Policeman Sued in Reynolds v Rosey Trial
The Adelaide local court resumed the Reynolds v Rosey case where Harold Reynolds seeks 99 pounds 49 pence damages from Constable Lawrence Rosey for assault and false imprisonment. Arguments centered on loitering charge, residence timing, and defendant's suspicions with multiple contradictory statements highlighted. The hearing was adjourned with further date to be fixed.
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Harold John Reynolds
Lawrence Rosey
B. G. Scott
W. L
Pickering
Pickerite
Lama
Alexander Street
Pim
Hannan
Dafohdint
Died in New Lambton Bath Tragedy Inquiry Opens
Newcastle coroner holds an inquiry into the deaths of Mes Ether Sheedy and her infant found drowned at their home in New Lambton on April 16. The mother left notices for her husband and kin before taking her own life, while the coroner ruled the child’s death a drowned child and the mother’s death the result of her own action.
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Newcastle
Iwlty
Sheedy
New Lambton
Kilchen
Amy Funger
Normle
Adelaide Market Report Spread of Poultry and Produce Prices
Adelaide Tuesday report from A W Sanford and Co lists market quotations for butter eggs cheese bacon lard and poultry. Items include creamery butter 4/92 to 4/84 per lb, eggs 1/5 for country hens and 1/6 for a dozen ducks, cheese matured for large and dear 11d to 14d, bacon 1/4 to 2/3, hams 1/7 and 4/6 to 4/7 per lb, turkey 1d to 1/9 per lb, and potatoes 12/5 to 14/0 per cwt.
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Adelaide
A.W Sanford Ant Co
Nm Loday
Metal Markets Adelaide Report From London Exchange Quotes
Australian Mines and Metals Association notes May 6 quotations for copper lead tin silver and zinc. Copper spot and three month prices rise while ingots and bars shift. Tin and silver show mixed gains with forward prices and mine cash adjustments.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Expensive Campaign Marks Turning Point in Elections
The upcoming election, described as the most momentous in the country’s history, features thousands of candidates. Campaigns deploy new devices and large print runs, with each speaker delivering about 400 words.
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Liliws
Lundus
Mundy
Cook Om Revolution in London Shouted Interruption
A noisy London speech by Mr 1 tank faced a Communist heckler who accused him of shifting politics. The crowd interrupted as the speaker defended not aiding Russia or Britain in interference, urging revolution while critics pressed for change.
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London
Fogeratiim
Britain
Japanese Procurator-General Warns on Communists
The Japanese Procurator-General Koyama told prosecutors to enforce vigilance against communists amid rising activity after four months of alleged suppression. He cited over 100 known participants and recent arrests in Tokyo and other cities, blaming incomplete captures and returnees from Russia. He criticized lenient laws and warned prosecutors against political manipulation.
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United Service
Kobe
Koyama
Tokyo
Mt Korama
Berlin Rioting Leaves Journalist Shot by Police
New Zealand journalist Mark Mackay was shot by police in Berlin during May Day unrest. He was struck as he moved along Harman Street while crowds targeted reporters. Journalists faced further attacks as police struggled to protect roaming news teams.
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United Service
Berlin
Markay
Zealand
Harman Strasse
Anout
Mam
Mackay
Reputation of Mackay and the Tierra incident
Fragmentary text reports a fatal shooting in Tierra and a sequence of imprisonments and an attempted murder connected to a man named Cress. The notes indicate a request for information about private life and possible legal actions, but the details are unclear and largely unreadable.
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Syuney
Searle
Tierra
RAAF Planes to Visit Melbourne Amid Arrival Delays
Melbourne reports that RAAF planes and Flight-Lieutenant Bitar will tour the city this week. Defence authorities will confer with Lieut Eaton on arrival to discuss the Kookaburra’s salvage prospects and the safety of the wave Hill route.
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Melbourne
A. Messing
Flight
Bitar
RAAF
Anderdon
Tives
Lieut
Eaton
Kookaburra U
Robbery With Violence Case Sees Sentencing
Analysis notes that Tairiek James Dryd was sentenced to three years in prison for robbery. The report mentions Drevsk, imported from Western Australia, who lured a youth to Pitse Park where victims were attacked and a sum of 507 was demanded, though details are unclear.
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Analatue
Angis Parsons
Tairiek
James Dryd
Aeed
Kenest A
Drevsk
Western
Australa
Incomplete OCR Summary of Federal Inquiry News
The provided text is garbled OCR not yielding a coherent news item. It mentions federal inquiry, aircrafts, locations, and a courthouse with unclear details, failing to identify people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes for a proper summary.
