Barier council backs co operation with Pirie Whyalla visit
Barrier Industrial Council urged a three centre front with Pirie and Whyalla unions to visit Broken Hill. Council debated financing a delegation with Pirie and Whyalla, appointing a committee to plan future steps and awaiting reactions from allied unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Whyalla
Barrier Industrial Council
Pirie and
Trades and Labor Councils
A. Kersten
Three
Pirie
Whyalle le
Bruken
Alan
Thom
Man sentenced in Parkside case over aggressive assault
Howard Herbert He Laine Mills, 44, of St Helen Street Parkside, jailed for two months after pre trial accusations of accosting a girl near East Parklands and near Flinders Street School. The court heard Mills had prior complaints and a 19 70s conviction, with the prosecutor stating Mills pursued the victim and caused fear during the incident near Victor Park.
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Adelaide
Westley
Jane
Wile
Norwood Court
Howard Herbert
Laine Mills
St. Helen Street
Parkside
J. Rennoaty
Stewart
Tia Mills
Atlin
Irly
Juan Ay
Dyriuch
East Parklands
Flinders Street School
Mills
Victor Park
Doreen Gaynor Breaks Toe in Jolly Term Trophy at Birkalla
At the Adelaide Plumpton Coursing Club meet in Birkalla Doreen Gaynor, favorite for the principal stake, broke a toe after winning her third round against Lucinda's Chief in the Jolly Term Trophy. She advanced to the final with a bye in the fourth round as Forbes presided over a two day event ending today. Final results include Jervois Bonny winning the Winter Stake and Powder and Patches taking the Jolly Team Stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda
Birkalla
Doreen Gaynor
A.” Forbes
Adelaide Plumpton’ Coursing
Jervois Bonny
Baraker
JOLLY
Do Doreen Gaynor
Glenelg
Willie Win
Ant Mamley Hoytevens
Goodwill
Fragmented Readable Lines Signal Odd Archivist Clip
Unclear OCR fragment shows a string of names and phrases including Mistery terms and place-like words. Readable elements mention relations and titles but contain numerous garbled portions. Provides minimal coherent event or persons for firm summary.
Was Timber Unsafe at Broken Hill South Mine Inquest
South Mine inquest heard evidence on alleged marking of broken timber by Carlin a mullocker at the Broken Hill South mine disaster. Witnesses described bowed caps near a chute and a truck, and Carlin was said to remark unsafe timber while promising repairs before filling.
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Broken Hill
Carlin
Broken Hill South
Claude Attrill
Cape
Caelin— Aurrill
Blanche Greenfield Attrill
Mullocker
South Mine
Dune Hohe
Fata
Bre
Wis
Atvill
Charles Stanley Preston
Wayland
Stope No. 39
Stope
J. J. Davoren
Workers’ Industrial Union
Collins
Extraordinary assault on Parliament House by 50 men
Friday scenes in Parliament House when about 50 men armed with batons, linked to the League for Social Justice, stormed the chamber during a Labor meeting. Police restored order after a tense confrontation with Premier W. Forgan Smith and aides, with batons seized and statements on prosecution expected.
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Hrishane
Parliament House
League of Social Justice
Labor Party
Ululop
Roon Street
Garvoil
Convaiss
Desneen
Ninta
K. Alordan
Statia
Meebel
Forzan Smith
Nuvine
Japan Not Allied With Axis Powers Report
Australian Associated Press dispatch from Loxton notes no Tokio confirmation of Japan joining Germany and Italy. Officials deny Axis talks, while Britain and U.S. anti British campaigns in China trigger tensions. Japanese anti-British actions disrupt missions and threaten congregations. U.S. embassy lodges strong protests over American protection.
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Australian Associated Press
Loxton
Tokio
Japan
Axis
China
Roosevelt
Italy
Germany
America
Far East
Chungking
Taiyuanfu
Shansi
Tankow
United States
Mayor's Son Has Quiet Day
Mr George Threadgold said his son, in Pirie Hospital for 13 days, had a quiet day and showed progress since Thursday. The doctor reported satisfaction with the young man’s condition after a period of improvement following illness.
