Woman charged with stabbing her mother in kitchen dispute
In Pirie Police Court a 4 woman case alleges Maylus Molver Joyce Eakins stabbed her mother Mary Gertrude File with a table knife during a family dispute. The accused, who conducted her defence, was remanded overnight without bail to allow police contact with a friend and for medical assessment. The court heard conflicting testimony about the incident and the defences considered, with the judge adjourned for further proceedings.
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Alcaeel
Pirie
C. J. Coventry
Ste
Maylus Molver
Joyce Eakins
Mary Gertrude File
Liefandant
Mouyr
Min Ne
J. Hodse
V. E. Gurls
Meeyarl
Aix
Mudie
Ibs
Holle
Lrail
Baer
Tobie Kuife
Sts
Ioe
Dow
Wilfred Clarence Fidge
Guetis
Nad Scott
Wittess
Gefendant
Defeidant
Thal
Monde
Fidge
Fudge
Last Days in London and New Zealand Migration Talks
In London on Wednesday Australian and New Zealand ministers held talks with bankers at Buckingham Palace regarding migration and defense. Officials discussed British policy on sending workers to New Zealand and resuming migration, with emphasis on open markets and welfare for settlers.
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London
New Zealand
Niobinghate Palace
Lode
Hi, Cammy
Australia
Arehilale Parkntil
Weathered wheat markets shift amid light British demand
The report notes little demand for actual wheat in Britain with an unchanged local Adelaide market and firm prices for farmers. Liverpool and Chicago futures show varied activity as strength wanes and North American markets face limited demand.
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Adelaide
Britain
Port Adelaide
Liverpool
Nicholls
Wentiet
Tuell-West
Soskatles
MiiWinson
Lierpool
Eseenaiye
Bhultans
Andy Souivt
Markit
Louis Wins World Title Bout With Braddock In Bloodied Clash
Chicago report details the world heavyweight title bout where Louis defeats Braddock after a brutal duel. Louis bloodied early with cuts and body shots while Braddock pressed, trading many rights to the head and body across multiple rounds before Louis regained control and sealed the outcome in the later stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jor Toase
Jim Bsdock
Oroiist
Braddock
Louis
Bowrda
Lyuls
Balldock Captain and wife depart to Salvation Army post
Captain Wald and Mrs Baldock leave today for a Salvation Army assignment after ailment delaying their move. No official word from headquarters on replacements or future appointments. Reeve, Gardiner, and Bleut oversee Selamontown corps during the vacancy as temporary arrangements are made.
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Salvation Army Aprie
Wald
Gardiner
Bleut
Reeve
Lin
Sélamontown Corps
Ludiwe
Germany Italy Withdraw From Non Intervention Panel
Australian press reports from London say Germany and Italy officially pulled out of the Non Intervention Committee which was trying to halt the Spanish war and curb foreign involvement. Fears rise that Germany may order ships to seize Spanish vessels and blockade ports as cruisers Kub Deutger Talid, Tuchs, Leopard, and Tiger head east from Algeciras.
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London
Germany
Italy
Nlpckale
Kulv Deutger- Talid
Tuchs
Leopard
Tiger
Algeciras
Spain
Tali
Emer
Thermometer readings show 66.5 high and 59 low
Yesterday's weather maximum reached 66.5 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 am at 59 degrees.
Amateur Talent Shines at Pirie Town Hall Show
An amateur talent event at Pirie Town Hall delivered a lively program featuring local performers. Critics praised the radiant production with strong acting, stage management, and orchestral accompaniment, while organizers thanked patrons and volunteers for their support.
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Pirie Town Hall
Concert at Wandearah East Church by Methodist Ladies Guild
Attendees enjoyed a concert organized by the Wandearah East Methodist Ladies Guild at the Wandearah East Church. Vocal and instrumental numbers featured Pirie, Taratabeul Rey VT, Sevombe Daly, Siotials, and others with recitals by Mrs Barber and Miss Jackson among performers. Supper followed the program.
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Auuul LH
Persue
Methodist Ladies Guild
Wandearah East Church
Pirie
Taratabeul Rey VT
Sevombe Daly
Hewl
Rand
W. Tufffeld
Solis
Joules
C. C. Tarber
Andres Jacknon
Moving Recoveries and Local Hospital Updates
Personal moving recoveries from minor operations in Pirie district. Alin Sharpe of Pirie West left hospital after a minor procedure. Waller Malyeha of Pi Synth returned home after a week in Pirie Hospital. Master Mumllin Humter, son of Mr and Mrs A B G Mapter, admitted to Pirie Hospital. Arthur Flows of Simpson Street Pirle South injured at work, out of bed for tests. Hubert Brown celebrated eighty fourth birthday after weeks in Pirie Hospital with many visitors. Captain We and Mrs Baldock of the Salvation Army travel from Pirie today. Constable Wi Gurney of Adelaide returns to duty after three weeks holiday. I Potheary of Wattell Street admitted to medical ward at Pike Hospital. Hank McDonald of Wiete South remains in Pirie Hospital surgical ward. Gli Korran expected to roast Pirie Hospital today then a brief stay in Gawler before duty.
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Mr. Waller Malyeha
Pi Synth
Pirie Hospital
Hubert Brown
Baldock
Salvation Army
Piri
Wi Gurney
Adelaide
Pirie
Navine
Hank McDonalh
Wiete South
Gli Korran
Gawler
New Zealand-Notts Test near draw at Lord's after day two
New Zealand seemed close to victory as Notts held a 255-run first innings lead and reached 454 for five in the second innings at stumps. Langridge toped Sussex with four for 2, while MCC’s five for 57 highlighted a tense day as players fromNotts and Cambridge University vied for selection.
