Whitford Urges Change In Hotel Trading Hours Adelaide Debate
In Adelaide this afternoon Mr BB Whitford urged amending hotel hours from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and extending bar opening near markets. He argued current six o’clock closing fuels illicit after hours activity and favored permits for clubs and guests with proper registers and safeguards. The bill also addresses wine sales in vineyards and unregistered drinkers.
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BB. Whitford
Legislative Council
Whitford
Hawaii Clipper Disaster Reported In Confused Dispatch
A damaged, garbled account describes a Hawaii Clipper disaster with references to a vessel, aircraft, and electrical phenomena. The text mentions a master, a fire, and an incident attributed to lightning and water drops, but many names and details are unreadable.
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Seluulas
Taupius
Wulveenity
Indte
Wanslenn
Fight in New Guinea claims Papuan life
In Morobe district, Upper Liros River area, a clash between natives and a Government patrol left one Papuan dead and a native constable seriously wounded. A government officer was on the scene to investigate.
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Canberra
Liros River
Morobe District
New Guinea
Labor Seeks Unity Ahead of Imminent Federal Election
Mr Graves said Curtin’s visit aimed to tighten the organisation of the party and visit all states. The Labor move toward a Federal election was described as imminent, though the claim was later contradicted. A spokesman for the movement said there is more in it than meets the eye.
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Graves
Curtin
Sweeney
Bishop
Thomas Malcolm Manfield
Sandard
Lang and Heffron Factions Rally Across State
Lang and Heffron factions prepare to tour key centers in a united effort to back their shared position. Leaders Hott Mr Luna and Mr Metron will review centers as part of coordinated outreach aimed at consolidating support.
Notable Arrivals and Departures At Pirie Hospital and Beyond
Mr Tom Hayball, an inmate of Pirie Hospital for three weeks, expects further work in the institution. Secretaries and officials including S O Flahersy discuss patients discharged from Pirie Hospital. Prof J A Maxwell of Clarite University visits Australia to study federal and state financial relations while assisting Melbourne economics teaching. Mr B D Rivett, son of Sir David Rivett, heads to Europe with ties to scientific leadership. Brighton pianist Raymond O Connell, winner of a £300 Royal School of Music prize, sails to England and the Continent to pursue studies. Mr Charles Dietman of Port Lincoln plans travel with his party.
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South Australian
E O'Brien
Pirie Hospital
W. J. Gummen
America
J. A. Maxwell
Clarite University
Worcester
Mam
UAA
Australia
Melbourne University
Tait
B. D. Rivett
David Rivet
Council of Sciemitic and Industrial, Botany
France
Rumia
Brighton
Victoria
Raymond O'Connell
Royal School of Music
London
Moreton Bay
England
Continent
Charles Dietman
Port Lincoln
Adulterated milk cases heard at Pirie Police Court
UK news report from Pirie Police Court detailing charges against James Tobin Rex Howard Manfield Thomas Manfield and R Baker for selling adulterated milk. Evidence centers on solids not fat and water content with inspectors noting samples and cart drivers, and judges reserving penalty pending further cases.
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Pirie
Tobin
Sweeney
Bishop
M. Jones I
Matt
Milk Standard Violations Lead to Small Sentences in Court
The court found several milk traders guilty of selling below standard milk and adding water. Defendants Tobin and Manfields were fined £2 to £3 each, while Baker received £3. The judge noted most defendants appeared honest, attributing deficiencies to misfortune or milk settling, not deliberate fraud.
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Sweeney
Rex Howard Manfield
Baker Wer
Sid
Tobin
Manfields
Baker
Ao Small
Blood warfare in Spain stirs as rebel siege tightens
London dispatch says Loyalist courts report Cywwite despotate weakens while Francoist forces press on near Santander. Fallouts include Ship losses, air raids, and large prisoner counts as rebels clash with shore batteries and foreign volunteers in late July fighting across Spain.
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Spain
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Cervera
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Thermometer report shows early market closes and rates
Yesterday's maximum reached 7.6 in the Thermometer reading while the minimum for 2 percent yields ended at 8:30 am. the data notes 42 as a closing figure.
Rights of Minorities in Sudeten Case Ongoing Talks
London reports Runciman optimistic about mediation to Prague on the Sudeten question. Polish and Hungarian groups in Czechoslovakia press for greater self rule as Hitler seeks equality for Sudeten Germans as a path to broader negotiations. A long term autonomy plan may ease tensions, with a far horizon for full agreement.
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Drunken party at Reservoir Hotel reported in Adelaide court
Adelaide police described a midnight scene at Reservoir Hotel in Thorndon Park where four men and two girls faced charges. Accounts say a group drank heavily, with witnesses and constables present as streams of dialogue and disruptions unfolded, including assertions of unlawful behavior and statements about a high line.
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Thorndon Park
Adelaide Police Cours
Zaan
Noah Francia Tubhol
Grey Town
Joyer Pollard
Portland Road
Ston
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the Summ Witress
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Bertram Raymond Por- Tenus
Toreman
Bedford Atret
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Otor
Hart Street
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Tika
Dinan
Venning
Widy
Dutch Officials Seek Labour Market Insight for Australia
An Australasian Council of Trade Unions inquiry questions the Australian labor market conditions. Dutch officials indicated in broadcasts that unemployment concerns were being addressed back home in Holland.
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Australasian Council of ‘Trade Unions
Holland
Russians and Japanese Clash on Manchukuo Border
Battles roared anew near Changkufeng as Soviet and Japanese forces still contest the border. Tokyo says not decisive. Moscow claims Japanese repulsed with heavy losses and Soviet heights held. Observers warn the clash could widen into a major war as air actions and frontier skirmishes continue.
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Changkafeng
Machukuo
Kures
Sontlaue
Trontier
Japa
Istata
Kuselan Malnisnd
Railways Revenue Deficit and Tax Revenue Figures
The report notes a railway revenue deficit of 9,900 in Melbourne with a department saving 30,000 under sectacoetih Tees. It records a coal mine deficit and a general revenue surplus or deficit forecast, valuing overall revenue higher at an estimated 30,090, implying a surplus later in the year.
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Melbourne
Wedgerney
Umemploymore
Howson Breaks Collarbone in Moonee Valley Hurdle
Melbourne rider Newson aboard Exaggerer suffered a left collarbone fracture when his mount fell in the Triad Hurdle at Moonee Valley today. The incident ends his ride early as officials report the injury.
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Melbourne
Newson
Moonee Valley
Saved by One Adelaide in Wheat Debate Adjourment
Government discussion on Wheat debate stalls after remarks by Stott and Seth. Mr Dolph moves adjournment while Mr Barlolph and others push to leave the wheat issue unresolved and move to other business.
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Adelaide
Messrs. Stott
Seth
Dolph
Barlolph
Government ration policy dominates party talks in parliament
Government ration policy surfaces as a key issue as Degeed’s faction lags while the Ministerial party pushes for completion of the a ha that Liberal and Country Party members advocate, signaling tense debates over policy timing.
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Liberal and Country Party
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