Arctic radio party to spend year in polar region
A British team led by Professor Appleton travels from London to the North Polar region for a year’s Arctic radio experiments. The group includes Australian G Builder, a Perth University alumnus set to run a receiving station at Tromsö, aiming to study atmospheric conditions affecting global radio transmission.
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London
Tuoada
Npleton
Gion
G. Builder
Perth University
Bey
Tromso
Herata
Builder
Washington
Rockefeller Foundation
Perth
Appleton
King’s
Arson Trial Ends in Acquittal for Walsh in Guyra Case
In Sydney on Monday the trial of Michael Thomas Walsh age 44 of Sbourer ended abruptly after the Crown case. Judge Armstrong directed the jury to acquit Walsh on grounds of insufficient evidence. He was thereafter discharged.
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Sydney
Michael Thomas Walsh
Sbourer
Guyra
Armstrong
Walsh
Rev Davidson Preaches After Canalstory Court Ruling
London report describes the Rev Davidson addressing a gathered audience in a church yard after his church doors were locked. He condemned the Canalstory Court verdict as a blow to the church and urged reform of an appalling system while defending his own conduct.
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London
Bundey
Davidson
Canalstory
Christ
Marston
Burglar beaten off at Teamgabbie station by porter Garr
Early morning incident at Teamgabbie mallwayh station sees junior porter Garr confront intruder. He reacts with quick force using a railing, forcing the burglar to flee into the darkness. No injuries reported.
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Sydney
Garr
Clothing Trade Strike Conference Set By Court
Melbourne court convenes a conference between employers and workers in the clothing trade to settle a dispute. Seven Bundish unionists remained idle as negotiations occur, with the aim of averting further disruption.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Tost
Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Market Slows Yet Prices Rise
Buyers operated freely at Flemington today with only 54 000 sheep and tamba to select from. Market showed an advance of a to 1/6 on last Thursday's rates. Clearing was moderate on the packing side. 1886 head in the yarding and ready competition. Quotations included sheep 4/ to 10/ and bulls 6/ to 11. Cattle prices ranged 5 to 9 each.
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Sydney
Flemington Aaleyerts
Guterd
Wuthern
Awea
Ewan
Mborn Shess
Infertor
Dissected body found in 31 pieces strewn around streets
A gruesome crime scene unfolded as investigators recovered a body cut into 31 parts scattered across multiple streets. Authorities have not yet identified the victim and are pursuing leads to locate suspects and determine motive. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Gruesome Oran Murder Revealed at 81 Crime Scenes
The body of Ber Ameo Khadidjda, a wealthy Moorlah woman, was found dismembered along 81 locations from the town outskirts to dock alleys near Oran. A tattoo mark identified a section of the victim. Detectives question the divorced husband and his son’s family in hopes of a clue.
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Oran
Moroeco
Ala
Ber Ameo Khadidjda
Bid Bel Abbon
The
Foreign Legion
Vistt
Hon
National Sporting Club May Foster New Rules
Directors of the National Sporting Club discussed proposed rule changes with the secretary to secure the department’s attitude toward wrestling. Chaffey indicated the club would draft a set of rules to be submitted to the Commissioner of Police for a clearer interpretation.
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Stones
National Sportmam
Clu Lag
Chu
Chaffey
National Sporting Club
Commissioner of Police
Unconscious of Condition Bullet Wound After Months Hidden
A boy was unknowingly struck by a bullet for two months as a shooting incident left a ricochet in the upper jaw near the ear. The boy did not report the injury until recently and was taken to a doctor after car trouble led to examination. The bullet was extracted and he is now out of danger.
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Bydnet
Moni
Noad
Frank
Wage tax on basic age earners sparks deputation plan
Trades Hall unions prepare to appoint a deputation asking Premier Stevens to act on removing unemployment relief from basic wage earners. The move signals growing lobbying as workers seek relief amid wage policy debate.
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Sydney
Stevens
Rifle Shooting Narrowly Defines Final NRA Meet
In Banday the local Rise Range hosted the NRA Medal Hughes Trophy final quarterly heat. Kevin Taylor led with a 40 plus score, claiming the Taylor Cup as youth champion. He assisted teammates Ali and Lt Hughen in a tight contest, finishing strong under the easy conditions.
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NRA
Ang Hughes
Banday
Kevin Taylor
Wan'ta
Livy Tone
Wim Ali
Hughen
URODYNE tablets promise quick relief for bladder issues
Trouble with burning sensation in the bladder and frequent urination is blamed on weak kidneys. URODYNE tablets are advertised as fast acting with a money back guarantee if results are not seen. The promotion claims a two week trial and claim of full refund for the first box.
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Brini
£1000 PRIZE FOR Queanbeyan Post Office Syndicate
A postal staff syndicate at Queanbeyan Post Office won £1000 in the NSW State Lottery. The group named the Zero Syndicate after postmaster A J Marz invited members to share his win. Members included W J Hill, H J Robine, W d Bill, A C Bowers, and N Flint. The postmaster had recently moved from Buladeah near Newcastle.
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Queanbeys
Gueanbeya Poat
Mberre
A. J. Mare
H. J Robine
Aestor
W. d. Bill
Portal Clark
A.C. Bowers
Mel Hane
N. Flint
Postal Amieiant
Star of the
Posnt
N.8
Waghema
A. J. Marz
Bulaldeah
Newcastle
Stat
Murs
Queanbeyan
Sero
W. J. Hill
Minn Aylitre
Blazing Tent Rail Way Workers Narrow Escape
Truman Cook, 18, a worker on the Mv Vale Port Kembla railway project near Wollongong, escaped a blazing canvas tent after a nearby hut fire ignited it. Fierce winds spread flames to his leg and face, but six mates carried him to the main road where ambulances met the group.
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Sydney
Asteep
Wollongong
Truman Cook
Vale-Port Kembla
Mparka
Bong Bong
Valueless Cheques Alleged At Central Court
In morning court James Thomas Jones of Tenterfield, a farmer, was charged with draining £3 by false pretences from the Farmer Cooperative. Police Prosecutor described two cheques as part of the alleged scheme. Jones was remanded on £100 bail until July 1 for further hearing.
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Central Court
Jame Thomas Jones
Mamiinson
Tenterfield
Caban
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