Miami Murder Trial Looms In Lancaster Verdict
In Miami in a special Recorder file, Capt. Lancaster the aviator faces closing statements in a murder trial over Haden Clarke. James Carson argues Clarke chose death by action of honor amid debts and infidelity, while prosecutor Hawthorne contends Lancaster planned the crime with diary threats.
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Recorder
Miami
Florida
HEE
Capt
Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Hawthorne
Masecutor
Lancastera
Mel
Miller
Government to tweak Unemployment Act for relief work
Melbourne reports Mr Goudie minister of labor announcing an amending bill to let municipal councils hire local unemployed at basic wage rates for sustenance work with slightly shorter hours while total wages stay unchanged. A London cable notes Britain reissued a provisional scheme for India’s communal problem separating Mohammedans Sikhs Christians Anglo- Indians and Eurasians under provincial governments hoping for consensus.
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Melbourne
Goudie
Frocordar
London
Wool Workers Wage Dispute and Compulsory Conference
In Melbourne Judge Beeby adjourned the dispute between the Wool and Basil Workers Federation and employers after two compulsory conferences. A 400 percent wage cut merger occurred March 30, 1994, with a December recission bid tied to High Court rulings on arbitration. Employers seek further reductions and award extension beyond New South Wales and Victoria.
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Melbourne
Arbitration ‘Court
Beeby
Wool and
Basil Workers’ Federation
Wrier
High Court
Insurance Staffs Cape
Chinese before court in counterfeit coin case
In Sydney on Wednesday at the Central Court, Chinese-Pow Young Tsene, a salesman, Kwong iist Tseng, and Kwong Yung Psong, a merchant, faced charges related to a counterfeit coin operation uncovered by detectives. They were remanded with bail set at 600 pounds each.
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Sydney
Taree
Pow Young, Tsene
Kwong Iist Tseng
Kwong Yung Psong
Ball Neing
Death from Burns in Bath man dies after bed fire
John Sullivan aged 29 of Bath town Street Carlton died in hospital after sustaining burns when his clothes caught fire while smoking in bed. He was severely burned yesterday and died today.
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Melbourne
John Sullivan
Bathtown Street
Carlton
Mining Institute Visitors To Port Pirie
A 70 member Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy delegation will tour Port Pirie weekend events. They arrive Saturday at 9 am, receive a civic welcome at 10 am, tour Smelters the afternoon, dine at Barrer Hotel, and inspect Smelters again Sunday morning. A corrosion of metals talk by Mr PF Thompson is scheduled Saturday night. The party departs Monday morning.
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Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Australia
Port Pirie
Institute
Broken Hill
Pirie
Midleton
Broken
Associated Smelters Proprietary, Limited
Barrer
PF. Thompson
Ottawa Conference Postpones Plenary Session
Ottawa reports that the Imperial Economic Conference plenary session scheduled for Thursday has been postponed. Officials say a 48 hour period is needed to settle certain difficulties. Canada Australia and New Zealand will not shift their position as Russia dumping remains the central issue. Further slight progress was noted in today’s talks.
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Ottawa
Australia
New Zealand
Stored Wheat Privacy Bill Introduced In SA Assembly
In Adelaide on Wednesday the Wheat Storage Bill was introduced in the House of Assembly by Mr Butler. He noted estimates that between 800 and 900 farmers stored wheat with merchants, totaling over 800000 bushels, and feared it could become the creditors property of merchants. Opposition member Mr Hill questioned the bill as a temporary retrospective measure risking court functions, citing Crown Solicitor Hannan.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Ruy. Butler
South Australia
Butler
L. L. Hill
Hannan
HK Tribunal Fasellle Texistiue
Geologist confident on Australia oil discovery
Canberra report by Commonwealth Geological Advisor Westhough notes aerial survey progress. He says he is no longer merely sanguine but certain air exploration will locate oil, informing the Minister of the Interior that success appears assured for Australia.
