"Collapsed, died at the Alice
ALICE SPRINGS, Thurs.: After complaining to his roommate, Mr. T. Mathieson, at the Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs, that he felt ill, Mr. Otto Ochs, Tutt-Bryant representative, collapsed and died last night. Mr. Ochs had been in the Territory for a few weeks on a business trip in connection with the sinking of bores for drought relief and the sales of earth moving equipment for his firm. His body has been taken to the morgue to await an inquest into his death." - Adelaide News, Thursday 22 May 1952, page 22.
This is a Memorial Site. View Actual burial here
ALICE SPRINGS, Thurs.: After complaining to his roommate, Mr. T. Mathieson, at the Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs, that he felt ill, Mr. Otto Ochs, Tutt-Bryant representative, collapsed and died last night. Mr. Ochs had been in the Territory for a few weeks on a business trip in connection with the sinking of bores for drought relief and the sales of earth moving equipment for his firm. His body has been taken to the morgue to await an inquest into his death." - Adelaide News, Thursday 22 May 1952, page 22.
This is a Memorial Site. View Actual burial here
"Collapsed, died at the Alice
ALICE SPRINGS, Thurs.: After complaining to his roommate, Mr. T. Mathieson, at the Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs, that he felt ill, Mr. Otto Ochs, Tutt-Bryant representative, collapsed and died last night. Mr. Ochs had been in the Territory for a few weeks on a business trip in connection with the sinking of bores for drought relief and the sales of earth moving equipment for his firm. His body has been taken to the morgue to await an inquest into his death." - Adelaide News, Thursday 22 May 1952, page 22.
This is a Memorial Site. View Actual burial here
ALICE SPRINGS, Thurs.: After complaining to his roommate, Mr. T. Mathieson, at the Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs, that he felt ill, Mr. Otto Ochs, Tutt-Bryant representative, collapsed and died last night. Mr. Ochs had been in the Territory for a few weeks on a business trip in connection with the sinking of bores for drought relief and the sales of earth moving equipment for his firm. His body has been taken to the morgue to await an inquest into his death." - Adelaide News, Thursday 22 May 1952, page 22.
This is a Memorial Site. View Actual burial here
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