UAP Will Carry On Alone After Election Standstill
In Melbourne Monday the United Australia Party declares it will continue solo in Federal Parliament, rejecting a coalition with the Country Party while aiming to strengthen its policy with a second endorsement. It remains the largest party though lacking a clear majority, seeking support from the Country Party on general policy.
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Melbourne
United Australia Party
U.A.P
House of Representatives
Country Party
Lyons
Labor
Anti-Labor Majority and Election Tangles in 19 Names
The fragment outlines an election context with mentions of anti labor sentiment, coalition dynamics, and preference allocations. It references ministers, prime ministerial roles, and party power shifts amid unclear specifics. Names and places are partially obscured, but indicate a political contest and potential government formation.
Adelaide Seat Doubtful After Postal Vote Count
In Adelaide the vote count is unsettled as postal ballots are tallied. Mr Bardalphe Lab leads with seven votes while Mr Sticey Me trails. preferences from other candidates could swing the result. MeXethur and Hluke remain in contention as results from Me and Bagot Ind are reviewed. Local forecasts suggest a tight finish with potential shifts as votes are finalised.
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Labar
Sertan
Ailoeuhanaf Pellerneds
Priceltt
Price
Praser Lahey
Wilson
Tris
Adelaide
Sone
Sulie
Sticey
Bardalphe Lab
Stusey
Bardelph
Tahor Nen
Messrs
MeXethur
Hluke
Mardolpl
Hintself Sportine
Axle de
Senate Victory for LCL in South Australia Counts
Adelaide counts indicate the LCL widening its Senate lead as results from South Australia firm up. Early tallies show LCL ahead with Labor senators fading. with further counting, the likelihood grows that five Liberal candidates will be sent to Canberra while Labor support declines in regional districts.
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Adelaide
Hava
Senate
South Australie
J. McLachlan
Boi. Dawes
tHcket
South Australia
Ganberra
TCL
Menres
Recone
Natl
Mat Lalor Hoy
Keen Fight for Darling Seat
Sydney, Monday. As the federal poll count grows it appears the Lang Labor Party will gain seats, while the Country Party’s candidate in Darling, Gael, polls heavily. If Gael wins, Labor’s candidate Blakeley may be excluded, altering Darling’s representation.
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Sydney
Myroth
Imal
Lang Labor Party
Racine Aints Party
Darling
Gael
P.cuim
Goldenstedt
Y Manin
AL I Belt
Mahi Lal
Huatis
Didate
Blakeley
Clark
State Lab
Me. Clark
Political alignment noted among major Australian parties
The document lists positions or stances referencing United Australia Party United Country Party Federal Labor and State Labor, indicating a spectrum of political groupings and affiliations across federal and state levels.
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The
United Australia Party
United Country Party
Federal Labor
State Labor
Sound Sense Thanks of Mr McBride Avraal Munnar
Avraal recaps the election, praising Mr McBride and Meliride for defending their stance and urging ratification. He criticizes the Lyons Government and asserts election results reflect performance rather than mood while calling for loyalty to the party and division unity.
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Avraal
Munnar
Po AL Meliride
Ambiguous Election Snippet From Australian Party Notes
Fragmentary historical text outlines party abbreviations and regional plans in South Australia, noting Liberal and Counters Leagan supports Lyons policy in various states. It mentions Nationalist alignment elsewhere and hints at last night’s combined positions, but details are unclear.
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United Australia Party
Australian Hurley Party
P—Victoriin Pentury Party
Hh —Fedenad
Tober
Marty S. Lal
State Bane
Lunar
Louslus Ieedit
South Australia
Leagan
Ty Lyons
New Electric Scheme for Broken Hill Costs Revealed
Fragmentary OCR reports a 1931 proposal naming Davies Wallutchinson Jones Lab and other entities. Figures show 45,936 A981 and 6,058 tied to Shelded UYA P and McNeill Lab. The council rejects a cheaper current offer from Mines Plant.
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Hiolfield, T. H
IAD
Shelded
UYA
McNeill Lab
Power Plant Scheme Endorsed for Broken Hill Site
Bar riers Corporation approves a scheme costing about £16 478 to install two new engines at a site near Broken Hill’s bitumen house in Railway Town and move the Blende street plant to the new location. Debate centers on cost, value, and a referendum after December elections. the motion passes seven to two with Shoobridge and Stewart dissenting.
