Government Liberal Pact Ratification Expected in Adelaide
A tentative election agreement among Government, Liberal and Country League, and Citizens' League was discussed for ratification at an executive Liberal and Country League meeting Friday afternoon and at caucus tomorrow. The plan promises ministerial immunity in districts, with exchanges of preferences where needed, and aims to shape future state election candidates while aligning with the Governor's speech forecasts. It conditions support for Mr Hill at Burraing on the Premier taking two Liberal candidates.
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Adelaide
Theaday
Government
Liberal “and Country League
Citizens’ League
Liberal and Country “League
House of Assembly
Wistler
Oncon
le. Hill
Niler
Liberal and Country League
Iberals
Hill
Burraig
Vandalism in Pirie Parks Prompts Civic Action
A Pirie council meeting condemned park vandalism, calling for schools and The Recorder to help curb acts harming trees in Memorial Park and Solomontown plantations. Alderman Threadgold and Dr Dey urged drastic steps and greater civic pride, noting about 30 of 100 newly planted trees were pulled up.
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IRT
Pirie
Sarks
Memorial Park
Solomontown
Dey
Smp
Threadgold
Gardenen
Parks and Highways
Record High Barometer Measured At Yam City
A record barometer reading of 30.73 inches was logged at Yam, the highest since consistent meteorological records began in Adelaide. Officials note the reading marks a historic peak in atmospheric pressure for the region.
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Enced
City Holdup Suspect Arrested After Farm and House Search
Police arrested Conlon, second suspect in Gouger Street robbery on August 6, after locating him with a honeymooning woman at a farm and house near Milond Avenue. Officers found 95 pounds in his possession and bloodstained bandages during a raid of a Milond Avenue residence.
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Qonlon
Gouger Street
Ganion
Mat
Snoney- Conlon
Manhunt in Hills for Beechworth Escapee
Melbourne Tuesday reports an extensive search of Beechworth hills for a prisoner who escaped yesterday. Authorities believe Lyons remains at large and may seek new shelter due to age and malnutrition.
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Melbourne
Beechworth
Aletslot
Atrie Lyons
Beechworth Guo
Evorch
Saree
Lyons
Melbourne Jury Delivers Death Sentence in Shocking Crime
A Melbourne jury convicts Bennett of a brutal child murder and robbery. The court sentences him to death after testimony that he abducted a girl from Sunday school and inflicted fatal injuries. The judge says the evidence left no other reasonable conclusion.
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Melbourne
Fitzroy
Pany Bennett
Vic
Gevettl
Australia
Malbourne
Benvety
Adilaids Children's Hospital Appeal Seeks Funds
The 1934 Glove r report from Adilaids Children's Hospital notes annual costs exceed grants with a £3,000 government grant and public donations needed as inpatient care totals rise. Mrs Cameron tours Pirie for the appeal, citing 46,000 attendances and 4,000 yearly patient days, with ongoing staff and ward expansion to meet demand.
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Delaide Children’s Hospital
G. R. J. Glover
Dy Gameroa
Pirie
Eix
Cameron
Adilaids
Children’s Hospital
Sudden Wealth In Transit Floods New Zealand Markets
Police questioned two passengers aboard the steamer Maunganui after arrival from Wellington about the transport of sovereigns to Australia. Investigators believe New Zealand traders move large sums weekly to Australian ports, with profits from the secret trade raising concern about lawful currency flows.
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Sydney
Maunganui
Wellington
Dominion
Aus
Public demand spurs talk of price reduction in Australia
An Australian public voice expressed that reduction in the price of a commodity is not justified. Mr EB Carser of MFCR indicated the public remains skeptical, arguing against immediate price cuts as today’s Super position discussions unfold.
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Brisbane
Tuistay
EB. Carser
MFCR
Liberal Gifts Citizens Appeal For Pirie Management
An action committee led by the mayor mobilizes Peterborough and Port Pirie residents to raise funds for appointing an efficient manager for Pirie You. Men’s Christian Association. Promises include £26 £10 10 and many £6 gifts along with donations of ash or goods to convert to cash. A Friday street button drive will operate with Peterborough and Port Pirie basketball match at Alexander Street. A future plans include a tent and billiards bar. several events are being arranged to swell the fund.
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Pirie You
Christian “Association
Manny
Letvens
Peterborough
Port Pirie
Alexander
Barrier Hote
Tow Hall
South Australia Triumph in Seaton Interstate Golf
In Seaton Adelaide Tuesday South Australia defeated interstate rivals with two epic matches. W Rymill aged 23 won the State title with a 19th hole victory over Whitten, while Russ Sawers finished runner-up. Harry Mams, 1 year old national amateur champion, led locals with strong play as South Australia claimed four wins to none against Victoria and led similar advantage against New South Wales.
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Adelaide
Mitch
Seaton
Rymill
Io, Whitten
Russ Sawers
Harry
South
Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Dings
South Australia
Tora
NSW Lotteries Regulation Meant To Curtail Lottery Operations
The article outlines proposed NSW regulations to limit lotteries in Sydney. It mentions preparations to withdraw Mr J Whidden’s authority to conduct lotteries and notes awaiting the Treasurer's written approval. A discussion is expected in the week about curtailing lottery activities and amending existing rules.
