Port Adelaide Unemployed Position Acute Relief Fund Effort
Port Adelaide reports worsening unemployment as a relief fund expansion stalls subsidies. Donations from Mayor A Lewis and others back a program to fund work at Glanville and nearby depots. A proposed odd jobs bureau aims to connect hostel inmates with half day tasks like hedge work and minor repairs, with Horace Marston backing the office setup and Public Welfare Board officials touring facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
P. Lyons
Labor Bureau
Horace Marston
Lyons
W Hatley
Public Welfare Board
Port Adelaide Governor Basel Opens New Head Jal Organs
A fragment notes the opening of an organ project at Port Adelaide with reference to Gov Basel and a hostel committee chairperson, indicating ceremonial beginnings on a Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Basel
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide Unemployed Committee Resigns in Protest
The Port Adelaide unemployed committee members tendered their resignations at a Saturday morning meeting. Chairman Mr P Lyons cited unwillingness to work with Mr Quin as the reason. Quin faced a hostile reception as a motion to accept his remanation passed. Afterward Lyons said the committee realised an aggressive policy was against the interests of the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
P. Lyons
Ouinn
Quin
G. Fisher
Quinn
Lyons
Public Relief
General Price-Welr
Messrs
E. Page
Page
Mr. Harvey
Administration of Lord Mayor's Fund Attacked
A criticism targets the administration of the Lord Mayor's Fund accusing misallocation of contributions meant for Port Adelaide relief. The report notes a complaint that funds raised were not passed on as intended and questions governance and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mayor's Fund
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide Unemployment Relief Efforts Grow
Mayor AJ W Lewis reports funds from Elder Smith & Co and others to aid Port Adelaide relief amid rising jobless numbers. No writt en replies from higher officials. volunteers and local unions mobilize boots, tunics, wood, and a shelter depot. About 1,700 on Labor Bureau rolls. 4,000 daily job seekers. 300 schoolchildren lack books. calls for Empire made goods and local relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Ube
Singbee
Pure
Adaliide Labor Bureau
Federated Storemen and Packers Union
J. W. Lewis
Leal
Wbup
C. P. Butler
Uy Sea
Wallally Alme
Newcastle coal to ship 14400 tons to Port Adelaide
About 14400 tons of Newcastle coal will be brought to Port Adelaide over the next weeks and 20000 tons ordered in South Australia from England remain. Prices in Melbourne at 2 shillings now versus 43 shillings 9 pence, with new selling price in Newcastle not yet announced. The Yarra due in June will be the first ship for general trade. Docked buyers awaiting coal for household and industrial use will be able to purchase on arrival. The Leon Minaret will reach Port Adelaide today with 6500 tons of nal the first shipment in South Australia since the mines resumed operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Port Adelaide
South Australia
England
Melbourne
Yarra
Australia
Adelaide
Rifle Shooting at Port Adelaide Sees High Scores and Tight Contests
Riflemen excel at Port Adelaide with big scores at sea yards distance. Adelaide Club fields twenty for the Mackay trophy third stage, Nelson wins best overall, Semaphore and Harley Bridge teams clash closely, Port Adelaide and McPherson notable shooters. Locking in on high scores, standings, and individual performances amid a dense field of marksmen.
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Port Adelaide
Hamley Bridge
Goodwood United
Gawler
Adelaide
Castile Lestahot
Magill
Shi Aol Nelson
Mutton
Eby
Clu
Wertury
Stewart
Ho Biscle
Hite Chi
Bieventh
Sfarey
Harley
Roberts
Asha Piy
B Gould
OJ Molder
Windle
E. A. Rudord
EH Oulms
W Kitson
Tats
Rarneth
T. PG. Cooper
Hye ¢ Ie Roberts
P. Blyth
Haumley Bridge
Twi
J. Me Bersuh
W. Poults
Tewart
Connally
Gray
Gregory
Hamleyv Pridge
Sinwerde
McPherson
W. Cras
W. B Walker
F. Baxter
1. Stewart
Jy P Wisden
A. Connally
R Sparrow
Jf E. Preserave
Germein
D. Wald
Hoh Wight
Wrecked Ship Master Suspended Ticket
The master Joseph Sims of the wrecked ship had his ticket suspended after a court found he failed to take bearings and necessary safety actions. The vessel was lost about four miles from its course, with the Port admitting a lesser certificate than required.
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Joseph Sims
Mari
Ned Peter Mortis
Sears
Forness
Unemployment for May Figures Release
Unemployment in May rose by 4ay8 from April according to Government Labor Exchange figures. Of those unemployed, 96 were engaged privately and 488 on Government work. May registrations at central and branch offices totaled 3,10 laborers, 6y youth laborers, and 1,883 tradesmen, with 512 laborers, 19 youth laborers, and 22 tradesmen employed. The on-book balance was 2,469 at month end, 245 more than last May. New May registrations reached 860. 247 had been unemployed at the start of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Fire damages vacant Rosewater weatherboard house
Detectives investigate alleged arson after oily rags were set alight beneath a vacant weatherboard house on New Castle Street Rosewater. Neighbors George Baverstock L Merde and F A Hunter helped smother the fire before the Port Adelaide Fire Brigade arrived. Miss E Russell of Unley Road owns the unoccupied dwelling.