Divorce in Kingsford Smith Case Sparks Local Attention
A Kingsford Smith divorce case draws attention in Sydney with the court granting a decree absolute. Names and details appear garbled in the OCR, but the report notes a high-profile figure and mentions related individuals and locations, reflecting a domestic dispute receiving public notice.
Mother and Son Night Benefits Youth Club
The Conteat Methodist Young Men's Club hosted a "Mother and Son" evening marking Mother's Day preparations. Members demonstrated swedish exercises, drill, tumbling, and games while N. Lede welcomed guests and M. Nettleford spoke on club goals and maternal influence. A club supper followed, with a church parade planned for next Sunday.
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San- Jey
Deni Uy
Mead
Tve
My A Simpson
Norman Lede
Jd) Netehford
Y.M. CA
Nys
Aselud
Y.M.G.A
Fe ‘Men's Club
Port Pirie Tennis Club Annual Meeting Notes
Port Pirie Tennis Club held its annual meeting in the Institute supper room with 4 attendees. The chairman highlighted improving court conditions and growing popularity of the game, noting the secretary J W Hand would not seek re-election and listing officers and committee members. A plan to replace the courts with cement surfaces was emphasized, alongside a financial statement showing no outstanding balances. In Canada, Arvo Vasro, editor of a Sudbury newspaper, was arrested by order of the Provincial Attorney General on charges of publishing a seditious act involving the King and the Prince of Wales.
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Port [Pirie
Institute
D. O'Sullivan
J. W. “Hand
T Omeers
P. J. Walsh
J Ceniale
J. W.W. Hand
FL Watts
VF. E. Montries
T. Dunstan
SJ. W. Hand
A. Dungey
W. Borkelberg
Mo Hurrell
Y. Slaude
F P. Watts
Ronverer
J. Dunetatt
Dunstan
C. Bo0d Ing
Ie Club
Arvo Vasro
Timber workers dispute stalls Melbourne council talks
After three days of sittings the Lord Mayor's conference failed to resolve the timber workers dispute. Employers signalled compromise only if the Lukin award is dropped and Work a Week is preserved, with representatives to meet again next week.
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Melbourne
Livin L
Tia Lukin
Wuedon
Pplsala Witrakan
Tueam
Railway Employes Log Delayed in Melbourne Labor Tension
In Melbourne on Thursday an announcement from the Railway Commission indicated employers are seeking longer hours and Sunday privileges, while union leaders and workers show strong opposition. The report notes growing cross industry employer coordination to push wage cuts, with Victorian Railways Union members not yet commenting publicly.
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Melbourne
Thesuay
Sviney
Hailway
eastWays
Linton
Allway
Austeatia
Victorhin Railways Union Omeiste
Butty Gang System Declared Ready for Trial by Commission
Melbourne reports that the minister announced the new system will be put into operation immediately by the Italian Commission. The system is described as fourfold and appears destined for trial soon with four prominent members named for oversight.
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Meliaubne
Fae Tallwoos
Italseny
Unemployed at Government Labor Exchange totals rise
In a House of Assembly session today the Premier reported figures from April 30 showing 3,398 civilians and 1,345 returned soldiers unemployed at the Government Labor Exchange, with branches reporting a total of 5,403 unemployed.
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Hom L. Hilt
House of Assembly
I. Ruler
World Armaments Proposals for Reduction
United States discussions on world armament cuts show growing optimism for a genuine reduction since World War I. Officials signal US cooperation but note delays in resuming disarmament talks. President Hoover supports security through tangible results and expects a cordial international response.
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United Service
Washington
M. Gibson
United States
Joon
Hoover
Rainfall brings relief and unsettled season outlook
Rainfall in the north western district provides moisture boosting spirits while unsettled conditions may delay seasonal breakup. Pirie West notes rainfall since Saturday night totaling 3 points with 5 points by Sunday night and a further 45 points by daybreak. Outlying districts report Baroota 140 points and Wandernalt Rast 458 points, with Livivareceiving updates from several areas.
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Pirie West
Livi
Pam
Wandenralt Rast
Sud Baroota
Maytime Revellers at Baptist Court Back Again
Youthful Maytime Revellers from the Short May Day production at the Baptist last Wednesday earned praise and demand a repeat. Mira Krennis directs the eighteen performers in a continued program with opening chorus by R Gelaek and Mase Wie Shek, as ticket price remains one shilling for tonight's show.
