Cahill on Trial Over Offer to Alderman in Corruption Case
Ambrose Cahill pleaded not guilty to charges under the Secret Commissions Prohibition Act alleging he offered £25 to Alderman Thomas Foster to influence favours for George William Miles regarding a Newtown Alice Street printery. Foster testified Cahill denied the offer, claiming the sum was not for recompense, with the case adjourned to the next day.
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Newtown
Ambrose John’ ‘Cahill
Thomas Christopher Foster
George William Miles
Foster
John Street
Wiew
Alice Streets
Cahill
Hawken
Alice Street
Ald. Jensen
Waterloo Town Hall
Tom
Marine Parade
Maroubra Beach
Cahene
Miles
Diamond Theft Discovered in Sydney Bank Vault
Police search for a thief who stole flamenda valued at £12000 from the Bank of New South Wales strongroom in Pitt Street. The diamonds were reportedly brought from Belgium by Oscar Frellich of Hunter Street Brier, and were missing after the owner inquired about the Mamonda.
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Sydney
Elty Customs
Oscar Frellich
Hunter Street
Brier
Belgium
Bond Customs
Arthur Preston
Bank of N.S.W
Pitt Street
Mamonda
Flood peril hits Gunma workers in Japan tolls rise
In Gunma Prefecture Japan a violent thunderstorm endangers more than 10000 workers with about 209 believed dead and thousands evacuated to high ground according to a radio report amid a broad flood alert.
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Japan
Tokyo
A.a.p.reuter
Gunma
Canberra police chief urges better parents and youth clubs
Canberra news reports Police Commissioner urges stronger family guidance and a Canberra Boys Club to curb juvenile vandalism and truancy. He cites cases of youths, liquor related offenses, and staffing challenges while defending press freedom and public cooperation with police.
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A.C.T
E. Richards
Canberra
Richards
Kyabram
Roy Rowe
Anglican bishop condemns apartheid in London sermon
The Anglican Bishop of Khamraa srg theight Rev RA Reeves denounced apartheid as a great and terrible heresy in a St Martin in the Fields sermon. He said South Africa's rulers are chiefly focused on maintaining white domination.
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THEID
London
A.a.p.router
Khamraa
Trams Crash in Sydney Claims Two Lives
In Sydney two tram incidents killed a driver and a conductor. Jon Gullikses, 54, trapped in a wreck at Booth Street Ainan dale Leichhardt, died at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital after half an hour of rescue. Conductor Cornelius Van Verpel, 49, fell from his tram at Lords and Botany Roads Mascot and died at South Isgeney Hospital.
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Booth Street
Ainandale
Jon Gullikses
Charlotte Street
Leichhardt
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Cornelius van Verpel
Everett Street
Maroubra
Lords and
Botany Toads
Mascot
Southisgeney Hospital
Communists Gain in West Java Electoral Rise
Indonesia in a weekend vote sees the Communist Party emerge as a leading political force in Java. Early returns show Communist gains across West Java with about 40 percent support in Bandung amid national shifts away from the Nationalist Party. The trend follows prior gains in Central and East Java.
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Djakarta
AAP
Reuter
Communist Party
I Eeentaithes Iuelf
Java
West Java
Communiista
Central
East Java
Indonesia
Bandung
IRA Blast Hits Newry Office in County Down
An Irish Republican Army terrorist attack blasted the offices of the Northern Ireland Government telecommunication board in Newry County Down last night. Police reinforcements were rushed to the scene. It marks the second strike on these offices.
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County Down
A.ap
Senter
Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Telacteteity Board
Newry
Jap Pact Raises Alarm Over Unemployment and Industry
The Australian report argues the Tokyo Pact could trigger unemployment and harm textiles, porcelain, and optical industries as Japanese substitutes threaten local firms. Canberra and Tasmania weigh safeguards before ratifying the trade agreement as expectations of limited Japanese imports surface and Christmas supply concerns grow.
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Textile Co
Japan
Withall
Canberra
Tasmania
Cosgrove
Tasmanian Silk and Textiles Printers Ltd
C. Alcorso
Kenya and Oxford experts plan Australasian conference
AAP Reuters report states Kenya and Sir Champion from the Institute in Oxford announced a major conference to be held in Australia and New Zealand during August and September.
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Africa
Moresby
Day
Aap
Reuter
Kenya
Tanfeanor Sir Champion
Im For- Institute
Oxford
Stry
Australis
New Zealand
Interior plan cuts Jervis Bay police to one
The Department of the Interior proposes reducing Jervis Bay police to one officer. Eight sergeants and a senior constable previously staffed the post. Sgt. N. Gillies resigned after nine years, leaving Senior Constable J. Stevenson. The department expects a sergeant to be stationed there again if needed.
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Department of the Interior
Jervis Bay
N. Gillies
J. 8. Stevenson
Sgt. Gillies
Stea
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