Soviet Russia Seen By Dr Cross As Land Of Full Employment
Dr Hartley Cross, visiting with Soviet officials, portrays Russia as a land of full employment and rapid development. He notes extensive building, education gains, and a strong push toward heavy industry, with posters and radio used for education and social messaging, while acknowledging shortages and coercive controls in daily life. The interview highlights idealism among youth and a mix of religious decline and state atheism, amid a general pride in modernization and social welfare programs.
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Frussia
Muumufacture Tractora
Tie Oho
Ben Ha
Commmuniam
Dr Cross
Russia
St. Isaac's
Leningrad
Austral
Austraia
Tin prices slide as London market weakens
The week sees tin and metal prices fluctuating in London margins with UK and Adelaide markets noting drops. Reports show tin at about £4 10s per ton amid a broad metals downturn, with spot and forward quotes varying and gold and other metals also moving uncertainly.
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Adelaide
London
Atlratign
Ak Folow
Spo
Iowa
Copper's Low Wages Threaten Mount Lyell Mines
Melbourne reports the Mount Lyell Mining Company faces financial peril as the Arbitration Court sets a base wage of £34 a week for miners, excluding Mount Lyell staff. About 1,000 workers risked jeopardizing livelihoods and regional support if operations halt. The court warned against conditions that could shut down mining.
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Melbourne
Mount Lyett Mining Company
Betheldat
Arbitration “Court
Queenstown
Nelehborta
Wheat Market Steady Amid Global Trade Notes
Market reports indicate steady wheat trading across Adelaide and Liverpool futures with Australian demand showing cautious strength. Prices quoted at 26/6 for quarters, with Manitoba and Canadian sellers optimizing sales while buyers limit immediate purchase due to rate concerns.
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Adelaide
Rtany
Hines Raneinig
Seamen Fail to Decide on Strike End Date
About 1,500 seamen debated whether to resume work as owners and union officials clashed over terms. A vote failed to yield a clear result, with both sides urging readiness for ships to sail tonight. The meeting ended in disorder and the stance of owners remained hopeful for a swift resumption.
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J. Johnson Seerytacs
Syneyrane
Tellpre
Craltmas
Wumurrow
Blow to Seamen as Craigend Cargo to Be Handled by Unionists
A Serruits wet babar Gouneil committee decided all cargo on the steamer Craigent, once manned by four volunteer crew, will be handled as dual by unionists. The wording indicates a labor action affecting cargo handling and crew.
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Craigend
Shishane
Thy.atisinttes Committee
The
Serruits Wet Babar Gouneil
Craigent
Syilnes
Brady Accused Forger and Remand Dismissed
At Sydney Central Police Court Patrick Brady, a 42 year old shearer, faced a charge of forging a cheque on a Sydney Commercial Bank. After discussion the magistrate discharged Brady and adjournments were planned, with police seeking further remand as the case proceeds in Alger court.
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Sydney
Thal
Reaman
Dischareed Brady
Carlisle Clears Sydney Run Amid Crew Shuffle
Carlisle escaped Sydney Friday as a new venture faced a setback when another master left the harbor with a volunteer crew. James Vatrick and Co. owned the craft Caplissy, with Patrick and Co. Ltd announcing plans to dispatch Cartists and secure a crew without difficulty.
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Sydney
James Vatrick
McTisurne
Patrick and Co., Ltd
Cartists
Wii
Twiday
Rompany
Surevastul
Tie Tribemenaster Yemereys Max Time
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a 79.0 maximum and a 2 hour period with an am ending.
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Yemereys
Local notices and travels from Pirie Hospital to Adelaide-Whralla list
Mrs St YAllsom of Work road and Mrs A Founlas of Flyrence sieteh discharged from Pirie Hospital. Visitors include Dr Feuer and Mr Mebinalit from technical schools in Piriu. Mr Tonkin left for a 26 day cruise. Pine YSDCA board session chaired by J Hopkins with remarks by Dr Muritey Gross and Prof Edwin Bramwell. Annual address Sept 16 by Prof Bramwell on human chain theory. Passenger list for Adelaide W air mail includes J Shierlam N Olssen and H Kerrisk.
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St Yallsom
Work Road
Wile Westy
Pinie Tyepital Gestyntay
Pirie Hospital
Esterday
Feuer
Piriu Yeatertay
Tuna
SB. Tonkin
Pirie
Weal
Suturuay
Crulee
Bengal
J. Wopkins
Pine Ysdca
Board of
Dirvelurs
Muritey Gross
Hartley Gros
Arts
Colonez
International
Springfield
Mars
U.S.A
YMCA
Gross
Tadies
Rey Spout Teon
Siskallan Institute of Anatomy
Ganberi
Edwin Bramwell
Edin- Wurum
Bramwell
British Medical Congress
Meibdurmo
Royal Toliere of Physicians
Ais Mail Pamecgere
Adelaide-Whralla
Mwb
Middiewon
Pire
Ice Eine Tore
Messrs
J. Shierlam
SN. Olssen
HE. Kerrisk
Seamen Meeting Disappoints Brennan In Sydney
Acting Federal Attorney General Brennan expressed disappointment with the result of the recent seamen meeting in Sydney. He hoped tomorrow would bring a happier conclusion as the federal government aid would not act while the matter was under discussion.
