Not True Ration Dispute Sparks Leader Lacey Attack
In Adelaide the opposition leader Mr Lacey challenged minister Jer dines on a ration cut claim. He said the unemployment relief figures show fewer on relief this year but many are in part time or on government work, suggesting the state understates hardship. He noted a council failed to sustain allowances and referenced Assembly remarks on relief recipients versus last year.
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Adelaide
Jerdines
Lacey
Jetirlen Thayer
Whickwell NL
West Turrens
Holdee
Bude
Residents and Visitors Stay at Pirie Royal Exchange Hotel
Local notices list Misses Hakin s Laubert Ash Wereo and Alesers Son Joh son and Bike among arrivals in Pirie who stayed at the Royal Exchange Hotel yesterday. Also noted are Messrs Fastow Luger Fowler Blundell and J Farramt visiting, with several others staying at nearby hotels and hospitals. A YMCA official from the International College plans a Spring visit to South Australia.
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Havekins
Laubert
Ashearthy
Wereo
Alesers
Johson
Bike
Royal Exchange Hotel
F. Fastow
Luger
Pirie
TC. Fowler
R. Blundell
W. O. Pe Denetralian Limited
Royal
J. Farramt
Reval Exchange Hotel
Geppes
Lewis Beeper
Te Pirie
Errington
H.C. Sleigh
Central Hotel
C. Bottrall
the Terrace
Homsie
Pirie Hospital
D. Pilgrim
Dorothy Street
Solomontown
Effie Jansson
Norman Steel
Pir
Yes
International Ymca
South Australia
YMCA
Fevraltine
Australia
Y.M.C.A. World's Committee
Geneva
Switzerland
Mie
Si Springnett
Heart of the
Joral Association
Record Special Cables Final Test Scoring
In a heavy final test, Latsnas and Teesbes led with a combined 244 runs as the sequence of scores unfolded. The report lists multiple players and performances across the match including Kirst, Cameron, Vincent, Manmond, and Regland, with diverse entries noting wickets and notable batting feats.
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Latsnas
Teesbes
Inmetenw ‘Anjourament Iy Bnalomdt
Nat Fest Tate
Sulla
Leylands Brillinouis
Wade
Am Equiliy
Patrick Company crew sails Craigend as strike falters
A waterfront scene in Sydney saw the Patrick Company recruit a volunteer crew for the freighter Craigend bound for Brisbane. The six months permanent employment offer eased the process, cooks quit rather than join volunteers, stewards stayed silent, and the strike appeared near collapse after a major militant defeat at a Sydney mass meeting.
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Sydney
Patrick Company
Craigend
Brisbane
Ywestas
Lenin Stadt
Eliatrman
Pesiorajum
Patriot Line
Ilselfane
No Reduction in Sales Tax Debate Report
A parliamentary session in New South Wales discusses proposed sales tax relief. Traders’ Association representatives push for no cut while government aides weigh keeping exemptions and potential impacts on revenue with plans to present the case to the government.
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Lanteiul
Ona
Army Commander to Visit Pirie Amid Local Events
A visiting army commander is announced for Pirie, with details about dates and associated local arrangements. The report notes involvement of Siren or Salvation Army figures and mentions Pike, Mrs. P Nempers, and Parlieh shrew in relation to the upcoming visit, with emphasis on early scheduling and shop coordination.
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Er Sivaniter
Ty Salvation Army
Pike
Jeypeltee
Three Ribs Broken In Robbery Attempt On Woman
A middle aged woman suffered three broken ribs following an incident on the main street near her front garden where a dog caused alarm. Mrs Chapelhow aided by Miss Pithoust, pursued the assailant. a jewellery theft valued at £304 was reported along with a demand for £100 in compensation and a temporary loss of hearing in the struggle.
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Norton
Castelkie
Tomsalay
Ormiah
Syanex
Chapelhow
Appeal to Humane Principles Says Seamen’s Union
The article reports a plea from seamen and maritime leaders urging immediate action to ban Weibe weasels and ensure prompt crew relief. It cites federal authorities and mentions Commonwealth subsidies and essential tools to protect both white and native inhabitants amid shipping disruptions.
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Fuesibay Sireen
Federal
Tiemaral
Seamen's
Mentora
Malia
Papua
Sensaumnea
Metal Markets Amid Turmoil and Mixed Metals Report
In a terse market note, metal prices show mixed movement with dominance in copper and tin. The report cites Standard and forward quotes, with spot and forward prices fluctuating as suppliers adjust to evolving demand and regional variations.
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ATIOR
Tuenang
Apa
Speier
Orward
Stondar
Dawn Lagan
Gorwand
Thet of Pay-Roll Engineer Sentenced in Court
An engineer was found guilty of theft of pay rolls and received a prison term. The court imposed a 42 month sentence after a trial that concluded today.
