Return of Australian Troops From Front in World War II
A large detachment including Private Lith benipers and Corporal H.W. Basin is due to arrive by train from Peterborough. The unit, formerly part of the BOUL Battalion, will be transported to Melbourne around September 1. Officers note the men have been recovering from illness and are returning to their homes in Pirie West and Waterton. The Munvegan Castle troops are reassigned to New Zealand and Western regions, with movements of Trynbierr Castle and City of Exeter scheduled around the week.
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Foti
Port Piriv
Wibbuin
U.V. Wilson
Une
Phe Pot Julius
Ile Blocks River
Auisley
Soo U
Mir
Tilxiey
Wirie Weel
WM Waiturssil
Wallets
Pirie Witt. Corp
H.W. Basin
J. Basten
Sen
Miri Woat
Bombardier E
Milterson
Milhouse
Pirie South
Stall Surat
Zrdyvintely
B. Mayelberayanni
G. F. Havelluhui
G. F. Havelluhui Troopier FA Stenwhringe
Snushiritini
Fileonor
Pelerimroite
Benipers
Alinetied
Australia
Doubie Pneutonia
Lim
Newin Merve
Subetytial revivery at neting amountig to 47 fins
A report from Sydney Railway Station describes a minor theft incident involving a suspect watched by a porter and Miles, the constable. The thief reportedly dropped his belongings during the pursuit, with ambiguous dialogue captured and details remaining unclear amid train station commotion.
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Sydney
Willlis Wright
Hunstable
Miles
Lickel
Boururant
Ford Tractor Demonstration at Crystal Brook
A Ford tractor demonstration is planned for Crystal Brook on Mrs A Ferguson's property. The event will occur this morning as part of a test tied to the tractor’s operation.
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Port Pirie
Crystal Brouk
A. Ferguson
Port Pimie Floricultural and Industrial Society Meeting
An ordinary committee meeting will be held at the Barrier Hotel at 3 o'clock. G A Giles, Secretary.
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Port Pimie Floricultural, Art, and Industrial Society
Barrier Hotel
A Giles
Sueretar
Social invite for Vesta Nebekui and Ceres Lodges
The Committee invites all members and their wives to a social in the lodge room on Monday August 35 to celebrate the order's glory. No lodge meeting will be held.
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Vesta Nebekui
Ceres
Sydney’s Disappointment Over Rescinded Meeting Resolutions
A scrambled report from Sydney details a stalled meeting where all resolutions were rescinded. It notes factions, shifting votes, and delayed decisions led by local figures including Senator MMe iL ruply, with ongoing tensions and no clear outcome. The text references Me Dowdy and Wweeline wf the Seamears Clan in a confused account of the proceedings.
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Mei
Ani
Mme
Sydney
Melbourne Seamen’s Federation Meeting Turbulent
A Saturday gathering of seamen at the Seamen’s Federation hall in Melbourne turned stormy. Mr Le Cornu presided as president with opposition over arbitration and government promises. Extremists clashed with backers of the previous revision while calls grew for continued leadership under Le Cornu, amid disorder and chair-climbing outbursts.
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Moss
Lilink Nity Mall
le Guemay
Sydney Heaneh
Dootral
Blackburn
Australian Labor Party
LeCorn
Ut 9
Sydnay
New South, ‘Wales
LeCormu
Rioting in Ireland disrupts railway lines and police
A Belfast report describes Irish unrest as Sinn Fein demonstrations escalate. Rail lines between Louth and Gavin Nasheen were torn up, with military repression increasing and several police and tram guards injured. The scene includes clashes at Shavaetstown and Dungantion as authorities deploy force.
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Lossos
Belfast
Repiarty
Londiuaeery
Sinen Promi
al Nimi
Shavaetstown
Dungan
Lrowheda
Gavin Nasheen
Plunkett
Ural
Leeland
Levy on Capital Published in The Tires
Details of a new tax proposal are awaited with interest. The measure would tax capital income and expect low income earners to contribute less, while imported capital for reconstruction remains unrestricted.
