Alleged Murder Case under St George Bridge Sends Mullen to Court
Harold Mullen faced a Wilful Murder charge in St George for the death of Ernest Brown. The trial heard Brown was shot after an argument at a bridge near Mill Creek. Witnesses described Brown's bottle, the rifle, and the moments leading to the shooting, with Brown dying from head wounds. Mullen claimed self defense claiming Brown advanced with a rifle.
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St. George
Cou
South Wales
Harold Thomas Mullen
Penrith
Mullen
A. B. Hansen
P.M
Ernest Harry Brown
Bey
Milgate
Japilrate
Alk. Bennett
Aoliestor
Taden
Spector A. M. Moloney
New South Wales Police
Sid
Oruindee
Thomas Walter
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Bergen
E'Nasen
Pales
Howe
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Ted
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George
Aishey
Royal Hive
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Eainn
Momine
Amdeneid
Gladstone
St George
Esrawri
Thumay
Bown
Ouierlye
Sergean
McFive
Mullens
Browneines Rail Intil
Stade
Statement of Mary Brown and McRae case recounts travel and hotel stay
An alleged statement details a three year acquaintance with Mary Brown, travels to Dongen Wyong Peukin and Maroubra, and a hotel stay where Brown and Mullen were intoxicated. The record notes conversations with Jim Bellen and Trevor, a visit to The Mere hotel for 95 nights, and a witness account of Brown and Mullen at a reserve on Balonne River. Police inquiries and a court hearing are referenced with mentions of payments and a potential smoking gun.
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Gilbert Leaves Hospital to Aim for June 26 Return
Fred Gilbert, Queensland Rugby League halfback, left hospital after injuries sustained in the Saturday match with New South Wales. Sydney experts assess his recovery progress as he eyes a potential comeback for the inter-state fixture on June 26, with doctors hopeful he can rejoin training soon.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Gilbert
Ena Holgaine
Sydney
Shee Gliber
New South Wales Rugby League
HL Sunderland
New South
Lonane
Quinlan
Benulte Wressiman
Berney
Miller
Doctors Say Oversupply May Strain Heart Care
Historical doctors warn that the medical profession appears crowded with too many physicians to adequately handle heart disease patients. Professor Mengins from the University of Canada notes the risk of fatigue and infection, urging caution and better distribution of medical services. A public talk titled Circulation Counter, Its Cause and Cure was announced as part of a broader discussion on addressing influenza and vascular health.
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Jj Aweratla
Eaacer
Merwbe
Virux
Quarry Plans Reported for Ashgrove Site
Fragmented report indicates Ashgrove quarry plans discussed by city officials. Mentions a fifteen year supply and proposed funding, with references to a chairperson and interim offers. Text is garbled but suggests a municipal decision on quarry operations and financial terms.
Milk Price Increase Sought By Retail Milk Vendors
Retail Milk Vendors Association plans a price rise of at least a quarter per quart, pending Price Fixing Commissioner decision. Meeting set for Thursday to discuss stance as farmers push for higher prices. current supply pattern and early deliveries noted amid tariff and wage considerations.
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Mialoner
Galion
Ste
Relali Vetintors
Aeosiavon
Althouah Po
Jace
L.nice
Iward
Prasey
JanBame
Rallers
Deaitland
World's Oldest Couple To Marry
Mail Special Correspondent reports in Warsaw on June 6 that Magdalene Niedziatkonka and Antoni Mroz, a 107 year old woman and 98 year old man from southern Poland, plan marriage. Magdalene has outlived three husbands and had intended to wed a man seventy years younger, but chose Antoni despite age differences.
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Mail
Warsaw
Magdalene Niedziatkonka
Antoni “Mroz
Poland
Magdalene
Street Musicians Thrill as Springboks Play
In Melbourne a lively street musical group entertained Springboks amid a tense rugby match. The performers spurred crowd energy, while soldiers watched nearby as the scene unfolded with a mix of pride and unease.
Group Areas Plan for Tilley UAP Branch Approved
A plan to divide the Tilley UAP branch area was approved amid discussion of structure and leadership. The meeting covered supervision, cooperation with the federation, and the move to reorganize the local group with aims to improve efficiency and control across the territory.
