Woman Found Buried On Applethorpe Orchard Share Farm
The body of Mrs. Margaret Furst was found buried four feet deep in a tomato patch on her Applethorpe orchard near Stanthorpe. She had been missing since February, and a black tracker traced the site after searches failed to locate her. Post mortem showed death from a fractured skull. Ann Thalian, employed on the share system, faces investigation amid the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Margaret Furst
Applethorpe
Stanthorpe
Alingmirkcs
Ann Thalian
Infant head found buried in Enfield yard in Sydney
Police probe the discovery of a young infant's severed head unearthed yesterday in the back yard of a residence at Enfield. The head, placed in an enamel bucket, shows it was buried about six weeks, with no trace of the rest of the body. The medical officer says the head was severed with a sharp instrument, timing unknown. The owner was away on holiday, suggesting the child’s guardians may have acted during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Enfield
Selection Ballots Dishonest Practices Prompt Expulsion
A resolution at the A.L.P. conference called for expelling any person found guilty of dishonest practices in connection with selection ballots. It also urged the next Labor Government to repeal the Living Wage Declaration Bill and reintroduce a basic wage based on a man his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A.lp
Hil
Broad range of dress fabrics and accessories advertised
Advertises artificial silks and crepe pompadours with varied yard prices, navy and burgundy crepes, satins, silks, coatings, and finishing accessories. Lists gloves, hose, bows, collars, cuffs, lace, sunshades, and umbrellas with multiple price points and color options. Mentions a show plan and sunshine focus.
Two Men Charged After Remand At Central Court
Major Victoria Cotter and James Freeman were remanded on charges of heaving by force and menaces and demanding money from Leslie Barney with intent to steal and with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. They allegedly threatened Cecil Sheather and demanded money. Bail was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Victoria Cotter
James Freeman
Central Court
Charce
Hevine
Leslie Barney
Inkert
Tavin
Barney
Meg
Inverell Residents Fined for Game Playing Act Offense
In Glen Innes Police Court Inverell residents including John Gyan Walter McCarthy Thomas Gua and others faced charges after police visits to William Thomas Smiths billiard saloon. Defendants mostly pleaded guilty with fines of two pounds or 14 days. McCarthy's charge was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Innes
John Gyan Innoverellt
Walter McCarthy
Thos. Gua
Inverell
Walter Shionon
Oree White
John Illigan
Edward Lahey
Vincent Norton
William Thomas Smith
John Brennan
Col Abbott
Sergi. Crozier
Wiliam Thomas Smith
William Smith
Billiaed
Enel Abbott
Sergt. Croater
McCarthy
M*carthy Wan Wibheown
Inverell's First Talkie at Curio Theatre
The Black Watch era and Western Werte equipment for Talljer at Curio Theatre Tavere is advancing rapidly with completion seen before the year ends. A five program lineup features The Black Verge adapted from Lee novel Tallent Murdy and a British-patriotic sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curio Theatre
Think Tree
Lee
Tallent Murdy
Rome
Ampech
Fox Movietone
Gelydocer Ansion
Girl suffers severe arm injury from aeroplane blade in Gunnamatta Bay incident
Miss Minnie Anderson, 22, was struck by a spinning aircraft blade at Gunnamatta Bay yesterday. Her right forearm was ripped from elbow to wrist, bone exposed and broken. She exclaimed about her grandmother, then ran in front of the plane as it returned from a flight in which her grandmother was a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Minnie Anderson
Gunnamatts Bay
Anderson Rx
Grann
Furs Found Adrift in Darling Harbour Suspicion of Theft
Two valuable fox furs were found floating in Darling Harbour near the steamer Tamil. Reports suggest the items may have been stolen. authorities consider them of great value and note the find may relate to a theft inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Darling Harbour
Airman Kay Caught in Storm Reported Near Amman
An airman named Kay aboard a New Zealand aircraft is reported caught in a storm between Amman and Bagdufi. The crew faced severe weather as the mission proceeded, with no word on rescue at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
New Zealand
Piper An Kay
Bagdufi MoWillieu Ike Ood
Munda
Reckless airman license suspended in Sydney
The Minister of Defence announced the suspension of a senior airman license after repeated breaches of regulations. Officials said commands were received regarding incidents at Parramatta and Liverpool, prompting disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Af Defence
Leese
Yo Mirulster
Parramatta
Liverpool
Unclear Weather Forecast Teases Mixed Conditions
Fragmentary forecast notes unsettled weather with rain in the woad and highlands, plus warm pockets in the south and southeast. Terminology is garbled, but indicates shifting winds and regional variation across the northeast and portvern area.
Mann Drowned as Dinghy Collapses at Fremantle
Fragmentary report describes a drowning incident after a dinghy collapsed near Fremantle. Names and exact details are unreadable in the OCR but distress call and rescue attempts are noted.
