Dyaring of the case over Dempsey fatal crash at Glare Street
In a magistrate hearing, witnesses detailed the collision near Glare Street involving Lawrence Dempsey and family parties. Lawrence Dempsey testified of driving at about 40 miles per hour and that the car skidded on a light shower, hitting a post and overturning. He described his father Herbert Dempsey as sober that day though under influence earlier, and noted attempts to brake as lights failed. The witness outlined the crash sequence, speeds, and his own driving history, with inquiry continuing after adjournment to a future date.
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Annus
Herbert Edward Ayano
Clannad
Waaie- Uamages
Fenun
Lawlet
Janie Lumpsey
Som
Lawrenee Lempany
Qretpe
Lawrence Flempsey
Bane James Dempsey
Witnese
Frank Cmud
Adarg
Tappensti
Smal
Jadieile
Heunan
Hapunds
Bes
Hayao
Roy
Plane Crash in Khyger Pass Sees Two Killed
In Calcotda, officials report a fatal air accident during a flight over Khyger Pass. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but confirm two fatalities. Investigators say weather and mechanical issues are possible factors as crews search the crash site.
Monopoly scheme alleged against Radio Corporation and allies
Government alleges a large conspiracy to seize an eightfold monopoly of the radio industry. The case targets the Radio Corporation and allied firms. Officials claim a widespread plan to control manufacturing and distribution across the sector.
Adelaide Unemployment Aid Plan Through Special Tax
A 2428 special tax scheme proposed in South Australia to raise funds for unemployment relief. The plan aims to provide productive work and support for the jobless, with discussions comparing it to Victoria’s approach. Premier and ministers expected to discuss the proposal tomorrow in Melbourne.
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Adelaide
South Australia
New South Wales
Porteil
Victoria
Melbourns
Disputed 48-Hour Week Sparks Labor Tensions
The article reports on a protracted industrial dispute over a 48 hour work week. It references unions, court interpretations, and a test case led by labor bodies in Prague and related councils. The tone centers on ongoing negotiations and potential extensions of strike action.
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Yate -Loora
Judge Beehy
Rwand
Tha-Widow
Industrial “Disputes Committee
Prag
Wis J
Sturt Centenary Stamp Unveiled in Australia
In Melbourne on Thursday a centenary stamp honors explorer Charles Sturt. The stamp features a portrait by Grossland, hung in the Adelaide Art Gallery, and will be issued nationwide on June 2 with simultaneous release across Australia.
General Motors Australia survey and global markets note
A clipped survey discusses General Motors Australia with manager Hilt and assistant Lightom visiting Pirie to strengthen dealer relations among 83 in the state. It covers GM’s global operations, assembly plants, and the mix of car production versus services, noting Australia’s air and market conditions and mentioning McDonald and Bradman in a cricket context.
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W. By Hilt
General Motors
Australia
G.T. Lightom
Pirie
Hilt
Wild
GNA
Goparal Motors
America
Mir
HIA
United States
South Africa
Isauer
Bot
Swarid
Gaeb
Federal
Tari Wall
General
Motors
Wil
Anatralla
Sorlee Belnig
Ysteondary
Motors Swork
Setviglag
Pecogni
pSagovat
Alderhan
Stance
Belgium
Ammerton
Tims
Wndarstanding
Brosiaea
Hoover
Sears
Faneging-Alréotor
Wetland Branon
Miter World
Abe
Amphoe
Japanese Factory Welfare Warning Sparks Police Action
Metropolitan police served notices on major Kobe factories urging better welfare measures. Investigators found workers housed on premises facing malnutrition and poor food quality. Officials cited inadequate nourishment and warned employers to improve conditions immediately.
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United
Kobe
Thutalay
Resumption Favorable in Northern Goatfields Vote
Fragmentary text shows a vote on resumption in Northern Goatfields with mentions of Bela and Main entities. The garbled OCR references a conference switch and Minara Federation members awaiting a clear understanding before resuming.
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Nowonstin Bela
Richmond Main
York
Minara’ Federation
Alleged patricide trial in NSW front pages
An aged man Folin Edward Charles, 79, was found battered on a property near Karrajong on April 15. His son, 53, is charged with the murder. Court heard vital evidence from Dr Palmer on wounds and possible edge instrument. Coroner and witnesses described familial illness and prior meetings as proceedings continued.
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Pane
Sydney
Winaoe
Folin
Edward
Charles
Eest
Karrajong
Geaill
Wan
Coursh
Palmer
Government Medical Oficer
Charle
Stumps Cricket Score Report
Stumps cites McDonald taking four for 51 and Adesley’s fifty seven by Hapwond. Strong bowling spells and partial batting progress noted as the innings wraps.
Melbourne hospital workers demand site move this afternoon
A Melbourne hospital work stoppage occurred as unemployed workers demanded that the government relocate the hospital from its present site to a new one at North Melbourne. The report notes protests and calls for immediate action to secure employment and relocation.
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Melbourne
Wwork
le Melbourne
Rospital
Frei
Varkely
North Melbourné
Wang
Opium Ship At Large Reported By League of Nations
A Geneva dispatch to the League of Nations reports a vessel laden with 2,400 cases of opium valued at £250,000 being carried by a ship that has not been seized. The notice notes authorities are pursuing leads as the case unfolds.
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Sarylce
ENEVA
Ue Gounell
League of Nellometha
Uuitea Semire
Rgndon
Thursaly
Sghilia
Hawks
Library of Australia Hovist
Farmer-Yaei
Sean
Hayover
Moore
London
Shelters in Melbourne Aid Stranded Workers
Describing postwar relief, Melbourne shelters are crowded as the Salvation Army distributes blankets and clothing to unemployed individuals. Volunteers organize lay quarters in allyways and public spaces to provide rest and basic care for those without housing.
