Burned Woman Found In Locked One Room House
A elderly woman died in a padlocked one room house at Klemzig after a fire. Adelaide detectives and South Australian Fire Brigade officials investigated the blaze with initial signs suggesting the door was locked from the outside. Coroner and Walkerville medical staff examined the scene as detectives searched ruins for clues, noting the charred remains and a shattered skull while considering possible foul play.
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Adelaide
Unidas
Klemzig
South Australian Fire Brigade
Tater
Walkerville
Morzue
Fure
PG. Webster
First
Kleraig
Dt Sword
Fire Way
Norwood Fire Brigade
Br. Welch
Hsin
Seth
Qaurthy
Aerupier Mba
Redhill Line Adelaide introduces faster service plan
A fragmented report notes proposed upgrades for the Redhill Line Adelaide with a plan to open a new schedule in August. Officials from the Queensland commission speak on faster service engines and earlier hours, aiming to boost express runs and speed across the line.
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Adelaide
Vidas
Sowathmentay
MMT
Aviv
Queensland
Wallways
Perth
Me Guhan
Duke of Windsor Rehearses Monts Wedding
The Duke of Windsor and Mrs Warfield rehearsed their Monts wedding before Dr. Mercier mayor of Monts. They joked about their French and the duke said he learned enough in the war to get around. Mercier said Warfield speaks French well and the duke less fluently.
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Monts
Duke of Windsor
Warfield
Mercier
France
Mire Warfield
Baer Triumphs Over Foord In Ninth Round Slugfest
Max Baer defeated Ben Foord in a fierce ninth round at Harringay London. Baer pressed early with powerful rights, Foord bled and fought back, but Baer’s relentless attack and a final sequence of clean blows forced the referee’s count twice as Foord blistered under the punishment. The crowd saw Baer seal victory with a decisive right to Foord’s jaw as the South African staggered.
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Recorder Special Cables
London
Jax Baer
USA
Ben Foord
South Africa
Harringay
South Miniesa
Ra Pieun
Agcenlt
Yicor
Baer
Smilies
She
Crugey
Hin
Elatit
Maer
Kane Palied
Foord
Fercely
Uke Lough
Thei
Baldwin Resigns and Receives Earldom amid government reshuffle
The Prime Minister of Great Britain, Baldwin, resigns in office and is elevated to an earldom. The cabinet announces a reshuffle including appointments and honors such as viscounts and a grand cross, with details of other titles granted and the new secretary assignments.
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Londus
Baldwin
Great Britain
Salary of Wife Law Court Sequel to Famous Divorce
In Paris a high profile divorce sequel from actress Yvonne Printemps and author-actor Sacha Gultry was heard in court. The proceeding touched on the actress’s salary from her stage work and related earnings, with witnesses and experts appointed to assess the value of jewelry and assets. The case centers on entitlement and the division of marital property and this unfolding in the law courts.
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Paris
Fridas
Yvonne Printemps
Sacha Gultry
Weniine
Creek Tragedy Clue Found Narrows Border Mystery Search
Sydney police narrowed the border tragedy case area as they pursue clues linked to Ernest Brown and an elusive suspect. Detectives report progress after reviewing fresh leads, with searches extending to Sydney andQueensland as authorities prepare for possible interviews and a court action.
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Sydnex
Frutus Javing
Uling
Ernest Brown
Ernest Harry Bron
Sydney
Hospital operations next week at Aue and Wir
A hospital in Aue and a hospital in Meridiand are set to operate next week. Notable figures Mie Favre and Ms. dtivel are mentioned in relation to auxiliary roles. A visitor schedule includes Mrs Ron and Quiennstany with regional travel plans noted for Pirie and Moms towns.
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Levent Craters
Aelolde
Mts Fo Snr
Ella Perlorat
Marly
Terry Risen
Iitr
Seanen
Pirie
Vallelie
Ula
Ron
Amedateti
Cottextrest
Bern
Tedstent
Pirie West
Adelaide collision near Pooraka ends in fatality
An untarred sedan traveling toward Adelaide from Pooraka collided with a timber lorry opposite direction after midnight. A projecting timber struck the sedan, killing the driver while two passengers endured injuries. Police have not yet identified the deceased. The search for the foreman allegedly driving away from the scene stopped at Gawler.
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Adelaide
Toadear Pooraka
Gawler
Collapse of Dos Estrellas Dam Devastates Michoacán Town
Rescue efforts report 100 dead with 10 more feared dead after the Dos Estrellas Mining Company dam collapsed under heavy rains. Mud and sand buried the town of Tlalpujahua in Michoacán as 700 homes were engulfed while residents slept at 3 am.
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Mexico City
Tlalpujahua
Michoscan
Dosestrellas Mining Company
Flying Made Safe Installations of Beacons
Meticulous preparations are underway for establishing a network of meteorological beacons in Melbourne. Officials promise a modern system operated by trained personnel, delivering quarterly reports and continuous monitoring to ensure public safety and accurate weather data.
