Both Cars Should Have Stopped in Pirie Court
In Crystal Brook a motorist faced charges after a Warnertown road collision on July 10. Witnesses described both cars as not keeping to the left side and failing to stop. The case was dismissed as prosecution failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that either driver acted negligently.
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Crystal Brook
Warnertown Road
J. Coventry
Pirie
Ese
Douglas Lawson
Cryeml Brook
Solomontown
RF. Hewman
Witrese
Newman
Peter Schultz
Sid
Defendant
Corner
Constable Corner
D. B. McLeod Ronald Allen Lawson
J. Crystal Brook
W. Corer
Ambile
Sefem
Jatter
Hatch
Slinger
John Lewellyn Boehm
Jeter
Ronald Law- Terthand
Maide Mo
Stan
Det
Lawson
J. W. Comer
Fewman
Not For War German Manoeuvres Report From The Front
London dispatch notes German army drills and troop movements from Innsbruck to Vienna with guns. Berlin warns of benzo shortage as petrol use rises. Talks between Hitler Goering and Raeder hint at Hungary visit. Sudeten crisis risks after Nazi congress in Nuremberg. Austria extends military law causing recruit recalls and training calls. Civilian control tightening and travel restrictions rise in Bavaria.
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London
ERMAN
Austria
Innsbruck
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Daily Telegraph
Herr Hiteler
Marshal Goering
Admiral Raeder
Hungary
Ty Ig
Volkischer Beobachter
Schndhays
Munich
Bavaria
Warracks
SICK OF IT Legislator to Leave Parliament
Melbourne reports that a long serving member of the Legislative Assembly will not seek re election. Dr Clive Shields notes the member plans future work for constituents and questions about parliamentary representation, while the public figure suggests personal duties may influence his decision.
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Melbourne
Pelearing
Clive Shields
Legislative Assembly
Viestvelds
Shinkils
Woman Sets Fire To Hotel In Waipiro Bay Case In NZ Supreme Court
In Wellington on Wednesday Rebecca Hacrawa admitted setting fire to the Waipiro Bay Hotel while two disliked women were inside. She was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment for arson as the court heard of the threats and the motive. The report also notes political discourse around subsidies and community funding, reflecting broader debates in Parliament.
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Wellingtus
Waipiro Bay
New Zealand Supreme Court
Rebecca Hacrawa
Arses
Forged Labor Letter Denounced by Mr Cain in Assembly
A circular claimed to be from Mr Cain leader of the Labor Party to Victoria branch secretaries was denounced in the Legislative Assembly as a forgery. Cain criticized the document as an attempt to mislead Parliament and implicate political opponents.
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Melbourne
Cain
Labor Party
Victoria
Legislative Assembly
Gatsith
Eiloy
Galt
Lalor Pats Walthd Be Forend Vo Support Ih C)f Eau He Thin’ Mir, ‘In Was Calgval
Wwe
Weather and political unrest blur in cryptic report
Yesterday’s high reached 67.8 with a low around 42 as a garbled meteorology note mixes weather data with references to labor factions and an alleged plan to disrupt activities. The piece hints at political pressure and early action but remains unclear and unfinished.
Skeleton With Fractured Skull Found Near Yatala
Sparse fragments describe a skeleton unearthed in a sand paddock near Port Road Yatala close to Gepp's Cross. The skull was struck with a shovel. it was found by Mr Joh Hisearidsum of Bampstead Road Walkerville and linked to property taken by a guardian weeks later.
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Adelaide
Port Road
Yatala
Gepp
Joh Hisearidsum
Bampstead Road
Walkerville
Permits For Sports Club Social Evenings Granted
In West Louasia a social club received two permits for sports club social evenings at Fotinrad Metal. At Piel Dulles Court yesterday, the judge and counsel discussed the applications, with the defense suggesting there were objections to the permits.
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Ajgilleatinate
Setal Sveniiks
West Louasia
West
Fotinrad Metal
Idh
Faeventes
SMP
Piel Dulles Court
Yesterlay
SlnEer
Brilliant Catholic Ball Scene Echoes Formal Tradition
A lavish debutante ball unfolds with Monsignor Glide presiding and Monsignor now in charge. A bright hall, yellow and white decorations, wicker baskets, and long streamers frame the stage as 40 plus young ladies in satin and georgette gowns with partners glide into a ceremonial dance. The hosting clergy praise the efforts of organizers and emphasize decorum, poise, and the role of women in upholding societal ideals.
Australian press notes on a midweek cricket match
Fragmented OCR text reports a midweek sports event with names like Hamilton, Hudson, McCormick, Fleetwood, McCabe and McGabe. It includes partial scores, players and lineup mentions, but details are unclear and inconsistent across the garbled lines.
Nurses' Board Exam Results from Pirie Hospital
Adelaide report lists Pirie Hospital candidates Nellie May Cummins Beatrice Alvina Hayers and Edith Mary Ferguson as successful on the Nurses Board Examination in a Wednesday Pirie session.
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Pirie
Adelaide
Pirie Hospital
Nellie May Cummins
Beatrice Alvina Hayers
Edith Mary Ferguson
Broadcasting Commission to Expand and Reorganize
The Broadcasting Commission signals a planned October reorganization increasing its members from five to seven. Each state will have one representative, with New South Wales gaining an extra seat. Names mentioned include Mr Wed Cleary, current chairman, and Mr G A Moses as a potential chair.
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Iscion
Shish
Personal notices from Pirie area include hospital, visits and transfers
Mr Ranger Kristiansen a Norwegian vessel motorman has been admitted to Pirie Hospital for an operation. Mr and Mrs J Hern of Broken Ell with Edna and Albert are guests of Mr and Mrs WH Taylor of Solomontown. Mrs Hern sister to W H and Jack T Taylor of Pirie West. Mr A W Farrow left Pirie for Adelaide to attend an International Harvester conference accompanied by Mrs Farrow and will return Tweedy. WJ Franco of York sod patient in Picks Hoagie. M rs F L Campbeth Ceade V of School has received transfer notice to Snowtons School.
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Ranger Kristiansen
Tenneses
Pirie Hospital
Wee
Murraytown School
A. W. Farrow
Pirie
Adelaide
International Harvester Company
Farrow
Tweedy
WJ. Franco
York
Hoagie
Campbeth Ceade V. Wiitoar
Snowtons School
Japanese Official Opinion Turns to British Friendship
A Tokyo to London diplomatic shift is noted as Japan seeks broader Anglo Japanese talks. Japan aims to curb ties with Germany and Italy while pressuring China through measures that prompt China to surrender to Nationalist forces. The Times reports cabinet moves toward emergency funding and reconstruction to bolster Japanese interests in China amid cholera and battlefield casualties.
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London
Wrednesday
Russia
Germany
Italy
Times
Tokio
Lawl
Ninbansador
China
Urian
Giilang Kai-Shek
Japan
Sen China
Theda
Pinanen
North Mine to Use Australian Amber Construction
Australian content dominates the amber construction at the Orthovine Broken Hill project. Mr. O H Woodward, general manager, states that more than a percent of materials are Australian and progress on construction is underway with steady advancement and effort overall.
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Orthovine
Broken Hill
OH. Woodward
New Mill Sees Australian Investment Dominance
Mr Woodward states the mill project is nearly funded with 74 per cent of costs from Australian wages and products and 23 per cent from English materials and equipment. After excluding machinery, the building is 93 per cent Australian, 6.2 per cent English, and 0.8 per cent foreign, confirming the mill as Australian.
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Woodwarf
England
Australia
Woodward
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