Sheep Stolen and Slaughtered on Pinle Farm
On Saturday near Pinle, sheep were slaughtered before removal from the farm of Mr. Goaule. Detectives traced suspects to the homes of Harbert Berry and Phillip Mackey, recovering fresh meat and evidence. Berry and Mackey were arrested and remanded to court for killing and taking the sheep.
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J. J. Oyans
Gonstonle Phillips
Ood
Wheelmaks
Svelijalo
Pirie
Wwe
Harbert William
Berry
Phin Estate
Ana
Ous
Phillip John Mackey
Goaule
Barty
Salividas
Seaplane Overturns Near Hamble During Training Flight
A seaplane forced to land at Southampton Water near Hamble overturned and sank after a minor defect. Pilot Hoge was rescued nearly unhurt as the craft, part of a Schneider Trophy training batch, sank. Liew Hope escaped with difficulty. Picked up by a passing steamer attendant. Salvage efforts are under the Navy command at Portsmouth with divers and crews dispatched to recover the wreck.
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London
Southampton Water
Hamble
Blcwt
Hoge
Cylshut
Liew
Hope
Royal Navy
Portsmouth
Divas
Fruitanneries Chain Opens Cannery in Wisbech
Wisbech Canners Limited opens at Breshar employing 300 workers. The plant can can 90 000 tins daily and produce 10 000 bottles of fruit per day. A chain of such factories aims to reach 2 000 000 cans of fruit and vegetables in 1931 32.
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London
Wisbech Canners Limited
Breshar
Fi ix
ASSOCIATES GOLF MATCH PLANNED AT FIRLE
A Crystal Brook Associates team will travel to Firle to meet local Associates and Kingston Park links in a 40 player event. The committee asks those unable to play to notify the Associates Secretary today and be ready to start at 4:45 PM.
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Associates
Crystal Brook
Cin
Firie
Ana
Kingston’ Park
Pary Pirie
Deen
W. & Slater
G. H. Dey
Lo, Tassie
J. G. Sweeney
D. Ke Sparrow
W. M. Beckwith
Gynt Jones
L. A. Donstan
A. B. Morse
AM. M! Michletoh
H Afford
R. AL Burgoyne
J.co Plaga
Hughes
Miss M. Grea
B Forgan
J. A. S. Deshey
B. K. Williams
British Inspectors Probe White Slavery Traffic
Special to The News from Paris reports British inspectors say no large scale organizations of white slave traffic have been disclosed recently. They note women over 21 can move freely, complicating police action, and discuss cases of underage trafficking and falsified ages. Inspectors aim to obtain details of women proceeding abroad to red light districts and registered at police stations.
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Paris
Women's Welfare
Jay
Minia
Pope’s Encyclical Condemns Fascist State Worship
Special report from Cativan City notes the Pope denounces Mussolini’s campaign against Young Catholic societies. He calls the Fascist path illicit and Pagan worship of the state, denying those groups are anti fascist. The Pope warns of hidden protections and urges Catholic conscience.
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Cativan City
Saturdiy
Mussolini
Duce
pWe
Srasmuich
Horrors of War Recalled Visit to Kiel Noted
United Service reports on a 47 year tradition of German naval memory at Kiel during a British cruiser visit. Spectators cheered as ships passed memorials to fallen submarine crews and German sailors. A British reporter met a German journalist with a wounded past, and locals mourned missing sons while sharing a rare moment of fraternization and music with their wartime counterparts.
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United Service
Kiel
Sion
Jacke
Friederichsort
Norfolk
Jutland
Stoppal
A. Gerulim
Watts
Farden
Trouble in Burma reaches northern states amid rebel raids
Special from Calcutta reports Burma pacification efforts faltering as small rebel bands move constantly. A major clash near Hsipaw saw Captain Parkes with military police assault an army of 300 rebels, with heavy rebel casualties and light Loyalist losses. Sixty nine rebels surrendered at Prome as Amesty spread. In Tharawaddy raids continue and rebels attacked an informer’s house injuring his family.
