Burlesque for the Adelaide Cup at Morphettville
Racing previews in Adelaide note Burlesque as a focal point for the Adelaide Cup day at Morphettville. Analysis highlights Beamish Boy and the Day’s rivalries, with top contenders Navarino, Arbutus, Una Cavell and others shaping the field. Weathered bets and trainer comments underscore Keen Goodwood Handicap prospects and the Special Spotlight on Churinga’s form.
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Morphettville
Vrisine
Hatutiways
Beamish Hoy
Rth
Baker
Flor Weanro
Hepear
Churinga
Sanctions Against Italy Stated in House Proceedings
In Canberra Australian minister Me A Lyons Prihe told the House of Representatives that the government would continue sanctions against Italy. He noted Australia has not traded £500,000 with Italy due to the sanctions and promised to clarify the position in a forthcoming journal.
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Lanberra
A. Lyons Priie
House of Representa
Mond
Billeting Arrangements for Y A L Boys Under Review
Unclear notice states billets for Y A L boys linked to Australia League visit. Mr W J T appeals for replies from elites regarding lodging for several boys as arrangements are still pending before May 2 to 26.
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Tums Australia League Party
W. JT
Sri
Activity at Redhill Rail Construction Prepares Site
Timms, contractor for Redhill railway work, arrived with his stall last night and set up. This morning crews began preparations for excavation work slated to start Thursday. A freight train with 10 horses was unloaded today, drawing a crowd of TSU men seeking work who watched the operations.
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Redhill
Suesday
Timms
sd Redhill- railway _construcion
Wight
TSU
Desperate act leads to seven years in prison
Desperate act case details a 37 year old Brisbane man, John Howard, sentenced at Rockhampton Court for stealing 1400 pounds from Charles Edward Williams on Cracow road on March 28. The judge, Mr Justice Brennan, condemned the act as under arms robbery and cited Ned Kelly comparisons while noting careful preparation.
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Brisbane
John Howard
Rockhampton
Cracow Road
Charles Edward Williams
Justice Brennan
Ned Kelly
Kang Kone Tran Ustralis
Roiehuard
Two Missing Men Found At Broken Hill
Sydney police reported Harold York Thompson and Allan Lloyd Thompson, two brothers missing since they went by launch on Broken Bay Saturday, were located at Broken Hill. Inspector Bijolt identified Harold Thompson entering a train. their disappearance had sparked widespread concern. The brothers said they left Sydney to escape unspecified pressures and denied any self harm.
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Sydney
Harold York Thompson
Allan Lloyd Thompson
Broken Bay
Broken Hill
Lynch
Couminstoner
Police
Inspr
Bijotl
Haruld Wimpson
Broken Mit
Capital
Aetropolitan
Harold Thompson
Eversibing
Wey
Adelaide shifts against the trend on betting and liquor permits
Adelaide leaders, at the Australian Temperance Council annual meeting, condemn the city’s move to allow betting shops and liquor licenses. Canon Matthi and supporters warn the new policies undermine culture and social dignity, predicting a social backfire as gambling expands.
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Adelaide
B. Hammond
Australian Temperance Council
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Labor's tariff policy urged safeguards for workers
Melbourne Tuesday. Mr. E. W. Peters, Victorian Labor Party president, warned chamber members that future fiscal protection by labor governments must include strict observance of at least award pay rates and safeguards for Australian consumers. He said the Labor tariff policy would have workers share in protection benefits, criticizing Australian manufacturers for greed and neglect of workers and blaming the Lyons Government for current troubles.
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Melbourne
Chamber of Manufactures
E. W. Peters
Victorian Labor Party
Labor Party
Australia
Lyons
Gas Attack Precautions Outlined By Minister
Tuesday Mr A Wark Minister of State announced plans to link services for a gas attack defense. He said the plan would coordinate protection across authorities and supply materials and financial help, with readiness measures to support emergency response and protection schemes.
Pirie Tennis Club reviews year at annual meeting
Officials reported a successful year for Pirie Tennis Club at the annual meeting with 19 members present. Transfers caused officer changes, repairs were made to two courts, a sinking fund was set up for relaying, and electric lighting was expanded though some upgrades remain pending.
