Wave of Violent Crime Directs Force Sign Cheque
A director, Mr Arthur Shannon of Shannon's Brick Tile and Postery Company in Paterhan, was forced by two armed men to sign a cheque for 2950 pounds after entering his office with revolvers and a bomb threat. Detectives pursued the assailants, with one captured later. In court, Charles Burton Ilion faced several charges, with bail refused and police testifying about lending money on land. Reginald Woodley was found guilty and sentenced to death.
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Snoruy
Teune Central Court
Charles Burton-ilion
Flinders Lane Shooting Trial Enters Fourth Day
Melbourne courts hear details of the November 20 hold up at Flinders Lane. Police say four revolvers were found on defendant Stanway with two strapped under his arms and a cartridge belt holding four and a half rounds. Stanway shouted for his father and threatened violence as testimony continues about the Berdam murder case.
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Melbourne
Martin
Alx
Conatable ‘Berdam
Finders Lane
Germinal Court
Williams
Mer
O'Keefe
Stanway
Cates
Yagoona Murder Trial At Sydney Court
Reginald Frederick Wandley stood trial today at the Central Court for the murder of Cecil Dudsworth Baler at Yagoona after a hold up at Yagoona station. A chase by youths followed the bandits, details unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Sydney
Reginald Frederick Wandley
Gentral
Cecil’ Dudsworth Baler
Yegoona
Perlor
Yagouns Station
Drinking With Meals and Digestive Advice
The article advises against drinking a long drink at the start of meals, noting it can disrupt digestion by diluting digestive juices. It suggests sipping water during the meal and prefers soup after the meat course when digestion is underway, with amounts of liquid reduced to avoid overhydration.
Court powers exceed in wage dispute says Crofts
Melbourne hearing on 10 percent wage cut argues court cannot shoulder unemployed relief duty. Crofts for unions insists government must act to restore purchasing power and avoid burden on private industry. He cites wartime measures and argues economic war persists with households still in need. Case remains partly heard.
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Melbourne
C. ‘Crofts
Solr
Cratis
Man stabbed six times remanded on grievous harm charge
Melbourne police report Edwin Johnston aged 26 was remanded by the City Court on a charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm after James Lishift 7h was admitted to hospital suffering from multiple stab wounds to the stomach. Det Datemalde described Lishift’s condition as grave.
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Melbourne
James Lishift
Edwin Johnston
Liday
Datemalde
Talitt
Nang Beeu
Nteker
Charge of Murder in Melbourne Court Case
Alleged murder case unfolds at City Court with Mrs Gather ing Masterton of Mary Street Arghmond in custody for a week on a charge connected to Dorothy Mary Draper. Detective Rosewarne testified the body was found at Masterton's house and death linked to a Newell operative.
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Melbourne
Gathering Masterton
Mary Stract
Dorothy Mary Draper
Det
Rosewarne
Miss Draper
Masterton
Irregularity allegations cloud Sydney House debate
In Sydney the debate centered on allegations of irregular administration in the Northern Territory. Mr Nelson moved to adjourn while discussing claims of illegal expenses, irregular land dealing, and misused taxpayer funds connected to the Territory Commission. The Minister of Home Affairs acknowledged the seriousness and promised a strong response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nelso
House of:Representatives
Northern Territory
Tome
Russia Faces Worst Winter in 140 Years
A severe cold wave grips Russia marking the harshest winter in 140 years. Officials report record low temperatures across multiple regions, disrupted travel, and strain on energy supplies as residents endure extreme conditions. Major cities warn of heavy snowfall and blocked roads amid ongoing cold stretches.
Village Buried Under Avalanche Amid Severe Winter Snow
Moscow reports a village fully buried by a heavy avalanche as severe winter snowfall continues. Rescue teams race against time to locate survivors while weather worsens odds.