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Australia
Mepeies
George ‘Threadgold
Pirie Hospital
W.H Threadgold Gayor
Winselt
Cheery Jack Favorite in Australia Hurdle at Caulfield
Cheery Jack is marked as the pronounced favorite for the Australia Hurdle at Caulfield tomorrow and is expected to start at a short price after strong backing today. Other notable runners include Green Cape Restiard and Mac Bevan with Cape Race rumored doubtful for the race.
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Melbourne
Cheery Jack
Australia
Caulfield
Mustella
Deckford
Mac Devon
Restiard
Mac Bevan
Bridge of Des
Referee Stops Fight In Welsh Middleweight Clash
In Liverpool last night referee disqualified Australian middleweight Fred Henneberry for unfair head use in the third round of his bout with Cal Jones, Wales' middleweight champion. Jones led on points early, opened a cut over his left eye, and the decision halted after Henneberry charged with his head down. Henneberry protested, saying he felt he was warming up and could have won if continued.
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Whyalla
Newcastle
Kersten
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association
Brokenill
H.W. Brownick
Wereted
London
Fred Henneberry
Cal Jones
Liverpool
Jones
Wales
Henneberry
Britain
Exeland
George Davis
Shenneberry
Hem
Frank McDonald Admitted To Pirie Hospital Ward
Mr Frank McDonald of Esmondrei is progressing satisfactorily after admission to the surgical ward of Pirie Hospital on Wednesday Major HT Harslett of Gladstone has been promoted to Lieutenant colonel commanding the 4/7ird Light Horse Regiment Messrs Cocks Geyer and Sabey to return to Pine on Iron Day from a ten day fishing trip at Corny Point
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Frank McDonald
Esmondrei
Pirie Hospital
HT. Harslett
Gladstone Follleee
Geyer
G. Sabey
Pine
Corny Point
Coldest Night in Seven Years at Pirie
Thursday night brought Pirie its coldest reading in seven years at 33 degrees below zero. The frigid air froze taps and pipes, delaying water access as a thick frost covered streets and homes. Locals faced a stiff breeze and deep winter conditions across the town.
Sharp Cold Grips Region with Freezing Temperatures
Thermometer readings show a severe cold snap with highs near 65 and lows around 33, ice coating vessels up to a quarter inch. Official records trace back to 1822, noting only a few colder nights, with Thursday night near 3 to 4 degrees as an extreme low. Officials warn of continued freezing conditions and potential damage.
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Williams
Greenkeeper
Asing Chub
Coldest morning of the year hits Adelaide region
Adelaide records the year’s coldest morning with a widespread frost across the state. Yongala registers 25 degrees and is named the coldest town. Mr. L. J. Cook explains frost effects on top growth and crop health, noting late frosts cause damage. Visitors to Pirie include Rev. Jay Asser and Mrs. Asser of Laura. Mr. M. Zubiinich of Dwight- Lloyd department resumes work after a fortnight out of the country.
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Pirie
Jay
Mrs. Asser
Laura
M. Zubiinich
Dwight- Lloyd Department
Adelaide
C. B. Tompkin
Co-operative Building Sects
Tompkins
Oodnadatta Wes
Yongala
L. J. Cook
Lead rises again in London metal market summary
London metal quotas show another rise in prices with copper up across spot and forward markets and electrolytic, tin steady then up, lead forward and spot up, spater steady, silver and gold mixed with modest declines and open market unchanged at £78 6d per ounce.
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Adelaide
London
Federal bounty plan to aid Australian shipbuilding
The government will introduce legislation in the next session to establish bounties for shipbuilding in Australia. Up to £50,000 yearly for fleets under construction with new tonnage targets and gradual reductions based on vessel size to stimulate output and employment in the industry.
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Canberer
Australia
Inmate of Pine Hospital Ward Attends Funeral Party
Me, J. Edwards of Pirie Estate, an inmate, notes Mrs Frank Ibbott and others visiting Pirie on Thursday and returning to Adelaide. Sune M Griffiths recovers from a Tex fracture. Moser Alan Chesson, son of Fa Chesson, confined to bed for five weeks, shows progress. Wreaths for Mrs J Bevari funeral arrive from Miss F, J Hamley, and Mrs L Doyle as Mille r passengers fly Miller airliner yesterday.