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Railway Town
Blende Street
Barriers Corporation
Ald
Shoobridge
Artin
Ald. Shoobridge
Saab
Ste Fe
Ty Augustees Teid
Fearon
Utah
T. A. Beerw
Quintrell
J. N. Jonas
Town Clers
Werke
Torapertol
Vani
Carmatini Lane
Fegins
Cleeland
Reece
Sup
Ald. Stewart
Ald. Huckett
Stewart
Unclear fragment lists names and figures from Lab notice
Fragmented readable items show several names such as Hayes and Fremantle Buchan with numeric values and references to labs and locations like Perth. The text appears as an unstructured OCR segment including amounts like 14,345 and 20,880 alongside partial initials and parenthetical tags.
Careless riding at Port Adelaide meet leads to suspensions
Myles of Apres received a three month suspension following the Spring Mandicap at Port Adelaide for careless riding. J Sharp of Prince Paladin earned two months while P Slat of Heau Silver was severely censured for failing to pursue Last Triek nariien in the race.
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Adelade
Myles
Apres
J. Sharp
Prince Paladin
P. Slat
Heau Silver
Port Adelaide
London’s Idol Crowds Welcome Royal Couple Home
Thousands cheered as Princess Myrina disembarked amid hats tossed and hands waving. Prince George met her at Victoria Station and the couple traveled by flower-strewn streets to York House, then to King's Cross where crowds gathered for a window appearance.
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Ingess Marina
Tanee Eorge
Fulkestine
Sori Desamass
Prince Gearer
Princess Ma
Mietoria
Flower Sirean
York House
King's Crowe Staton
Georen
Paincess Myrina
Hulmoral Castle
Thermometer reading summary for yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 82.5 degrees with a low around 58.2 by 8:30 am. No precipitation data provided and no further conditions available.
Australian Wheat for Abroad in Japan Expected Buyout
Melbourne reports Japanese buyer Mr. Nakayama believes America’s wheat shortage will push Japan to purchase up to 400,000 tons of Australian wheat this year. He arrived in Melbourne today to inspect supplies and discuss terms.
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Melbourne
America
Japan
Australia
Nakayama
Strikes Resume After Commission Order At Once
The Industrial Commissioner ordered the LySagh t strikers to return to work immediately. Federation ironworkers report the union breached rules, prompting the halt. The council resolution cites the breach as the reason for the labor dispute and the subsequent breach of employment terms.
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Wook
Council of Thy Assortation
French Island Escapees Recaptured After Forced Walk
Prisoners at French Island fled the penal settlement this morning. Thos Fobrlton and another inmate disappeared from kiosk duty but were found after a thorough police search. one prisoner was exhausted and recaptured. Ann South received a prison term for the manslaughter of a Werinul farmer.
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An Thos Foblrton
Worning
Hike
Ann South Begas
Thief Slays Man Then Flees Morning Incident
In West Irunswick Donald Thurdock surprised a thief in his home. While attempting to seize the intruder, Janes Cossins was struck on the head and felled. The thief escaped with clothing and other goods valued at £25.
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Malbovene
Donald Thurdock
West Irunswick
Janes Cossins
Port Adelaide Team Seeks Saturday Bowl and Smelter Inspection
Mr. S. Hocking reports from Port Adelaide B Grade club that the Port Adelaide team will derive a bowl on Saturday with midnight Friday timing. Gate money to the Mayor's Relief Fund, a crate requested for Saturday, and an inspection of the Smelters are planned. Sixteen team members have played in League matches.
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Canmol
Revo
S. Hocking
Wilr Football Association
Port Adelaide
Tooh
Pirin Association
Inlief Fund
Port Club
Redlock case two men charged in Victoria Melbourne
Two men face charges in Victoria Melbourne over alleged race fixing linked to Murray Bridge trial stakes. Coughlin and Prince accused of obtaining entry to races under false names and transporting horses Erbie Hedlock to events in Victoria and South Australia. Detected by police Det. Label, the cases involve conspiracies to defraud and multiple race entries.
