of Loyalty Campfire Concert by Scouts and Guides
A Scout movement campfire gathering at Pirie drew about 50 scouts cubs and Girl Guide representatives. Scoutmasters Jenner and Barber led a lively program with songs, stories, and humor as the fires burned down and the crowd sang and prayed.
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Merever
Boy Scout Movement
George V
Pirie
Girl Guides
James
A. Jenner
T. D. Barber
Jenner
Berely
Lance Filiett
Royal Review At Royal Park Showed New War Tech
About 5,000 troops from navy, air force, and army marched past Lord Huntingfield who saluted from the base at Royal Park. The royal review demonstrated latest war science to 20,000 spectators with mechanised field batteries and six Hawker Demons on display. Victorian Scottish Regiment led the march in traditional style.
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Melbourne
Royal Park
Fistarten
Broken Hill Carpenters Tie With Waster Contractors
In Broken Hill on Monday carpenters and waste contractors linked in a strike at a large meeting in Jade Hall. Members stood on a unique industrial stance refusing partial payment, demanding a basic wage of 4 pounds 4 shillings while striking workers agreed to a 5 shilling weekly levy to aid those affected. Several contractors, mostly Master Builders members, reported most small jobs now done at 3 shillings 1 penny hourly.
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Broken Hill
Jades Hall
Commissioner Hay Retires to Australia After 12½ Years
James Hay 0 C E former Commander-in-Chief of the Salvation Army in Australia retires June 1 after twelve and a half years of service. He will live in Melbourne, returning to a homeland he praises as the best country, with ongoing preaching and Army work. He notes Australia’s dramatic growth from 133 to 16,000 centres and 1,700 social institutions, and 4 million pounds spent on new buildings during his command.
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James Hay
C.E
Salvation Army
Australia
Ormonde
Melbourne
Hay
Canada
Austrelia
Glasgow
Hey
Army Association
Thut
Commonwealth
Army
Ais
Australie
England
South Africa
New Zealand
Higgins
Bake
Loyalty parade marks Abelakie Jubite Week event
The article notes a loyalty display by 4900 people during Abelakie Jubite Week, with expressions from the elite. The piece highlights the varied manners of ceremony and the community’s participation in the parade atmosphere.
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Layudty
Abelakie
Mhenes
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