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Moscow
Wednesiliy
Searas
Lmvis
Ose
Stolen cheques lead to four year term for company secretary
Herbert Miller Haines, secretary of a company, was jailed for four years after a Criminal Court judgment by Mr Justice Parsons. The judge called the case one of the worst of its kind and stressed protecting business firms. Auditors’ statements showed defamations totaling £ 20,001.
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Adelaide
Herbert Miler Haines
Justice Parsons
Criminal Court
Hig Tooor
Buenees Firma
Wesling
Eviction House Fire Raises Police Vigilance in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Thursday a house on Broadway Avenue near Reservoir was set alight after eviction actions. The owner sought police guards to protect the property amid threats of further violence as eviction orders loom for Preston district residents.
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Meelbounns
Broadway Avenue
Reservoir
Charress
Howse
Preston
Fractured skull in Adelaide incident shocks city
At about 7 am today Mrs Agnes Meads of Chia Avenue was severely wounded in the head by a banister blow. She was taken to Adelaide Hospital with a fractured skull and was in a serious condition. Police are not noting the assailant, assuming danger to personal safety.
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Adelaide
Agnes Meads
Chia Avenue
J. Peters
Mead E
Adelaine Hospital
Poor Conditions Mar Event Delays Willarstown Race
Amid gusty rain and shifting wind the Willarstown first stage of the Gly Wing Prize faced extreme conditions. Leaders include C. M. Pooler of Adelaide with 40 points and G Robinson of Geelong with 30.3. In the Mines Mates second stage, Ae Wablers of Clansuratis led with 38 points and A. Pinkerton of Goulburn followed with 95.
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Melbourne
Thuragay
Aidensen
Willarstown
Prise
the Herald
Apa
Weekly Times
C. M. Pooler
Adelaide
Robinson
Geelong
Blackburn
Cauifield
Luke
A. Ye
University
Plnkerton
Goulburn
Aso
Marshell
N.C.W
L. H. Schieninger
Buran
W. ¥. Johson (Mr) 95. ‘A. P. Bell, of Yamley “Bridge
S.A
Mini
Peinte
Road Transport Is National Value in Australia
The article argues the car trade and transport are vital to Australia’s economy. It warns that a sudden motor vehicle collapse would paralyze industry and railways, crippling provincial markets and metropolitan centers. It urges recognizing roads as essential to lowering production costs and sustaining national commerce.
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Tural
Atd
Metropollitan
Australia
My Wife's Family at the Austral Theatre misfires and triumphs
A dubious Australian adaptation of a British comedy, My Wife's Family stars Jimmy Godden Gene Gerrard and Muriel Angelus in a tale of domestic mayhem. The production features Monty Banke’s dexterous humor and zany prop gags with a mix of praise and critique from local reviews.
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Rookery Nook
England
Iterpational Pictures
Sisge May
Dla
Orme
Monty Banke
Stara
Austral Theatre
Jimmy’ Godden
Gene. Gerrard
Muriel Angelus
American artist in water colors on love and sadness
New York Thursday profile on an American artist from Virginia whose gallery works of pastoral and rural scenes carry a constant thread of tragedy. She explains seeking sadness in love affairs, preferring wavering partners to protect her art and fearing marriage would end her creative drive.
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New York
MPSS
Sheistine Stade
Wells Menown
Virginia
United States
Fins
Paper Profits and Stock Gambling Tale of a New York Couple
Arch-Coroner Barry Rand and his wife Betty, a suburban New York couple, fall into stock gambling after Betty’s urging to pay the mortgage and buy a new car. Ledger editor Larry joins a gambling scheme, resigns, starts a gambling agency, and amasses wealth before romance and ruin unfold. The author Arthur Traly portrays stock market phases through this dramatic, cautionary tale.
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Barry
Betty Rand
Tive
New York
Betty
Ems
Terns
Larry
Seadstrom
Clarice’ Sheltom
Arthur
Traliy
Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
South Australia seeks large loan to tackle unemployment
The South Australian government plans to seek about £1.5 million at a loan council meeting probably in May to fund works and address unemployment. The Federal government and state authorities prepare to cooperate, aiming for a constructive stance at the Premiers Conference. Labor in Parliament pushes for action before the conference as plans for extended work schemes unfold.