Year’s Gool For Assault Woman BAKES HILL
The court records a 12 month sentence in the Quarter Sessions for Megnillan on a malicious wounding charge against Annie Mary Moeper. Jury found Hatin legal responsibility and noted prior harm within the case context.
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Wenkitt
Billy Hatin
Pim Oy
Megnillan
Police Shoot YOUTHS Escape at Outer Harbor
Police fired several shots at two youths at Outer Harbor but missed as they fled on cycles. A number of cycles have been stolen in the Port Adelaide district recently, including one worth £104. Police later arrested a young man at some nearby location.
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Vie
Semebere
Davis Cup Team Quist May Be Spared
Illness prevents Quist from playing in the Davis Cup tie against the United States. Australian officials express confidence the team will survive his absence. A few officials note the outcome would hinge on Crawford's performance and possible substitutions by McGrath and Waller.
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Quist
United States
Australia
BP Fuller
Seve
South Wales
Lavine Tennie Aasa
McGrath
Waller
J. Kelly
Crawford
Thermometer Readings For Yesterday
Yesterday's maximum reached 67 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 am with a low of 52 degrees.
Wheat 5 2 Sales Abroad Amid Weather Woes
Wheat sales abroad for May 2 show 43 277 tons of Australian grain mainly to United Kingdom millers and Italy amid N. Hemisphere weather disruptions. Prices rise about a halfpenny per bushel as demand remains strong. reports from Chicago indicate U S price movements align with global pressure. Weather continues to influence transport and markets, with rain in Europe and dampened shipping schedules affecting ports.
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Adelaide
Fortowins
United Kingdom
Italy
Port Adelaide
G. Mchodls
Chicago
United States
Empire Day Observed In Pirie Schools With Colorful Pageant
Empire Day was celebrated in Pirie schools with about 2000 children listening to patriotic addresses. At Solomontown Infant School a colorful pageant showcased the dominions and Mother Country with song, gesture, and costume, concluding in a half-holiday and applause for a group portrait of dominions and Britannia.
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Pirie
Solomontown
Dominions
H. le Lacheur
E. Garrett
Pon
General Assembly at Pirie School Honors Empire Unity
Rev G G Evans praised the British Empire at Pirie School as students sang The Song of Australia. He noted global links, travel advances, and cricket ties with England, urging loyalty and duty to keep the Empire united. May 24 Queen’s birthday is recalled by Rev Jones as a symbol of devotion to the Empire.
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G. G. Evans
Pirie School
Labor Laborites Face Publicized Tetanus Criticism
A veteran union letter to the Labor Party executive attacks the Parliamentary Labor Party for inactivity and divisions. It describes leadership issues, perceived apathy, and calls for unity or possible leadership changes amid internal strife within the party.
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Adelaide
Labor Party
Fae Employes
Rly Ie
Gove Lemimient
Labor
Luiforn
Ronment Union oRivusis
Woliars
Opposition to basic wage rise in Arbitation Court
In Melbourne on Friday Mr J W Allen general secretary of the Grassers Association opposed any rise in the basic wage citing market uncertainty. He warned withdrawal of Japanese demand could collapse prices, noting France and Germany price drops. Gillespie for South Australia argued a wage rise would burden industry and widen disparities with other States. Hearing adjourned to Monday pending extraordinary revenue measures in May and June. a deficit threat looms if revenue does not improve.
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Melbourne
J. W. Allen
Grassers’ Association
Allen
Mme Exeenwna
Fly
France
Germany
Secor
Gillespie
South Australia
Gllesphe
Ivery
Peace and Friendliness at Empire Day School Display
After the infants display the school gathered in the yard with a band. Rev P J Lyndon of the Church of England gave a brief address praising the British Empire for its friendliness and freedom. He recalled visits to London and distant colonies and urged building an empire of peace and goodwill as children sang Australia and Hope and Glory and the National Anthem.
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P. J. Lyndon
Church of England
LeLacheur
Lyndon
Te Assembly
London
Indian House
Canada House
Africa House
Australia House
Blackstiars
London Docks
Croydon
Cornwall
Empire
Australia
Colombo
Tn Aden’ T
Civil List debate on monarchy and reform in Commons
In a House of Commons debate on the Civil List, Labour pressed for simplifying royal ceremonial and funding. Speakers argued whether the crown should shed pomp while maintaining dignity, with ministers noting prior simplifications and the public’s demand for some pageantry.
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London
A. Greenwood
House of Commons
Fletcher
Commons
Hull
Heple
Britain
Responsibility of Living in Empire at Mt Pirie High School
Mt Pirie High School headmaster Me R Barbour told students of the responsibility of citizenship within the British Empire. He urged thinking of the Empire’s debts to country and neighbors as they grow up, noting freedom carries duty. Visitor Mr Sjostrom presented Lois Langstaff with a gold medal for the State-wide Anzac Day contest. Sjostrom praised her humor and school spirit. Jean Cockburn received a silver medal arrangement to be presented in the city.
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Mt Pirie High School
Me. R. Barbour
AL Siostrom
Pirie
Sjostrom S
Lois Langstaf
RS & St.la
Ir. Sjostrom
Ale
Jean Cockburn
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