Brazen daytime New York inn robbery and strip scene
Two gunmen held up the Claremont Inn in broad daylight after gin to steady nerves. They ordered four victims to undress after forcing payroll from the cashier and three employees, then left in a car with about 3000 dollars. The dining room was crowded with tea-time guests who were not disturbed. This act followed a spate of recent robberies, beatings, and murders in the city center.
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New York
Claremont Inn
Insurance Claim Heard In Sydney Court
In the Iaquity Court at Sydney on Wednesday Justice Nicholas heard Mrs Josephine Malouf seek a declaration that a Mutual Life and Citizens Insurance policy did not reflect the true agreement made in 1908. She insured for £500 with the Australian Widow Fund Life Insurance Society, which later merged with the defendant, alleging nonconforming conditions. The claimant sought £90 for permanent disability and £38 weekly for 38 weeks, with the hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Nicholas
Iaquity Court
Josephine Malouf
Syria
Mutual Life and Citizens' Insurance Company
Fund Life Insurance Society
Aident Company
East Queanbeyan Progress Association Elects Officers
At a Tuesday meeting of the East Queanbeyan Progress Association Memra A C Bower and Barber were named president and secretary pro tem. The group resolved to press for a suspension bridge near the public school to replace the flood-destroyed crossing of 1925 and to seek a swimming pool below the weir. These goals, plus other welfare matters, will be raised with the Municipal Council at its next session.
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East Queanybeyan
East Queanbeyan
Fred Perry in U S A New York Engagements and Davis Cup plans
Fred Perry arrived in New York stating he will not turn professional and will consider offers. He would play for England in defense of the Davis Cup in 1934 if selected. Vincent, the American minister, is said to be engaged. Perry notes decisions depend on meetings soon in America.
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New York
F. J. Perry
England
Thlen Vincent
Fred Perry
Rha
Farewell Gathering of Dairymen at Canberra
Menara D Murray and J R Gouge were bid farewell at the Soldiers Club by Canberra Dairy Society and friends. Chairman T B Shakespeare presented fountain pen tributes. Murray spoke of ten years building up the dairy, Gouge announced new dairy plans near Wollongong, as Frederiksen and family prepared to take over the Measter Dairy.
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Menara
D. Murray
J. R Gouge
Canberra Dairy Society and Friends
T. BM. Shakespeare
Guess
Meranne
Murray
W. Carghill
Kelly W. G. Woodyer
P. Green
Kay
Gouge
Daiy
Wollongong
Lotter Uiew
Daleymen
Cant
My. B. Srederikwen
Maher Cup Rideley Victory Over Cootamendre Card
Maher Cup action Wednesday saw Rideley defeat Cootamendre by a margin of 31 points in a dominant performance. The match highlighted Rideley's pace and scoring efficiency as officials recorded the final tally in favor of Rideley.
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Rydney
Cootamendre
Coining Plant Found In City Raid
A man named Heiber Overdorf, 35, a mechanic, faced Central Court today on a charge of counterfeiting coins with intent to pass them. Detectives said officers found counterfeit coins including shillings and jubilee pieces in a house on Reeser Street. Overdorf allegedly claimed ownership of the equipment when questioned. The case involves seizure of gear valued at 100 pounds.
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Sydney
Reeservoir Street
Heiber Overdurt
Central Court
Arnold
Overdorf
Unusual claim ends with hotelkeeper verdict in court
In Sydney on Wednesday Judge Curlewis ruled in favor of Cecil Newsome against James Lyons in a District Court case over about £204 paid by Newsome as agent for Hutchinson the bookmaker. The hotel manager testified Lyons owed money after betting debts linked to alleged robberies and watches. Hutchinson confirmed debts over three days of racing, with Lyons denying theft claims but acknowledging the money was owed. The judge found Lyons liable for the full claimed amount.
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Wedneads
Cecil Joseph Newsome
James D
Dorlingura
Witnest
Hin
Hutchinsot
Bird
Hutphinson
Hutchinson
Lyons
Wusinews
Lyon
Lyonn
Bhéward
Mr. Jenkyn
Newsome
James Denia Lyons
Wilfred Hutchinson
Trautweln
Tattersall's
Curlewis
Pacific Health Conference Opens in Sydney
A Commonwealth health conference in Sydney chaired by Dr J H L Sumpaton will discuss Pacific basin health and medicine. The 1826 agenda, problem cooperation, non indigenous race issues, diet climate and native medical education will be covered, with ministers and delegates from Britain Japan Netherlands New Zealand and others attending. The event launches Pacific health cooperation and precedes a Canberra meeting and a Sydney tropical health project.
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Pacific Basin
Suney
J. HL Sumpaton
Materia
W. M. Hughes
Canberra
Zegent
Bel ‘Ne
Tah Medical Association
Airewdy
Commonwealth
Federated Y Minto
de GA
Rudes Ful
A. AB. Peares
Thea
Britain
Gilbert
Billie Intandy
F. J. Montague
Japan
Genzo Katoh
Netherlands
Wyal Indies
H. de Rook
China
Wi Lien Teh
New Zealand
New Games
Folk Taland
Duke
Northern Territory
Cook
Lengus of Nations
Tr C. G Park
New Caledonia
Message of Peace from Japan to Australia in Brisbane
Mr Katalji Debucht led a Japanese trade mission to Brisbane delivering a cordial message of friendship from Japan. He praised long standing ties, said Japan and Australia share a solid economic foundation and a unique pacific partnership. He hoped his visit would deepen mutual understanding and ensure commercial peace between the nations.
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Brisbane
Australia
Japan
Katalji Debucht
Commonwealth
Pacific
Mr. Debucht
Air Son
Ift
Towarns
Postage rates and air mail proposal debated
Melbourne discussions cite a shift from existing rates to ordinary postage. Estimates claim a 1,000,000 yearly impact plus a daily air mail service between capitals. Ministers reportedly weigh public interest against the proposed mail scheme amid uncertain adoption.
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Melbourne
Wedlaraday
Trey
Huey Long Seeks Presidential Run After Nomination Decision
Washington reports Senator Huey Long has announced plans to run for president as an independent if Roosevelt is terminated or if the Republican nominee proves unsuitable. Long weighs a path that could split the party and reshape the 1936 race amid shifting Democratic support.
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Washington
Benator Ose Hes
Italy
Roosevelt
Australian heavyweight Palmer defeats Kelly on points
Ambrona Palmer, the Australian heavyweight champion, defeats Lad Kelly of America on points in six rounds at Leichhardt tonight. Palmer fought with a broken rib yet earned a clear decision, while Kelly showed visible punishment and unease throughout the match.
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Rydney
Wednonday
Shapion
Ambrona Palmer
Lad Kelly
America
Palmer
Jas Waryett
Winston Alma
Kally
Printed notice from Aurirale publication
Printed and published by Christophe John Shakespeare for the Federal Septal Prone of Aurirale, Lad.st ide often at the constant, Sn Guest, Braddon, Canberra.
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Christophe John Shakespeare
Aurirale
Lad
Stide
The
Constant
Sn Guest
Braddon
Canberra
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