Bank Teller Cassidy Faces Embezzlement Charge in Adelaide
Patrick Cassidy, 45, former Bishop Natural Bank of Hawaii teller at Hone Tai, pleaded at Adelaide Police Court after being charged with embezzling 7000 dollars or more from the bank. He was remanded until August 13 on £1009 bail with two £500 sureties, with passport and travel documents to be kept by the court.
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Coal supplies in New South Wales readied for strike
An Australian report notes coal stocks built up in New South Wales to cover potential stoppages. Officials say reserves exceed 90 000 tons with ongoing increases in normal stockpiles. The Australasian light company signals long-term supply concerns as tensions grow.
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Saul
Two Brokers to Be Tried in Melbourne Court
Clarence Royal Carney and Alfred Keith Ward former stock exchange members and Ward and Co sharebrokers were committed for trial on eight charges of larceny as agents for allegedly lodging clients services valued at several pounds against the firm's £40,000 Bank of Australasia overdraft. Bail set at £150 each. Curwen and Ward senior partner adjourned due to medical breakdown. Ward to appear August 15. Cowper Ward case adjourned.
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Primary Industry Plans to Organise War Supplies
Canberra officials announced in Canberra on a Friday that plans to organise primary industry have been prepared to assure maintenance of supplies in case of war. The Minister of Defence said details of the plans are being closely guarded.
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Australians Hit Merrily in Dundee Cricketers Match
Australian cricketers faced a subdued crowd in Dundee as Scotland offered weak opposition. Australia batted aggressively from the outset in the second innings, with Gibb and Hames among the early wickets after Stapeard and Davison fell early. Details of sundries and other dismissals follow as the day progressed.
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Hames
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Russia Firm on Japanese Terms Refused in Moscow
Soviet Foreign Minister M Litvinov rejected Japan's ceasefire terms amid a Moscow conference over Changkufeng frontier clashes. Tokyo War Office reported no change with Japanese forces on the summit and Russians on lower slopes. Analysts foresee possible mediation and impact on China campaign with Japan possibly abandoning South China invasion plans. Thunderstorm of exceptional intensity moves over southern England causing destruction from wind and heavy rain.
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Japan
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China
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the Times
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Europe
Youth killed as van crashes into house in Sydney street tragedy
A light delivery van pursued by police crashed at 60 miles an hour into a house in Sydney, killing 19 year old Graves and gravely injuring Gordon Williamson and others. The van somersaulted 60 yards, wreckage scattered for 50 yards, Mrs Gladys Fletcher and daughter Jean were jolted from their beds. Charles Edwards was detained for hospital observation. The crash shocked residents as police described it as one of the wars they had seen.
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St To Hospital
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Jean
Bowe
Pollack seeks next election after NSW Senate bid
Peter Pollack, former independent NSW senate candidate, visits Pirie and Melbourne campaigning as he plans to run again in the next business election. He advocates wage and work reforms and notes recent banking policy shifts while recounting his 125,000 vote showing and past election injury.
Temperature Readings Show Daytime Warmth Drops
Yesterday's high reached 60.6 degrees with a low of 40 degrees recorded by 8:30 am. The daily range reflects a cool but sunlit day across the region.
Malcolm Campbell joins Ford Motor board in Essex England
PERSONAL Advice reports Malcolm Campbell MBE has accepted a 4 seat on Ford Motor Companys board at Dagenham Essex England. For years Sir Malcolm has shown active interest in Ford activities. Bev a Hunter of Pirie South Baptist Church will visit Laura this weekend. W Hardacre recovering well after a serious head injury from a steamer fall on June 27 and now sits in an invalid chair in Pirie Hospital. Sydney reports amending Gaming and Betting Bill first time reading in Legislative After Sweeks in the surgical ward at Pirie Hospital. Rev Evans will visit Laura tomorrow. Chris Connell of the steamer Kelerungu left Pirie Hospital after a three week stay. Iris Pawling returns to Adelaide after fortnight holiday in Pirie. I Goode appointed resident medical officer at Adelaide Hospital. Capt Simmonds appointed inspector under the Hammable Oils Act.
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Drug Ring Exposed Ties Palestine to Global Trade
In Jerusalem on Friday police reported a large drug ring operating across Europe the United States and Asia. They estimate narcotics valued at £100000 have been smuggled into the United States as part of the international operation.
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Asia
Improvements Planned for Local High School
Substantial improvements are planned for the high school campus with new facilities and updated infrastructure. Details include enhanced classrooms, modernized laboratories, and upgraded safety features, supported by district officials to improve student learning environments.
Quack Medicines Critiqued by Lancet and Lords
An excerpt from The Lancet notes Lord Horder’s House of Lords critique of quack medicines. It argues that even effective drugs are sold at high prices under fanciful names and that immediate relief fosters false cures, leading to neglect of serious diseases. Vendors also create new ailments to expand markets, spreading fear among both sick and healthy, with doctors witnessing the harm.
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London
Lord Horder
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Right of Occupancy Amending Property Act in Australian lands
Mr C L Mexander of the South Australian Institute of Surveyors said the act would allow undisputed occupiers of land for 20 years to have their occupancy included in title, noting Victoria and New South Wales already permit this after 20 years. He said South Australia retains a fetally absolute title, and recalled 1909 1910 Bills aimed at royal commission findings on fly systems, a matter dropped by the government.
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South Australian Instituty of Surveyors
Victoria
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South Australia
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Royal Commission
Stolen £10 Notes Recovered After Weekend Theft
In mysterious circumstances a portion of £10 notes from a total of £41 stolen last weekend from a home has been returned. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Adelaide
Defence of Egypt Defence of Egypt Britain Increases Contribution
London reports Egypt struggles to fund defence under the Anglo-Lewinian Treaty. Britain will cover half of roughly 12 million pounds for land and air forces accommodation water and electricity supplies a convalescent camp and other amenities in Egypt. The accord awaits ratification and will be published as a White Paper. Duxbury leader eyes October Lancashire delegation to discuss cotton duties adjustments. An agreement before year end would bring Lancashire substantial financial gain.
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Britain
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Lancahire
Boundary survey warning over encroaching fences in Pirie
Mr C L Alexander of the South Australia Institute of Surveyors warns that land titles are at risk when laymen peg out blocks without qualified surveys. He cites Pirie and Pirie West boundaries drifting off true site, risking mortgages and building security, urging compliance with established boundaries and removal when necessary.
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South Australia Institute of Surveyors
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Pirie
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Pirie West
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Poison plot and poultry farmer linked to murder bid
The case centers on Joe Camilleri a Maltese poultry farmer of Wentworthville charged with attempting to murder his wife Mary Gamillert by poison. Witnesses allege Camilleri poisoned poultry and shared debts as motive, with claims of threats and a later confrontation over money culminating in a payment to silence danger.
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