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Pirie Tennis Club
Smith
Netting
Woodward
Liltenfield
Barty
Palace
Balle
Pirie Tennisom
Hab
Eossfil
Rod
P. Magre
J. W. Hand
Messrs
D. B. Middleton
H. Netling
Pirie police transfers and local notices amid village tributes
Meo Bed and Hardy Scarfe Limited manager MetH Halden arrived by car to Pirie West Boller Station for duty changes. Constable W. Guiney will relieve Him as OMeer In whurey af Pirie West Boller. Kadion transfer replaces KR. Mcintosh by Constable J. Glass from Kas hina. Funeral attendance follows the Birk te Piele celebrations in 1986. Inspector W. tiles returns Monday after leave. Various visits and transfers noted including Jeffreys Te Vineon, A A. Mearlthe, and Th Gallaten. A minor incident: James Thunean of Ellendale admitted to Pirie hospital. Mrs W Veal injured in a vehicle crash progresses. Group Scoutmaster Tonner injured in a separate incident.
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Hardy Scarfe, Limited
Uroken
Hruiths
Guiney
Omeer
Whurey
Pirie West Boller Station
Mcintosh
Pirie
Bbs Fransfer Ty Kadion
J. Glass
Kashina
F Gray
Charles Gray
Adelaide
Moutsus Nih
Wrady
M. Gray
A.C. Fitay
Pirie Tennis Club faces mixed year and repairs
The Pirie Tennis Club’s year summary shows mixed fortunes with partial ball stock, uneven court support, and a plan to fund operations. Officers were elected including president Lilt and captain Hitt, while women’s membership rose and expenses grew, prompting calls for careful budgeting and future sponsorship.
Budget leakage enquiry widens to include Cabinet son
London Tuesday reports public interest in the Budget leakage inquiry grows as Leslie Thomas, son of Colonial Secretary J. H. Thomas, is named. Evidence to the Judicial Tribunal of Enquiry covers Lloyd’s brokers and insurance transactions tied to possible tax and duty increases, with the tribunal hearing ongoing and more witnesses day ahead.
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London
Leslie Thomas
J. H. Thomas
Lloyd's
Leake ‘Thomas
Alfred Bates
Donald Somervell
Ste Alfred Butt
Lloyds
Bates
J. IL Thomas
Bell Bates
Uie
TL. Thomas
Leslie
Thomas
Police Changes Mapalde Tuesday Appointment shuffle shocks police circles
Police circles report that Jt Boucke, president of the Asmatiation, may soon be reassigned to a former position before the Policy Selection Board on Thursday. Set. EB MacDonald of Kadina is named inspector, with Hedpath of Mart Angust transferred to Kadina, Mounted-Constable G Clark to Port Augusta, Ramsay of Wadliih to Tdtht, and Ait F. W. Weidenhafer of Loxton to Murray Bridge Parker Station after St Smart retires.
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Maplalde
Jt Boucke
Asmatiation
Unig
Set
EB. MacDonald
Kadina
Hedpath
Mart Angust
Kadina, Mounted-Corstable G
Clark
Af Redhilt
Port Augusta
Mouinted-tomstilie
Ramsay
Wadliih
Tdtht
Ait
F. W. Weidenhafer
Loxton
Murray Tivige Parker
St 1
Smart
Injured Jockey Edward Meredill Dies After Race
Edward Meredill aged 23 died from injuries sustained when his horse fell during a race. The incident occurred Saturday at Mettony where another rider suffered minor injuries.
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Melbourne
Edward Meredill
Manora grazier fined after dangerous driving verdict
Alexander Patterson McLachlan 36 of Manoora was found guilty of dangerous driving causing the death of Aubrey Eric Butler on February 15. He was fined £150 with a week to pay, amid arguments over possible dozing and public safety. The jury’s verdict came after months of court debate and a remanet.