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Melbourne
Upent Goughlin
Tallangatta
Roy Francis
Gholes Prince
Murr
Bridge Hawing Club
Murray Bridge
Coughlin
Det. Label
Cousline
Erbie
Hedlock
Sunbury
Redlocke
Victoria
Tarndale
Prince
Redlock
South Australia
Commonwealth-wide ring alleged in horse racing case at Grafton Court
Mr Pollock for the Northern Tigers Racing Association alleged a Commonwealth-wide organisation practices ring-ins. At Grafton Court today horse trainer James Henry Connor (alias 53) faced charges of false pretences related to the horse Comedy Jim. He was remanded, with £80 allowed.
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Pollock
Northern Tigers Macing Association
Grafton Court
James Henry Oonnor
Jim
Grafton
Byrd Antarctic Preparations Reported Incomplete Text
The fragment notes estimated removal of 200 tons of soll ice over about two weeks, ahead of spring operations for the Hurd Expedition. It mentions a large biplane to be moved from its lee hangar and a monoplane, Miss America Airways, hauled out for testing in a few days.
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Little Ambhtga
Miss America Airways
Insult to Workers speech decries communism
London speaker Mr Leessmith told the Labour Party conference that Communism insults English workers as a dictatorship. He accused Communists and fascists of colluding more than anyone, supporting suppression of freedom, and admired dictators while despising those who allow them to dictate.
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Moncdiy
Leessmith
Labor Party Simin
Way
Ioey
Caromon
Australian Actress Judy Kelly In Film Set Incident
Miss Judy Kelly the Australian film actress was taken ill while working on a film at Shepherds Bush on Saturday. A successful appendicitis operation was performed today.
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Landman
Judy Kelly
Widow awarded 2500 pounds after husband killed by truck
In Melbourne a jury in the First Civil Court awarded Mrs Jean Dunn of Balaclava £2500 for damages after her husband, Hubert Marshall Dunn, a building contractor, was knocked down and killed by a motor truck belonging to Hylands and Sons Proprietary Limited. Mrs Dunn sought compensation for herself and four children.
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Hubert Marshall Dunn
David Hyland and Sons Proprietary, Limited
Jean Dunn
Balaclava
Hylands
On to Darwin Jimmy Melrose Flying To England
James Melrose a young Adelaide airman departed Alice Springs for Darwin at 5 30 am in his Pusa Moth aircraft named My Hildegarde heading toward England in a pacesetting air voyage report from Alice Springs.
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Alice Springs
James Melrose
Adelaide
England
Darwin
Two Italians plead guilty in corpse case
Two youths, Antonio Chi no neal and Antonio Audine, pleaded guilty to attempting to destroy a forest on Petula farm without Health Department consent. Prosecutors noted fear and desperation after a fatal rough and tumble. They were remanded for sentence.
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Melbourne
Antonio Chino Neal
Antonio Audine
Joerg Petula
Petula
Bodyline conference to seek solution at Lord's
London reports that Australia cricket officials may attend a September 20 Lord's conference to resolve the bodyline dispute. Marylebone Cricket Club hopes the gathering will outline a method to balance leg theory and the defensive tactics. Australian players may be absent due to prior engagements, but English cricketers largely share the Australians’ views, easing consensus.
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Ray Robinson
Australian Press Association
London
Lord's
Marylebone Cricket Club
Marylebone
Jockey Hurt as Horse Crashes at Mentone Hurdles
During a schooling session at Mentone, the imported gelding Hussar crashed into a hurdle wing and somersaulted. The horse was destroyed due to a broken spine. Jockey K. Coonerty was admitted to hospital with severe head injuries.
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Melbourne
Mentone
Hussar
K. Coonerty
Telowie Cricket Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Telowie Cricket Club annual meeting H Williams was chosen president J Holman secretary P Prest captain and M Holman vice captain. Several residents and travelers were noted in Pirie and Port Lincoln movements aboard the Moonta and various ships with hotel stays reported.
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Telowie Cricket Club
H. Williams
J. Holman
P. Prest
M. Holman
Mr. W. Byles
Port Lincoln
Pirie
Moonta
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