Woman counsel pleads for life of Salem Macksad
Adelaide Friday report on Salem Macksad in Criminal Court as he denies murdering Richard Supple. Defense attorney Patricia Hackett argues medical evidence shows head wounds could not have come from a hoocrake seized from Macksad’s house. Macksad claims injuries happened days earlier. he asserts a bleeding rose caused them. The testimony notes past friendship with the Supple family and questions motive.
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Adelaide
Salem Macksad
Richard Supple
Patricia Hackett
Macksad
Miss Hackett
Saat
Supple
Windsor Outrage Man Suspect May Have Committed Suicide
Melbourne police weigh the possibility that the man suspected of attacking Miss Dorman and Mrs Burke at a Windsor lodging house last Wednesday may have killed himself. They have spoken with the suspect’s wife, who says she has not seen him since the incident.
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Melbourne
Polien
Miss Dorman
Mre
Burke
Windsor
Tovebh
Suspeet
Pirie Travel and Hotel Stays Highlight Local Visit
Mr J Clayfield departed Pirie for Adelaide and stayed at Royal Exchange Hotel. Det Harris also left Pirie for Adelaide. Mr H Townsend of KR Townsend and Son arrived in Pirie from Adelaide and lodged at Royal Exchange. E Waterman and J Monder plus T Assander arrived in Pirie, staying at Royal Exchange and other hotels. Local officials Mr Johnson and Mrs Johnson returned to Port Pirie from Western Port Bay. Sir David Mordon, president of the Legislative Council, visited Port Pirie and inspected the works at the Broken Hill affiliated smelters, commenting on the local branch of the Mutual provident Society.
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Port Pirie
Adelaide
Gilbert Street
Gilbert Sineet
Supple
West Coast
J. Clayfield
Pirie
Royal Exchange Hotel
Det. Harris
H. Townsend
Kr, Townsend and Son
Adelalie
Waterman
Cirecios of
Oxone ‘Theatres Limiusl
Adelaide Iment
Tie
Ranviertal
Tr. Johnson
Jonn
Festern Hotel
Jost
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Sohnsos
Piri
Maneay
TL K. Rodgers
J. Gh Rodgers
Federal Hotel
FL Gy. Nesbit
Fedteral Hotel
Adelaids Trom
Dada Mordon
Legislative Council
David
Direntor
Broken Hill Assncialet Smelters
Broken Hill
Disarmament Talks Open Path to Reopen Treaty
A communiqué from Munich reports that Mr Arthur Henderson and Hitler discussed the Disarmament Conference notes in detail after adjournment. The talks open the way for resuming dialogue aimed at canceling the treaty.
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Munich
Frida
Arthur Henderson
Herr Hitler
Trade treaty with Russia outlined in Lords debate
London reports in the House of Lords show Lord Londonderry stating no permanent trade treaty would be made without settling Russian debts. Mr Stanley Baldwin indicated hopes the Commons would be recalled from July to November, and if the trade agreement with Russia was concluded during the recess, members would be allowed a debate before ratification.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Londonderry
Stanley Baldwin
Feltler
Anjonry
Wlass of Commons
Australian Players Reach Semi Finals in London Tennis
Australian contenders in London advance as Crawford and McGrath reach the semi finals of the New Forest tournament. Strong showings by Australian players bolster hopes in the event.
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London
Special Cables
Crawford
McGrath
International Bridge Worder Special Cablea
England leads in an international bridge match with America ahead by 3449 points and 100 hands remaining, as play continues Friday.
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Worder
England
Lear
America
Post Down Temporary Hold-up Special Cables
Flat Point reports a world flier named Post crashed on landing yesterday. His propeller was bent and the undercarriage damaged, but he was not injured. He expects to resume his flight today.
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Flat Point
Wu Post
World Flier
Post
Premier at Gladstone discusses unemployment scheme
Premier at Gladstone addresses northern councils on unemployment relief. He backs local employment in districts, favors a flour tax, and proposes 10 shillings per bag for farmers wheat. Delegates from Jamestown to Laura discuss council control, funding, and farm labor support to reduce ration reliance.