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Hei Mapiki
Showing Their Hands Socialists Denounce Defence of Public Buildings
Socialist groups in Holland oppose government defense of public buildings. An inter-sius mayrinenl spread through towns as residents face subsidies and guards against revolutionaries. The Hague Town Councils voted, while socialist members dissented and warned of mobilizing self-defense units.
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Holland
Dotonit
Anil
Hogue Taw Connellias
Sourell
DAMQEROUE Turks in Asia Minor unrest escape
In Tie Time Constantinople August 17 report says Guyer Pass and his brother Sure fled British control at Ba Joint after being blamed for assaults in Asia Minor. They are said to have ruined Mustafa Pustio at Ketel in the Kezeroum district, Armenia, amid broader Turco British tensions and Ohrus unrest. Communities rally against the Turks.
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Constantinomle
Guyer Pass
Sure
Aesauling Grivi
Asia
Minuyu
Ba Joint
Mustifa Pustio
Ketel
Kezeroum
Armenia
Teanscauvusta
Tidsil Pasha
Coal Shortage Relieved in Adelaide Tramway Service
Reported relief in Adelaide as tramway service plans to resume tomorrow after a curbed period. Workers see wage reductions in recent weeks while the Tramway Trust aims to cut £17,000 in losses and restore normal operations, with passengers welcomed back by Friday.
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Adelaide
Mondiy
Alstit
Singer
Tramway Trust
Health Board Meeting Notes End Of Week Hospital Isolation
The Local Health Board discussed ending isolation at the hospital by week’s end and awaited a formal report. Dr Geddes urged continuity of Dr Leite’s duties through the financial year as the board approved a transfer of responsibilities and thanked Dr Leite for his service.
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ThiawiQur
Lig Lycal Board of Wealth
Moatin Moers
Masigiatior Seth
Geddes
Leite
Leitel
Chartor
Warren
Lelteh
Playground Anniversary Honor Awards At Town Council
Town Council last night praised volunteers and firms for building and supplying materials for the children's playground project. Gerald Itesur and I sclere Company were lauded for initiating and supporting the effort, with thanks also to Anunke Bo and the Smelters Company for assistance and materials. See The Judgement House, QQU-EE, TO-NIGHT.
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Goude
Gerald Itesur
Judgement House
National Crisis Prime Ministers Review and Plans
The Tinws reports a looming national crisis with ministers reviewing policy and a likely broad industrial campaign. Prime Ministers vow to delay permanent trad defunding while economies tighten, and a focus on devolution rises in parliamentary discourse.
Arier Delegates Visit Smelters and Co operative Council
Delegates from a union group toured the Smelters works after breakfast and took over several departments as part of their inquiry. They met with Meiners of the cooperative council in the afternoon, asking questions and receiving full answers.
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Eleleientes
Svetoriyy
Heatianis
Hetty Getun
Adelaide Health Tour Reports Flu Case Rise
Monday reports from the Adelaide Health Tour show a surge in influenza cases with 49 new infections in the latest fortnight, up from 18 previously. Four deaths occurred in the same period, and one patient remains under care in Moscow. The town clerk released the isolation hospital bulletin noting transfers to public hospital numbers 203, 216, 222, and 283.
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Adelaide
Huey
Ystuymedt
Mosprise
Slalut
Public notices and personal updates from Adelaide town council
Fragmentary local notices report on Friday evening work, alleged resignations, and a forthcoming meeting. Mentions Me Murrett sen and Mr J C Kellett with thanks from a Pule station official, plus references to Premier and Wheat council topics in Adelaide.
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Mr Murrett
Sen
Katy
Blip Town
J.C. Kellett
Pule Alee
Golder Coutesa
Industrial Code to be Introduced in Parliament This Week
The Attorney General Bulwell will introduce the new industrial code in Parliament this week. On August 27 he will explain the measure fully on the occasion of a motion for the second reading. CC "The Squaw Man."
