Coogee Inquest Prohibited By City Coroner Rule
Sydney dates a ruling by Justice Halse Rogers prohibiting City Coroner Oram from proceeding with the Coogee inquest into the alleged death of James Smith. The judge held jurisdiction requires a view of the body, noting partial remains may be insufficient to prove a body exists, and that if an inquest cannot proceed a magistrate may handle the matter.
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Oram
James Smith
Msa
Hal Jonge
Patrich
Brady
Buds of
Dames
Lauder
Lloyd
Maud
Couple sought in Holmes murder near Sydney Harbour Bridge
Detectives hunt a two man and one woman trio seen on a grass reserve at Dawes Point near the southern pylontoed Sydney Harbour Bridge on the night of Reginald William Holmes murder June 11. They were there between six forty five and nine pm and may hold key information for the investigation.
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Sydney
Reginald William Holmes
Dawes Point
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Brisbane Wool Prices Rise Amid Strong Competition
Brisbane Monday wool sale shows Arrine up 3 percent with bids from all sections driving values at 100000 pounds as competition remains intense across buyers and sellers in the market.
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Brisbane
Croix Du Sud Sets New Longest Nonstop Flight Record
The French four engined flying boat Croix Du Sud landed at Ziguinchor Senegal after a nonstop 2642 mile flight from Cherbourg to claim the world distance record for land and seaplanes. It crossed the Southern Atlantic four times and finished 45 miles ahead of the Italian record though 250 miles short of its own objective.
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Italy
Ziguinchor
Senegal
Cherbourg
Atlantic
Warne on Rates Disqualifies Voters for July Poll
Town clerk Mr EE Garrett issues morning advertisement warning ratepayers who have not paid their rates. Under the amended Act failure to settle by next Saturday may disqualify them from the municipal poll on July 6. Rates must be paid six clear days before voting day, with arrears at June 30 attracting usual 5 percent doe.
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Garrett
Doe
Home Talks With Mussolini Sealed In Censored Chats
Rome reports say newspapers were barred from commenting on conversations this week between British Minister for League Affairs Anthony Eden and Signor Mussolini. The official line is that only communiques will be published, with Eden aiming to secure Duce support for a broader security framework in Eastern Europe and to discuss framing terms for a general settlement with Italy.
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Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Signor
Mussolini
Lanna
Thy Daily Telegraph
Eden
Duce
Europe
Grand Old Man of Methodism Dies in Adelaide
Adelaide reports the death of A W Wellington aged 82, a lifelong Methodist minister and Father of South Australian Methodism. He served 63 years in ministry, held multiple conference roles, led churches and colleges, and was famous for compelling preaching and cricketing zest. His lengthy service included presidencies, secretaryships, and a legacy of 2,000 baptisms and numerous ceremonies.
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A.W. Wellington
Howshin
Wellington
South Australia
Conference
Prince Alfred College
Methodist Ladies’ College
Suulall
Flissine Traut
Kaine
Ella
Labor factions eye unity talks in Melbourne
In Melbourne Sydney on Monday a move to reopen unity discussions among Labor factions was proposed with a conference potentially in Melbourne soon. J J Graves MLC secretary of the Lang Party said his party would send delegates. C Crofts secretary of the ATU aims to win industrial support for fusion of Labor interests.
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Sydney
Melbourne
J. J. Graves
Lang
C Crofts
ATU
Iney
Temperature Highlights From Yesterday
The thermometer recorded a high of 60 degrees yesterday with a low of 47 degrees for the 24 hour period ending at 3:30 am.
Pirie Hospital and Hotel Guests Report
Local notices show Mr. J Landers and Mrs. A Martin among inmates. Visitors include Mr. G Nell, Mr. F Garter Jett Pirie Hospital, and Mrs. B Welling. Many arrivals at Royal Exchange Hotel with guests from Wallaroo and further travel plans noted.
