Eunice Hornby On Trial For Father's Killing in Supreme Court
Eunice Mary Hornby, 18, stands trial in Perth Supreme Court on charges she shot her father Walter Hornby, 61, at Heater Siding on June 18. Crown Prosecutor says she threatened to kill his wife earlier. witnesses describe a tense farm scene and a history of alleged abuse.
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Eunice Mary Hornby
Supreme Court
H. S. Good
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Heater Siding
Eunice Hornby
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Lislie Norman Harnity
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Seldon
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Lancashire
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Privilege of Legislators Sparks Heated Commons Debate
London Tuesday House of Commons clash over Privileges Committee report in the Sandys case. MPs pressed why a military court was convened as the War Secretary faced questions and the Privileges panel’s finding of breach. The opposition argued for clarity on accountability and ministerial action while the session adjourned with the matter referred for further inquiry.
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Committee of Privileges
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Seier Conmittes
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Nierlain
Death pact alleged in case of Morris family
Police witness testified in Numuricah Court that Herbert Morris and wife Winifred Morris both 51 and 32 respectively plotted to murder each other and their infant Janet after an overturned car incident. Inspector Gunther claimed they prepared poison pills and drove with the child along a rural road near their home.
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Numuricah Court
Herbert Henry Morris
Yalta
Winifred Eres Morris
Janet
Morris
Gunther
Count von Luer at university talk on war era
Count von Luer speaks to students during a one hour lecture at the university recounting war era preparations and anecdotes. He notes British blockade efforts, humor over narrative, and claims about naval pasts and collaborations with women in letters.
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SUD Mir
Testa
Universite Today
Venant Hs
Fragmentary WWII espionage notes surface in Norways release
A damaged clipping mentions confidential documents with British seals, a claim of Nazi espionage, and references to war policy and fascist terror. The text shows scattered phrases about Norway, Allied commands, and early wartime intrigue with unresolved details.
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Hind “von Fuekner
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Turslay
Pieter
Aberdare
Sharebrokers Charged With Larceny In Melbourne
Melbourne officials report a group of brokers tied to Ward Co bankrupt estate facing larceny charges. William Coenen Wand Alfred Keith Want and Clarsner Royal Gurwen appeared in City Court on Aunt 4, accused of taking property and failing to account, with alleged fraud and theft linked to estate funds.
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Tuskdey
Ward Swt Co
William Coenen Wand
Alfred Keith Want
Clarsner Royal
Spanish Rebels Plan Deception With Italy
London reports claim Franco discussed transferring to a Spanish Foreign Legion most Italian troops in Spain while keeping some Italian officers in command and Italian airmen to follow. The document, attributed to a high German officer, argues Germany sought Mediterranean control and a Portugal regime allied to Berlin to pressure Britain and France.
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Portugal
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King's Health Improves After Illness Reports
London reports indicate the King is improving after a mild attack of gastric infirmity. A bulletin states he will rest for several days at Windsor Royal Lodge with surgeons Sir John Weir and Lord Uswafon attending. The Queen left Windsor for Wyckinetlom Palace. the absence prompts questions about her attendance at Buckingham Palace events due to the King’s condition and the Nation's recent mourning.
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Buckintam
The Majesty at Birmingham and Windsor Engagements
The Danny Mail notes King and Queen Elizabeth's heavy schedule in recent weeks with Windsor and Windsor engagements. The paper cites persistent headaches and strain from constant ceremonies, arguing the throne is not pressed by the King’s health despite intense duties.
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Third Test at Old Trafford Abandoned on Fourth Day
Australian Associated Press reports the Third Test at Old Trafford was abandoned today on the fourth day due to weather and crowd unrest. The match is recorded as a draw with play halted after conditions deteriorated and players unable to bat or field on the aging ground.
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Australian Associated Press
Manchester
Old Trafford
Dr Gault Handcuffed Amid Court to Prison Transfer
Adelaide reports police restrained Dr Gault as he moved from court to prison amid debates on routine handcuffing practices. Officials defend the procedure as standard, while legal circles urge case by case discrimination. investigations into the treatment of defendants proceed in parliament.
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2 Complex
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F. J. Camden
Lll.c
Abattoirs for Pirie Town Centre Debated
The Pirie Town Council meeting discussed if an abattoirs project should proceed, with debate over land offers, costs, and whether to push ahead with a new facility. Officials eyed a central site near Pirie and planned to consult an architect before presenting to ratepayers.
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Pirie
New Regulations Spark Protests Over Poisons Sale
Regul ations gazetted May 19 to take effect July 1 provoke protests from Pirie traders and the Retail Storekeepers Association. They warn licensing and strict limits on methylated spirit, ammonia, caustic soda, and other items will raise costs and hinder public access, urging MPs to intervene.
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Retail Storekeepers’ Association of Australia
Substitute Test Proposed In New South Wales
Sydney reports a proposed substitute Test between Australian and Dutch teams planned for Manetiteter next month, disrupted by rain. The Board of Control will not approve the suggested replacement, amid mixed reactions from authorities and officials in London.