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Gladstone
Mbe
Butler
Laura
J. A. Lyons
M.P
T. Richards
Coglin
A. Spencer
Redhill
Eotmells
15-in Shell to be Mounted At Memorial Oval
Mp Woo Bilwarda president of the Port Pirie Returned Sailors and Soldiers League reform members announced at Merverpd Hall that council and shell representatives will mount a 15 inch shell at Memorial Oval grounds and begin operation soon.
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Memorial Oval
Woo Bilwarda
Port Pirie
Honored Citizen Ramsay Dies after Long Service
James Ramsay 62, longtime Pirie Hospital boardsman and Solomontown councilman, died at home after illness. A trusted foreman in the corporation electrical service, he influenced hospital expansion and Sunday schooling, built Solomontown Methodist class, and was beloved by staff and townsfolk alike. His death ends a 23 year hospital board tenure and 21 years as its chairman.
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James Ramsay
Ramsay
Onesman
Corporation Service
Pirie
Pizie Hospital
Pirle
Boken Hill
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Corporation
Rameau
Solomontown Wanl
Pirie Town
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Pirie South Baptist Ghurd
Ramsry
Rosary
Stafe Hospital
Bound of
Housh
Dimes Ramsay
Recorder
Port London
Pirie Hospital
Cannons
Puilever
Cuplay Lister
Leo Latins
Japan
Japanese Competition To Be Combat Ed
Mr Poi McSbilion and the staff mourn a friend as competition faces a stage in Vera Paye s. Engineers and workers attest to the loss and unity in the shop. Leaders including Messrs Hower Kennett and Rabe act in the West fiimterut to honor the memory and plan the tribute.
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Poi McSbilion
Seeraling Plaie Hospital
Tupi
Tate Phair Dais
F. Kieseliick
Hawn
Thimisay Tu
Fim
Holey
Messrs
Hower Lat
Kennett
Clossum
Sunes Th
Waa
Sipin
Solomontown
Ordeal at Croydon Park coronial inquiry details tragedy
Seven year old Marshall Perkins described the July Croydon Park killings by his father Herbert Perkins then death by suicide. He spoke of blood, a carnival image, and witnessing his mother and baby sister injured. Medical evidence suggested lasting injury to the boy. the hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Croydon Park
Herbert Perkins
Perkins
Parramatta
Marshall Perkins
Daddy
Mummy
Vera
Gaby
Buit
Stand UN
Jews in Arms Protest in Hyde Park Against German Persecution
About fifty thousand Jews demonstrated in Hyde Park, London, denouncing Nazi persecution. A 23 mile procession began in the East End, while reports from Paris say France welcomes the march and Germany faces isolation rivaling Napoleon’s downfall. In Vienna, Friday, officials note amateur jamming of German and Austrian broadcasts.
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London
Hyde Park
Germany
East End
Paris
France
Europe
World Boycott Campaign Advances at Jewish Conference
At an Amsterdam Jewish conference thirty two nations are represented and decide to continue the world boycott campaign against German goods and shipping.
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Amsterdam
Plot to overpower guard at Magill Reformatory
In an inquest the superintendent of Magill Reformatory described a supposed plot by boys to overpower the night guard and escape from a detention cell. The ringleader allegedly carried a knife and a spiked knuckleduster and the plan involved a wall secret and a sock with a lock. The coroner examined details of a fire in the detention room on June 24 and noted the ringleader’s limited privileges and low class standing.
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Adelaide
Magill Reformatory
H. M. Muirhead
Reformatory
Hogg
Alfrec del Grandle
Ie S
Charles Henry Arnoli
Tin
Beit Det Grandice
Larwood Injury Dictates End Of 1933 Play
Specialists examining Larwood toe injury recommend he shall not play again in 1933. Medical findings show the toe joints and bones are compromised, with overuse and emerging signs of permanent damage affecting his action and stability.