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Canberra
Westhough
Commonwealth Geological Advisor
Minister of the Interior
Australia
Water speed record chatter stirs no limit claim
In New York on Kaye Day, the British water speed ace reveled in the moment of arrival and asserted there is no limit to water speeds, suggesting speeds once thought unattainable may be surpassed.
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New York
Kaye Day
Racine Delver
Epenter
Men of Science in Sydney Conference Opens
The 21st conference of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science opened in Sydney with nearly 1,000 delegates. Astronomers chemists mathematicians geologists and zoologists attended and presented papers after a civic reception at the university.
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Sydney
Association For the Advancement of Science
State election talks end without decision in Adelaide House
In Adelaide on a Wednesday the Legislative Assembly debated for about two hours a tentative pact between the Liberal and Country League and the Government Party for the next state election. No decision was reached, and the session adjourned with a likely vote on endorsement scheduled for the next rising of the House.
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Adelaide
Arliamentary Labor Party
Liberal and Country Leage
Tovernment Party
Victorian wool statistics from government official
A government statistician announces total wool held in Victoria at century’s end, totaling 30,669,11 ip. The breakdown shows 5,804,80% as chine wool and 4,470'799 stripped wool, with the remainder estimated to be other types. Several brokers, mills, and storage facilities are noted in the period context.
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Melbourne
A. M. Laughton
Swoot
Whollen and
Hal. Mills
Wat! Ssourers
TiUmongera
Mitoria
Faulty Maps Delay Woman Flyer on Australia Trip
Clongurry reports Mrs Bonney, a round Australia flyer, lost her way due to unreliable maps on her journey to Long Peach and had to return to Kyruna to obtain her earrings. This is the second such detour in two days as she aims to reach Brunette Downs by 10 a.m. and Darwin by Thursday night.
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Clongurry
Metal prices drift on London exchange amid mixed quotes
Advices from the London Metal Exchange show August quotations for copper lead zinc tin and silver. Copper rises across spot and forward contracts. lead and zinc show small gains or stability while tin and silver move modestly with forward rates noted.
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Adelaide
Musialfin Mines and Metale Association
London Metal Exchange
Midile
Wichansid
Torward
Dino
Four cases in Pirie Hospital reported
F McNahon sanitary of Port Pirie Hospital Board reported last night four cases in the general hospital and four in the isolation block. All isolation cases were diphtheria patients.
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F. McNahon
Sanistary
Port Piriy Hospital
Moxley Hanged At Long Bay Gaol Morning
Cyril Moxley, condemned for the murders of Frank Wilkinson and Dorothy Deu sel, was hanged at Long Bay Gaol this morning. He walked to the scaffold unassisted, slept little the night before, and expressed thanks for the treatment received from the gaol and officers.
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Sydney
Liam
Cyril Moxley
Frank Wilkinson
Dorothy Deusel
Long Bay
Moxley
Mai
Moxiey
Otter
Police Attack Shocks Dublin After Clash With Forces
In Dublin a Republican Army member was shot during an attack on police as they returned fire injuring two others. One man Gilmore was deserted by companions charged with conspiracy to murder a patrolman. Gilmore had recently been released from prison by de Valera.
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Dublin
Wennesday
Aumors
Iefa
Republican Army
Gilmore
de: Valera
Test Flight Crash Injures Man Near Springfield
A trans-Atlantic flyer, Russell Bosrdmas, was seriously injured when the airplane he was testing crashed from a height of 000 ft into a wood near Springfield on Wednesday. The incident occurred during a recorder special cables test flight.
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Recorder
Springfield
Mana
Russell Bosrdmas
trans-Atlantic
Iet
Mysterious death of boy in Glehormiston inquiry
In Glehormiston North, an inquest is to be held into the death of six year old Michael Lourey, son of a farmer. He died after experiencing toothache and jaw pain, found dead ten minutes after his mother wrapped a cloth around his head.
