Treasurer Bans Daily Telegraph Reporters in Conference
Arthur Faden and Sir Arthur said they would not attend a conference with Telegraph reporters amid ongoing attacks. The government seeks to expand dairy knowledge and pasture improvement through a vigorous campaign, aiming to raise output and product quality in Australia.
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14 Years Gaol for Assault on Girl
William Charien Burney, 96, of Ranced, was sentenced to 11 years gaol by Criminal Court for assault with intent to commit a serious offense against a 13-year-old girl near Laeton in August last. The judge called him a selfish predator and refused leniency, noting the defendant’s lack of moral sense. Burney showed no reaction as he was taken to the cells.
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Pirate's Castle Lost in Smoke
Fire destroyed Pirate's Castle at St. Thomas Harbour yesterday. Present owner Howant Jackson was away. many treasures and pictures were lost. Legend says the pirate Blackbeard or John Teach occasionally housed there with a crew and wives until his pirating career ended after ships tracked him down.
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Atomic Power in Five Years for Canada
Ottawa reports the Canadian Government plans commercial atomic power use within five years. Trade adviser Mr. C. D. Howe stated the atom would provide power in a similar manner to electricity for common uses and purposes.
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