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New Zealand
Lords
Notts
Langrwige
Sussex
Hampshire
MCC
Cambridge University
Compton
Hammond
M.C.C
Cammbridge
Wage increases approved for Australian workers
The Commonwealth Arbitration Court granted a broad rise in the basic wage across Australia affecting about 600,000 employees. Melbourne to Hobart gains ranged from 4 to 6 shillings weekly, with staged implementations starting in July and October. The decision maintains provincial pay differentials and adjusts for specific trades while noting overall improved public finances and productivity since 1934.
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Melbourne
Australia
Pall Arbitration Court
Adelaide
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Australians win doubles match at Wimbledon in tense five set encounter
Australia’s Bromwich Sproule overcame faults to defeat Borman Wheatcroft 4 6 6 3 0 in the opening doubles tie. Crawford McGrath trailed in their first set as play paused. Bromwich faced warnings for foot fault but recovered. The fourth set showed improved accuracy as Bromwich closed out with a forehand winner.
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London
Australia
Wimbledon
Bromwich-Sprowle
Borman-Wheatcroft
Crawford-McGrath
Momzsie
Ral
de la Sproule
Brommichted
Bromwich
Ine
Brom
Sproule
Bromich
Tregitt
Why He Struck Stalin Explains Soviet Purge
A Moscow report summarizes Stalin’s memorandum on June 12 executions. He argues the purge strengthened Soviet Russia’s ally value and Red Army morale, saying the officers were not treasonous but aimed to wreck relations with foreign governments.
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Moscow
Stalin
Sight Army Generale
Russia
Red Army
Wage Rise in New South Wales Affects Budget and Jobs
The Federal wage increase in New South Wales will affect about 36,000 workers and raise wages by roughly 13.33 million dollars annually. The State Budget impact for a full year is estimated at 456,000 pounds with railways bearing 250,000 and other services 100,000. Trade union leaders say the raise partly offsets higher rents and prices.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Uist
Wage Rise To Cost South Australia State Budget
Adelaide reports the expected federal basic wage increase will cost the South Australian Government about £60,000 a year, affecting tax cuts after a June surplus. The rise boosts spending power for 6000 railway workers under federal awards and strains departmental budgets as the state wages adjust. The effects unfold through the coming financial year with partial offsets from spending to October.
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Adelaide
Tate
Court Etiquette Disturbs Italians in Hirle Puliew Court
In a Pirie bench session an alleged offence case involving Italians sparked a tense exchange as an interpreter and defendant argued with Magistrate Coventry. The judge admonished the participants to maintain decorum and warned that further repetition would face consequences.
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Italy
Mallane
Hirle Puliew
C. 4
Coventry
S.M
Teantus
Ais
Turoed
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Defence Counsel
Munk
Mary Gerirads
Mansum Street
Curtis
Nefendant
Yasu
Weber
Grylal Brook
Dafendant
Det
Byuus
Wurds
Suki of & Stramaer
Nudge
Mr. Mudge
Miz Menor
Ting
Dong
Hodge
Ms Hutter
Norwood
Steve
Sue
Mr. Hodge
Miss Curtis
Fendant
Mia Wanor
Gael
Wien
Fursaph
Savage New Fuilemla
Mar Gouald
Iui
Britelu
Tevin
Savage
Ewulistinen
Inet
Brituinould
America
London Metal Market
Auelaide
Wedesday
Fervaus Hause Anitals
Minnie
Sfiantees
Eyelter Aordwood
Stonehill
Joba Freewood
Neana
Louis AN
Braddyck
Louis Autos
Wiltechampion
Alli
Walt
Eoule
Pigtia
Mogra
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Hraddock
Sraddock Hite
Maddock Miri
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Jets
Mtwigtt HC
Tiplit Seroul
Sivas
Araidork
Cajie
Secumls
Lous
Hosing
Uraiork
Hesham Viet i
Anton Rhilit
Byaddork
Charles Sefton
Charles
Ie Express
Ks Limited
Honpley
Solomontown
Crowded House
Baby Welfare Association
Neenah
Hoggett
Paller
Yala
Mabel Dornan
Uwenny
Marlon Wilton
Utah
Bruce Mortis
Bert Siehitt
Geey-Boubibea Uit eFitie
Maxwell Ravenport
Georey Poole
Eture
Peter Polbin
Allan Apie
Wallie Hine
Hagard Lunnelaldt
Ewe Wilting
Paliddines
Abstra Aero
Twenny
Galelloney
Wil
Me Wilber
Luda Runster
Euruprisii
Hwonnyborne
Worthan
Hue
Anit
Wandearah
Eabt
Methodist Ladies’ Guild Venture
S Mintor
Alin Sharpe
Pirie West
Mumllin
Humter
G. Mapter
Terrace
Pirle Hospital
Arthur Flows
Simpson Street
Pirle South
Ted
Potheary
Wattell Street
Pike Hospital
Voce and
Hardstaff
Voce
J, Hevdaatt
Arbitration Court
Dethridge
Vickturton
Woal
Courl
Commonwealth
South Australia
Medda
Melbourne University
Doula
Wal
M. Stalin
Pirie Bench
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