Pirie Ambassadress Contest Under Way In Glenelg Plan
First candidate announced for Pirie ambassadress to represent the town at Glenelg in October. Three candidates named with final selection expected after a public meeting. educational and sporting groups back the leading contenders amid fundraising and committee setup.
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Pirie
Glenelg
Kuselvela Owernfary
Lewtiey
Anliehate
Tee
Wegen
al Buvisy MM
Mubifeton
Maentus Teen Fy Montel
Speels
Ganera Medina Aml
Long Service Bicycles Noted by Town Council
At the first town council meeting, Alderman Heid requested a report on bicycles in repair. Garrett reports that two machines bought twenty two and a half years ago for town clerks remain in use, with several more in circulation for meter reading and messenger tasks. The council accepted the report.
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Corporation
Messrs
E. E Garrett
J. HS. Leahey
Garrett
Mudge, Chase
Lofies
Leshey
Mr. Garrett
Ryan
Doctors Fees and National Insurance Plan Proposals
Canberra proceedings reveal commission chair Brigden detailing doctor pay under the scheme. Doctors may charge for out of hours room visits, home calls, or when visits are not timely, with certificates of incapacity and kept records. Initial capitation ideas faced revisions to include travellers, non-listed patients, and annual surplus divisions.
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Canberra
National Insurance Commissioners
JB. Brigden
Royal Commission
Bunal
Wheat and Lead Dead 214.9 Ty Tom Wheat
Wheat and lead prices show 214.9 for Tom Wheat per bushel, with 2 Lit per bushel noted.
Man Fatally Shot Near Adelaide Hospital
William Hartney of Anstey Crescent Galway Gardens died after a bullet wound to the head. He was found unconscious near a fence in Rosetta Netley area. A rifle lay nearby and Hartney was taken to Adelaide Hospital where he soon died. Passersby alerted Constable Cain after finding him limb and motionless. The isolated location was about 300 yards from the nearest house.
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Adelaide
Rosetta
Netley
William Hartney
Anstey Crescent
Galway Gardens
Adelaide Hospital
Cain
Richmond
Hartney
Shambles on Battlefield Report From Avitatian Desk
Avitatian AP reports chaotic battlefield conditions near Tokio with misdirected signals and breakdowns in operations. Marshal Wurehwe, commander of the eastern forces, faces pressure as tactical confusion and damaged routes hamper response.
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Avitatian Associated Press
TOKIO
Tuewlay
Simf der Wettak
Wurehwe
Novokiesske
Jews in Prison Camps Report Harsh Nazi Treatment
London’s News Chronicle cites July deaths in Buchenwald with inmates kept on forced labor up to 14 hours daily. Berlin police dispute figures while recounting confiscation of ashes for a fee and a Vienna doctor’s reported suicide tied to Jewish doctor ban.
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London
Buchenwald
Weimar
News Chronicle
Berlin
Vienna
Rudolf Leider
Ktig
Pirie's Electricity Works Surplus Reported by Town Council
A financial statement for Pirie Corporation Electricity Works presented at the latest town council meeting shows a revenue surplus of £572 14s 4d, with total assets including poles street finishing and sub stations. The council discusses renewals, extensions, and maintenance with plans to have the electrical engineer provide details before the next meeting.
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Pirie Corporation
Ectricity Works
Tewn Council
Hinday
Jane 1O
ENA En Gables
Ae LY
Arvolinis
Binet
Wiht
Electric Light Committee
Ald
Davis
Warman
P Ald. Reid
Canton Bombardment Report As Chinese Advance Hurts Japanese
Canton endured three air raids today with the third the fiercest. One hundred twenty dead and 150 injured. Chinese forces threaten from the north bank of the Yangtze, hammering at Mangie and Tatho. They recaptured a hill over Kiang and repelled a Japanese landing 35 miles from the town while disabling four Japanese warships.
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Canton
Yanstze
Mmangie
Tatho
Kivkiang
Durham Loses Home Side Collapse In Tilt
Disrupted play and a late collapse doomed Durham at home as the visiting team surged ahead. The match featured several standout performances by players listed in the roster, with key contributions from Austin and Collins as the crowd watched closely.
