Four Die As Air Force Plane Crashes At Arthur's Seat
Four air force crew members including Pilot Officer RS Symonds of Adelaide were killed when a navigation training flight crashed into the mountain side near Arthur's Seat. An investigation by the Air Accidents Investigation Committee found the engines functioned until impact and no structural fault. the altimeter and weather conditions were uncertain, with a funeral planned in Adelaide and a forthcoming official report to the Defence Minister.
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Adelaide
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Set. M. Gillespie
Air Accidents Committee
Kaito
Wheat and Lead Prices Reported in Historical Trade
Wheat price listed at 2.114 tunnes and lead at £14 716 per ton, indicating market values from the era. The figures reflect commodity costs and currency notation used in the period.
Tracking a £500 Dairy Farm Robbery in Eden Valley
The case centers on a £500 theft from a dairy on Mr. W Crane's Eden Valley farm. A black tracker followed a trail to an arrest of a 73-year-old bachelor and his housekeeper who were away during the burglary. About 100 sovereigns valued at £200 and £300 in notes were stolen after the thief unlocked the dairy door.
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Eden Valley
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Liquor Sale Hours Debate Hints at Government Action
Enquiry unlikely to alter liquor sale hours. Legislative Council members oppose private efforts to change hours. Royal commission supported by HAL Soult could be appointed, with government holding back on action.
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Legislative Council
Ilelal Cireles
Horliamen
Hal Soult
Truce in Manchukuo Reported By Moscow Accord
Moscow reports a wartime armistice between Russia and Japan is agreed and to take effect soon. The accord aims to halt troop movements and demarcate borders near the Manchukuo frontier, with representatives envisaging quick demobilization and boundary clarification.
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Russia
Japan
Ian
Jockey W R Lee dies after Moonee Valley fall
Jockey W R Lee aged 22 died in a Melbourne hospital from severe head injuries after Fair Play fell in a hurdle at Moonee Valley on Wednesday. The report notes a sequence of travel and hospital visits including Mr Victor H Ryan arriving in Pirie and staying at Royal Exchange Hotel.
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Fair Play
Moonee Valley
Melbourne
Victor H. Ryan
South Australian Government Tourist Bureau
Pirie
The
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Royal Exchange
Ryan
Ning Hewett
Billiards and Visitors In Pirie Community Notes
Billiards results list pairs with scores from Pirie events. Notable visitors include R De Passey and D Gilder en route to Sydney for mining conference, Lieut Col Maxwell passing through, Bruce Benn and J Herbert jun leaving for Adelaide, and Symonds funeral arrangements in Adelaide after air crash in Victoria. Pirie branch Old Age and Invalid Pen Somers Association met at Central Mission. Mrs Ritchie returns tonight after Melbourne convention.
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D. Gilder
Kalgoorlie
Pirie
Sydney
Australian Institute of ‘Mining and Metallurgy
K. G. Maxwell
Perth
Bruce Benn
J. Herbert
Adelaide
D. C. Ritchie
Church of Christ
Goode Road
Melbourne
Christian Endeavor Union
Pirie Wheat Shipments Expected to Double This Year
The town assessor Mr W L Blight told Pirie Town Council that wheat shipments from Pirie this year are projected to exceed twice the boom year 1928 levels. The hearing of 15 appeals saw most disallowed while bulk loading efficiency and housing values tied to local prosperity dominated debate.
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Pirie shown as model of secondary industry progress
Mr. Ryan discusses Pirie to illustrate value of secondary industry, noting major rolling improvements in transport and grain services with new offices in Melbourne Sydney and Perth. He mentions tours for students and tourists, state publicity benefits, and potential future development including Weeroona camp and Adelaide Technical High School visit arrangements.
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Ryan
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Sydney
Perth
New Zealand
Adelaide
Monash Murderer Executed in Adelaide Gaol
James Mare Watherson a 27 year old laborer of Monash was executed at 6 am in Adelaide Gaol for murdering Elizabeth Mary Nielsen, a 17 year old student, on June 3 at Monash. The ceremony followed a grim scene witnessed by officials. An inquest and inquiries are noted, with the public bombarded by the sensational details of the case.
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Adelaide
JamEs Mare
Watherson
Monash
Elizabeth Mary Neilsen
Weinerstutt
LUMPER'S RECOVERY AFTER LONG FALL
Seven weeks after admission in a critical state to Pirie Hospital Mr William Hardacre of Frances y apes recovered from injuries after a fall into the hold of the German steamer Franken at Railway Wharf on June 27 1. He was treated for head and leg injuries and returned home yesterday despite initial hopes of poor recovery.
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William Hardacre
Frances Y Apes
Aceasta
Dhip
Hardcore
Hardscre
Attracts of Weeroona Tour Plans for Adelaide High Students
A group of 35 Adelaide Technical High School boys aged about 15 will travel to Port Pirie for a nine day district camp accompanied by staff members Moyle and Coombe plus a tourist bureau liaison. Mrs A H Nolan will oversee welfare. arrival is by train with local transport arranged by D J Gunter. The bureau aims to showcase South Australia's beauty through organized tours with support from the town council and Broken Hill Associated Smelters.
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Ryan
Adelaide
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Pirie
Tant
Ters
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Jabara Forest
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Wool Officials Predict Strong North West Wool Clip
Mr A H Codrington of Adelaide School of Mines and Mr BD Monfries pastoral inspector said in Pirie that the North Western districts of South Australis should yield a good wool clip as shedding is in full swing. They noted a well grown heavy grade of wool and a satisfactory season in the North West.
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Adelaide School of Mines
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Pirie
Trail
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Adelaide
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