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Ondon
Lwrold Larwood
Temperature records from yesterday finish with 59.8 high
The day closed with a maximum of 59.8 degrees and a 24 hour low of 38.4 degrees, measured up to 5 pm.
Thirteen Drown On Lake Puy Near Argent
A Friday boating accident on Lake Puy near Argent ends with thirteen drownings. Fifteen youths and a priest were aboard. one boy fell in, crowding the boat to capsize, leaving twelve boys and the priest dead.
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Paris
Lake Puy
Argent
Aviators Unconscious After River Rescue Accident
Paris reports aviators thrown from an aircraft were rendered unconscious when a collision forced a dive near Rislems River. One crew member reportedly regained consciousness while another remained unresponsive.
Fatal inquest into May Hughes death at Brighton
An inquest records the death of May Lillian Hughes aged 55 at Brighton. Evidence shows she feared infecting her baby son with tuberculosis and took poison on July 6, amid a belief her heart condition was improving before her death.
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Melbourne
Lillian Hughes
Brighton
Poison Mystery Shocks Inverell Woman Found Dead
Edith Morrow an 18-year-old servant girl died recently with a large quantity of strychnine in her stomach. Sergt Allmond from the Criminal Investigation Branch was sent to Inverell to investigate the death, with suspicions of accidental poisoning and not a suicide.
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Sydney
Allmond
Inverell
Criminal Investigation Branch
Edith Morrow
Great Recovery Reveals Tramways Profit Swing
Sydney reports tramways show a profit of £1 918 for the year ended June 30, reversing a £290 139 loss in the prior twelve months.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Three Years Gaol For Motor Mechanic
Melbourne jurors found Cyril Poieard of Prahran guilty of manslaughter in the death of Geoffrey Gibbons after a car struck him in Whitton street. Poieard admitted driving at a hotel earlier but claimed only two weeks ago and pleaded that a blind spot in his vision contributed to the accident. The jury recommended mercy, and he received a three year sentence.
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Melbourne
Priday
Jesus
Cyril Poieard
Prahran
Miercy
Velivtoved
Missing Infants Searched By Hundreds Near Wyse Deere
About 200 people scour rural areas and roads near Mauston and Hrodrilen seeking missing infants. Authorities report the dissolution of a welfare shelter and emphasize alertness as winter weather impacts travel. Citizens join searches at multiple locations as crews work through the day.
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Mel
Stanley Wells
Kelly
Panic on Change Chicago Trade Board Halts Futures
Chicago Board of Trade suspended future operations in grain and produce until tomorrow after prices suffered historic hammering. Markets across commodities and stocks fell sharply, with New York reporting severe losses akin to 1929 debacle.
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Chicago Trade Board
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Government Wheat Policy Impacts Budget in Australia
Canberra observers expect wheat policy to shift the Federal Budget. The Scullin Government in 1931 enacted the Wheat Bounby Act enabling subsidies to wheat growers, while last year the Lyons Government provided about £2,000,000 in gains to them. The current year’s price support may ease farmer burdens and free funds for broader relief measures.
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Canberra
Scullin
Commonwealth
Lyons
Wheat market stalls in Sydney trading tilt
In Sydney on Friday the wheat market showed temporary stagnation as prices fell in America. Little business occurred and quotations were nominally two pence lower.
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Sydney
America
Australia Riverina politics and bloc calls in Senate
Sen Harry Cds NSW accuses the government of selling the Huiuiyn and mocks reform efforts in the Riverina movement. He notes federal House power and industrial pressure shaping policy and urges a firm bloc to counter a huge industrial majority.
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Sydney
Woeeetomy
Harry
Nsw
Famous Rotarian Dead Mr. J. W. Davidson
An obituary note reports the death of J. W. Davidson, a well known Rotarian, with brief remarks on his community involvement. Details are limited due to damaged text but indicate recognition by local clubs and the Rotary organization.
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Mr. J. W. Davidson
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