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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1952
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR line mentions Seaton Sheraton with scattered letters and surnames. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
In tense diplomacy the Geores and others failed to renew oil field talks. Persia insists on reemploying British technicians and rejects Beltiah return as a condition. Bank officials cite unresolved terms and plan further consultations with Tehran as government terms shift.
In Paddington Court Sydney on Monday Raginald van Heekeren, a milk cart driver, faced three offences within an hour of buying a motor cycle. He was fined £1 for riding without a license and carrying vision permissions with license.
A 26 year old woman was assaulted and robbed. Later in Central Court on Mari Stom 60 ball ons charge of having assaulted Mine Bowerman and robbed for a pen Mackie through in umey, to the total value or hme.
Errol Flynn files a lawsuit in Nassau seeking 148,000 after an alleged abrupt departure from a hotel where he was staying. The Canadian-born actor claims breach of implied admissions and asks for compensation for alleged injuries. The case centers on events at a Nassau hotel and involves a Bahamian court action that could unfold in October.
Leslie Daniel Slade, 36, engineer, was found guilty of the murder of Harry Wilson Burns, 19, after a quarrel at a dance hall. The Crown said Slade arranged a ride to a quiet place and fired four shots from a rifle, two of which struck Burns. The case was adjourned to tomorrow for further steps.
Reports from the racing scene list Basha Felika to face Grey Boots in the Western Flat Association event tomorrow. Trainers discuss entries including Catchites and Brunswick Stakes contenders while weather and training conditions shape Cup plans and betting odds.
Lottery 2503 results show major prizes with numbers such as 67008 labeled "Baimon" and 36804 "Monn" among several entries. Names and addresses appear including Mrs L Mitenetl 102 Clyde Street and N Blythe 113 Clyde Road, plus references to syndicates and a "Big Fire" syndicate led by NW Whierberg in Sydney.
Heavy scratchings noted for the Don Tasar Handicap and Sydney Cup with two weeks until the event. Dames listed include Bee Serpent Fine Salute Lady Susan Trisami Careless Bhg Bon Crag Bon Cymbidium Aqua Regia Dream Basha Fetica Tartan Creat Merry Meon Edina Big Chance Militant Wandering Minstrel. Burney Cup scratches include Thracian Lad Overstep Trizami Bor Baige Cardoee Crag Bon Jan Bar Saprieti Alderahot Basha Feilke Wandering Minstrel Big Chance Edina Beantah.
In Stockholm yesterday Frank Sedgren of Austria defeated Kuirt Niclasa of Denmark 6 4 0 in an exhibition match at the Royal Tennis Halls. Bedgman dominated Nielsen in energy and technique. In doubles Tore ten Sonanasan and Nisse Rohisson of Sweden beat Sedan and Niclan 6 4 8 0.
In Sydney Central Criminal Court the trial of Gladys Hayes for murder at the Wie Blogfeld Club proceeds. Her husband John Hayes faces separate trial. jury disagreements have occurred in past Breach cases while the Attorney General orders the trial to begin in May.
Racing news outlines Doncaster Cup favourites Forest Beau and Cup third favourite, with Forest Beau by Force Beau and Hydrogen in the field. It notes recent Randwick run, Derby or Cup prospects, and trainer Mr Williams planning a final run before Doncaster. Also mentions betting order and entries for April 18.
In Brisbane on Monday an aircraft engineer named Dalal McLaughlin became respondent in a divorce case. McLaughlin, formerly married to Rene Gildys McLaughlin, cited grounds of misconduct with George Weir. The jury awarded Dalal McLaughlin 750 damages against West, who was also ordered to pay costs. McLaughlin had initially claimed 3000.
A nine year old boy drowned near Hawthorn while attempting to swim to shore from a boat. Barry Dyer of Henrietta Street Hawthorn and his companion Perry, nine, of Henrietta Street Hawthorn, swam toward the bank but the current carried them further upstream.
In Quarter Sessions Justice Clancy jailed 58 year old widow Mary Bling ivather of Baxley after pleading guilty to unlawfully wielding an instrument leading to manslaughter. Louise Cox and Erin Yard operation were cited as part of the case, with the judge noting the legal procedures and sentencing following the evidence.
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