Admiral Karpfanger Still Missing
Sydney reports on the disappearance of Admiral Karpfanger with no sign found. The Leuna, a German freighter with 60 aboard, travels from New Zealand toward Cape Horn via Montevideo and the South Atlantic, maintaining a close watch.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Cape Horn
South Australia
Monte Video
South Atlantic
Hamburg
Paying for Offences in Adelaine Legislation Confusion
A fragmentary report shows discussion around paying for offences with references to Adelaine, a legislative council, and substitutions. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
Youths body found in Ballarat park mystery deepens
Melbourne report details the death of Roy Hall an 18 year old military trainee from Colm living in Ballarat His body lay beneath Victoria Park early today he had left home to attend Ballarat Drill Hall and did not arrive The stomach contents were sent to the Government Analyst for examination to determine cause of death
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Melbourne
Roy Hall
Colm
Ballarat
Victoria Park
Hall
Yiton Street
School of Mines
Bread price may rise if flour tax aids wheat growers
An opinion in the bakery trade warns a flour tax tied to a wheat bounty could lift bread costs. Housewives' Association president Mrs Allen says bread is central to the diet and an increase hits low income earners hardest. Wheat price stabilization and bounty size determine the tax impact.
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Housewives’ Association
Adelaida
8. Allen
HG. Annells
John Durt Industries
Jing & Son
South
South Wales
City Eli
Legislative powers AUEL AU proposal to reform Commonwealth state powers
Mr Bagat gave notice in the Legislative Council of a motion proposing a convention of Commonwealth and State representatives to draft amendments. The proposal argues for review of legislative powers, possible expansion for the Federal government, and restricting Commonwealth powers where overlapping with states causes disability or confusion.
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Commonwealth
Bagat
Legislative Council
Aircraft Factory Dispute Nearing Settlement
MELIVUINE Tuesday unions complain of a factory dispute at the aircraft plant. Secretary V Stout of the Trudten Hull Council sent telegrabs to the Labor Ministry seeking a settlement and the parties agree to discussions. Dominionate Aircraft Corporation manager Wackett said proposals for talks exist and a conference could be held, with federal authorities monitoring the case as workers resist prior conditions.
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Melivuine
Weentdanre
V. Stout Tarecetary
Hull Counell
Lsumerine
Axkirs Wii I
Cabin
Wackett
Manaere
Dominonwealtte Aircraft Corporation
Sovonferen'e Cauhd Ie
Yeork
Ana Federal Ward
Furve
Rompany
Forcing Dispute to Head at Metro Tank Works Yard
A disputed labor standoff involves the Amestganato Emetterrine Vib folareuws at Mesmazrye to tie the SyUhey Des Hetlers. Union leaders warn the extension could affect Lith eo and Harden Inlaid Naval Dock Yard with about 4,000 Lavi. Government duty promises intervene to break the sapute and curb outages as construction workers seek settlement under Hall Disputes committees guidance.
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SyUhey Des Hetlers
Hie
Union
Maval
Vriles Hall
Trekk Repeated Afrikanders Visit Voortrekker Route
In Capetown a pair of old design wagons drawn by red Afrikander oxen journey from van Risboeck’s abode toward Pretoria, aiming to mark Dingana’s Day with a Voortrekker memorial. Traffic paused as mounted organizers and families in period dress led the parade. A two-century-old cannon fired a salute at the castle as the movement began.
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Capetown
Red Afrikander
van Risboeck
Voortrekkers
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Cape
Pretoria
Dingada
Voortrekxer Mmemorial
Snyman
Bhod
Seek 48 Hour Week ADELAIDE News Report
Tuesday report on a general strike threat by all daily paid Government institute employees in Adelaide. The move follows months of negotiations for a shorter week from 56 hours, with a proposed path including a strike, continued negotiations, and potential pay protection if hours are cut. The Government Hospitals Industrial Board has agreed on a reduction but has not implemented it.
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Adelaide
Government Institute
F. K. Nieass
Government Workers’ ‘Association
Industrial Board
Government Hospitals Industral Board
Nicast
Death of Mr C Castine Secretary and Rifle Club Figure
Adelaide reports the death of Mr Claude Castine in Magill after a short illness. A prominent secretary of the South Australian Rifle Association since 1905, he served in the Boer War, later joined the Defence Department, and helped organise rifle clubs. He left a wife and two children. funeral at Magill Cemetery tomorrow at 2 pm.