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Adelside
Nuisance Row Debates Immediate Action and Station Hold
The council debated nuisance issues and promised immediate steps. Geddes moved to recall the matter, Hopkins seconded, Warren urged prompt action, and an adjournment to await a station decision was proposed. Tension rose over ensuring payment and securing a definite reply while awaiting Colmwel’s opinion.
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Inv
Towa Fouiest
Uhl Jenelsky
Luke
Gr. Geddes
Dr. Hopkins
Gr. Warren
Tte
Sollettar
Poultry and Livestock Market Prices at Saturday Sale
Messrs F. Wurmual Co report strong demand for poultry and poultry products at the wakeful sale on Saturday. Turkeys sold at high live weights with prices around 4 shillings per pound. ducks and hens noted with varied weights and prices. Beef, mutton, lamb, and other farm produce listed with wholesale and retail rates, including flour, oats, and dairy items. Prices reflect mixed weights and quality, with regional market values provided for the day.
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Ates AP Satlauays
Messrs F. Wurmual Co
Workmen's Compensation Hearings Rule on Arbiters
Two Workmen's Compensation arbitration applications were heard by MPD Sealt SM Tir. Julie Markham sought £100 for her husband’s death attributed to poisoning at work. The second case involved Miss Charlotte Butcher seeking £400 for her husband George Henry Butchers' death. An order for payment was sought. details of apportionment between widow and son were discussed.
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Te Workmen's Compensation Avis
MPD
Sealt
Julie Markham
Fils Duseoh Markham
Reson Wal Wis
Hin Smelters Asapelilon Ty Gib
Burk Pirie
Trout
Po Sponient “Company
E100
Widlays
Tarnsie
Aires
Sloe
A. W. Lucey
Organigor
George — Henry Butetiers
Toad Folsoning
Pespondant Company
Lucey
Newcastle
Baval
March Through Adelaide Ponty Third Battalion Arrives
The fortysilled battalion which po fhed to Adelaide on Sunday marched through the streets today. Headed by Neut Gulovet Butler D5,0 the men added hearty reception. Between 1500 and 2000 men marched, a large crowd gathered to cheer home-coming heroes.
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Delaide
Adelaide
Florisnltinal Society Committee Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Florisnltinal Society committee is set for Barrier Hotel at 8 o clock tonight. The secretary expects a large attendance.
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Puisate
Tom Brien
48Th Bullatin
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Munvegan
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Toopallion
Trynbierr Castle
City of
Exeter
Qvereldenen
Hinefe
UPI TA
FORD
Guys Brook
Norm Hughes
Gents’ Toilet Club
Pimloti Lia
Rnment
Senator Millen
Nt Sk
Gorvla Truehlers
Mebbuttens
Mr Wowtts
Westy Wffert
Adie Steirs
Thy
Ernest Haat
Incu
Gayvenmien Bas
Treauontty
Seamen's Representatives
Tim Aspets
Melbourne
Mwaiting
Syone Antion
Ireland
Italy
Paris
Dakar
Ity Times
London
Erica
Gue
Leaurau
Moon Sue
Tih
Selirs
Hnanen Xeon
Conwurtion
Tial
Nor Neves
Ure Hopkins
Muller
Shy
Farrell Vanid
Wits
Uiugle
Waren
Ary Hopkins
Hopkins
Juleden
Hugking
Hema
Thal
Heath Matters
Phe
Funkie Lipspitad
Cauipinont
Ribet
Alexander Sii
Fornture
Blves-Avhii
Tad” Sreerhea
Gnulion
Grdias
Greeb Lonbii
Prime Ministers Review
Tinws
Losuon
Parliamatary
Villene
Auslima
Captain Edae
Arier
Melten
Mhorede
Bronvntle
Gesteway
Walt
Milly
Mimself
Lester Selly
Peake
Wal Tevyn Adelaide
Iomurcow
IOIL
Lawyan
Buttort Fietory
Inholeois Farm
Tony Oats
Met
Raulie
Pritys
The
Florisnltinal Society
Port Pirie Furnishing Coy
Alexander Street
Wiedeman
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