Man Convicted or Serious Offence Adelaide Court Deliberates
In Adelaide on Thursday Justice Napier chaired a Criminal Court session about Robert Wight of Edwardstown aged 74 who admitted indecently assaulting a young girl. Doctors Dr W Ray and Dr HM Birch advised he lacked proper control and should not be at large, though gaol would harm him. Mental hospital treatment could be possible, but prior assurances failed. The judge would make a fresh decision.
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Easson
Itheon Club
Mr. Warren
Agla Var
Aglia
Excessive Speed With Pillion Rider Charged
Roy Edward Scott of Pirie admitted riding a motorcycle along Warnertown road at 12 30 am on March 19 at 30 to 35 miles an hour with a pillion passenger. He was fined £1 with 10 costs, in default seven days’ jail. The magistrate noted the law allows pillion passengers but caps speed at 25 miles an hour outside town.
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Roy Edward Scott
Pirie
J. Goventry
Det. J. Slinger
W. K. Scott
Pyjama Girl Mystery In Sydney Police Plan Dummies
Police in Sydney reveal plan to distribute photographs of wax dummies wearing garments similar to those found near Albury. Dummies will be shown with a death scene overlay as part of an unusual appeal to identify the Pyjama Girl case.
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Sydney
Albury
Richards Plan for Labor Unity in New South Wales
A reported motion from the Federal Labor Conference urged unity in New South Wales Labor. Richards, South Australian Opposition leader, said the plan would unite the party within two months, with a restructured NSW branch to be recognised and empowered by the interstate executive. The conference would elect leaders, set rules, and determine representational entitlements.
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Richards
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Sout Wales
Labor Movement
Tia
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Australian Labor Party
Lang
Metron
Thermometer records yesterday and this morning
Yesterday’s high reached 80 degrees with a low recorded over the past 24 hours ending at 8:30 am. The report provides basic temperature readings without broader weather context.
Irving and Plectrum in doubt for Adelaide Cup
Adelaide trainers fear for both horses Irving and Plectrum as injuries and illness hinder their preparation for the Adelaide Cup. Irving's recovery is uncertain, delaying plans to return to Melbourne, while Plectrum’s condition remains serious but undetermined until late developments. Sparkling workouts by Valka and Tempest hint at strong competition for the feature race.
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Melbourne
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Pleclenn
Siuinih
Nia Ower
P.T Heywood
Morphettville
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Valka
Tempest
Proposed annuity for Dame Enid Lyons faces opposition
In Canberra tonight a bill to provide an annuity for Dame Enid Lyons was to be debated in the House of Representatives tomorrow. The Department of Supply circulated a circular alleging misuse of defence contract profits and a claim by the Australian Imperial Force Association that J A Lyons was insured for £50,000.
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Anberty
Enid Lyons
Mane
Department of Supply
Prime Minster
Australian Imperial Force Association
House of
J. A Lyons
Whyalla Tinplate Plant Proposal Spurs SA Industry Talk
Australia eyes a £4 million tinplate plant at Whyalla to be built by Broken Hill Proprietary without direct government aid. The project aims to supply tin containers for canning and other sectors, using Murray River water via a pipeline, and could employ about 1,000 workers amid broader regional economic plans.
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Metal Trades Employers’ Association
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Lis
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Mir
Commonwealth
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Clatmy
Port Kembla
Playford Prealer
G. Meleay
South Australia
Amrilia
Turin
Murray
Motor Car Show Attracts International Attention In Wales Event
A detailed exhibit in Wales showcases industry advances with emphasis on corrosion protection and new metal processes. The display highlights plans for expanding facilities at Alberton and references the Nay Company, an arm of a £43 million capital group, with six subsidiary firms.
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Alberton
Pate Tient Whyalla
Lm Nor
Wille Ua
Tilos
Shaw
Leh Finance
Rivalry Over Danzig Sparks Occupation Watch
London reports Poland may be urged to seize Danzig if needed as Wehrmacht moves east from Berlin. Berlin papers trumpet Warsaw aggression while British diplomacy seeks restraint and fair handling of the Danube crisis.
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Pomerania
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Overals
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Poland
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England
France
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Neue Ally Telegraph
Civrman
Melbourne Gallops at Caulfield on damp steeple grass
Melbourne lists morning gallops at Caulfield with Bankshaw clocking six furlongs in 1.16% on damp steeple grass ridden by H. Mornement. Ground was good despite damp conditions as horses posted times from 50 seconds for half a mile to 13 for five furlongs.
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Bankshaw Rat
Greet
Caulfield
H. Mornement
Judean
Martin
F. Bosch
A. Breasley
Footmark
A. Spark
A. Bennett
New Zealand
John Woolcott Forbes Vanishes After Bail Jump
Sydney police report John Woolcott Forbes a Sydney businessman who absconded from bail at Bombay in March has vanished. Detective Nye traced him to Paris but Forbes evaded capture. Nye returned to London seeking Scotland Yard aid, while authorities await further cooperation from Paris and London.
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London
Faris
France
Paris
Sister L A Kilsby to Transfer From Pirie Work
Sister L A Kilsby of Pirie Mothers and Babies Health Association departs for Adelaide after months of service. Sister E Z Ohbweyer arrives from Eyre Peninsulas to Pirie on Monday. Mrs G K Williams and committee bid farewell at her residence. Multiple local notices detail hospital cases, transfers, and upcoming guests including Matthew Varsamis and Mr P Larsen.
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L. A Kilsby
Pirie
Mothers and Bablew Health Association
Adelaide
E. Z. Ohbweyer
Eyre Pentheuls
G. K. Williams
Kilsby
Automobile show highlights and import stats
The public noted minor mechanical improvements in car roaminess and upholstery, with a larger display of commercial vehicles. Aviation and speedboat exhibits added interest. Minister Hyland cited 9,000 Australian motor car imports last year with only 2,000 as complete units, while Victoria had several companies manufacturing parts and accessories.
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Australia
Victoria
Out for life nominator horse My Sunshine Perth
The galloper My Sumshine mislisted as Butcher Boy won the Scrubbers' Hack Handicap at Leonora Easter meeting. Stewards disqualified nominator Charles Finch for life. he failed to produce the horse, which has not been seen since. Finch fined £100. Western Australian Turf Club to confirm action.
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Leonora Jockey Club
Charles Finch
Finch
Western Australian Turf Club Today
Leonora Stewards
Australian air reconnaissance for eastern Australia maps
Melbourne reports that military air crews are conducting extensive reconnaissance for ground surveys of eastern Australia. Minister of Defence G Strout says this is the first triangulation survey by an Australian survey corps, already covering about 1 000 square miles by air over Gippsland. Ground work follows the flights.
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Tharediy
Australia
Air Force
Gelants
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Gippalum
Move at Labor conference on collective security stance
At peace CSNBERBA on Thursday a move began at the Federal Labor conference to amend the platform by embracing cooperation with peaceful nations to prevent war and aggression. Dawes proposed a pledge to maintain Australia as an integral part of the Empire with national and economic security. Dawes' motion failed and Smith's amendment was adopted.
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