AFL Yields To Roosevelt On Collective Bargaining
Washington Sunday dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor deciding to support Roosevelt’s collective bargaining policy after a sealed rebate and pressure from the president. AFL president William Green faced criticism for risking the loss of unions’ bargaining power but agreed to adhere to the New Deal approach, acknowledging social progress as slow and ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Federation of Labor
William F Green
Pirie Dispatch Notes Arrivals and Local Clergy Events
Capt Blair departs for Melbourne to start as wharf superintendent for Adelaide Steamship Co. Visitors include P Gannon of Rossiters Limited and HM Gocks of Gadbury-Fry Pascall Proprietary Limited. Several arrivals stay at Royal Exchange Hotel. St John Ambulance members attended the Pirie Trotting Club foal meeting. Revs W Il Terey D L P Richards ordained at St Augustines Port Augusta and Mission Board secretary Rev F A Marsh to depart for Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Blair
Pearre Street
Pirie West
Melbourne
Blair
Adelaide Steamship Company
A.A. Hill
St. John Ambulance Corps
Pirie and District
A. Harrison
Set. F. Finn
Tes
A. Michael
W. Sandow
W. Campbell
G. Bambridge
F. A. Marsh
Australias Hapital Foreign Mission Board
Pirie
Adelaide
Melbourne Express
Vaill
Sedeey
Intrigue in Victoria as Country Party ministry debated
In Melbourne, a political crisis stirs as talks hint at a Country Party ministry next week. Labor leader Tunnecliffe met with Governor Lord Huntingfield and promised support for a country government. Kent Hughes raised questions of alliances while Sir Stanley Argyle faced pressure over leadership amid possible constitutional dissolution expectations.
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Melbourne
Country Party
Tunneclife
Lord Hunting
Tunnecliffe
Lord Huntingfield
Lord Huntingfeld
Tunneelife
Dunstan
Government House
Tunneeliffe
Bendigo
Victoria
Ballarat
Priday
Stanley Argyle
Oaid
Kent Hughes
Labor Party
Bussack
Labor
Macfarlan
Brig. Bourchier
Mr. Dunstan
1.A.P
Folia
Mide
Man Rescued After Iron Spike Wound In Warnertown
Patrick McMahon aged man watering his garden at Warnertown fell onto a T shaped iron spike, catching his throat deeply. He freed himself after about a quarter hour, was treated by his nephew and bathed the wound, then admitted to Pirie Hospital around 4 PM for surgery and wound care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McMahon
Mr. McMahon
Ives
Warnertown
Pirie
Death of W C N Coutts in Pirie Hospital
Mr W C N Coutts died at Pirie Hospital on a Saturday evening after a week long illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W J Coutts of 2 Fourth Street Pirie West, aged 12 years and several months. Heart trouble and other complications caused his death after hospital admission ordered by Dr Forgan. The family awaited the news as he had recently been on temporary work. The will leave their home later that afternoon at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Hospital
William Clarence Nell Coutts
Mir
W. J. Coutts
Fourth Street
Pirla West
Om Prida
B. Forgan
Governor attacked over delayed government formation
Lord Huntingfield faced strong criticism at a dinner for not promptly commissioning a new Government. Speakers blamed him for leaving 17 000 sustenance workers and families foodless over the weekend while 40 000 were potentially starved. Attacks urged removal from office and questioned the Governor’s role in constitutional delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lord Huntingfield
Beardsworth
Witck
D. Cameron
Brutal Robbers Strike Melbourne Man on Lillie Bourke Street
John Kaplash a Russian visitor from Sydney staying at Gordon house Melbourne was robbed on Lillie Bourke street at midnight by two men taking 285 pounds. He received minor injuries and was treated in hospital.
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Melbourne
John Kaplash
Sydney
Gordon Flouse
Lillie Bourke Street
Koplash
Man Seriously Injured After Assault on Errol Street
An unknown man was assaulted on Errol Street in North Melbourne last night and admitted to Melbourne Hospital in a serious condition. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Errol Street
Melbourne Hospital
Attack at Fitzroy injures Mr. J. K. Farmer in Kew
Mr J K Farmer of Kew was found unconscious in a lane at Fitzroy last night and admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in serious condition. He remains unconscious tonight as another victim of the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
J. K. Farmer
Kew
Alane
Fitzroy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Death of MP A H D R Steel Maitland in London golf
London reports the death of Mr. A H D R Steel Maitland, long serving Unionist MP and former Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies. He collapsed while playing golf, having held several ministerial and party roles across the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A H. D. R. Steel- Maitland
House of Commons
Steel-Maitland Hex
Varieta C Unionist Party
Ete Board of 7
Labor
Wey
Ordination of St. Paul’s clergy at Port Augusta
The ordination took place at St Augustine’s Church Port Augusta yesterday at 10 30 am. Revs W H Terry D & Richards and JH JG Hughes were ordained by Fev Ernest Robinson with J Thomas of Willechra giving the bands. Holy Communion followed as Rev Sp J M Anthony preached. Clergy and bishop led a church procession and a large congregation, including visitors from Quorn and Pirie, attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Church Park Augusta
W. H. Terry
D. &. Richards
St. Paul's
Pirie
JH. JG. Hughes
Brotherhood
Quorn
Fev
Ernest Robinson
Bt. Augustine's
J. Thomas
Willechra
Sp. J. M. Anthony
The
Bush Brotherhood
Ehost
Cleren
Tower
Hews
JM. Cawte
Lste
Solomontown
Geoffrey Haddon
Vivian James Both
Ernest Dilena
Peterborough
G. W. Scholefield
Paul's
St. Paul’s
Terry
Tilchards
Port Augusta
Wet Month Recalls Second Wettest in 14 Years
The period ending at 8 30 a m yesterday marked heavy intermittent showers in Pirie with eleven points recorded between 8 30 am and pan A millie pein fell later in the evening The Maury period ended 8 20 am Saturday and three for the following period The month’s final entries show Saturday’s maximum 70 and minimum 52 Yesterday’s max 77 4 and min 52 24 hours ended 6 20 am 52
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Pirie
Records show 231 points in period with 44 point March high
Official records list 231 points for the period placing the second highest March total at 44 years. Three months total 414 points. In 1982 March 46 points. first quarter 489 points. Weather was oppressive with overcast skies. brief showers Saturday night did not affect the Memorial Oval trotting meeting.
