Bond money dispute in Rupert Gordon Russell case
In Adelaide a criminal court heard that Rupert Gordon Russell denied sharing or benefiting from bond proceeds. Mr. H Alderman spoke for Russell, outlining the timeline from a meeting with Andersen to Russell’s arrest in London last October. The court, with Crown and Burnell present, considered instructions on a point of defense.
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Adelaide
H. Alderman
Rupert Gordon Rusell
Napier
Russell
Crown
Gvew
Rusall and
Andersen
London
Alderman
Bowell
Burnell
Pirie Football Association adjourns amid delayed club delegates
At a nighttime Pirie Football Association gathering clubs failed to appoint delegates in time for the annual meeting. Some credentials were missing and the session adjourned. Officers discussed finances, an honourarium, and a donation to St John Ambulance Brigade, with resignation for secretary under consideration.
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NPED
Pirie Football Association
B. Berry
Solomontown Club
MS. Keane
G. Featherston
St. Mark's
E A
Farr L. Telford
Proprietary
J. $. Hocking
Club rules clash as Shean fractures rib in Melbourne event
In Melbourne a jockey named Shean suffered a fractured rib after a fall from a respirator during the Spring meeting. The injury delays his ability to compete in the Australian Cup and affects club plans for the association's annual meeting. Club leaders debate meeting dates and rule changes to align with Caulfield and current schedules.
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Keane
Parr
Ude
Berry
Melbourne
Nisth F
Aan
Caulfield
Shean Ra
Manellve
Ops Secring
Munro
Clube
Stott Sues Parliament Clerk Over Salary Claim
Twin Glewte Stott seeks payment of a salary due as a member of the Nidles electorate. The petition, filed in the Supreme Court under the Supreme Court Act, names Colinell as defendant clerk of Parliament. The governor is to name a scrutinized defendant, who bears no individual responsibility.
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Adelmue
Vic
Execu- We
Colinell
Supreme Court
Glewte Stott
Nidles
Supreme Court Act
Mr. Walker
Trans Australian train staff praised by NSW stationmaster
Wareatah stationmaster Mr Buckley reported impressive courtesy from Trans Australian line staff at Pirie Junction. He noted daily 28 trains on the quit north line from Newcastle and described Broken Hill Proprietary Company works shipping vast tonnages weekly. He also commented on WA travel, wartime experiences, and观察 women’s appearance.
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South Australia
Westernustralia
Trans Australian
Buckley
Waretah
Newcastle
Pirie Junction
Oakiey
Perth
Allany
Fremantle
Western Australia
MD Proprietary
Siilings
Nnlaht
Tim
Taye
If War Comes If War Comes BRITAIN'S ARMY CONTRIBUTION
In Commons debate on Army Estimates Mr Hore-Belisha said Britain's land forces would include 19 divisions regular and Territorial, with planned intervention in the event of war. He stressed not half-hearted commitment and readiness for any eventuality even as Anglo French talks continued.
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London
Aitien
Commons
Hore-Belisha
National Cabinet Deadlock Blocks Policy Reform
In Canbeck a cabinet stalemate stalls national insurance plans as Prime Minister Menairs refuses further action. Key figures including Sir Rarle Page and the Prior Minister press for resolution while the Government faces potential defeat in the House if the act cannot be advanced.
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Canbecka
Hearts
Menairs
Rarle Page
Bruwa
Halse
Repeal of Transport Workers Act and unions urged
Melbourne report notes calls to repeal the Transport Workers Act and restore the Seamen and Waterside Workers federations to former positions. A campaign led by Joe Wat Will be launched in all states amid criticism of federal policy on pig iron exports. NSW Labor unity debated as the Labor Party executive urged a conference to unite factions before the next federal election.
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Melbolane
Transport Workers Act
Seamen's Union and
Waterside Workers Federation
Generess
Ewaileelind
Campann
Joe Wat
Congress
Port Kembla
Daltram
Hale
Labor Party
New South Wales
Manl
Cranewell
Engineering Chicks
Pstabel
Football charges not dealt with in August trial
Report from a football association meeting recounts pending charges against two players B firwekw and K Morrison for injuring opponents and pushing after a kick. Debate shows observers questioning process, witnesses, and whether to defer to an annual meeting as the matter lingers.
McKay Mystery Chemical Discovery Linked To Insurance
Sydney report says Robert McKay aged 43 benefited from a past discovery by an analytical chemist in the canning industry. The two men allegedly supplied a product at a reduced price, drawing American and Australian buyers, with McKay said to have profited while his death in New Zealand remains under investigation.
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Robert McKay
McKay
New Zealand
Sydney
Teachin
Joe Wee
Domestic quarrel ends in assault in Crystal Brook court
In Crystal Brook police court, Frank Roy Flagel and Edith Maude Fradd faced charges after a heated Saturday night row that escalated into a fistfight. Testimony described Fradd and her husband striking and biting as neighbors and witnesses recounted blows, with judges fining both defendants £2 and costs of £1 11/9 to £7 3/6.