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Royal Exchange Hotel
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D. Pearce
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Pirie
Central Hotel
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Pirie Yrsterdas
Royal Exchange Motel
Royal Exchange Dotel
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Miss Smith
Gi. M. Wait
Fourth Street
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
Pe — de
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Wallaroo
F. G. McLean
Pirie Bravch
Bank of Adelaide
Hockney
Gent
Matthews
Fordham
Peacock
Hanns
Meteoric Rise of £1000 Business Forms Public Company
Melbourne report details Davies Coop and Company Proprietary Limited of Carlton, formed into a public company with paid-up capital of £500,000 ten years after starting with £1,000. Founders’ interests are valued at about £430,000.
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Melbourne
Davies, Coop
Peace policy discussion framed by naval accord
London dispatch reports General von Ribbentrop interpreting Britain’s naval agreement as the start of a practical peace policy and a step toward a league of nations. He claims efforts to wedge France and Britain apart have failed and calls for closer Britain France and Germany cooperation. A Foreign Office note confirms frank talks on future naval limits and potential general disarmament agreements to be shared with other powers soon.
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Berlin
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Viermatty
France
Germany
Offier
Redhill or Broken Hill The Pirie Rail Question
The Commonwealth aims a Tailway linking the west and east coasts with two potential routes via Redhill and Adelaide or Broken Hill. The Pirie region expects a Redhill Port Augusta line to boost work and commerce, while Break Hill could hurt South Australia. A decisive Adelaide conference looms as ministers weigh these options and the impact on 600 unemployed men and local interests.
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Redhill
Adelaide
Broken Hill
South Australia
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Port Augusta
Leen
Earle
Pirie
Gawds
God Pitix
Ike Il
New South Wales
Dole
Dr. Page
Hudd
Nelice
Butler
Sydney
Terrace
Adelside
Anandai
Reverend J L Haslam Passes In Quiet Ceremony
Obituary notes the death of Reverend J L Haslam in Queenselift Nictoria. Born Auburn South Australia he was the second son of the late Reverend James Mat lay. He entered the ministry in Viet Nuria and served as a Methodist minister, brother to 1K Maslan of Glenelg.
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Queenselift Nictoria
Hey
James Lloyd Maslin
Winister
Maslan
Glenelg
Auburn
South Australia
Iat
James Matlay
Viet Nuria
Holden's Offer 10 Victoria for Pisher Man's Bend Site
The Cabinet reviewed General Motors-Holden's bid of 25400 pounds for a 50 acre site at Pisher Man's Bend to build motor body works. The offer was deemed unsatisfactory as the land value equated to £84 per foot, prompting consideration of a long term lease or special legislation to attract the project.
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Melbourne
General Motors-Holden's Ltd
Pisherman's Bend
Victoria
Brutal Perth murder recalled two men remanded on vagrancy charge
In Melbourne, two men, Matthew Wash and Keith Gill, were remanded on bail of 200 pounds on vagrancy charges. Police allege they possessed part of 4927 pounds worth of jewellery stolen from Carl Brothers Perth shop during a robbery in which caretaker Edward Whitfield was murdered. Accused had recently returned from Melbourne and are linked to proceeds from the crime. Police noted absence of clues and a mysterious late night phone call.
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Melbourne
JTWO
Caria Brothers
Perth
Edward Whitield
de la Rue
Carl Brothers
Peru
Matthew Wash
Keith Gill
Carls Brothers
Whitfield
Cody
Woman Jumps 200 Feet to Death at Watsons Bay
A 65 year old woman named Madame Minnie de Greslan leapt 200 feet from The Gap at Watsons Bay. Two nearby photographers tried to reach her but could not prevent the fall.
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Sydney
Minnie de Greslan
Watson's Bay
Viking Arrives at Falmouth Amid Odd Crew Tale
Reported arrival details a vessel named Viking reaching Falmouth with an unusual crew lineup including a Spanien duke and a count aboard the ship. The log notes a 38 day voyage from Aestrals and mentions a Mindjammer race pose and a rest period of 40 days, with commentary attributed to Bernard Shaw.
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Falmouth
Aestrals
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