Hauptmann appeal looms in Lindbergh case trenton
Gouvernor discloses Hoffman visited Hauptmann in state prison for over an hour. Hoffman urged mercy and asked other Pardons Court members to visit the prisoner. Hauptmann's appeal to the US Supreme Court likely next week. if denied, only mercy through the Pardon Court remains.
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Trenton
N.J
Bernard Hauptman
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Hoffman
Hauptman
State
Court of Pardons
Haywotman
Italian Murdered Latest Development in Melbourne Case
Charred and broken bones found buried in two holes in scrub on Luigi Marchesi's selection near Coldstream offer a likely solution to the November disappearance of the 57 year old. Police believe Marchesi was killed with an axe while working in the bush, his body burned after dismemberment. The murder aided by a drained bank account moved to Adelaide where £83 was drawn. Henry Richards, a local farmer, found the remains.
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Melbourne
Luigi Marchesi
Coldstream
Marchesi
Amie
Adelaide
Henry Richards
Parliament Adjourns After Next Tuesday Session
Sydney Friday report notes Premier Stevens told Legislative Assembly members Parliament would rise for recess at the close of next Tuesday’s sitting and would likely extend into Wednesday morning.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Stevens
Mrs Midgley Dies at Moree Wife of Examiner Proprietor
The death occurred at Moree this morning of Mrs. W. H. Midgley, wife of the proprietor of the Examiner newspaper. The obituary notes her passing and identifies the family connection to the local publication.
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Sydney
Moree
W. H. Midgley
Examiner
Women as Clergy Not Recommended in London Report
The Commission of Archbishops reports against admitting women to the priesthood. It urges full development of deaconesses, including ordination services but not as male diaconate, with duties in prayer, teaching, baptism in priest absence, and administration at girls’ schools. Deaconesses to be Reverend with special dress. deliberations lasted five years.
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London
Hoare appeals to Mussolini for League unity in Commons
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare says Britain has no insincere motives in backing the League of Nations. He asserts no desire to humiliate Italy, aims to support a strong Italy while pursuing collective action. He cites oil embargo work and urges renewed effort for peace amid European tensions.
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Pourseay
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League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
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France
Samuel
League
Britain
Gamal
My Ap
Europe
Abyssinia
Abyssinian Column Reaches Cassiamo After Assault
AP reports Rome says Askaris aimed to free Temblen from Abyssinian guerrillas and reached Cassiamo. The attack stalled but Italian planes found enemy columns moving toward the Italian right flank. Air strikes with bombs and machine guns inflicted heavy losses.
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Rome
Askaris
Temblen
Cassiamo
Seamen Backing Vote Delays Resume in Strike
The ACT union urges seamen to return to work and seeks arbitration court relief. NSW workers resist, portending prolonged disruption as the Niagara’s Vancouver voyage is postponed. Newcastle agrees to hold unless other states align. Melbourne seamen initially back the plan but refrain unless broader support materializes.
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Melbourne
U, Hee
Seamen's Union
Federal Arbitration Court
Transport Workers’ Act
Sydney
New South Wales
Niagara
Vancouver
Newcastle
Wheat market quiet as Canada policy spooks buyers
The Sydney local wheat market opened steady before slipping as buyers held to 3/44 to 3/41 for December January delivery. Shippers’ prices rose to 2/64 for bagged and bulk wheat, while much of the country offered little. London markets closed quieter amid Canada Wheat Board policy rumors and a modest rise in Liverpool.
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Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
Wheat Board
London
Canadian Wheat Board
Liverpool
Far East
AEROPLANE CRASH KILLS WOMAN IN KEMPSEY TALE
In Kempsey a plane failed to rise in a cross wind and crashed through a fence into a seashore tent. Violet McKernan 60 died instantly. Thelma McKernan was seriously injured and Miss McKernan was in critical condition. Two McKernan children aged five and seven were also hurt. The pilot and a man named Howard suffered bruises and shock. The aircraft was en route from Brisbane to Sydney.
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Kempsey
Violet McKernan
Thelma McKernan
Douglas Way
Boyn
McKernan
Howard
Miss McKernan
Brisbane
Sydney
Boxing deputation seeks tougher gloves and board control
A request to Chief Secretary Chaffey urged heavier boxing gloves and the formation of a Board of Control similar to England. He favored greater control and increased padding and said he would consider it. Delegates also asked that non championship bouts be limited to ten rounds while championships run from twelve to fifteen.