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Ion
Mr. B. Goigensud
Htm
Habe
Bradgar Sory
Died From Injuries and Pneumonia Farmstead Tragedy
A farmer named Yjovse Goodall, found on his property Monday, died from injuries and pneumonia. He had been struck by a yelle way vehicle near Nis Lierke, not far from a distant location, and lay on the cold ground all night. Leon Head sustained injuries and presented with pain.
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Yjovse Goodall
Nis Lierke
Leon
Rugby Union Team Surprl 3s at the Rise Nice Matar
The rugby team delivers a surprising performance with crucial forward play. Jaa Seon baited, and commentary notes fare 19. Team and officials discuss the outcome and prospects after the match.
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Nice Matar
Bote
Jaa” Seon
Empire air mail base selections in Gulf area report
Acting Minister Thorby announced Karumbah near Normanton was chosen as a base for Empire air mail ships in Gulf of Carpentaria. Second stop planned in the area faced objections at Roper River and Venderi. survey underway. Ground facilities and maintenance centres to support operations were outlined, with costs around 140,000 pounds and further shore improvements planned at Darwin and Brisbane.
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Mir
Therry
Building Board From Cane Building Board From Cane
Cyclone warnings swept the New South Wales coast as Nieuw Holland reported damage and ships delayed. Air services were disrupted with some abandoned. rainfall and gusts disrupted the central coast and Manning River. Newcastle to Sydney shipping faced veering, with aerial and sea transport flux, while plans for relief and flood alerts continued.
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Nieuw Holland
Remsral
Newcastle
Aloe
Manning River
Pigteay
Sitter Baturcay
Angel of the Blackout in Rabaul Hotel Turmoil
In Rabaul the Big Black-nut ty Men at the hotel of Mr. and Mrs. Bignell draw crowds as power cuts and a drawn out blackout strain daily life. Figures like Acting Administrator Judge Phillips and Mrs. McNicoll appear amid a chaotic scene with locals seeking meals and news while repairs and police actions unfold.
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Rabaul
Biknell
Fatal collapse at bridge party shocks Dixon crowd
Rescue crews responded to a bridge party collapse in Dixon yesterday after Agnes Herdrreen Ried aged 141 was taken to Milton hospital in critical condition and later died. Authorities did not release full details pending investigation.
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Dixon “Atreer
Auchentinwer
Ted
Tery
Fae Deeler
Milton
Fire on Derelict Boats Off Victoria Point
A Sunday incident reports a blaze aboard derelict vessels near Victoria Point and Pearl Island. Boats fled toward the water, with crews abandoning ships as flames and wreckage drifted in heavy seas and wind. An engine fire gutted a vessel near Narrow Neck, and other craft broke away or were towed to safety. Several boats were damaged, with one owner reported missing at sea.
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Vietona Point
MPC Clere
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Sewurlity Als
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Aga
Air service to St George explored amid possible tests
The article discusses potential air service to St George, noting a twin engine aircraft joining the company’s plan and awaiting inspections. Experts anticipate tests on possible days in the near future as the service contemplates routes and feasibility with the new machine arriving from England.
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AIR Service
ST. George
Werkly Air Sete
Rubato Non Warwick
Tagewoot
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Ricesatin
bin Lid
Anit
Pio Allege
Bane
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England
Fermi
A City Girl Sails Into The Never Never Home
A city girl settles down in Burketown during a quiet morning, described with local color and names. The piece centers on her arrival, routine, and a note about community life and kinship, with mentions of a homestead, a station, and a keeper of gossip.
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Allence
Med Down
Pringie
Sean Lise
Sue
Cesar
Basic wage reform debated by Trades and Labour Council
June 30 meeting discusses new wage framework and commission plans to set a fairer base rate. April 7 increases raised adult male to 0. and adult female to 0. Decisions aim to improve data methods and standardize weekly minimums, with commissions to report back and council action anticipated.
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Trades
Lapour Cowles
Regomnmand & Better Baais
The
Trades and Lanows Connell
Gophenasn
Connery
Oraphaniae
Mr Maher On Silence Of Mr Pease In Townsville
The opposition leader speaks on Mr Pease's silence while Labour pushes a plan to fund schemes by paying off American bondholders. Mr Maher suggests a strategy involving Chayrene to manage the rate and settle debts, aiming to influence bondholders in America.
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Pease Townsvilly
America
Maner
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