Wife and Man Sent For Trial In Cowra Murder Case
The Cowra Coroner committed Mrs. Neilsen and Claude Charnock for trial on a murder charge in the death of William John Neilsen at Wyangala on July 1. Witnesses described jealousy and a quarrel over alleged infidelity, with Neilsen dying from a head wound after a rifle discharged. The wife claimed the shooting was an accident during rifle cleaning, while police noted tensions and prior threats.
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Cowra
H. D. Pulling
Neilsen
Claude Charnock
William John Neilsen
Wyangala
Charnock
Mra. Neilsen
Dr. Bridge
Lr. Bridge
T. P. Mabon
Brindle
Tom Collins Leads Australian Northern Territory Tour
Mr. Tom Collins MLHR departs Sydney by train for Brisbane en route to Mt Isa and Wyndham with Minister for the Interior T Patterson. The party includes officials H Brown and FE Harrison, visiting cattle stations, mining areas, and institutions in the Northern Territory from Avon Downs to Darwin, returning by August 24. Collins will continue normal correspondence during absence.
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Tom Collins
MLHR
Hume
Sydney
Brisbane
Mb. Ina
T Patterson
Interior
H.C. Brown
Department of the Interior
Harrison
Mt Isa
V. C. Carrington
Northern Territory
D. D. Smith
Alice Springs
McAlister Hlain
M.hlb
House of Representatives
Mt. [Xa
Avon Downs
Alexandria
Brunette Downs
Anthony's Lagoon
Newcastle Waters
Wave Hill
Ord River
Argyle
Wyndham
Darwin
Mr. Collins
Central Australia
Patterson
Collins
Breakful Farm Milking Lesson Ends With Courage
A Fifth Class pupil recalls visiting an uncle’s Imre farm and enduring a rough milking start. He survives a kicked knuckles, a rope tethered head, and a stubborn cow, vowing never to milk again after a comic, chaotic morning on the farm.
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Imre
Avvidites
Anil Panad
Anil
Tan Dutfield
Paul Ogden
Bathurst murder trial linked to gun bluff and suicide
Neilsen aimed rifle during dispute with Charnock then shot himself while seated on a couch. Coroner rules death from a bullet wound head and both Neilsen and Charnock charged with malicious murder. Trial set for Bathurst on October 1 unless changed. DALE'S Great Winter Sale ad appears amid report.
Barrow pushers recall Ballarat gold rush pioneers
A Sydney director contrasts present barrow-pushers with early 1850s Ballarat diggers who moved belongings from Melbourne amid bushranger danger. The article notes Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper and other stars in Treasure Island at the Empire Theatre Bootown tomorrow night and matinee, promoting Stromberg-Carlson programs.
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Sydney
Ballarat
Melbourne
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Empire Theatre
Bootown
Verson
Tragic Kadina Dentist Died After Extreme Dental Surgery
A strong patient resisted anaesthetic during a Kadina clinic visit in 5.A. He tore free from restraints, prompting two assistants to strap him to a chair. Dentist Frank Pannell extracted 17 teeth before the man’s collapse and death.
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Kadina
5.A
Frank Pannell
Fr. St. Carden
Ford Co plans higher output at Geelong Plant
Ford Motor Co of Australia managing director A C French spoke in Melbourne about Geelong operations. He said the plant is employing more workers than ever but cannot meet rising demand as June output exceeded 1000 car bodies with 1400 planned for July. He anticipated 2000 men in Geelong for body building and assembly, and required an output of 2000 bodies monthly.
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Ford Motor Co. of Australia Pty, Ltd
A. C. French
Melbourne
Ford
Geelong
Australia
French
Doctor's Test Sparks Dismissal In Orange Police Case
A drunkenness allegation was tested by Dr Hodkinson at Orange Police station on Saturday. Magistrate Ryan found the evidence unconvincing and discharged the defendant after lengthy testimony. Also, Empire Theatre Boorowa advertises film version of Treasure Island with additional motoring features from Atlantic Ethyl.
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Hodkinson
Orange
Ryan
Masonic Ball at Boorowa Promises Bright Social Evening
The Annual Masonic Ball will be held at the Guild Hall Boorowa on Friday night with high expectations. Billy Thompson's Rhythm Kings from Grenfell will provide the music and the Church of England Women's Union will serve a poultry supper. A Treasure Island picture talkie will show at the Empire tomorrow with a Saturday matinee. Dale's Great Winter Sale offers bargains.
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Boorowa
Billy Thompson
Rhythm Kings
Grenfell
Church of England Women's Union
Treasure Island
the Empire Picurea
Harrold Convicted For Breach Of Transport Act
Henry H Harrold was convicted at Young for breach of the Transport Act for carrying footballers back to Milvale in a lorry after a match. He was fined £1 with 8 costs. Police evidence showed he intended to obtain a permit but forgot. He stated he was not competing with the railways.
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Milvale
Henry H. Harrold
Young
Railways
Once in a Blue Moon Sale At Learmonts
Learmonts announces Once in a Blue Moon sale now in full swing with rapid clearance bargains. The store is rearranged for easy shopping and many lines are reduced to attract early visitors seeking value. Visitors are urged to see for themselves the amusing prices.
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Learmont's
Learmont’s
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Winchcombe
Carson
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Bridge Street
Mrs. Neilsen
Mra Neilsen
Phot
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Br. Brindle
Mt. Isa
Dimmock's Pharmacy
Bathurst
Dale
Barrow
Canberra
Murphy Bros
Mercers
House of Quality
Aur
Bae
Ford Co
Atlantic Ethyl
Ttin
Mr. Lyons
Swift
Stromberg- Carlson
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