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the Baptist
Mira Krennis
Unusual Pets Among East Coast Companions
July issue describes strange pets kept by families including cobras, pangolins, and exotic cats. A crocodile named Ina grew hostile after years with its owner, while two leopards and other big cats teased, stalked, and played with their human companion, ending in tense displays and calm moments later.
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Ina
Yiai
Mer
Leander
Bomb Attack Wounds Lithuanian Prime Minister and Family
At the Prime Minister's car near the Opera House in Vilnius an explosive attack injured M. Valdemares and his wife, killing one bodyguard and gravely wounding another while their seven-year-old son was seriously hurt. Police say opponents were detained for questioning amid claims the assault followed his夏 May Day protest ban.
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Muva
M. Valdemares
Gulaide
Opera House
Valdemares
Poisoned food case ends with reformatory detention
In Melbourne on Tuesday John McM Smith aged 20 migrant pleaded guilty to attempting to poison nine year old Freda Morrison on February 12. He claimed temporary insanity. Justice Lowe ordered detention in a reformatory forGovernor's pleasure after the police said the sulphuric acid was added to the breakfast. Smith said the girl had insulted him. he aimed to burn her mouth and quiet her. The judge noted the girl narrowly avoided consuming the food.
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Freda Morrison
Joh
Smith
Justice Lowe
Geelong
Libellous Report Claimed In Adelaide Civil Court
Victor Iversem of Overseas and Interstate Crading Company sues Sir John Langdon Bonyshon proprietor of The Advertiser for 9000 pounds over August report alleging the company failed to honor a large spile purchase, injuring business reputation. defendant says the report was a true and accurate parliamentary proceeding.
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Adelaide
Victor Iversem
Crad’ng
John Langdon Bonyshon
Asa Business
Hannaford
House of Assembly
Butler Blamed for Coal Stagnation in New South Wales
Visiting party from Workers' Industrial Council of Australia accuses South Australia Premier R L Butler of causing coal industry troubles in New South Wales. Delegation argues Butler’s policies and coal imports from England worsened the situation and seeks to inform South Australian voters about the dispute.
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Adelaide
New South Wales
R. L. Butler
South Australia
Mila
D. Clyne
Bazarial
Mhi
E. M. Iorelagton
Drake
Davies
Hatler
New Forth Wales
Engh
Hate
Inquiry official dodges Roy Commission membership question
In Melbourne on Thursday Mr H Wy Gepp of the Development and Migration Commission declined to confirm a Sydney report that he would join the Roy Commission examining the coat industry. He said only Prime Minister Bruce would announce the commission’s personnel.
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Melbourne
Turslay
H. Wy Gepp
Sydney
Roy Commission
Gepp
Bruce
Fn Commission
Davidson named casrman to royal commission on NSW coal
Sydney report states Sir Justice Davidson would be appointed chairman of the Royal Commission to investigate the coal industry in New South Wales. Me WW. Geppe, chair of the Development and Migration Commission, will be the second member as the government seeks a third from South Australia.
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Sydney
Jus
Tie Davidson Woul
Casrman
Royal Commission
New South Wales
Geppe
Development and Migration Commission
South Australia
Abattoirs Trouble in Adelaide Amid protests
Turadsy reports suggest a threatened revival at the Abattery was unsettled as officials including Mr Fille Nae and Mr W Mood did not address workers. Nine men were given dismissal notices by 2 o'clock, with no further news as of filing, signaling a tense standoff at the meat industry workers union meeting.
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Adelaide
Fille Nae
General Mina
W. Mood
Alleged Malpractice in Parramatta By-Election Inquiry
The Yatala Labor Prison inquiry in Sydney discussed alleged malpractices linked to the Parramatta by election. The Royal Commission considered the report on prison administration and condition delays. Several figures, including MLA Lang associates, were named in relation to irregularities. The inquiry adjourned until Monday for further examination.
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Anelaine
Sydney
Yatale Labor Pri Whenie Royal Commission
J.T. Lang
Niethe
Parramatta
Mrn TV
Mwhile
P. Bruntaell
Spd
Euuihlate
Lang
Me Monahan
Alasion
Tat Trost
Walil Montay
Organizer loses wallet at motor show in Exhi I Now Building
Mr Alexander Meili, country organizer of the Amalgamated Power Preserving Employees' Union, discovered he had lost his wallet containing £81 shortly after entering the Exhibition Building today to witness the motor show.
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Melbourne
Exhi I
Alexander Meili
Amalgamated Pow
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