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Rosewater
George Baverstack
Newcastle Street
L. Merde
F. A. Hunter
Baye
Birkenhead youths arrested in larceny spree
In Birkenhead during recent minor thefts of wheat bags and coal officers led by Jornnie Wain lathe, Constable Mitchell of Port Adelaide, and Constable Henschke visited homes and seized bags. Three youths were arrested on larceny charges.
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Birkenhead
Jornnie Wain
Mitchell
Port Adelaide
Henschke
Mayor's Appeal For Winter Relief To Seaport Residents
A seaport mayor issues a call for cash or material relief to aid winter needs. Citizens and relief institutions form a committee to distribute donations, with thorough investigation to avoid duplication and ensure aid reaches those in genuine need. Clothing materials and cash are accepted, with volunteers offering clothing making services.
Disputed Clearance Over Wade At Adelaide Oval
Spectator J S Wade attended Port Adelaide versus South Adelaide at Adelaide Oval amid a heated SA and Victorian League dispute over his clearance to South Melbourne. Wade, backed by South Melbourne, plans to stay in Victoria. he faces a 12 month hold before appealing to the Australian Council, delaying his football until next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
South Adelaide
Adelaide Oval
J. S Wade
South Melbourne
Hy Alexander
Wade
Melbourne
Victoria
Australian Council
Arrest at Port Adelaide during volunteer dispatch
A man was arrested near Port Adelaide after insulting volunteers who were being escorted to the railway station. Constable Tucker and Napier confronted him as he stepped from a corner and seized him, taking him to the police station for charging. Volunteers had been working on the steamer Crown at North Parade Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Nesrateiad Cnactoa
Tucker
Napier
Tron
Waterside Workers at Port Adelaide and Outer Harbor
Fourteen overseas and interstate vessels berthed at Port Adelaide and Outer Harbor on Tuesday with about 150 Waterside Workers Federation members employed. The Lippe Sapiera Kartigi and Iron Master were handled by unionists. the rest by permanent and casual shipowners’ crews. Lammer Law to berth at Birksbesd to discharge a large reassignment and Taronga shifts berth at Osborne to unload general cargo as Lammer Law ties up there on Wednesday.
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Port Adelaide
Outer Harbor
Lippe
Sapiera
Kartigi
Port Adeaide
Waterside Workers' Federation
Lammer Law
Birkesbesd
Overseas Coal Autitig
Taronga
Melbourne
Osborne
Ostorne
Property damaged charges in unclear report
In a messy report two individuals were charged with damaging chocolates and other items valued at eight shillings. Richards allegedly died in the incident or related events. A seven day imprisonment was noted, with Inspector J. E. Moblet stating the case involved a proprietor and damaged sheet lists and drinking straws. A separate drunkenness charge resulted in a fine of fifteen shillings.
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Richards
J. E. Moblet
Debt Adjustment Act case in Adelaide Sceat Court
In Adelaide, a debt adjustment case before Judge Paine involves Joseph Pat Nukieh, a Mount Aali farmer, and others seeking leave to proceed to enforce security. The judge notes respondents’ protection under the Debt Adjustment Act and emphasizes balancing applicant and respondent rights while aiming to keep litigation close to bankruptcy court procedures.
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Ronald
Adelaide
Joseph Pat Nukieh Farmer
Mount Aali
Maccleshel
Thomas, Fyeratt
Mary
Clarissa Alice Pyccott
Omald
Ube
Wonasa
Farmubeim
Aroidia
Endniry
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Woney
A. Lewis
Bort Peerm
J. Caulfield
Hatley
Stanley Teeckbarh Tenis
Woden Berman
Couit Regelar Gosatinay
Tap
Sromm
Permiapeal
Glanville Sugar
Tww
Lunch-Timme
Glanville General Motors Ausfiletery. Limited
Birken- Ahead
Eignee Pather
J. M. Hanrahan
Ae Eee
Bir
Yy OrHing
South Armstrairs
Sale Melos Company
Stabe
Asmat
Clarksons
Brade Oe
Nathan
Port Adelarte
AJ. W. Lewis
AL B
Port Adelmaé
Lewis
Lor Mayors Fund
Elder, Smith, and Lo, Ltd
G, Wood, Son, & Lo, Ltd
Wilkinson & Co, Ltd
Colonial Sugar Refining Co
Eray
Kewes Fett
Hills District
Mer Lewis
Bince
Mayor's Appeal
Port Club
Alexander
TS. O'Halloran
ACC
Scully Melbourne
Alome
Elf
South Melbourene
Re Conde
Marquich
Ae Blyth
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