Prospect constable jailed five years for offence against girl
Peter Staney Slaven, 52, formerly in charge at Prospect, was sentenced by the Criminal Court to five years imprisonment after being found guilty of obtaining consent by forcing sexual relations with a 19 year old domestic servant on March 26 at Prospect. The judge commented on the sufficiency of evidence and noted Slaven’s conduct as a grave breach of trust.
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Adelaide
Peter Staney Slaven
Prospect
Criminal Court of Imaving Com
Creek Tragedy Mystery Deepens in Queensland Killing
Police identify victim as Ernest H. Brown a wool comber from Marrickville Victoria Street. Detectives say Brown was shot near the scene and his body moved across the border likely for disposal. Wages and valuables found on the body suggest robbery as motive. investigators trace movements from Melbourne to Mirree Creek and near Moree while a woman witnessed shoes near the corpse days later.
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Sydney
Millie Creek
Ernest H. Brown
Victoria Street
Marrickville
Hevayn
Queensland
Lana 1
Julie Mae
Oslinat Brown
Skus
Garat
Morer
Ater
State preselection races spark Labor hints and rival bids
Parliament faces a packed pre-selection scene with nominations closing Saturday. Labor figures including Moward, Stephens, and Chambers weigh endorsements while rivals and former leaders contemplate bids for metropolitan seats. The list covers Adelaide area divisions and several seats in Port Adelaide Semaphore and Woodford.
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Adelaide
Tivns
Weal Utul
Gauuldates
Metra
Wlitan
Meyers
tMuiward
Edwards
Kebyward
Ap I. Baldve
Port Adelaide
Stephens
Lowel
Messi
Thompson
Tappine Proxpriel
Munors
Kominly
Thie Wrades Wal Labor Cremweit Wit Ps
Liston Presiden
Tratuwaye Fuplines’ Association
Hiwlmarsh
Messrs
Metis
Cuvantagh
Hielurtut
Svasrs
Wlachivull
MEI
Nierotts
Gritebuey
U. Shes. Ui
Fraser Wooderry
Harvey Avrwunit
Beas
Mturiey—Generali
Masse
T. Bute
We Bayne
Tunkel
Ninasmisveretiary OF Govern Workers
Vasortation
Catey—Menars
TOW
Trealey
IL Mtallenger
Miteham
Hite
Messrs 1
Ates
Maui Gra
WY Wilson
J. McDonald
M. Murphy
Blemile
Mesaes
CO. Chambers
Pymole
Barker
Five men form syndicate to mine Theta ore at The Pinnacles
A four person party reports hundreds of tons of sulphide ore at Theta mope with bright prospects at The Pinnacles. They sent 30 tons to Fire Smelters this year and claim 20 to 25 percent value, while a syndicate formed to advance development and treatment facilities.
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Broken Hill
Theta
Hie Ernest
Asrnup
Plunarles Syndicate
Brior
Ssudleaty
Mabliday
Iahayyne
Yourn
Tariff Policy Report From Melbourne Conference
unclear and garbled text references a tariff policy with Melbourne notes and a president address. The fragment mentions government actions, industry impact, and a statement about a pulley and focal industry. The readable facts are sparse and mixed with errors.
Duke of Windsor to wed quietly in exile
Report states the Duke of Windsor to wed without public banns as he travels from London to a private ceremony. The bride will join him for a honeymoon at Count von Munster zu Dernebure’s Waaser-ennbure estate in June. Government influence bars officials from attending. The civil fee costs six francs, with a four franc reduction under special dispensation.
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London
Duke of Windsor
England
Viena
Windsor
Corinthian
Baut von Munster
Dernebu
Personal Notice From Davi Street Hospital Ward
Fragmented OCR notes describe a patient transfer from Turk Hospital to Adelaide, with mention of Mr Mex and Nate, and a ward at Pirie Hospital. Another passage notes a nurse or visitor, and an incident involving torture of a finger. A business visit in the eastern states and a Lisbon reference appear.
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Turk Hospital
Pirie
Nate
Pande
Alent
Tony
Lisbon
Adelaide Wheat Market Quiet as Farmers Reluctant to Sell
In Adelaide a steady wheat market kept farmers’ parcels limited at nearby ports while rain influenced Canadian and American prospects. Reports from Winnipeg and Kansas suggested mixed weather and poorer crop outlooks, as a son’s accident in Toorak left a father critically injured and investigations continued into the road incident.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Lille
Liverpool
Ganada
Vieilles
London Metal Market Lead and Silver Prices Update
London Metal Market reports key spreads for lead tin and silver with standard forward and spot prices. Activity shows soft lead, forward gains in some contracts, with mixed shifts across tin silver and gold futures.
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ADEL
Nouri
Austealan Milnes
Faye
Aly Corward
Cal
Iowa
Snarker
Uliter
Thermometer Reading and Temperature Note
Yesterday recorded a maximum of 67 degrees. Minimum for the day appears around 6:20 am, with a note noting a downtrend.
Bishop Scorns tMedal at Leeton Convent Opening
Confused report from Leeton mentions Bishop Dwyer of Wastia at the opening of a new convent and school. The piece alludes to loyalties and a royal or church role, with unclear dialogue about events and authorities surrounding the ceremony.
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Dwyer
Wastia
Leeton
Hank
Ineideitally
Ure Flaheneritiets Wagen
Autor
Barrier's First Woman Solo Flier Triumph and Trial
A clipping details Barrier's first woman solo flier, Miss White, who faced income tax issues and legal scrutiny amid her historic solo flight. The report notes her low flying experience, ongoing prosecutions, and a potential Australian record for a solo crossing.
