Criminologist Says Lancaster to Be Freed in Clarke Murder Case
Miami court hears famed criminologist testify Clarke skull evidence proves suicide and excludes murder. Prosecution debates adjournment as Lancaster faces verdict, with autopsy exhibits and expert slides shown to jurors.
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Lancaster
Clarke
Jessie Miller
DE Mi.pee
Alberto Hamilton
Sacco-Venzetti
Arnold Rotheteln
Clarks
Hamilton
Carwon
Cineke
Dean Tie
Tly
Galt
Tim
Victm
Motor Cyclists Endure Rainy 200 Mile Reliability Ride
The event began at Lewis Cyale Works on Alexander Street with riders starting at intervals. The route passed Port Broughton Kadina Moonta Arthurton Bute and home amid mud rain and rough patches. Several accidents and mechanical mishaps occurred including a sidecar passenger ejected near Port Broughton and riders with damaged units.
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Works
Alexander Street
Port Broughton
Kadina
Moonta
Arthurton
Bute
Home
Pirie
Brougalow
J. Hudson
W. Cunningham
C. Falk
A. Jimy
Catchpool
Dina
C. B. Harris
Warst
Harris
Les Jones
Wow
Velin
R. Maxwell
New Sugar Agreement To Cut Price In Australia
Canberra learns a revised sugar agreement will reduce sugar by 4d 1b after a Brisbane industry conference. The government may accept a 4d per pound drop while protecting export trade. Growers push for compensations and caution over award rates, with arbitration court submissions pending. Transport costs and galvanised iron usage weigh on production.
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Canberra
Brisbane
Aida Ib
Queensland Arbitration Court
Cairns
Canberra Military Training Preview Sparks Debate
Fragmentary report from Canberra notes Sunday coverage of government and religious leaders debating structured military training during the present period. The text is incomplete but hints at national security policy and oversight concerns involving ministers and church figures.
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Parson i St
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Weekly list of South Australian probates and estates
Mercantile Trade Protection Association releases the weekly probate list. Estates granted include Anna Bannear Saddle, Sydney Alston Brown, Jesse Canning Grange, Edith Olive Sockburn Toorak, Henry Davis Stainbank Largs Bay, Margaret DeLany Exeter, Angelo Demodena Adelaide, Rosabella Dockett Marleston, Joshua Gardner Milli-Ooze,Robert Alfred Harle Newcastle, Edward King Dublin, Bridget Kloss Glen Osmond, Matthewson Margaret Shaw Murray Bridge, Mills Thomas Geelong, Oliver Osmond Kangarilla, Alice Mary Pearse North Unley, Porter Stepney, William Henry Rickards Parkside, Emily Shepherd Port Clinton, Walter Swiggs Albert Pate, John Wake Barna, Agnes Watchorn Vermont, James Whitfield Joslin, plus letters of administration for Bramhall, Ada, Jane Lang Monarto, Thomas Lynch Terowie, John McArthur Newton, Jessie Smith Taverners Harrie. Total values listed amount to several thousand pounds.
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Henry Stainbank
Largs Bay
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Margaret
Exeter
Demodena
Angelo
Adelaide
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Claudius
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Stepney
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Port Clinton
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Wake
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Watchorn
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Vermont
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Pearce Wins Sculling Final At Olympic Games
In Los Angeles on Saturday Bobby Pearce of Australia won the sculling final, his third Olympic title. Duncan Gray led in cycling, Claire Dennis won the women’s breaststroke, and American women led in sprint and diving events. Ryam failed to advance in the 1500 metres freestyle heat. The U S women swept semi finals in 40 metres and 490 metres free events, with new Olympic records set in several races by Japanese and American athletes.
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Duncan Gray
New South Wales
Claire Dennis
Sydney
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Noel Ryam
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Japan
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Makino Tree
Biggs recounts claim about daughter Mary Aue Seth
Smith alleges one of his daughters has WAT attached to her hornet let, naming Mary Aue Seth as the person involved. Local officials have not confirmed the claim and authorities urge caution while investigations continue.
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Smith
Mary Aue Seth
Wastell Dominates Birie Club Championship Round
Wastell built a 13 stroke lead over J Hopkins after a commanding second round at Birie Golf Club. Hopkins tightened late but weather disrupted play with gusts and rain. If Wastell maintains form, the champion will be decided next weekend.
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Birie
J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wasteil
Acaers
Forty Seven Years Old Northern District Baptist Association
The Northern District Baptist Association held its forty seventh annual conference in Pont Pirie last week. Origin traced to the Baptist Union of South Australia meeting in Adelaide in September 1884 when Rev Silas Mead proposed erecting a northern church association. A central committee formed. inaugural Northern District meeting set for Jamestown. Terowie chosen for the first assembly on January 26 27 28 1884. Delegates and ministers from Laura Jamestown Port Pirie and surrounding towns participated in drafting a constitution and rules.