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Calcutta
Burma
Hsipaw
Parkes
Prome
Amesty
Tharawaddy
Railway Electrification Aims to Transform Traffic
A British source notes an invention enabling railway electrification to be done at one tenth of current costs, promising major traffic benefits. The Free State has invested thousands of pounds in the project, applying it to the Dublin Grey Stone branch of the Great Southern Railways at the end of July.
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Dublin
Grey~ Stone
Great Southern Railways
Provost of Oxford College Marries in London
Special to The News reports Fire Rev Francis J Lys aged 68 Provost of Worcester College Oxford married today at Saint James Piccadilly to Muriel Bruce daughter of the late Adelaide Bruce. Bishop Harmer of Adelaide officiated assisted by Rector Arel Lambert. Lys’s will left nearly all her property to her husband except a diamond ring intended to pass after death.
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Worcester
Allege
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Piccadilly
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Ford Bruce
Adelaide
Bishopp Harmer
Arel Lambert
Liys
Famous surgeon dead by own hand in Warsaw
Special to The News from Warsaw reports renowned surgeon Leon Mecekowski aged 11, famed across Europe for remarkable operations, was found dead in his bed by his own action. The cause remains a mystery, as he was one of Europe’s wealthiest practitioners.
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Europe
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Worm
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Rena
Adoudiarl
Remarkable recovery of aviator after parachute escape
Special from The News Bucharest reports a daring aviation incident near Constanza. An airman, fainting at about 17 000 feet, regained senses as his aircraft descended and parachuted to safety. The damaged plane crashed near Alomé with all aboard safe.
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Aieman
Constanza
Heparas
Alomé
Schmeling Beats Stribling to Retain World Title in Rough Bout
In Cleveland, ring veteran Max Schmeling defeated Young Stribling on two technical knockouts in a 13 round heavyweight bout. The German towering over the younger challenger dominated from the start, landing cleaner rights and driving Stribling to the ropes. Schmeling retained the world heavyweight crown amid a packed 40,000 strong crowd, while Stribling bowed out of the arena with a fading rally in the late rounds.
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Elloguil
Kanekent
Willemenor Stuiblinge
Beorgin
Peseh
Algty
Wee
Tour de France Fourth Stage Report and Leaders
The fourth stage in the Tour de France featured a tight race among leaders with H. Hog and H. Opperman among top contenders. The course spanned 4,170 leagues round Stan’s and Wi, covering two rest days and about 492 miles total. Prize money around 60 000 will be distributed, stretching from Vantes to Lea, Enbles.
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Purday
Hour de France
Yydlo
Godmal
Amin
Neerh
Belen
Sea
Wistneschowt
Jes
Jesseray
Mguri Nant Oynerman
Polk Wete
Australians Do Well In Fifth Stage At Paris
The report covers Stage Five of the event in Paris with Australians performing amid tight competition. Notable mentions include Sedat Paris and Sauriday with multiple near finishes and times, while Opperman shows steady pace and a late surge. The piece notes gains by the Australian team, with Nicholson awarded for performance and several athletes pushing leaders, despite some setbacks.
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Paris
Sauriday
Ant
Riiters
Stizo
Les Sables
Wate Pelssler
Magne
Ballar
Pellisrise
Hanns
oBer Opperman
Sab Po
Lion of
Pperman
Eose Hwa
Nicholson
Nin
Stark
Inmorave
The
International Nasi Ton Nove Iss
France
Truly, Geravinus
Belgium
Artsgratio
Sywitscelind
Berkshire woman offers help to Australian High Commissioner
A Berkshire woman wrote to Sir Granville Ryrie, Australian High Commissioner, offering foremen and claiming ten percent of fine dividends from Australian government loans. She stated a desire to help and to fight for Australia, expressing patriotism in her missive.