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Peaceful
Crystal Brook
Frank Roy Flagel
Herbert William Pradd
Edith Maude Fradd
Airliner Said To Have Been Miles Astray
Adelaide reports a suspected airliner misdirection involving a 22 year old man from Bond Street and an incident between Adelaide and Port Pirie. Police prosecutor indicates a remand as civil aviation authorities seek reports on the operating company and wireless equipment.
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Adelaide
Tarot Gordon
Bond N.S
Pirie
Canberra
Doug Wis
Daymay
Las
Bungana
Uif
Palles Court
Kalgoorlie
Mare
Quietness in Madrid and unrest abroad
A fragmented report notes disorders in the provinces despite messages of calm in Madrid. It cites a Burgos dispatch claiming Spanish ships of any nationality are forbidden entry, touching on a broader order affecting the capital and surrounding areas.
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Burgos
Thermometer records show heat peak at 91.4 degrees
A weather entry notes yesterday's high reached 91.4 while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8:30 am. The report includes a reference to $9 but lacks further context.
Pirie Football Association sees resignation of long-time secretary
Mr J S Hocking retires after sixteen years as secretary following a strenuous season at Pirie Football Association annual meeting. Chairman W H Threadgold voiced regret at the loss and said a successor had not yet been appointed. Buckley and Coventry reported holiday travel in Perth and Port Augusta respectively.
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Asc
Waas
Keane
Hine
Clube
St. Mark's
Eane
Perth
A. V. Buckley
Warataha
Newcastle
Pirie
Coventry
Porth Augusta
J. S. Hocking
Pirie Football Association
W. H. Threadgold
Hocking
Labor Delegate to Geneva Named From Australia
Melbourne Thursday report states W. Lawton bus driver chosen by the Federation Union Congress as Australian delegate to the International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva next June. Lawton had been set for May Day Moscow trip halted by the international situation. District handicaps listed include Broken Hill, with Sjostrom of Bilas, Whyalla, and Wel tere of Blas among participants in a forthcoming event.
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Melbourne
New Evidence Mentioned In Appeal In Death Penalty Case
The Court of Criminal Appeal opened the appeal of George Green a 38 year old chimney sweep sentenced to death for the murders of Miss Annie Wiseman and her niece Phyllis Wiseman at Grewroy on November 12 1958. The trial judge expressed an opinion convicting him and Green claimed new evidence might exonerate him. Two men who could have been chimney sweeps were seen near Mertynston on November 10 and a bicycle pump was found at Heidelberg on December 4. The hearing was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Court of Criminal Appeal Iopy
Ering
George Green
Annie Wiseman
Phyllis Wiseman
Grewroy
Mertynston
Green
Heidelberg
Burra Race Day Results Highlight Local Thoroughbreds
Burra Thursday results from the local meet list multiple races with modest fields. Winners include a Nea in the Traders Purse and Wise Prince in Alveary events, with several six-start cards and weights noted. Contests feature six furlongs to a mile and a quarter, with payouts and odds partially recorded.
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Slattery
Sas
Borderie
Heliing
Gubnatdes
Nona Belus
Troith Wedrutn
Stanzetta
M. Raven
Mirthfal Song
Lortain Lavale
Ime
Lady Baccha
C. Flowers
Anteura
Ming Beth
Agat
Mis Beth
Kqqringa Welter
SAN Anchele RT
Prasnertrees
Slim Valley
Sane Ih
SAN Michele
Prospectresa
Taflow Valley
Trade unions seek 25 percent wage rise new wage standard details
The Trade Union Congress calls for adopting the 1820 royal commission recommendations and for publication of all retail price data to enable unions to verify cost of living figures. It criticizes methods used to fix the basic wage and argues the standard of living concerns stem from an 7 to 28 percent wage increase.
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Congress
K. C. Crotis
ACTA
Adelaide Modernised Cruiser Ready for Commission
The cruiser Adelaide has been completed and will be commissioned on March 43. Minister of Defence G Street will oversee the ceremony and practice runs will follow for nine days before proceeding southward. Defence measures are set from April 17 to 49. Estimated cost rose to about £60,000 due to extra works.
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Melbourne
Adelaide
G. Street
Defeten
Indas
Proclamation Extends Prorogation Through June or July
The executive proclamation issued today extends the Par Hamwat unit prorogation beyond May 25. It notes it is unlikely Parliament will meet on that date and indicates further prorogation to June or July is probable. Adelaide officials release the update.
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Adelaide
Cowell
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Shean
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T. C Stott
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St. Marka
B.A. Parr
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Mr. Weston
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George Mucry Kendrew
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Witnes
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Madrid
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Geneva
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Syneltees Club
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Whyalla
M. Sjostrom
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Misa M. Weltere
Blas
Burra
Trade Union Congress
Prests Limited
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Haby
Prests Ltd
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