Tasman hop delivers 40 000 letters to Mascot
Charlie Ulm completed a Tasman Sea crossing in the monoplane Falthen with Allen and Houston on board, delivering 40 000 letters to Mascot before dark after a radio transmitter fault delayed the flight. Sydney and Auckland papers note Smith’s 15 hour 26 minute Sydney to New Zealand flight earlier.
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Mascot
Auckland
Tasman
Charlie Ulm
Miriwal Beach
Sydney
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Allen
Houston
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Kingsford Smith
New Zealand
Lang Party Defections Shake Australian Political Scene
Sydney Saturday officials of the Lang Party express concern over defections after Mr Willis joined the Federal Labor Party. Prominent Lang supporters like E Hale L Lynch J Mc Dicken and others have joined Labor, prompting a likely reconsideration of the Lang executive's strict expulsion policy.
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Lang Party
Willis
Federal
Labor Party
Lang
Federal Party
E. Hale
Granville
L. Lynch
Labor
J. McDicken
Concord
Overlapping Awards Spark New State Regulating Move
Premier Stevens says if the Premiers Conference fails to settle state and Commonwealth industrial power overlap the N.S.W. Government will introduce aer regulation to end the overlap in its state.
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Commonwealth
N.8.w
Stevens
Treasury Bills Debate At Premiers Conference
Melbourne report notes a forthcoming submission to state representatives by the Assistant Federal Treasurer Mr Casey the NSW Assistant-Treasurer Mr Spooner and Victorian Assistant Minister Mr Cohen. It is believed the report will recommend an open market for Treasury bills similar to Britain.
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Melbourne
Oun Council
Treasury BI
Casey
N.S W
Spooner
Cohen
Treasury Dilla
Britain
Life Sentences for Double Murder at Glenore Grove
John Wyatt Now 42 and John William Smith 2% were found guilty of murder in the death of Clavie Murphy aged 20 at Glenore Grove last August. Both men were sentenced to life imprisonment after a lengthy trial, with jurors returning a guilty verdict amid close testimony and strong recommendations from the jury.
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Grifhane
John Wyatt
Farmer
John William Smith
Clavie Murphy
Glenore Grove
Woman's death stirs mob anger at Lovett home
An angry mob gathered outside Albert Lovett's house last night after a coroner's inquest into Mrs Lovett's death. Stoves were hurled, windows broken, and oil-soaked rags set alight as police prevented entry and orderly dispersal followed after midnight. The incident followed demonstrations against Lovett amid strong emotions at the inquiry.
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Hue Houee
Albert Lovett
Tuyer- May
Lovere
Ann Barrenger
Lovett
Amates
Petrol price rise expected with month end follow-up
An overnight increase of a penny per gallon in world prices is reported as likely to trigger another rise near month’s end. The largest independent company continues to sell first-grade spirit at 1/6 in Sydney, one penny below other first-trade petrol.
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Sydney
English Girl MELBOURNE Saturday Wan Joyce Cooper Victorious
English swimmer Joyce Cooper from England won the Victorian 449 yards title in Melbourne on Saturday. Farmers and Battlers Association met at Temora urging government subsidies for wheat bounty and reduced railway freights while seeking tax equity and optional storing loans.
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Melbourne
Joyce Cooper
England
Wagga
Famors
Temora
Fifth Tennis Test results at Perth continue play
The Fifth Tennis Test continued in Perth with Moon defeating Lee 6 4 6 4 and Quist victorious 6 2 7. Hughes and Lee beat Ewin and Moon 6 4 6 3. Perry and Wilde, Wilde, and other matchups included. The day featured several close sets and notable performances.
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D. Purcell
Moon d. Wilde
Quist Do Lee
W. Ewin
J. Purvety
Perry
Wilde
Bea
Akfin
Perth
Moon
Lee
Verry
Australia should win Davis Cup says Crawford at reception
Jack Crawford voiced optimism at a civic reception that Australia can win the Davis Cup this year. He said past teams were optimistic but this squad is stronger and capable of victory.
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Jack Crawford
Austiaim
Australia
Marriage case involving Joan Norton and Benjamin Shasou in London
Evidence continues in London in the suit by Benjamin Shasou against his wife Joan Norton of Sydney over an alleged agreement to create a trust fund of £55,003 with income split between them. Shasou claims she was worth £750,000 and mentions commitments to McIntosh. He alleges drunken behavior and a troubled marriage, including confessions about financial entanglements with McIntosh. A law clerk noted Norton did not disapprove the draft agreement before the marriage, and the hearing was adjourned.
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London
Benjamiln Shasou
Joan Norton
Sydney
Sheshonta
Bhashour
McIntosh
Aimes Shashaya
Mixx Norton
Nana
Vienna Riots and Socialist Defenders Forceful Collapse
Desperate battle in Vienna ends with government troops gaining upper hand after heavy shelling and street fighting at Floridsdorf and Goethene Building. Reported casualties and mass civilian deaths accompany claims of amnesty and surrender. rumors tie Dr Deutsch to revolutionary aims in Czchoslovakia. Vienna gasworks threaten mass self destruction if ultimatum is enforced.
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Hostilies
Mallfuss
Socialist Defence Corps
Vienx
Sodox Juty
Australia
Vienna
Deutsch
3&In
Inter
Czchoslovakia
Harbour Rescue Heroism by Taronga Trust Chairman
Colonel Alfred Spain chairman of Taronga Park Trust saved a boy from drowning at Newhat Bay today. He dove in fully clothed except for his coat after hearing cries for help and struggled to bring the boy to shore recovering the child safely.
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Sydney
Alfred Spain
Taronga Park
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