Metallurgical Conference Draws 200 Plus Attendees
More than 200 metallurgists and mining professionals from across Australia and New Zealand are expected to attend the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy gathering in Pirie and Whyalla. The weeklong program includes a reception, papers, and a dinner in the town hall with leaders from Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide.
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Weinical College
Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pirie
Whyalla
Western Australia
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Suielders
Smelters
Lalfren
Hertown
Wire
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Bool
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Oureen
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Pniversity
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Salter
Syilney
Melbourne
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Meloourne
Theanpson
Mites
Ellie Clerk
Sydney
Reketmoun
Ing
Stueltine Gompany
Port
Sdney
Helly uiMlyst
Mines Department
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Met
Jusines
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Ty Chittleburedzh
Welwourny Technical Gulleel
Ayckhouse
Ueturer
Ebem- Isley
Hambly
Lesturer
Melbourneniversity
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Felis Sepaptiwat
Atustraane
Metirka
Miller
Howard
Adelaide
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Saue Neyer Central
W. Aplin
Wontacet Sehoo
Mille Theil
Acie Meiers
Newhet Hi Associated Smothers
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Meeers
Maneveh
AG. Ball
I. Bretsetoner
Fineh
Foyte
Roodteilo
OF. Hall
James
Willams
K. Stacey
A Hall
PF Whitworth
Met Tvory
Unemployed Worse Off in Address Debate
In Sydney's Children Court a man endured a four razor slash incident. Adelaide report notes Premier position on unemployment and government rewards for sacrifices amid low mood, urging action to aid the unemployed and address education and welfare concerns.
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Sydney
Surry Ills
Adelaide
Hintsuay
R. S. Richards
Labor
Education Costs Rise and Political Debate in 1834
The record notes 1834 state education costs at £088,874 and 1826-7 costs rising to $1,098,099. Debate centers on taxing, expenditure, and education policy with ministers and MPs questioning governance. A push for wholesale tax cuts clashes with rising outlays as officials discuss finance and industrial decentralisation.
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Butler
Financier for Trial Alleged False Pretence Melbourne
Alleged false pretence case in Melbourne charges Frank Charles Robert Tlewitt with falsely claiming ownership of three valuable properties and that his company assets were worth £42.00. Evidence showed he discussed marriage with Miss Alma Adams before she paid money.
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Hawthorn
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40 Hour Week Demonstrations Planned Across South Australia
The Trades and Labor Council committee on the 40 hour week has urged simultaneous demonstrations in Adelaide and country centers. It plans meetings early in September at Pirie Whyalla Peterborough Wall and Kadina with other towns joining to cooperate.
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Pirie
The
Trades and Labor Council
Whyalla
Peterborough
Walla Kadina
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear metal trade note
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses metals and markets with scattered terms like Adatyallan Minus and Lunda Metal Ex. The text contains misread prices, traders, and references to standards but lacks coherent details or identifiable events.
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Adleatle
Phursdas
Abeuelat
Tunis
Unclear sports play notes with mixed symbols and names
A fragmentary notebook style record shows unclear basketball action with forwards, wings, and substitutions. Many garbled terms and numbers hinder specific team or player identification.
Revered Priest J G Rourke Farewell Night at St Mark's
Last night a tribute by the Children of Mary Sodality and St Mark's parishioners honored Very Rev. J G Rourke who after 42 years departs for Georgetown. Speeches, gifts including linen, silver, and a linen tablecloth marked the farewell as clergy and lay members expressed gratitude and prayed for his continued health.
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Children of Mary Sodality
Irv Pirie
J. G. A Rourke
Georgetown
Sisters of the Good Samaritan
Madeline Smith
St Mark's Church
Aileen Besant
ov'Hyurke
Bassani Linden
George Tui
Weilis
Bis
J. G. O'Rourke
Linguitst
Pirie
J. Heylen
Cis
Eirt UY
Solomontown
King Street
Solo- Telit
Motown
R Gray
Pire West
Bieta
P. F. Finlay
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
Hroud Trafic
A. Anne An Keene
Meschke
Ten Injured Trams in Collision at Suynty
Ten trams sustained injuries in a collision near a stopping place. The incident occurred as trams from Ville and Brome directions collided, causing damage to several cars and blocking the line. Emergency crews attended. condition of some riders is described as serious.
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Isso
Ville
Asme
Blass
Sisi
Disliked Chairman Bias Claim in Industrial Board Case
An Adelaide Industrial Court session heard employee representatives allege bias against chairman J H Vaughan. F K Nieuss urged replacement with B E B Schumacher, noting unresolved disagreements since July 8. President Kelly deferred decision, adjourning the matter to Thursday.
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Adelaide
Industrial Board
Vaughan
Kelly
Wheat Slump Lowers Adelaide Market Prices
In Adelaide on Thursday the focal wheat market showed a slump of 2d with 2 bushels recorded. Merchants bid 410 a bushel for farmers trucks at Port Adelaide and main outports, reflecting weak demand and expectations of North American and European shortages. Prices hint at a softer market as Australian farmers hold large stocks.
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Port Adelaide
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R. K. Jasper in Serious Condition
R K Jasper, of Augusta, is reported in serious condition with pneumonia after a train journey via Pirie Junction to Alice Springs. Dr H L E Walmsley, ex‑Pirie resident, visited, and Mr and Mrs J M Turpin were passengers during the day trip with family at the bedside.
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Uaktetil
Alp
Vert
Metivatrie University
Herbert Tepp
Melbonene
Melbourne
Mel Lampne
Dimes Hall
Melbournes
H. L. E. Walmsley
Pirie
Forday
J. M. Turpin
Glenelg plebiscite figures and Pirie travel notes
Many Central Australian passengers travelled through Pirie on the new route. Commonwealth Railway officials S J Seery and J Rice were among the travelers from Port Augusta to Pirie. A railway inquiry paused after Mr Barker’s evidence, with next week set for further sessions.
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Commonwealth Railways Superintendent of Electrical and Signals Branch
Pirie
Alice Springs
Messrs. J. Rice
Hawker
Adelaide
Tebor
S. Harcourt
J. D. Barker
K.E. Bardolph
R. S. Russell
Melbourne
Glenelg
Broken Hill
Barker
Russell
Fort
R. J. Hopkins
Smelters Research
Robert Williamson
J. M. Williamson
Senate Road
Gawler Road
Adelaide Hospital
Williamson
G. Dey
National Safety Council of
South Australia
Ozone Theatre
Central Australia
Pirie Junction
Commonwealth
Port Augusta
Messrs. He, Watson
Commonwealth Railways
N. Jones
S.J. Seery
Frommonwealth Railways
Port August
Coal Mines Dispute Faces Miner Demands in Canberra
In Canberra on Thursday miners demand a reasonable offer as a coal mine dispute continues. The report notes fluctuations in Australia’s railway earnings and bank deposits, with figures showing year over year changes and per capita averages, reflecting broader economic conditions during the period.
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Canberra
Savings Bank
Australia
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