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Amielbourne
Michael Lourey
Glehormiston
Phe Oy
Tie
Gouger Street Hold-Up
In Adelaide on Wednesday John McLean aged 4 and a companion are alleged to have aided in armed robbery on Gouger Street. McLean faced Police Court while Leonard Conlon aged 26, held on a farm near Geranium, was remanded with Patz Garsiake on related charges.
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Adelaide
John McLean
Ginger Street
Ity
Leonard Conlon
Geranium
Juhp Patz Garsiake
I. Ami Ronbery
Kingsford Smith Postpones New Zealand Flight
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith delays his planned flight to New Zealand for at least a year on doctors advice after medical intervention in Sydney.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
New Zealand
Donation to Hospital Samaritan Fund Seen from Pirie Club
Port Pirie Hospital Board received a donation of £2 472 from Pirie Racing Club for the Samaritan Fund. The contribution supports hospital charitable efforts and is recorded in the fund’s accounts.
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Hospital Samaritan
Port Pirie Hospital Board
Pirie Racing Club
Samartatan Fund
Racing curtailed in NSW met clubs meet schedule changes
At the Australian Jockey Club annual meeting Mey Stephens announced a reduced number of races for metropolitan and provincial clubs. Metropolitan meetings drop to 53 per car, with most on Saturdays. AJC and Racing Club rules set 34 and 2 provincial/trailing meetings. Queensland officials discuss penalties and tax shifts. bookmakers seek license relief and possible turnover tax repeal.
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Australian Jockey Club
Stephens
Charman
Stevens
Provincki
Wnder
AWC
Racing Chuo
Veaf Whicch
Building Trade Revival Cited By Melbourne Architect
R F L Irwin president of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects said there are signs of revival in the building trade. In six months to 1932 dwellings value near Melbourne reached £343,000, up £184,000 from the previous period. He cautioned the slump may not be over and urged realism about recovery.
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Melbourne
Royal Victorian Institute of Architects
Mir Irwin
Australian Grikkeetees Triumph in Victoria Standoff
Australla cricket column reports Victoria hosts a match at Special Gables. Bradmen scores 88 for 3p as British Columbia side suffer 64. Pleatwood-Smilth takes eight for 76 and Malley seven for 5A, while A J Kippax planned moves for the BC lineup.
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Victoria
Australla
Bradmen
Null
Columbis Ool
A. J. Kippax
e*Pleatwood-Smilth
Malley
Birth of Son for Mrs Charles Lindbergh in Englewood
ANOTHER Lindy Junior Recorder Special reports the birth of a son to Mrs. Charles Lindbergh in Englewood. The infant follows the earlier high profile kidnapping and murder of their first child, a case that shocked the nation this year.
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Recorder
Galtas Englewood
Charles Lindbergh
Gol
Austalasian Institute delegates weigh mine longevity
Delegates at the first ordinary meeting of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy opened yesterday. They assess that barrier mining could enjoy a long life, with 20 years of safe production ahead, depending on metal price trends.
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Broken Hill
Austeslasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Sid
Onions for Australia Two Thousand Bags Shipped From London
London reports 2000 bags of onions shipped for Australia and New Zealand amid trade notes. Recorder Special Cabies notes the shipment as a brisk export move from London destined to these markets.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
Australian Lamb Glut Shocks Markets in London Trade
London Wednesday market report notes a lamb glut in Australia driving prices higher as supplies of all descriptions become scarce due to an unusual market imbalance. The piece highlights unusually elevated demand and the strain on UK importers.
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C'Recorder
Speciay Cabrest
London
Pres ts Limited shows at New Seaough Our Show
PrestS Limited presents a new show at the New Sea venue with a limited run, featuring notable performers and a short evening program. The event highlights a distinctive act lineup and venue details.
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New Sea
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Kaye Don
Labor Caucus
Mrs. Bonney
Pirie Hospital
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Gouger Street
Kingsford Smith
Ns.w
British Columbia
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