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Llehet Iieluds
Newe South Wales
Fayir
Yickeroes
Manetiteter
Board of Corntre
London
Australian cricket tour plans move forward in India
The report notes Australian cricket figures discussing tours to India, with Frank Trevor returning to Melbourne and plans to organize a 4 match tour to India next year. Details are unclear amid mentions of malaria and succession within cricket circles as talks continue.
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Fremantle
Susaitan
Dal
Framk
Melbourne
India
Patlake
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Fis Som
Vele
Austia
Betting Shop Poll Debate in Millicent
A Millicent council meeting centers on a betting shop poll with the committee of ratepayers voicing abolition favors. Sullivan defends council integrity, calls opposition efforts a farce, and states he will not resign while dismissing allegations of council behind the anti betting shop campaign.
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Sellivan
Iaejume
Couneid
Birch
Counell
Millicent i Tr Sullivan Wits Iy Y Houkmialker Stu
Fiwny
Local Notables Departures and Hospital Updates in Pirie
Mr J Cocks of Ellen Street left for Adelaide on business yesterday and will return to Pirie tomorrow. Master Hull Beridsom of Mr and Mrs Hany Davidson at Pirie. W Isle hospital admission for a patient from the Frebited Ironworkers Association. MLB Thonitan secretary arrives in Pirie and attends a special Pirie branch meeting on Smelters WIM. Mr Thorniin delayed by a Yallourn, Victoria deputation. Elee Ancity Works T Maynald of Murraytown admitted to Pirie Hospital surgical ward. Mr Chris Vansen again in Pirie Hospital surgical ward admitted yesterday. Mr Charles Key of Sclantontown discharged after fortnight in surgical ward. Mr F Sander of York Road Pirie West improving and to return home today.
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Adelaide
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Thonitan
Federated Ironworkers Association
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Yallourn
Victoria
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Murraytown
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Pirie Hospital
Charles Key
Sclantontown
Mrs Bradman’s Wish to Visit England
Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs Bradman and a visit to England with unclear context. Named entities include Sydney and Turd Af Control, Jie Hirvbod Te, Sv kanelin Ur Mulsceasith. Contents are garbled and not recoverable into a coherent report.
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England
Sydney
Tuvnilis
Iteutiaut
Peritenton
Kanelin
11 Killed in Day Trouble Persists at Haifa
Haifa area faces ongoing turmoil as daylong clashes escalate with 11 people dead and dozens injured. Authorities impose curfews while security forces patrol streets and checkpoints. The violence compounds regional tensions amid broader political unrest and protests.
Police Fire Over Crowd After Attack on Repulse
A chaotic incident near a battle cruiser Repulse sparked panic as troops moved in. Nine Jews injured by a bomb at a factory amid a riot that killed one and wounded 44 elsewhere. The 1st Battalion of the Irish Guard arrived at Lyde from Britain today.
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Rinewhere
Rtealied
Ae Trish Guard
Lyide
Brypt Todiry
Tax stamp scam entangles Adelaide accountant ringleader
Adelaide Crown Law Office figures say Bennett, unregistered for 20 years, acted for many taxpayers and defrauded by handling income tax stamps. He admitted not registering as a taxation agent and took payments from Italian associates, with police uncovering stamps valued at about £37. Costs total £6 17. Bennet faced fines. two charges withdrawn.
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Muirhead
P.M
Bennett
Commie
I. J. A Mangan
Pickering
Det Peckman
T. & Landers
Taxation Department
Stout
Hele
Beso
Benne
Adelaide committee to probe home freezing works plan
A government proposal in Adelaide sought a committee to investigate establishing freezing works in the home. An initial Public Works Committee path was considered but unresolved, leading to the decision to appoint a dedicated inquiry panel.
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Adelaide
Ieptynes
Rs. Methardshander
Annnheer
Murray water scheme eyed for best Murray routes
iSURVEY FINISHED to determine the best routes for taking Murray water to the Middle North. Preliminary estimates are for three alternatives as surveys proceed. The commissioner's reply notes the scale of the undertaking requires more time before costs are available and a Premier’s Conference on wheat stabilisation is urged.
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Murray
Middle North
A. W. Lapey
House of Assembly
RL. Bujler
Alebunds
Butler
New South Wales
Western
Australian
Queensland
Exelee
TG. Stott
Stoll
Larest Mowr Mills Iit Swith Australia
Balaklava
Port Adelaide
Two Miners Killed at Reedy Triton Goldmine
Two miners died and a third was badly injured in an accident at the Triton goldmine near Reedy yesterday. Charles McMuhen aged 27 and Richard Yolman aged 20 fell 300 feet from a mine ship as they were hauled to surface. James Millar suffered a broken leg and other injuries and is hospitalized in Reedy B capital. further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Triton
Reedy
Charles McMuhen
Richard Yolman
James Millar
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