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London
Berkshire
Granville Ryrie
Austraia
Tragic Miss Thompson Dies After City Post Office Route
A solemn report from Cort recounts Miss Thompson arriving by steam from Glasgow then leaving the Post Office where she was struck by a motor lorry and killed. The accident prompted mourning among her friends as authorities investigate the incident and honor her memory.
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London
Thompson
Cort
Glascow
Event Note From Reno Boxing Bout
Paolga Ugdudum defeated Balen by points decision after 20 rounds in Reno. Teevy refereed the match as both boxers endured a bruising contest with the result decided on the cards.
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Paolga Ugdudum
Epani di Teevy Srelelil
Balen
Anilcoun Deeliling
Premiers Plan Dominates South Australian Assembly Business
Reported measures show Premier and government allies outlining the Premiers Plan during a South Australian assembly session. Debates cover Water and Sewerage Mages, Valuation of Land Bill, and Grown Lands Amendment. Ministers expected to address Wharfage charges and transport rent questions.
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Soult
Australia
Tueaday
Gonherra
Bill Premisary
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Ani
R. Dy Nicholls
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GiSouth
New Zealand Cricketers Prospects Against Notts in England
English cricket notes report New Zealand batsmen facing Notts in a London match. Bain stops play at tea as scores run and individual scores by Gung, Keenin, Cromb, Walter and others appear. Sundry items and minor details accompany the day’s play with modest totals around £38.
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Notts
Wb Not- Geeham
Bain
Nudtingham
Aplust Inninen
Keenin
Walter
Bay
Cromb
Interference Claim Sparks UK Soviet Exchange in Ireland
London report quotes Mikhail Bukharin, Soviet scientist visiting Ireland, denying using mathematics as propaganda. He denies plans to undermine British institutions. Bullying: Bil Facia fires back accusing Russia of first interference with troops and vows to continue meddling with Britain.
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London
Sawrday
M. Bukarin
Ireland
Daily Mail
Bukarin
Fingland
Bil Facia
Russia
Paris war debt talks reveal moratorium plan and plans for talks
Dispatches from Paris report Prime Minister and Secretary of State discussing a war debt moratorium. Officials say the conference may release a basis for agreement and a possible meeting in London on the Young Plan. Indicators show officials in the country on Sunday.
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Paris
Oy Mabeval
Ab Andriew Mellon
Americul
Warrington
M. Taval
London
Salary Out in Commonwealth Harsh Expenditure Debate
Sydney Saturday report on Governor General Isaacs exempt from 20 percent salary cut. Government views show no proposed reduction to 2 000 pounds yearly, noting expenses for upkeep, secret titles, household staff, aides, and gardens amount to many pounds yearly. Military and civil cost concerns raise questions about a constitutional salary policy and its effect on the governor-general’s finances.
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Saprday
Sitedsaac
Isaacs
Rexstat
Amnoustt
Aston
Gov. BrnMene
Hye Win
Plight of 1U.S.W. Way Out Suggested
Commonwealth administration in Sydney discusses emergency measure to empower the federal government to take over NSW administration for a period. A referendum would be required to ratify the bill, with public support anticipated. Also notes Governor Sir Philip Gurney should refuse further Upper House appointments, and mentions electoral prospects for a son.
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Syrney
Munray
USC
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Murray
Philip, Gumi
Lang
Murray Drane Fatality at River Vessel Collision
A fatal incident occurred when a steamer in charge of Capt Mewets crashed into the River near Lock G. The body of Mr Thomas Ail Ryen was recovered, while work continued this morning to locate missing crew members though the fate of others remained undetermined.
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Tenmark
Mewets
The Glorious Fourth Tragedies Across The Nation
A special report notes Independence Day accidents in New York and nationwide. Dozens killed or injured as cars drownings and fireworks mishaps occur. Heat waves and dangerous waters contribute to the perilous holiday.
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New, York
Amore
Californian
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