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J. Edwards
Pirie Estate
Pine Hospital
Frank Ibbott
Max Thbott
Merle Goldsworthy
Ray
Milly
Pirie
Adelaide
Sune M. Griffiths
Moser Alan Chesson
Fa. Chesson
Mary-Elie Street
Simon
Funes
J. Bevari
F Oand
J. Hamley
L. Doyle
Australian Women’s Golf Upset at Ton Championship
Victoria’s Hulis Keinot defends title in a surprise victory at the Austen ton Sons’ championship. She defeats New South Wales’ Mrs. Clive Robinson by seven holes to become the last South Australian remaining in the field.
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Byork
Austen Ton Sons
Ise Hulis Keinot
Victoria
Jehan
Hswn Shephard
Clive Robinson
N.S.W
Shore
Wheat Market Slips as Bearish Cables Hit Chicago and Winnipeg
The wheat market remained inactive with merchants maintaining limits at 1/8 cent per bushel as farmer interest wanes. Advices from abroad were bearish, futures fell except Winnipeg which closed very steady and hardened options. American cables cite cooler weather in the northwest and spring crop prospects as bearish, with Winnipeg declining before buying to recover. Private U S spring harvest estimates sit around 183 million bushels, Canada’s Prairie crop seen near 89 million, with prior day and May estimates reflecting heat damage.
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Adelaide
Winnipeg
Liverpool
C. W. Anderson Wes i
North-West
Chicago
United States
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Pirie Farmers On Price Plea For Wheat
District farmers visiting Pirie voiced diverse views on wheat quotas and pricing. A.T. Oswald opposed quotas and urged 1/ a bushel, while I.G.C Goode favored 4 a bushel at sidings with a 4/2 rate for small holders. M. Middleton saw the London quota as a possible remedy and hoped for better prices for primary producers.
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Pirie
London
A. T. Oswald
Lowerton
Australia
I. G. C Goode
Goode
Mr. M
Mr. Badman
Sydney UAP Needs New Leader Amid Dissolution Talks
Sydney on Friday reports Wyeth naming the United Australia Party leader candidates. Three men vie for leadership: Afr Richardson Minister of Labor and Industry, Mr Spooner former Minister of Works, and Mr Mair the Treasurer. Political circles fear Parliament dissolution as a likely solution to the delicate situation.
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Sydney
WYETH
United Australia Party
Afr. Richardson
Labor and Industry
Spooner
Works
Mair
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Common Front For Unions
Barrier
Wrvaliar
Piife
Maan Am Hation
Anid Mir
Karsten
Winhyalle
Longry Lad Geen
Lon
Matos
Ionaries
Aoshi Hoe
M. Shy
Dons
Sharpe
Lhvis
Counell ‘Avor
Vol
Davin Tehe
Erin Jt
Seine
Sun
Hh Muni
Hromuleh
Intic
Meebisi
Munnami
Metth. Davis
Wecondee
Broken HU
Hinken Wiki
Hue
Sountererned
Mere Sversten
Cate
Tela
Winindee
Vryken
Biddie
Happy Wolves
Ste
Duthie
Wy’ Gilsy
Enterprise
Muzel
Pan
Queensland
Labor Selection
Ald. Davis
H. D. Russell
Tereie
Cooper
Gaunetl Chamber
Gemiboys
St. Paul's Church of England
Manly
Withh
League For Sortal Justice
Jutay
Thiradgold
Davis
Russell
J. M. Beerworth
Northern District
Legislative Council
Rocky River
Assembly
J. ©. Fitzgerald
House of Assembly
Recorder
Ominglions
Labor
Labor Conference
A.W. “Acey
Threadgold
Grey
Northen
Hec. Hawkins
Commonwealth
R.G. Menzies
Menzies
London Metal Market
Tom
U.ap
MR. Spooner
Dartford
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