Four Die as Level Crossing Crash Tragedy
Melbourne crews report four killed and five injured when a vehicle collided with a train at a level crossing on the Geelong road near Wer tibet. The deceased include Mrs. Marke Torsi som and Mrs. Vivien Warner with her daughter Jean Warner. Craniells Warner is also listed among the victims. One woman was thrown from the wreckage, her tangled hair found fifty yards from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lowe Crossing
Agitator Arrested in Lab Cow Trade Case
An agitator named William Orr was arrested after a clash at a labor event in Nocton. He faced charges for alleged theft of rays and was held on bail set at 50 pounds pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Orr
Woman killed as car hits motorcycle on Princes Highway
Mrs Marjory Newson died instantly when a car crashed into a motorcycle on which she rode as a pillion on the Princes Highway at Berkdale last night. The rider Max Pal, 26, suffered a fractured pelvis, and Mrs Mawson was thrown to the ground with severe head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Marjory Newson
Princes Highway
Berkdale
Max Pal
Mawson
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Promotes Immediate Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential in homes for quick treatment of colic diarrhoea dysentery and stomach cramps. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and continued improvement with a few more doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Two Deaths From Car and Sulky Collision
In Brisbane on Monday, Unhn Seero'd and Henry Lawrenes were severely injured in a collision between a car and sulky. Both died several days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Unhn Seero'd
Henry Lawrenes
Moter Ewele
Australian Parliament Leader Calls Unity Amid Low Mood
The Speaker of the House Norman Makin urged harmony between capital and labor at St James Theatre addressing Australia's spirit of common sense. He criticized the bureaucratic fragmentation of seven parliaments and seven railway systems for six million people and warned action was needed to end the period of low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
House of Representatives
Norman Makin
St. James
Australia
Russia France Hostile Feelings Rise Over Interpolations
The cabinet considers actions to curb Moscow agents in France after Le Matin reports on the kidnapping of Koutepof and the Indo- Clute events fueling a hostile atmosphere against the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
France
le Matin
Koutepof
Indo- Clute
Distress prompts court action to adjust wool industry rates
The grazing industry seeks a court variation of federal policy to relieve the wool market slump. Graeme Allen reports the industry faces losses as costs exceed prices amid an extended ice spell. A reference board review in Melbourne was set to consider automatic rate adjustments tied to rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Gener
Graebeeeseedapion
Mira JW. Allen
Sail
Colemons
Lee
J In
Mellmane
Nobile Inquiry Report Cites Leadership in Expedition
The Commission of Inquiry into the Nobile expedition highlights Mariano leadership and pursuit of aid. The report notes efforts to search and render assistance during the mission and discusses public accounts of the expedition and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bundy
Commission of Inquiry
Nebalt
Mariano
Jews Persecuted as Russia's Hostility Intensifies
From Moscow an Ogpu report claims arrests of a Minsk religious committee with three tables and four preachers. The dispatch notes anti Jewish actions linked to Поддержка abroad and references an American rabbi touring Russia with documents on religious persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Ogpu
Minsk
Russa
Waiashen
Orpu Wecuses Lhote
Rureia
Attempted Robbery at Norman Hurst Malway Station
A junior porter on site awoke to an intruder outside the Norman Hurst Malway Station. The man outside worked with a chisel on a door panel and fled when the porter refused to open. No one was harmed and no entry was gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Normanhurst Malway
Norman Brown Death Recorded as Accidental Shooting
The coroner ruled Norman Brown died from an accidental gunshot during an outing at Rothbere. He attempted to shield his arm and showed military skill and caution during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Norman Brown
Rothbere
Million Pound Fraud Linked to Haotry Group Crash
The Daily Telegraph reports Claldini fled London with at least one million pounds in bearer bonds and cash stemming from fraudulent dealings with the Hetry group of companies linked to the Haotry crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Ood
Claldini
Haotry Group
Hetry Greio
Henry Ford would buy navies to end war
Fort Myers dispatch says Henry Ford would buy all the world's navies if it would end the war but doubts the method would work. He argues war ends only when profits shift to other pursuits and contemplates converting scrapped ships into automobiles and tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Fort Myers
Harry Ford
Markets Report From Home Bush Sales and Cattle Prices
Cattle sales at Home Bush show wide price spread with best oxen up to 20 pounds and other stock easing. sales at Sussex Street and Wallangra note firm demand for dairy cattle and fat cattle. extensive yarding and bids brisk for Herefords, Guernseys and Jerseys. testament to improving beef prices and market activity in rural NSW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Wumelley
Sheen
Prima Sheer
Lamba Cirmer
Lamb TV
C. Murray
Ality Atock
Gierney
Damask Cloths and Linen Goods Sell at Deep Discounts
A wide sale listing damask tablecloths runners cushion covers and matching sets plus heavy linen towelling unbleached towels and white damask designs. Prices shown per yard or per piece with numerous sale prices and cash only terms. Includes a range of table linen samples and pure linen Huck Towelling priced to clear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burge
Lawchter
Morthern Empori
Garis
Glen Innes Police Court
THE
Black Watch
Airman
Kay
Joan Norton
Henrietta Street
Ben Shasqua
Misa Fanny Ward
Leslie Gore
beiMe
Russia
Normanhurst
Henry Ford
Sussex Sthert
Searliee Aereford
Arling Guernsey
Wallangra
C. Murray Bel
Waollanera
John Higgins
Lom
Higwins. Inm
Cansdell’s
Turk Towels
Bale Gd, Ltd
Cansdfi
Sali
Cansdell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!