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Adelaide
Alexander Patterson McLachlan
Manoora
Angus Parsons
Nosr Gewler
Aubrey Eric Butler
McLachlan
Post Office Robbery Charged Man in Melbourne Court
John Stevens, 22, furniture maker of North Melbourne, charged at Court of General Sessions with a daylight robbery at South Melbourne Post Office. He and a masked accomplice reportedly entered ten minutes after opening, seized £43 in notes, postal notes, and stamps, and locked the postmaster and assistant in a back room. Police alleged a confession.
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Stevens
Trade With Australia Trade With Australia
Britain's changed attitude toward Australia is noted as producers revise that trade between Britain and Australia is preferable to a monopoly. Sir Geoffrey Whiskard, British Commissioner, told the Commercial Travellers Association meeting that they now applaud Australia’s progress in secondary industry.
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Melbourne
Australia
Geoffrey Whiskard
Bankrupt Man Sentenced for Contempt in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne Bankruptcy Court Judge Lukin sentenced Willan Crittendon to six months' imprisonment for contempt after Crittendon admitted evading investigation and failing to notify the Airial Receiver of his address change. He claimed persecution by creditors exploiting his undischarged status.
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Melbuthne
Tueatas
Emily
Niltendon
Hickey's Execution Vote Drives Parliament Stand
Parliament rejected intervention by all members except one as Lang produced a juryman declaration from the Mickey case. The declaration claims the NSW jury spared mercy due to fears of Hickey's release, noting no hangings there for years. Hickey is to be hanged at the State Penitentiary on Thursday morning.
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Glenanné
Hundley
Kalfrd
Twetern
Dvin
Air
Lang
Mickey
Sperdiet
New South Wales
Hickey
State Penitealtery
London Metal Market Prices Latest Quotations
London Metal Exchange middle quotations show copper standard spot up 9 most prices mixed across three months soft spot steady forward, tin standard up 2 6 forward up 5 silver standard cast up 4 forward up 3 8 gold fine open market up 34 4 4 per ounce.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
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Beamish Boy
Navarino
Audleyarey
Wolta
Strathmore Handicap
Goolwood
Arbutus
Una Cavell
W. Elliot
Allyshanman
Hee
Armatabine
Eave Lad
Tynan Pam
Donaster Iinst
Mundivap
Neds
Louker
Beamish
Perales
EVES
Havin
Amalia
Mellon
Dispatch
Gelolox Canne
Supervaly
Hiwhardo
Gelatex
Acuta
Italy
Y.A.L. Boys
Canon Hammond
Sinth Australia
LABOR
Commonwealth and States
P. Tur
Pirie ‘Sgain
W. Tiles
Jeffreys Te Vineon
Gommonvweall Savities Bank
Ingham
North Queensland
Water
Swsse
Moonta
A A. Mearlthe
Bachsteonald Meselike
Honstable
Gallaten
Collaten
Feans- Ter
Syulnes
Janes Thunean
Ellendale
Pirle Masllal
Constable
Karte
Hat
Csun Adv
W. Veal
Instlin Pirie Hospital
M. J. Sanders
Mel. Grutste
Young Men's Christian Association
VMI Gricket Association
Otficers
Fyllaw
Skewes
Musery
M. Lite Niello
Moupe
Dw. Hitt
D. B
I. Netting
W. Tim
Ise A. Howe
B. Goode
Gomitulites
If. Netti DH Middleton
Wid J. Meske
Viding
Basson
Audie Wire
Abe
Mnayine
Bally
Anh
Sanetys
Wwe
Mts
Alyy Mah
L, Mitchel
Neesent
Shanes
Hairdusser
Maintow
Almnontown
Sus
Suysdeil
Peter Barough
Tati Tirst
Af Sulomantosti
Pile Mospital Turanpetulieitis
Merlowlivtal Bure
Elt
Sinvialn Ehaiemwi
Messin
Ele
SM Ferome
Tos
Santi
Austrian Railways
Exercise & Agency Company
Wil Vom Menre Whiting
Nailsworth
Ga, Thomas
A. P. McLachlan
Millhouse
Basi
Tigertwood
Eric Milhouse
G. C. Li
Crown
Cae
Butler
Speed McLachlan
Drann
Britain
Parliament
London Metal Market
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