Anglo-Iranian Company given five days grace
The Daily Express reported from Teheran that a joint sitting decided to grant the Anglo-Iranian Company five days grace. The stance follows pressure amid nationalisation debates and Britain’s handling of Persian affairs.
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Summonses Served on Victorian Officials in Port Halifax Case
In Melbourne on May 31 security officers delivered four summonses on George Arthur Doyle Victorian secretary and Michael James Donegan vigilance officer of the Ship Painters and Dockers Union. The informant was Commonwealth investigator David Thomas Howell. Doyle engaged J Lazarus to defend. The offences relate to boycotting Port Halifax hindering trade with other countries.
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Five Hurt as Ferry Rams Wall
A chaotic scene unfolds as a ferry crashes into a seawall injuring five people. Eyewitnesses describe panic aboard the vessel and emergency crews rushing to assist the wounded amid debris. Authorities investigate the cause and potential structural damage at the harbor.
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Two Women Faced Murder Charge Over Boxer's Death
Police accuse one of the two women charged in Central Court of aiding a homicide by passing a pistol to a man named Hayes before boxer William John Lee was shot at the Ziegfeld Cabaret. Lee died in a Sydney hospital Tuesday night after early Tuesday morning injures.
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Bobby) Lee
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Outback phone service aims to improve after outage
A government or community briefing today highlighted poor telephone service in the Outback area and discussed steps to restore reliability. Officials urged residents to report outages and coordinate with service providers to speed repairs.
Four of five medical students convicted in Adelaide manslaughter case
Four of five medical students charged in the death of John Gregory Neill face manslaughter convictions by the Adelaide Criminal Court. The report notes confusion and disruption in the courtroom as the trial proceeded, with jurors weighing heavily on the alleged involvement of the students in the incident linked to a University ducking gag.
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Three Card Trick Alleged in Coal Quotation Dispute
Elbourne reporting that the Joint Coal Board is accused of a three card trick by deducting imported coal from New South Wales coal quotes. The claim was raised by M. C. Jordan, secretary of the rosierant trades council, who spoke tonight.
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Bevin to Be Buried in Westminster Abbey Report
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