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Sydney
Harvest prospects at McHughan Sons mill
District harvest notes indicate improved yields across sections with McHughan Sons delivering grain to Fred Wurm Go. Remarks highlight notable samples of wheat and promising prospects for the season.
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McHughan Sons
Fred Wurm Go's
Enpeaar
Footpath collision in Adelaide leaves riders with serious injuries
A Tuesday crash on a footpath in Adelaide involved a motor cycle rider and others, including Alan Edward and Charles Hewett aged 22. Several head injuries reported with a 45-year-old pedestrian admitted in serious condition.
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Adelaide
Jamimed -Agginet
Terb
Larry
Alan Edward
Charles Hewett
Farrier
Gedree Street
Glarence Park
Stnatay Norden
Tomaey Street
City
Forearm Almost Severed In Lorry Accident
Laborer William Tossman aged 50 from Tonddlestret Kent sustained near total amputation of his right forearm when a lorry collided with a mate lorry and a wall. He was rushed to Adeladie Hospital where his condition was described as serious.
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William Tossman
Tondlestret
Kent
Petition with over twenty thousand names urged to remove buses
More than 20 000 signatories have subscribed to a petition long urging the Government to remove buses. The petition will be presented to the prominent Advisory Committee tomorrow by the Property Owners Ango Station of New South Wales.
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Sydney
Fragmentary Criminal Charge Summary From OCR Text
Disjointed OCR line hints at a criminal case involving counterfeit items and charges, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts reference a July style period and alleged counterfeit documents. The fragmentary text suggests an accusation of producing or handling forged items.
Bonney Leaves for Winston Sightseeing Trip
In bleak weather Mrs Bonney, delayed by cold winds, finally left Blackall this morning for Winston town. The engine had received attention last night and she expects to sing Verwin on Thursday, aiming to reach the lonely country voyage soon.
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Bonney
Pirie YMCA Appeals for Street Event and Display
The Pirie YMCA seeks permission for an August 19 street event in town. The association applied to display and hold a basketball match that night and suggested erecting a barricade.
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Pe Pirie Sere Tras
Ito
Te Association
Amd
Methodist Church seeks 100600 pounds for new Melbourne headquarters
Plans reveal the Methodist Church of Victoria aims to raise about £100,600 for a new city building. The project would provide central offices and facilities for the church, with the design under discussion.
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Methodist
Decline in Race Attendances Sparks Club Debate
A garbled report suggests Australian racing faces dwindling attendances at race meets. Officials including Premier Stayeng discuss future measures to counter declining crowds and potential midweek racing restrictions amid concerns over meeting clashes and governance.
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Af Imatrapolidans Racing
Svaw
Alice Lodsyta
Amasiuer
Raice
Ae Suidsemnenily
Aleps
Ings
Stayeng
PATE OF TIX HARES UNCERTART PATE OF TIX HARES UNCERTART
Although the Government has not vel detued fis palleys with reward to re tin hares itty walely that existe lvenges will ache when ley expire or
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Sydney
Dishonest Glebe Goaded Glebe Guilty
Fragments show William Wood aged 49 sentenced by Judge Moule at the Court of General Sessions for a crime dated between September 1949 and February 1952. Readable bits reference Safeborn Dechoreal College and an alleged arrest in Melbourne.
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Melbourin
Ruesday
Rederick
William Wood
Moule dx
Court of General
Safeborn
Dechoreal College
Drowned while attempting to save horses at river
A man named Mré Dody of Michael Wersen reportedly drowned while trying to rescue horses from river waters at East on pestendsy. Authorities are reviewing the incident but details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Michael Wersen
Miree
Easton
Melbourne Weather Warns of Immediate Flood Risk
The report describes rising flood danger in Melbourne with two days of heavy rain and hundreds of acres bordered by rivers. Forecasts indicate weather could worsen, threatening riverbanks and watershed areas, with urgent notices for residents to stay vigilant.
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Melbourne
Wolleyrings Deaty
Xarry
Arces
Opening Up Far North Industries Development Plan
The item discusses broad regional development including meat industry growth, water conservation, and improved transport. It notes allied companies and new applications to be addressed within the plan.
Small Rise in Lead and Metals Prices Reported
A fragmented market note shows slight lead price increases and mixed copper and zinc data. Forward and spot quotes indicate modest rises for August and ongoing activity in metal markets with tonnages and percentages mentioned, though figures are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Adedata
Ate
Aioe
Gilbert Brings The Phantom To Alhambra Theatre
The adaptable Joan Gilbert delivers a convincing Phantom performance at the Alhambra Theatre. Leila Hyams and a strong supporting cast including Lewis Shine and Jean Hersholt enhance the lively, stylish screening of the magician tale.
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Joan ‘Gilbert
Patis
Waien
Chierl
Wheater
Gilbert
Leila Hyams
Lewis Shine
Jean Hershelt
Natali Road
Tan Keith
Aiteed
Hiakiasn
Personal Doodle Federal Secretary Showmakers and Fron
A garbled text fragment mentions a federal secretary and showmakers with unclear roles. The readable pieces reference Saty and Ida and an EDA, but no coherent events or dates emerge to form a clear item.
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