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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 24, 1931

Page

6

Man’s death by own action at Adelaide detective office

A sensational sequel to an inquiry into the disappearance of Mary Edson 22 ends with her husband Lawrence Edson 28, a tram conductor, shooting himself in the temple after a police statement. He died two hours later. Edson and his wife, long separated, were linked to letters from Melbourne and Knoxville. Detectives now search the Knoxville garden and have obtained statements from a neighbour about threats to murder. A ring from a woman believed promised to marry Edson was taken as evidence.

Adelaide Mary Edson Lawrence Edson Hemet Aira Edson Knoxville Snorville Omeo Anying Strong Edlgon

Freehold Property Sale At Byalla Near Gunning

Mr W Wheatley of Goulburn announces absolute sale of 2529 acre freehold property owned by Mr H W Medway at Byalla 15 miles from Gunning and 0 miles from Goulburn. Improved with weatherboard house woolshed dip yards and subdivided grazing paddocks. about 70 acres cultivated and fully watered. Carrying capacity 2500 sheep plus large stock. Further details in advertising columns.

Stars to entertain athletes at 1932 Los Angeles games

The Olympic Committee plans nightly open air theatre in the Olympic Village from July 30 to August 14 1932 featuring top film stars led by Louis B Mayer. A different group of actors will appear each evening with music and screenings for male athletes. Women athletes at USC housing will receive similar entertainment.

Los Angles Louis B. Mayer Olympic Village University of Southern California

Canberra Office Statement by Federal Capital Press

Printed and published by C. J Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at the registered office in Ainslie Canberra.

C. J Shakespeare Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd Ainslie Canberra

Wool Outlook Signals Difficult German Situation Amid Market Shifts

The Sydney report notes a strong wool market with fine wools advancing while medium and coarser crossbreds lag. It cites German monetary woes dampening top prices in Bradford and expects the aus Australia market to steady if war debt agreements ease continental uncertainty, with the new selling season opening August 31 in Sydney.

London Cotiauim Merinea Bradford Yorkshire Guruaimng Tops Great Britain Australia Germany Commonwealth Queensland Natons Sydney

Princess wins appeal over millions in Indian estate claim

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council allowed the appeal of Rani Chhatra Ku ch Devi, an Indian princess and sole survivor of the rajah’s four wives. The case, over a life interest in the Mumnagar Raj estate and other properties, stems from a 1912 death and long Indian court litigation.

Privy Council Rani Chhatra Kuch Devi Rujar Rammar India Bite Rajah Nepal Benares Hunares

Communists Denounced by Women in Sydney Conference

In Sydney a conference of women trainees denounced Communist doctrines as dangerous. A motion claimed the Communist International and its Moscow-linked Third International affiliate organize in education services and influence workers, presenting a feared inter national reach and menace to society.

Sydney Spenkern Sane Democries League Communist International Third International Moscow

Australia's Courage in Present Crisis

Lord Stradbroke presiding at the British Empire League praised Australia's parallel courses in meeting an unprecedented industrial and productive crisis. He urged closer imperial cooperation and urged financiers to regard the Empire as a whole, not dominion by dominion, and criticized financial discrimination.

London Lord Stradbroke British Empire League Australia

Escapees From Mental Hospital Near Hawkesbury River

Three young men escaped from a mental hospital on Hawkesbury River last night and were sighted near 7 am this morning. They are believed to be headed toward Newcastle.

Sydney Hawkesbury River Newcastle

Heedful Attendee Trade At Lamington Sheep Sale

Buyers operated freely for 87 000 sheep and lambs at Lamington saleyards. Market steady with moderate offerings and best cattle prices around 30 shillings per hundredweight. lambs, sheep, and cows showed varied rates with some dips from recent levels.

Sydney Lamington Lamba Wera Waals Mondhy Acarce

NSW team to visit Canberra for August exhibition matches

A four player team from the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association will visit Canberra late August to play exhibition matches on Manuka courts. Notable players include Marty Hopman, Jim Willard, W. McGrath, and Norman Brown. The program features several grades of pennant clashes and a walkover noted for Northbourne I versus Kingston I.

New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association Canberra Marty Hopman Astralia Jim Willard New South Wales W. McGrath Norman Brown Sydney Manuka Kington II Northbourne I Acton Ginninderra Kingston I Manwka Reid Forrest Braddon Northbourne Kingston Forrest L Ainslie If Ainsiie T Uradidon A Lye

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