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Barrier
Jockey Sharp Found Guilty On Larceny Charges
Adelaide court heard jockey Sharp from Kent Town admitted taking a car in Currie Street to meet his wife and child, with fingerprint evidence linking him to the rear vision mirror and a related theft case. He pleaded guilty to taking the vehicle and faced additional larceny charges with a £10 fine and bound over.
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Murray Bridge
Sharp
Barrington
Morgan
Stary
Cerie Renduth Oar
Edward Gyeil Collins
Mount Bryan
Emtl Oubrie Street
Ayut
Hie Ear
Kant Town
Wiecar
Currie Street
Barington Sant
Titan
Connell
Kitt
Rept Terrace
Rent Town
Dlw
Hin
Snow Tutu Sharpe
Uren
SIMFD
Mir
Dyareinichon
Oafended
Dean
Curry Street
Hogard
Jun
Mcrean Ty
Contested Aristawnt LP Alvis Hotel License Case
In Adelaide Local Court Mary Agnes Henderson of Port Lincoln faces a dispute over hotel license fees and rent payments tied to the Boek hotel. Plaintiffs claim unpaid sums while defendants deny indebtedness and maintain inventory and lease terms were fulfilled, with a balance of £450 cited for lease settlement. The matter arose from a long standing business arrangement involving Henderson and his son, Mark Henderson.
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Adelaide
Aristawnt LP
Alvis Tile
Mt Luck
Om Eyre
Deakins
Mensee
Hinelaw
Theease
Ronald
Myo JL. Travers
PLC
Barry Merman
Med. T. Relator
Aire Mary Agnes Henderson
Port
Af Grenfell
Plaiatt
Boek
Wiaumt
Kenly Henderson
Ulster
Port Lincoln
Whhely
A. K. Henderson
Lockton
A. K. Memderenit
C. Hender
Ty Plains
YMCA Hosts Peterborough Visit for Indoor Sports
The Peterborough YMCA delegation will visit on Saturday at 6 30 pm, welcomed by local members. About 40 people are expected as they tour Pine Nest and join Williards activities including volleyball badminton and table tennis with possible weekend stays for several visitors.
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Anid
Seeinty
Peter Borowsh
G Brikes
Bulyrborough
P. J. Buriwe
Pirle
Triangle Club Meeting Draws Forty Members
About 40 members attended the Triangle Club meeting with plans for future activities. The group discussed rotating pairings and winter-appropriate events such as billiards and tennis, with Jr. Stuhyer the night’s winner and Wigessero and FL Brighton in third place. Visitors Meyers W. Stuckhum, A. Seddon, and S. COMM were welcomed.
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Traysh Guy Taweting
Peterborough
Haubhamenh
Giles
Willards
Inbbe
Quatts
Wuelits
Aed Aretina
Jr. Stuhyer
Wigessero
FL Brighton
Meyers W. Stuckhum
A. Seddon
Ad S. Comm
Rough and Ready Estimation of Wages Melbourne Wage Court
The report notes recovery from the depression was not enough to justify a price index. It cites 1945-46 production value at £3180,000,000 versus £447,000,000 in 1928-29. Marginal rates rose in metal trades. Judge Dolridge said any wage rise should reflect the general level, but no precise method exists to compute the impact.
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Melbourne
Vesure Tt
Doliridge
Margina
Ees
Nudist lifestyle at center of maintenance dispute
Melbourne court hears maintenance case involving John Stewart Lennie of Windsor and his wife Doce Tettty. Lennie defends nudist beliefs as a psychological view of the body while wife alleges intolerable life and abuse. Evidence depicts sunbathing, solarium construction, and Nudist associates in Prahran amid family tensions.
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Melbourne
John Stewart Lennie
Windsor
Prahran
Jini
Wenme
Mike
Lennie
Ponter
Judge Foster
H. Egslenton
Douglas Credit Movement
Lemmie
Ir. Eggfesten
Foster
Midge Foster
Tyson
Exglenton
Press urged to use Empire papers for world peace
Sir Thomas Anskip urged the Empire press to unite for world peace and Empire defence at the Empire Press Union conference in London. He called for higher personnel in defence, stronger air force recruitment, navy strength, and coordinated service efforts to protect trade routes while emphasizing empire-wide collaboration over sensationalism.
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Recorder
London
Empire Defence
Thomas Anskip
United Kingdom
Britain
Three Arrests After Goolwa Store Theft
Police in Adelaide said three youths were arrested after a store at Goolwa was robbed last night. They were charged with shop breaking larceny and the illegal use of a motor vehicle.
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Adelaide
Goolwa
Interstate Commission Proposes Reestablishment in Melbourne
The Interstate Commission faces reestablishment with a plan to appoint a seasoned politician as chairman. The measure, likely to advance next month, targets pre election timing and may not seek a board appointment before the general election. A past suggestion favored Louis W for a top role. The commission would replace the Lirunts Commission to study relations between the US Commonwealth and states.
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Melbourne
Interstae Commission
Hich Standard
Inemih UE
Ik Wax
Ace IL Way
Str. Louis W
Interstate Commission
Hie Lirunts
Not Enough Iron Export Embargo Sought
Melbourne discussion reports to Mr White from a delegation of employers and employees in iron and related industries seeking an export embargo on iron and soup Dia. White says he does not believe a government embargo justifiable but would regulate imports if exports threaten national employment and industry.
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Melbourne
Tweedy
White
Guatamo
Iow
Abeet Indust
Ar. White
Japan
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