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Sydney
Chaffey
England
Naval Conference Preview and the Battleship Trend
On the eve of the naval conference, Jones argues a new era of battleship construction has begun. The piece reviews German battleship design based on Jutland experience, notes the lighter nine and eleven inch gun batteries on new cruisers, and highlights the high cost of modern ships including the HMS Nelson salvo cost. It outlines conference aims to limit armament races and the clash of Britain America and Japan over naval equality, with Japan seeking Western Pacific dominance and submarine agreement fading after a Tokin statement.
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London
Jones
Jutland
Nelson
Washington
Britain
America
Attempted suicide at Watsons Bay halted by bus crew
A middle aged woman jumped from a city bus near Booth Head at Watsons Bay as it neared the signal station. The conductor and driver pursued, restrained her on the cliffs, and she was later taken to the reception house.
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Sydney
Watson's Bay
Booth Head
Ascot Races Today's Results
Sydney Friday raced as ASCOTs postponed meeting with Nunnery Handicap won by John O Groats ahead of Midinette and Damettta in the first division. Spear Gold led the second division with Lady Bonkard and Success close behind. Mascot Welter saw Repere top Boy Friend Verlina. Flying Handicap results had Bouyeo first with Quick Way and Robber following. In 14.3 Handicap Panda took first ahead of Mazanna and Gold Honour with Mas anna on the board.
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Sydney
Ascot
Nunnery
John O'Groats
Damettta
Midinette
Spear Gold
Lady Bonkard
Success
Lady Ronsard Ano
Repere
Boy Friend
Verlina
Thaddeus
Bouyeo
Quick Way
Robber
Crown Bar
Bougee
Panda
Mazanna
Gold Honour
Conasau
Clara Butt
Masanna
Sussex Street Market Report Prices Ruled Today
Sussex Street market report lists grains and produce with varying prices. Wheat ranges 3/4 to 3/6 per bushel, oats 1 0 9 to 2/3 per bushel, maize 5 to 5/4 per bushel, potatoes Tasmanian 6 to 10 per cwt, onions 8 per cwt, milk and eggs noted, butter 142/6 per cwt, cheese 9d to 10d per lb, hay two to seven shillings per cwt, lucerne 2 to 6d per lb.
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Bydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
North Coast
Lucerne
Man Confesses in Leongatha Child Murder Case
Arnold Godeman, 36, was charged with murdering six year old June Rushmer at Leongatha on December 1. Police said he admitted causing the death and tied the child as found. Detectives linked him to statements about three other girls. Bail was denied and he was remanded until December 13.
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Melbourne
June Rushmer
Leongatha
Rushmer
Arnold Godeman
June Rushmar
Davis
Cricket Match in India Delayed Scores From Bombay Fixture
In Bombay the latest cricket scores show Yuvraj of Patiala at the crease for first innings with Mubarakall not out and Sundries totaling 16a. Bowled by Mair agrokelahi and Mair, Leather top bowlers with 218 runs. Tarrant’s team replies with Hendry bowled by Nissar and Wendell Bull out, Morrisby not out, Ryder not out for 124 at stumps.
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Bombay
Yuvraj
Patialah
Tailsingh
Mubarakall
Hendry
Tarrants
Nissar Wendell Bull
Amarsingh Morrisby
Ryder
Ganthies
M C C versus Australian XI match in Sydney
A cricket match in Sydney began between MCC and the Australian XI. At lunch the score stood MCC 1 for 1 with Smith out and Parks, Barber, and Sundries contributing small totals as play continued under cloudy conditions.
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Sydney
M. C
Smith
Ebeling
Parks
Chilvers
Barber
Easton
VU Sundries
Eyue
Weather Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
Latest forecast issued at 9 am expects generally fine conditions with cold mornings and mist on the highlands. Warmer daytime temperatures and some isolated thunder showers are possible with variable winds mainly southeast or east and northeast, fresh along parts of the coast.
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Sydney
Cyclist Injured In Collision At Mansfield and Chester
Late yesterday afternoon a motor cycle and car collided at the Mansfield Chester intersection. George Legge sustained a fractured collarbone a sprained ankle severe abrasions to head arms and legs and a slight concussion. He remains at home improving after medical care. Allan Boggs drove the car involved.
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Chester Streets
George Legge
Allan Boggs
Mansfield Street
Glen Innes Road
Geo. Legge
Chester Street
Otho Street
Legge
Emr
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