Compulsory Voting Bill Filed for Legislative Elections
The Waatan Government offers to introduce a bill making voting compulsory at all Legislative Council elections. The measure was approved by Mr Z. Tunie, Labour Party leader, and is set for consideration this year. Estimated turnout expected to rise with compulsory voting.
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Melnoutne
Waatan
Letaitiva Coline
Agelston
Z. Tunie
Flite
Labor Party
Omi
No Shortage of Water Despite Lower Reservoir Levels
Adelaide report shows metropolitan reservoirs near capacity with 7,343 million gallons stored, down from last year’s 244 million. Intake Week output reached 287 million gallons, consumption at 10% lower, and Baroota and other sites show varied levels vs 1934 and 1935 figures, indicating overall ample supply.
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Adelaide
H. S. Hudd
Commissioner of Public Works
Wal
Uecou Ley
Warren
Tod River
Barouta
Smart Ellis
Gilli Rallons
Thermometer Reads 703 Peak as 24-Hour Totals Discussed
Data shows yesterday’s high reading at 703 with a note that 24 hour figures ended at 0am 4. An official advisory on building additions was not provided.
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Howe
Pirie Hospital Board Meets in Monthly Session
The Pirie Hospital Board met last night to discuss plans and finances. Architect Dolynment and associated works were reviewed, including x-ray plant funding, laundry improvements, and new steel top tables for the dining area. 11 patients were in hospital, with donations totaling £11 and £900 from associated sellers toward hall improvements and fabrications.
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Wes
Pirie Hospital Board
Meer
Hexenant
Jenkins
AK Malton
Hellerstrom
Mospiluis
WIL
Uial
Hallie Ie
Storulary
Faruum Tit Company
Davis
Great Methodist passes Great Methodist passes
Frayed OCR text notes the death of Rev. Dr Alt Holden and mentions Albert Butler and Abe Randaford among misread names. It recalls former presidents and hospital references, suggesting a biographical obituary note with unclear details and fragmented lines.
Union Entry and Right to Interview Workers Discussed
Chief Judge Melbourne ruled that unions have a place in the industrial structure and may enter an employer’s premises during hours to interview employees. The decision stresses that unions must show evidence of broad worker support and that employers may limit intrusion to keep property safe while allowing entry for interviews.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Rite Prozrese
Tthit Union
Tad Suade
Weinwitty
Howe Nowaday
Uf Union aMielals
Fai Eliown
Aftistal
Rasaintutey Tineeth
Brant
Dramatic Crash Kills Jockey During Race
A tragic incident reports apprentice jockey Thowassy William Scott age 17 dragged after his mount fell at a high speed motor cycle event in Melbourne. Scott sustained fatal injuries as horse and rider tumbled, leaving him unable to recover.
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Melbourne
Taosday
Thowassy Wiliam Scott Fage
Bern
Scott Tralt
Knife Affray Trial Plunges Adelaide Court
Zaire Guisep pi, seaman, faced Adelaide Police Court on August 9 for allegedly wounding Gay Camilleri with a knife at the Torrens Bank scene. Evidence outlined wounds and the attacker’s claim of defense. The hearing concluded with no immediate verdict.
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Adelaide
Guiseppi Zaire
Torentok
Adeiaisie
H. M. Muir
P.M
Gay Camilleri
Bonife
Arlun Patrik Funders
Maypital
Naelane
Caruikert
Shiek
J. Dayna
Bots Funk
Zabra
Federal awards announced for Victorian electrical workers
In Melbourne on Tuesday the Federal Arbitration Court announced pay rates for electrical engineers and female typists employed by municipal councils in Victoria. The notice lists female wages and includes stated figures for assistants and supervisors, with a basic scale around £255 to £995 per year and additional allowances.
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Melbourne
Muuicipal
Victoria
Detheidge
Federal Arbitration Court
Treleetrictigs
Srouinit
LGM
Smpervinius Emertreai
anRiueen
Timber Workers' Award Struck Down Dispute Rumbles On
In Melbourne a dispute over a timber workers award shifts as interpretations face delays. Officials note the award has existed in the city area since its establishment, with ongoing questions about who is covered and how the terms apply to transport and handling duties.
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Melbounne
Uesiayfian
Uifarenilats
Joes
Agen
Fairy Godfather Debate on State Incomes and Federal Revenue
The article discusses a Tuesday discussion where figures like Dud and others debated the distribution of federal funds to states. It notes the tax duplication issue, loan concerns, and the need for adequate revenue to meet expenditures, including soldier settlement programs and routine services.
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Tyoon Prine Alinister
Dudslin
Jhusilam
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