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Loan Council
Jo Sirnest
Premiera
Victorlin
House of Representatives
Australia
South Australia
Toan
Upward Trend Optimistic Outlook for Australia
An optimistic monthly summary indicates improved conditions in Australia with rising world markets. It notes stronger output, production, and employment as soon as global conditions rise, supported by solid overseas returns and prudent savings across society, signaling renewed confidence for investors.
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Melbourne
Do Pransion Paashivd
Australia
Rawratta
Mars
Adattalla
Tte
Gietseas
Deficit Reduced in South Wales Government Accounts
Deficit reduced during the month with the government reporting a £78,000 decrease in the deficit when certain payments are excluded. The report notes adjusted figures and highlights government financial management in the region.
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South Wales
Tax relief and sales tax review discussed in Parliament
In Sydney on Thursday Mr Lyons told the House of Representatives that no relief is present for Australian taxpayers and that the burden remains. The Prime Minister indicated the sales tax would be reviewed in the coming 12 months as part of ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
House, of Representatives
Lyons
Bowl Visit to Laura Promises Five Teams in Tour
Five teams from the Assuulted Smelters Clot will travel to Laura tomorrow to play a game against the bowlare of that Lawn. Ratten's matoe bun will leave the green at 4:45. Members listed include Bosomwalih Berguson Prosser Bowley. Worldak Sispaon and others not available should notify the instructors.
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Laura
Ratten
Bosomwalih
Berguson
Prosser
Bowley
Wherldak
Settlement Causes Trouble in Wa rhing Families Case
Adelaide reports turmoil as WAHRING families seek court decision amid sleep disturbances and alleged land trespass. Defendants Gosden and Gibby accused of breaking into land, taking goods, and harvesting crops. Settlement postulated. Farmers Debt Adjustment act halts proceedings, saving all actions started.
Workeess' Germans Unemployment Decline Reported
Unemployment falls in Germany with the total near 128000, steadied by fortnights. Analysts believe the lowest point of the depression may have been reached as figures show a checked rise in joblessness and a tentative stabilization in the economic outlook.
Fertilizer Labor Agreement Reached Between Firms
An industrial accord was reached between Commonwealth Fertilier e and Charlesis Limited and the Federated Artifela Pertigers and Chemical Workers Union. The agreement preserves most terms of the old contract with a ten percent general cut and cost reductions on inputs.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Fertiliere
Chomlesis, Limited
Artifela
Pertigers
Tinton
Awan Bowe
Ili
Fox Two
Syand
Ingreductions
Aaa
Cure for the Common Cold Claim by Dr Pieiffer
A garbled report attributes to Dr J A Pieiffer a claim of discovering a germ for the common cold and a prepared vaccine. It mentions influenza and allege authorities denied the assertion while noting legal or regulatory questions remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pieiffer
Tle
E Ke
School Ceiling Collapse Shocks Port Pele Scholars
A ceiling joist failed at Port Pele School Wednesday afternoon sending plaster and debris across a classroom. No one was seriously hurt though several girls were shaken. headmaster Bromley moved students to a shed as repairs began.
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Port Pele
Thor
Othenvse
Sears
Bromley
Touring Cyclists Telegram Relays Melbourne Aim
A telegram from Messrs Colin Combe and ee Synnett notes they are cycling toward Melbourne and should reach the city today. They were at Warrnambool 160 miles from Melbourne. Jack Brakenrides and Reg Houm Sell, delayed by an accident at Clare, left yesterday by train for Adelaide 224 miles away.
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Colin Combe
Ee Synnett
Melbourne
Warrambool
Jack Brakenrides
Reg Houmsell
Clare
Adelaide
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Northern. Territory Administration
Russia
Gary
Great Averleen Steel Corporation
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Comedy Riot
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