Sensational dash for liberty in Adelaide Police Court
In Adelaide a dramatic escape attempt occurred as Andrew Malcolm Paul and John Marr fled the dock during a warehousing theft case. They were recaptured after a struggle, then returned to the dock amid police and spectators. Earlier, five youths including Paul, Gordon Paul, Haswid Scoil, William Hughes, and Marr were committed for trial on charges of breaking into Tolley Scott Tolley warehouse at Stepney and stealing guns liquor and goods worth £20.
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British firm merger to tackle China development work
London report notes a large new company will absorb heavy engineering firms led by Dorman Long and others to undertake development work in China, including work related to the Harbor Bridge project.
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Police Ball and Queen of Justice Event Tonight
A Police Charity Ball weekend of events is planned with a Queen of Justice coronation at the Town Hall tonight featuring dancing and music. Miss E Batty promotes a contemporary and old style dance with a separate bridge session run by Miss N Schiuter and Mr F Parkinson guiding the dance. A sacred concert at Alhambra Theatre tomorrow follows church with Greta Footner Eva Cornwell and other performers under Gummow hosts.
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Bitter attack on Churchill in Commons over beer tax
In Westminster today during a beer tax debate the Opposition leader called Mr Churchill audacious for bullying the Government. Mr Lansbury accused him of only listening to his own speeches and later apologised to the Chairman of Committees.
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London
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Labor admonishes weathercock tactics in Sydney
MELBOURNE, Friday. A L ORGAN former Federal secretary of the Moulders Union attacked Langism at the Trades Hall last night. He said Labor should win the New South Wales election but warned the Lang Party caused disunity in the Labor movement and objected to leaders rushing with the political wind.
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Father’s Forbeal by Plane Death Claims Bowman
A man identified as Bowman, described as one of the best new South players, died last night in an incident connected to a plane journey to Father’s Forbeal. Details remain limited as investigators proceed.
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Bowman
K.B
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Empire Day Observances Inspire Australian Schoolchildren
Empire Day ceremonies across Port Pirie Solomontown and Pirie High School united hundreds of pupils in solemn salute to the Union Jack. Addresses by school officials and local leaders emphasized loyalty to the Empire, duty, and a shared love of King and country as students left for the rest of the day.
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Middleton
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R.A. Burgoys
W. A. Bently
Solomontown
R. G. Alexander
Pirie High School
Leonard
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Rector on Trial in Immorality Case at Norwich
Rev Harold Davidson rector of Stiff key stood trial charged with immorality and association with a bathing costume incident. Mrs Jessie Walton testified that she heard Barbara and Boce r Morris threaten to punish Davidson and write to the Bishop of Norwich. Davidson was cheered by supporters as he left the court.
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London
Harold Davidson
Leiftkey
Mye
Jessie Walton
Australian motorist wins Junior Car Club qualifying race
London reports Miss Joan Richmond of Australia averaging 55.46 miles an hour on a mountainous course to win the qualifying race for the Junior Car Club 1,000 miles event to be held over the weekend.
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London
Joan Richmond
Australia
Junior Car Club
Lang’s policy speech satirized amid labor split
Reported clashes in political circles center on Mr Lang’s pledge to raise 21 000 009 by government bonds. Leader J Coates of the General Labour Party in South Wales mocks the plan as futile while Premier Bessie condemns Lang for attempting to exalt the Throne and defy courts. Lang’s reception at a speech to 200 Associated General Electric workers ends in disorder as opponents erupt, mud and all.
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Question on Governor of New South Wales jurisdiction
In the House of Commons Mr. Maxton pressed for a debate on the dismissal of Mr Lung by the Governor of New South Wales. Lord Baldwell argued the House has no jurisdiction and Maxton pledged to pursue the jurisdiction question.
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Recorder
London
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House of Commons
New South Wales
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Maxton
Lovelock Sets British Amateur Mile Record for Oxford
New Zealander Lovelock established a British amateur mile record of 4 minutes 12 seconds while competing for Oxford University against a team from the Amateur Athletic Association.