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Memorial Oval
Pastoral Country Benefits Port Augusta Report
Port Augusta notes that ongoing rainfall will greatly aid pastoral areas. Green feed improves quickly after even small falls, reviving paddocks that were bare. With lambing season near, stockmen anticipate strong ewe and lamb prospects in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Augusta
Fio
Port Auguste
Ayray
Iran
Pearling Fleet Suffered Heavy Loss Off Broome Coast
A cyclone near Lacepede Islands devastates the Broome pearling fleet with over 100 feared dead and 28 luggers missing. Vessels Streeter and Marnadi’s crews saved by Koolinda, while engine pumps return to luggers increases risk to divers and crews amid the drying pearling season.
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Darwin
W. J. Clark
Pearter
Broome
Lacepede
Koolinda Nail
Streeters
Marnadi
Norman
Malekie
God Be With You Farewell Sermon at Central Mission
Rev J J Kilmartin bid farewell at Central Mission church after three years in the pulpit as he prepares to move to Navarcarte for a new ministry. He spoke of enduring faith, spiritual progress, and the need for Christians to live the gospel through deeds, stressing that true aim is to be sent from God and to seek a principled life beyond words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kilmartin
Central Mission Church
Mr. Kilmartin
Servei
Navarcarte
Pirle
Mr. Raper
God
Rome
John the Baptist
John
Jesus
Christ
Rifle Discharge Injures Youth During Weekend Trip
Richard Besanko eighteen, son of Mrs V Besanko of Goode road, was injured when a .22 rifle discharged while he rode home from a weekend shooting trip with a friend Ronald Everett. The bullet grazed his hip and struck his ankle, he completed the ride to his home, then was taken to Pirie Hospital. His condition was reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hile
Richard Besanko
V. Besanko
Goode Road
Ronald Everett
Tome
Besanko
Balmoral Road
Besanka
Malcolm Cavenet
Pirie Hospital
Adelaide
Pirie
Greek court martial sentences announced after revolt
Athens reports the president of the court martial has declared sentences for ten officers and others found guilty. Col Saraphis, who led the rising at Euelphides Military College and Eyzones Barracks, was sentenced to life imprisonment with death demanded by the prosecution. Ten more received twenty year terms, others shorter. four were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fireece
Oiecers
Col
Saraphis
Eader
Euelphides Military College
Eyzones Barracks
Eharers Lala
Fragmented sermon blessing ends with hymn plea
A damaged parish text blesses loyalty and in operation church prosperity and Christian growth. It ends with the congregation and choir singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Outlook very hopeful for mission work in Bengal
Rev. P. A. Marsh of the Australian Baptist Foreign Mission Board says missionary work in eastern Bengal, centered in the Ganges Delta, faces limited resources but a hopeful outlook as India undergoes change. He notes a central India influence, cooperation with the International Missionary Council, 19 Australian staff plus 25 total missionaries, and growing Indian interest as Christian ideals influence village centers.
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Bengal
P. A. Marsh
Australian Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Pirie
Marsh
Melbourne
India
Australia
Ganges
Mr. Marsh
Sone
Australiart
International Missionary Council
Crystal Vase For Miss Gwen Kilmartin
Round the Gulf features a Gulf trip on the motorship Moonta with nineteen passengers including M G Holman C P Glasson and A B Bertson. The event ends with a crystal vase presentation to Gwen Kilmartin amid thanks to D Marrs and W A Blen and others as a surprise gift.
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Gwen Kilmartin
Moonta
Pasenger Lst
C. Hyrtis
M_ G. Holman
Farmer
C. P. Glasson
A.B. Bertson
Kilmarin
A. ©. Kempe
T. Richardson
Smiesen
Bala
G. M. Dowting
Ofder
Clarke
X. Arald
M. Brown
Wurprise
F. Pascal
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P. Gannont
Rossiters, Limited
Central Hotel
T. J. May
Firte
Royal Exehanze Hotel
E. Wilson
J. W. Grasby and Co
Royal Exchange Hotel
A.C. Gra
Pirie and Wandearah Coursinglab
Western Australia
E E
JP. O'Halloran
Angie Street
Pirie Hospital Yeaterday
B. A. Lemm
Dorothy Street
Mien S. Dunn
Pirie Hospital Yenterdey
W. Il Terey
DL PL Richards
St. Pauls Church of
England
St. Augustine's Church
Yewleray
G. W. Gebdeield
W. Wpe
D. P. Bichards
Mr. W.C. N. Coutts
Thomas
Perth
Clark
Couray
Pike West
Ession
Round the Gulf
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