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Adelaide
Claude Castine
South Australian Rifle Association
Casline
Defence Department
Organisation of Therife Clubs
Keswick
Keewick
Kangaroo Island
Rifle Asociation
Castine
No. L
Rifle Clubs’ Union
South Australis
Hir
Magill Cemetery
Trouble in Czech-Slovak tensions flare in Sudeten region
Reports from Prague describe protests and violence as Sudeten Germans clash with local residents. Injuries rise after incidents at Fluankerwall and Saag, with assaults on a chauffeur and several others. Mediation efforts by Lord Runelian aim to resolve a demand for autonomy by 3,500,000 Sudeten Germans as documents are issued.
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Eneliah
Unrinian
Prague
Gaeek
Runelmann
Ixurulind Thaskes
Corte
Sudetena
Dionne quintuplets suffer throat infection delay home return
The Dionne quintuplets are ill with a throat infection and will be kept in the house for a week. Father explains Emile has not nourished since Saturday, while Dr. Brown confirms the diagnosis. Despite concerns, doctors say the children are sturdy and should recover.
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Gueaeg
Puraday
Dionne
Conver
Emile
Brown
Datoe
Dee Girls
Pittio Han
Flood Damage Debate Over Pirie West Water Main
At the latest Piso Town Council meeting Cr. Warman complained of flooding on Rodda Street Pirie West caused by a burst water main. He said the water works were notified but slow to respond, washing away a footpath and flooding properties. Dr Sly and others questioned responsibility and urged immediate investigation and repairs by the town clerk.
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Piso Town
Coane
Warman
Rodda Street
Pirie West
Focal Water Works
Taealvine
Sly
Sten
Corporation
de Cr. Warman
Bookmakers Alarmed By Tote in Melbourne Circuit
Bookmakers in Melbourne venues Flemington Caulfield and Moonee valley fear tote betting growth. They agree to cap bets at five shillings on single selections while backers take the odds up to 45 with taxation paid. Operators warn tote has drawn many former clients and vow protection measures.
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Melboutne
Usikmakers
Flemington
Caulfield
Mooneevyulet
Hae
Fern
Personal notices from Pirie Hospital admit L Gererd
Mr. L. Gererd of Sixth Street has been admitted to the curpical ward of Pirie Hospital. Mr. Brittain of King Street is an inmate of Pie Hompnat sty. Galiia was tat ih beck secretary of the movement to select an
Whyalla Welcomes Largest Plane Yet Lands From Adelaide
Early morning crowds in Whyalla gathered to see Australian National Airways DC2 with 14 passengers arrive from Adelaide en route to Perth to pick up two Kalgoorlie passengers. The Lockheed from Guinea Airways was delayed at Darwin due to engine trouble and did not call. The Douglas and Lockheed were slated to exchange mail at Whyalla, weather permitting, alongside Imperial Airways flying boat schedules. A Silver City smelter plane also landed, then departed for Kalgoorlie.
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Yalla
Douglas
Lockheed
Mie
Imperial Airways
Darwin
Australia
Dutch East Indies
Otlock
Whyalla
Broken Hill Associated Smelters
Silver City
Wheraila
Kalgoorlie
Third training plane for Pirie aero club praised as best in Australia
Spencer Gulf Aero Club in Whyalla and Pirie region welcomed a new Tiger Moth, the third aircraft for the club. Pilot Mr PG Graham described it as the best equipped training plane in Australia. Graham test flew it on Monday and returned to Whyalla. T We Searle earned an A licence in Pirie yesterday.
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Spencer Gui Aero Club
Aero Ceb
PG. Graham
Astrictor
Australis
Wight
Graham
Whyalla
T. We Searle
Pirie
Spencer Gulf Aero Club
Trotting Club Request At Pirie Town Council Meeting
Pirie Town Council heard a deputation from the Pinta District Trotting Club seeking permission to remove and relocate saddling areas and adjust entrances to expand facilities for racing and stabling. The club promised to fund required works and provide safer, improved access, contingent on satisfactory safety and planning arrangements.
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Pintaistrict
Ghib Messrs
F. W. Scholz
WW. Fiddaman
Easio
Seaith— Tienterm
Pointest Wat
Mary
Raes
Faction- 1
Ryem
Monde
Davis
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Amalinated Engineering Union
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Swield
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Footscray
Vitiathien
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