Stamp Tax Bill Faces Assembly Debate Today
A colonial era bill proposes a weekly levy on wage and salary earners from 2 to 4 shillings, plus a penny per pound on wealth, aimed at funding unemployment relief works. The measure, projected to raise about £1,000,000, will be discussed by the Legislative Council next week.
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Jessbourne
Thureday Kiter
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Jamaica ginger creosote linked to thousands harmed
Prohibition officials report thousands of victims across states were harmed by Jamaica ginger adulterated with creosote. An analysis of numerous samples traced the illness to ginger preparations and prompted warnings about tainted products and unsafe manufacturing practices.
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United, Service
Jamaica
Tennesse
Oklahoms
Mississippi
Hketttucky
Hero Boole
Honea
Mi Doran
Indian troubles in Bengal ripple through colonial India
Riot tales from Calcutta and surrounding districts describe unrest as Mahatma Gandhi and Sarajit Naidu face off with authorities. Police claim troops will secure polling areas while mobs attack property in Sholspur and nearby towns.
280,000 Stage Contract Signed for Forsames Farm
A contract valued around 382K Zor spans 40 weeks for stage work. The agreement involves Yangguver and Ansemarion Talle 9, with ties to YORE metropolitan Blan and production in Ireland. The text is garbled but indicates an entertainment or farming contract context with exact sums and durations.
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United_ Service
Yangguver
Wednontey
Blan
Cugnetamm
Jeland
Hour Repeal Bill Faces Assembly Debate
In Sydney on Thursday the government faced the S4 Hour Repeal Bill as it passed committee stages but failed at the second reading. The assembly saw a 26 vote tally with the majority margin thin and notable party lines.
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Sydney
Legislative “Assembly
Mir_Sanders
Malrman
Mr.Tresaider
Young Woman Shot in Jealous Row Ends in Court
In Melbourne on May 9 a young woman named Gurrier was shot in a domestic dispute with Jon Hora Berry. A pistol was found on Berry, and the wounded woman later attempted suicide. Berry was charged with carrying an unregistered pistol and was sentenced to three months in prison after testimony about a rivalry.
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Melbourne
Dasa
Marciog
Gurnee
Nouke i Trane
Kitanay
Jon Hora Berry
Bureau Court
Wilboyt
Petrat
Mat Herre
Ile
Ralusyat -the -Bettar
Mm Gurzier
Haszila
Berry
The King's Cup Six Horses in MIG Event
Six horses contest the MIG event in the King's Cup, a compact feature likely detailing entries and stakes with local trainer names and track conditions. The brief notes probable emphasis on favorites and potential outcomes, reflecting a busy race card in a regional sports brief.
A DULL SEASON FOR HNGBON TRICKETERS
A garbled text describes a dull season for the team, with mentions of London, Americans, and financial concerns. It references non Australian exports and confidents examining the season, with Australian readers and upcountry players noted amid uncertain context.
Kowarra Dispute and Park Hurdle Racing Odds Listed
Racing note lists horses and odds for upcoming events including Kowarra Dispute and Park Hurdle trials. Cites entries such as Kilronan and Royal Note with various fractional odds and performance marks. Also mentions steeplechase distances and participant names like Don Cooper and Belisand with price estimates.
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Cadelga
Sunmpee
Don Cooper
Grean
Hoar
Det Black
Werptod
Royal
Mills Wood
Dex
Unclear OCR fragment about events and names
Fragmentary OCR text references various odd terms and names, lacking coherent events or dates. No verifiable persons, organizations, or locations emerge to form a factual news item.
Mysterious shooting shocks Williamstown crowd
Evan David Powell, 38, of Williamstown, was shot while walking along Airengoil street near Bat Bod Maries. Witnesses report a quick escape by the assailant as police arrive. Powell suffered an ankle wound and was taken to a local hospital in serious condition.
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Aublaide
Hsirwiday
Suortiy
Nefore
O'Elesk
Evan David Powell
Azed
Wavidener
Williamstown
Mys
Drigusle
Ste Gabe “Anki
Qyaling
Airengoil Street
Dstalde
Onterns
Powsil
Joseph Ward and Prime Ministership debated in Wales
Fragmentary report notes Joseph Ward as Prime Minister candidate with political maneuvering in a Welsh locale. Mentions figures George Vorbos and possible successors, unclear dates, and mixed names, leaving key details obscured in the OCR.
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Wellingtos
Yharsdar
Stier
Geblaes
Joseph Apne
George
St Potoraas
Canada and Australia discuss reciprocal security terms
United service officials in Ottawa anticipate talks on reciprocal arrangements with Australia. Negotiations, to be analyzed in London in September, involve easing measures and extending cooperation between the two dominions.
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United Servicr
Odtawa
Awennesely
Tanai
Australia
London
Prest's Friday Specials Roundup
Prest's Ltd Friday specials offer a selection of garments including flannel berets in all colors and ladies winter tweed casts in sizes S to SS, plus children's all wool cardigans sized 22 inches to 24 inches. One day only sale with prices starting at 5 shillings 11 pence.
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S. W
S.S.W
Magpie Underwear and Winter Wear Highlights
A compact catalog note lists Magpie Underwear for men and boys with items like overcoats knitted socks winter golf socks lined knickers and tweed caps, emphasizing durable fLn shirts and dark colors in the assortment.
Woollen Jersey Suits Sale Today Only
Woollen jersey suits advertised with sizes 16 inch and 18 inch. Promotion notes limited to today August 1. Includes odd repetition and fragmented pricing terms such as yard and h yard.
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OVAT
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