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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
3
A chaotic report describes an ex parte application in the Supreme Court seeking a writ of prohibition to restrain the coroner from proceeding. Mr Justice Stephoms hears Ahne on behalf of Mrady, noting the coroner’s lack of jurisdiction as no body has been viewed. The judge orders the coroner to appear to explain why the inquiry should not be halted.
In a lengthy inquiry session Coroner Mr Oram refused to allow counsel to test the position in the Mapremie Court though he indicated he had seen enough of the body to proceed. Testimony described claims of a boy Brady seen to be sailing and taxi drivers placing Brady in Cronulla and Sydney on specific dates, with rope fragments and rope evidence noted as exhibits.
Fern. June 14 The Minister for Einplosmout Mr J J Kenseally returned to Porth Inst ret ie where he intervened in the foundry dispute with a flow of effecting a settlement. As a remit of his negotiations both parties have agreed to meet in conference at Kalgoorlie tomurran.
Kalgoorlie June 17 a statement replies to despatched letters from England in the dispute. The chairman Mr Bet Williams on behalf of the foundry strikers asked Mr Bernates to set a price for the foundry. The government stated it would supply the money to support its stance.
Announcement describes planned long distance air mail service linking capitals with new ground facilities. Italy’s overland routes, depots, radio beacons and meteorological bureau will cost about £250,000. mail service contracting costs estimated under £200,000 annually.
TheWomen's hockey team faced a 3-2 defeat after a closely contested match. In fair weather, Toodyus led early with strong defense while Henryrwin and Hartow contributed goals, but the comeback fell short. Crucial saves by the opposing keeper sealed the upset.
Berlin reports Germany defeats Australia in the European zone of the Davis Cup to advance to the final, after strong singles by von Krantz and Metgrath and a close win by Henkel. The weekend doubles saw Crawford and Quist fall to Benker and Vana as Germany clinched the series.
Australia defeated Germany 3-2 in the Davis Cup encounter at Berlin. Henkel beat Crawford 1 4, while Australia’s only win came in the doubles as the tour match concluded.
London reports on June 17 say the reconstructed Cabinet will not adopt Lloyd George's new plan for industrial stimulation and employment. The Daily Telegraph notes the scheme is too vague to warrant large public works spending, with potential electrification of the London suburban railways and £25,000,000 considered for transport and national equipment improvements.
Telegraph notes Japanese actions in China spark concern about annexing Inner Mongolia and possibly northern China to create secure lines of attack on the Soviet backed Outer Mongolia. The report warns of broader regional aggression impacting East Asia and buffer states.
In Calcutta on June 17 a police Sub-Inspector Arad Aliy was killed when a youth attacked him with an Indian sword. The attacker was captured by authorities and remains in custody. The case marks a significant terrorist crime after months of calm.
A municipal vequeil task week discussed owners of boats allowed to beach for overhaul. Mr. Drew and Honorary Minister Mr. Kitson explained charges to owners, from five shillings to 27 feet length, increasing with boat size. Some fishermen argued for access to paint boats at the beach and challenged fixed fees.
A historical note praises Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a premier remedy for coughs and colds, highlighting its broad claimed efficacy and popularity in domestic medicine of the period.
In heavy wind at Suvulay recreation ground, East Geraldton and Rovers traded goals with the gale reversing momentum. Rovers led at times through Pascoe and Doherty, while East Geraldton fought back on the wind with key plays from Hackett and Morgan, final score unsettled as the game ended with ongoing pressure and late chances for both sides.
Fragmented OCR note describes a junior match at East Geraldton with Mt Grd Bature. It records a score line for Kart and Rovers and hints at goals and behinds totals, including a 25 point tally for the Rovers and a 14 behinds? indication.
The funeral of Mr Francia Inktowk, a firewood accident victim from Geraldton, was held in Crakerra with a long procession of relatives and friends. The graveside service was conducted by Rev A Maron, followed by a Druids tribute read by Past Arch Bw E Dunn, with many mourners and floral tributes from local clubs and organizations.
The article argues that bank credit is driven by financial policy rather than industrial needs and that debt to banks permeates wages and savings. It questions private banks’ control of credit, highlighting the community ownership of credit and criticising bank power that capitalizes on debt. It notes political praise for Douglas proposals and the Geraldton site committee's efforts to mobilize reformists in northern districts.
A garbled note references King George and a royal health event. It mentions Minotay and Sandeingham with unclear actions and a walk to a channel for digging. The fragment preserves few intelligible details about people or places.
Four members contested a Saturday match at the club with teams chosen by the captain and vice captain. The vice-captain’s side won 7 to 2 after exciting play with bogey rules. The captain’s trophy went to Skinner of Mabstrmp and Campbell as top players on the captain’s team. Next Saturday features the opening knockout round at 1:30 pm with a draw and committee in charge. A visiting team will play Northarmp club the following day. participants to notify the captain for transport. The second round saw Mis Hkinorr and Mrs Wach win by one down. The final rounds and prizes follow, with a trophy from Mrs Price and a late draw for partners scheduled in the afternoon.
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