Bomb Explosion Injures Two in Innisfail Club
A powerful blast at the Cosmopolitan Club in Innisfail, Brisbane area, shattered all windows and damaged a car inside the building. Two men were injured, with the blast heard a mile away. authorities suspect a concealed bomb placed under the car.
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Innisfail
Federal Public Service Hours Proposal in Canberra
The article reports a Public Service Board proposal from Canberra seeking changes to overtime rules. It would shift overtime calculation to 88 hours per fortnight from 87 1/2 hours, increasing total weekly hours to about 394 hours versus 964 currently. No dismissal or shift back to Saturday morning work.
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Canberra
IE Public Service Board
Wort
Government aims rush Bill on coal crisis before expiry
British miners are unsettled as mineowners and workers fail to agree on conditions when the Coal Mines Act expires next month. The government plans to push a bill through the week ahead. The Miners' Federation plans a general conference at month end.
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Recorder
London
Priday
Wena
Miners’ Federation
Amateur Athletic Union Eyes Curtailed Olympic Representation
A circular from Avery Brundage, AAU president, says American teams to the Olympic Games may be cut back due to fund shortfalls. An appeal for 350 thousand dollars failed to raise more than 34 thousand dollars, leaving funding well short of needs.
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New York
Avery Brundidge
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Fenke Af
Funda
Shiftman Killed as Four Akeeps Crash at Coal Mine
Four akipe fragments broke loose at Woo Thagai Coal Mine today. Miner Bert Barnett aged 47 died after collision with two miners. Herbert Hatton sustained critical injuries. incident details pending authorities.
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Melbourne
Woothagai
Bert Barnett
Herbert Hatton
Victorian Relief Faces Large Sewerage Scheme Debate
A report from the Trades Hall describes intervention over a major Sunshine sewerage project. The board appears to be driving employment measures and urging contractors not to accept work. Officials discuss rates and commitments related to the public works scheme.
World Aviators Propose North Atlantic Route Via Iceland
At the Rome conference the Ocesnic Aviators argued the best air corridor between North America and Europe runs over Iceland and Greenland if full weather reporting is provided.
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Ocesnic Aviators
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Europe
Iceland
Greenland
Hogan plans return to Australia from London
Former Premier Mr. E. J. Hogan told Mr. Jones the Minister of Works by wireless from London that he proposes to return to Australia within two months.
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Melbourne
Hogan
Lola
Jones
London
Australia
Men Sent To Prison Sydney Runny Trial
Two men are reported sent to prison after a recent hearing in Sydney. Henry Edward Messervy and Alan Kelly appeared at the Quarter Sessions today facing charges and were remanded pending further proceedings.
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Sydney
Henry Edward Messervy
Alen Kelly
Maximum fine levied in Carlton Court over hotel premises use
A judge at Carlton Court today fined golem Pass, joint licensee of the Lemon Tree Hotel, the maximum £100 for a first offence related to using the hotel premises for the stated time.
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Melbourne
Carlton Court Today
Golem Pass
Lead Stil e Falling Adelaide Price List Fragment
Fragments of a historical price list show cotions and values for metals and items. Entries include copper, menthe, and various dated prices with fractional figures and unclear product descriptions.
Victorian officials plan NSW election support for Stevens
Premier Sir Stanley Argyle with Attorney-General Mensies and Minister Allan, aided by Honorary Ministers Mr. Kent Hughes and Mr. Matfold, intend to participate in the New South Wales election campaign in support of Mr. B S Stevens.
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Melbourne
Stanley Argyle
R. G. Mensies
J. Allan
Kent Hughes
Matfold
New South Wales
B.S. B. Stevens
Much Alive Legislator Denies Rumor of Death
A late night denial from Legislator Mr. J. amid circulating rumors that he was killed in a motor vehicle incident. The official statement confirmed he is alive and uninjured, urging reporters to verify details.
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Melbourne
Mr. J
Privy Council to Rule on NSW Upper House Abolition Appeal
The Privy Council will decide on Tuesday the appeal by Lang of New South Wales seeking to abolish the Upper House without a referendum. The case centers on whether the legislature can dissolve the upper chamber unilaterally.
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London
Privy Council
Lang
New South Wales
South Australia Unemployment Meeting Details
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