Wagga Murder Trial Opens in Sydney
The trial began at the Central Criminal Court today for Lillian And sevon, 24, accused of murdering her husband Monchieff Anderson at Wages on May 10. The court was crowded as she pleaded Not Guilty. The Crown proposed manslaughter if facts warranted, otherwise murder.
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Ordered Off Charges of Vagrancy
Charges of vagrancy listed for several individuals including Jobe pa Gherrin Cd labourse Mscarthy labourer Fwittam webb apgare ana Sar rt Fletcher 38 labourer. Report notes they were ordered off by authorities amid a labour dispute context and unspecified local enforcement actions.
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Milk in the Schools Debate Sparks Minister Remark
In Sydney Monday a report claims the Minister Mr Weaver contends school milk distribution would aid curriculum. he says opposition from teachers harms children and public sympathy. He criticizes efforts to educate children to drink milk as a remedy.
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Weaver
Fragmentary crime note on Anderson and Om field case
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Anderson and a person named Pam and a detective. It notes a claim of robbery and remarks that someone named Bionie or Barat said ERY robbed him as well. It hints Anderson had five inmates when he came home.
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Blayney Murder Charged Woman in Court
A married woman was charged with maliciously slaying John Ryan in Blayney. The case was adjourned to Carcoar for July 10. Police reported the alleged evidence and the suspect’s detention pending further proceedings.
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Youth Claims £1000 Damages in Police Court
In Sydney on Monday a 17 year old plaintiff Reginald George Neville claimed £1000 damages after alleged injuries from a revolver fired by Constable Jack Neville. The incident occurred on August last as the youth walked along Ana Street Ultimo. The case was heard before Chief Justice and jury and adjourned.
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Hatico Court
Reginald George
Jack Neville
Jamen
Women's Pennant Tennis Midweek Competition Held
The Women's Pennant Competition enters midweek rounds with matches in both A and B grades. Notable pairs include Northbourne players and teams such as Griffiths YT and Causeway RELD facing Griffths, Braddon Ainslie IL, Forrest v City, and Yarralumla v Griffiths II. Several byes and mixed lineups noted.
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Causeway
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Mra
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Bira MeElgunn
Braddon
Ainslie IL
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Forrest
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Braddon I
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Detained New Zealander Missing After Bail Jump
The New Zealander Bickern, rumored for Communist ties, is missing after allegedly escaping from bail. Police pursue him amid unclear reasons for the escape and questions about his whereabouts.
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Prince Duke of Gloucester Visit Public Holiday Decree
The State Cabinet decided the Duke of Gloucester arrival in Sydney mainly on Thursday November 22 will be declared a public holiday across the State. The November 34 date for the AMSAC ceremony will also be a public holiday in Cumberland Court and in districts through which His Royal Highness travels in New South Wales.
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Duke of Gloucester
Court of Cumberland
New South Wales
Police Ball to Be Held at Hotel Cacberrajom Bly
The second annual police ball will occur at the Hotel Cacberrajom Bly under patronage of the Governor-General and Lady Imacs. Officials include the Attorney-General and Chief of Police Col HE Jones. Invitations are issued this week with expected interstate police representation.
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Langer and aides convicted of defrauding U S government
Governor William Langer and four associates convicted of defrauding the United States through soliciting Federal employees for political contributions. They allegedly sought campaign funds by distributing Federal relief jobs. All face maximum two years in prison and fines up to $1,000.
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N. Dakota
William Langer
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United States
Ship building Subsidy Urged by Trades and Labour Group
A deputation from the Metal Trader group of the Trades and Labour Council urged the government to localize shipbuilding yards in Australia. Minister Perkins said £2,300,000 to be spent in Hamla s Brisbane should be kept in Asia. He would refer the matter to the Cabinet.
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Trades and Labour Council
Mr. Perkins
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Boilermaker Association
Sinclair
Ro Hamla
S. Brisbane
Aia
Perkins
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