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Pont Pirie
Baptist Union of South Australia
Adelaide
Silas Mead
Mead
Baptist Union
Reva
David Badger
Stephen Howand
Messrs
Jay
Laura
Saddlesworth
Jamestown
Terowie
H. Bryant
W. Dinnia
BE. J. Henderson
J. Paynter
C. Prisby
Staith
Harrington
Victoria
B. J. Henderson
A. Bryant
Hev. W. Dinnis
Lixon
Ev. J." Paynter
Nrroroo
P. “Bengienole
A. Jamieson
Peterborough
C. Fey Smith
Port Pine
J. Sherif
Baroota
Ner
F.terewie
Cant Holds B Graders Scores Fall Short in Grade Championship
In a tense grade championship many scores fell below standard. Notable performances include Mie Bes with 93, Tonkin leading at 95, and Cant at 86. Other top marks came from Monk Te 80 and Warrén 88, with diverse names and numbers scattered through the results.
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Mie Bes
West
Min’ Ie Sii
MA. Cant
Tonkin
F. Manifola
M. B. Condon
AL I. Martin
S.J. Warrén
F Jenkins
F. Somer
A. Jeans
Williams
M. Goodfellow
Sutherland
Sweeney
W. By Scott
A. N. Keynes
E. J. Boehm
Heavy Snow in Mount Lofty Ranges Attends Adelaide
A heavy snowfall on Mount Lofty Ranges in Adelaide this morning saw more than 1,000 sightseers’ cars on the roads by 11 o'clock. The fall measured up to 5 inches in places, marking a rare event in 13 years.
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Beavest
Mount Lofty Ranges
Bogey competition among Pirie associates hit by showers
Last Thursday owing to showery conditions and the small number of competitors a Bogey competition of 13 doten was played. Grade 11 Mrs. Sweeney 2 up Mrs. Burgoyne 1 down Mrs. Camt 3 down Mrs. Geddes 4 down. Next Thursday a stroke competition will be held at 2 o'clock and it is hoped more associates will take part.
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Sweeney
Burgoyne
Dows
Camt
Geddes
Opening Day Sparks At Seaton For National Championship
The 1932 national golf championships opened at Seaton Adelaide on a rainy windy day. Lindsay Toms led with 73 best gross, 72 net after handicaps, as W S Rymill and Ivo Whitton posted solid scores in tricky conditions. Strong winds and rain tested form ahead of the major week.
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Seaton
Lindsay ‘Toms
Royal Adelaide
W.S. ‘Lymill
Courier
Tome Ha
Hussling
Toms
Ivo Whitton
T. Ww
Rymill
BB. Schlapp
Ian McLachlan
A. A. Chamberlain
W. A. Abkland-Horman
Legh
Green and Gold Fair at Tennyson Methodist Church
A Green and Gold Fair arranged by the Methodist Ladens Guild will be held at Tennyson Methodist Church on Wednesday to aid the church. The fair opens at 2 o'clock with Mrs W Pelham and features Layton King's boys' choir performing in the evening.
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Tennyson Methodist Church
W. Pelham
Layton King
Escapee Byrne Surrenders at Oberon Prison Camp
Thomas Henry Byrne, 22, who escaped Goulburn Gaol on August 4, surrendered to Oberon Prison camp near Bathurst yesterday. He appeared in a pitiable state, starving after ten days on only two meals.
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Byrne
Australia wins cattle contract for six months
Ottawa reports Australia securing a British Army frozen meat contract worth about 3000 head weekly for six months from September to March. Angliss Company expected 1000 to 500 head weekly, with other firms named as contenders. The deal aims to liquify frozen beef and mutton stocks in London, Australia, and on the sea.
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Austral
Workers weigh strike decision at Botany meeting
In Sydney on a Saturday meeting, 1,000 workers on weekend shifts await the result as 2,000 others face wage disputes and 10 percent cuts amid arbitration talks. Employers claim full rates, while contractors plan to ship mutton and sheep to Britain as prices and contracts hinge on Ottawa conference outcomes. The dispute foreshadows broader price and labor implications for Australia.
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de- Huy
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Angline
Australia
Amf
London
Boxing meeting tees mixed doubles tournament at recreation club
At the park recreation club a four mixed doubles event is planned opening next Saturday and continuing the following Saturday. Entries require nomination and a fee. Secretary to Collins Store Thursday at 6 p.m. for drawing partners and entry details.
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Collins
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Wlack
Potter
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