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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
4
Ron Richards stopped Young Campbell of New South Wales in the 42nd round knockout at Brisbane Stadium after delivering a brutal assault that left Campbell semi conscious.
In Melbourne Criminal Court Mary Alec Stevens, 23, was found guilty of murdering her 49 month old son by placing the child in a Brunswick home and throwing it into the Yarra after birth in November. The jury recommended mercy. Stevens fainted in the dock and was carried from the court.
The unemployed 67 year old gardener O Neill was found dead on a door step with two rigged head wounds. A bloodstained leapel near the body is suspected as the murder weapon. Police say a suspect named Wag surrendered at B Sutherlana police station on Sunday claiming the case concerns him.
The Premier announced the state elections will be held on Saturday May 1982. Parliament will be dissolved on April 9 with writs issued the next day. Nominations close on April 7 and the Premier expects a six week campaign for 1982. Writs to be returned for Jugs Ltd. Both parties are ready for the campaign.
At a Paris meeting Hritass Prance and Tay discuss commun dyting amid Germany rearmament. Mussolini calls it a preliminary measure as Italy deploys fresh troops. Austen Chamberlain warns Birmingham of Europe’s danger. In Berlin the Black Guards guard an aviation ceremony for British officials.
Frank Morris a bookmaker was discharged by the Polles Magistrate yesterday amid a pending civil action in the Supreme Court. The Polles Prosecutor indicated an appeal may follow the decision.
The Licensing Court of Cloncurry Queensland orders John Albert Kaesber of Julia Creek not to possess liquor for one year under The Liquor Act of 1918. The order, signed March 14, 1935, aims to prevent disturbance of peace and family happiness.
Guideo Gasket No 400 was drawn yesterday in Brisbane with the first prize number noted.
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