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Melbourne
Sea” Brennan
Artoener- Geral
Sydney
Nation pays final tribute to Will Rogers in Los Angeles
President Roosevelt representatives from the Army and Navy attended funeral services for Will Rogers at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles. About 100000 people gathered as dignitaries led the tribute with military honors and a public salute.
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Los Angeles
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Altraiy
Langerelles
New York
Wiley Hist
Ona Uornally
Record Warmth Spurs Unseasonable Spring-Like Weather
The recent warm spell brought temperatures around 79.6 degrees and a surge of sunny days. Forecasters note a rare late summer feel with high readings near 19.6 dez and a historical peak dating back to 1928, as residents anticipate the summer warmth extending into autumn.
Melbourne death shocks Employers' Federation figure Mr Ashworth
Mr TW Ashworth a former dean of the Employers' Federation died suddenly in Melbourne yesterday afternoon. The report notes his prominent role and sudden loss, with details of partners and affiliations mentioned in the obituary style.
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TW Ashworth
Employers
Federatin
Melbourne
Two Million Pounds Gold Mine Valuation Rumor
Promoters Mee and Bets Coen and Laloma Gold Mines directors estimate the property near Melbourne holds about 2 million pounds worth of gold. Drill tests on a 190 acre site show ore proven over 500 feet with depths suggesting far greater potential.
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Melbourne
MEE & Bets Coen Ot ‘Viame Te Laloma
Figinfoer
Shaila
4000-Volt Shock Fatality At Adelaide Line Work
Raymond Trebilcock lineman for the Adelaide Electric Supply Company was electrocuted while working atop a high pole at Mile Rad. The incident occurred Friday and authorities report a fatal 4000 volt shock.
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Adelaide
Mile
Raymond Trebilcock
Adelaide Electric Supply Company
Interview Stalls Over Chief Justice Remarks
MEDAUUMNE reports Friday that an interview with Sir Frank Gavan Dutty and Sen Brennan failed to produce a statement on the Chief Justice’s planned court search. The delay comes as the Attorney General Mfensies is absent, leaving the official position unsettled.
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Medauumne
Frank Gavan Dutty
Reders Chit Duxtiee
Sen
Brennan
Aeling Federal
Mfensies
Seach
Italy warns Britain interference could spark world war
Italian press warns Britain against meddling, pledging to defend rights and deter hostile acts. The Giornale Italia quotes Signor Gaga and stresses Italy would treat interference as a serious threat, signaling a firm stance amid rising tensions.
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Rome
Signor
Gaga
Giornale Italia
Italy
Sf Aieny
Cabinet holidays disrupted by wartime export pause
London reports say ministers have halted holidays to deal with urgent decisions on temporary export restrictions for arms. A cabinet meeting is planned after protests, while the Rome correspondent notes limited developments. The aircraft carrier Meragua departed Naples with bombing sorties and 82 pilots aboard.
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London
Fangrwrniy
Rome
Thearesty
Meragua
Naples
Huey
Grave Possibilities in Africa War Spillover
London observers warn that Britain could be pulled into the Italo Ethiopian conflict with Africa’s borders near Egypt and Sudan. Italian moves toward Abyssinia risk igniting tensions across colonies, risking racial strains, alliances, and potential global confrontation amid anxious press coverage.
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Crecenter
London
Aitira
Great Britain
Europe
Africa
Abyssinia
Ade
Miriam Lant
Abe
Betting by Phone Sparks Post Office Row in Australia
In Melbourne the Commonwealth accuses the Postal Department of supplying phones to gamblers while criticising police and authorities. Senator McLachlan demands action and warns any abuse jeopardizes telephony for law abiding citizens. The proposal includes suspending telephone services for those convicted under betting laws to curb illegal wagering.
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Melbourne
Elton Fay Sem
Me Lariam
Mtrhildy
New South Wales Police
Commissionce
Postal Department
McLachlan
Childs
New South Wales Police Department
Abyssinia and Japan clash over plans in Morocen
Fragmented OCR hints at Abyssinia and Japan tensions with Italy and Spain campaigns in Morocen. Mentions air plans, naval efforts, and calls for occupation, though text is garbled and unclear on specifics or outcomes.
Stock market chaos hits Adelaide trading floor
Unclear market report describes frenzied exchange in Adelaide with stock downgrades after sharp losses. Astellas and General Investments faced declines while a soft listing of 44/6 percent and £20060 looted figures were noted amid widespread turmoil. Broken Mill Proprietary, once strong, tumbled.
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Adelaide
Australlad Rashangrs
Fonylon Stork
Adelaide Saley
Astellas
General Investmenta
Judgment Against John Guaw in Melbourne Court
In a Melbourne county court judgment, John Guaw was ordered to pay his wife 49 pounds for maintenance, plus 20 pounds a year to the estate. The judge enforced full payment and warned possible imprisonment for nonpayment. The proceedings indicate a harsh enforcement of marital support with threats of gaol for 42 days if funds remain unpaid.
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Melbourne
Friay
Jobe Vun
Ieee
Ham
Wacindoe
Tasmanate Service Offer to Garry New Zealand in
A fragmented notice appears to refer to a service offer involving Garry and New Zealand. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps but suggest a contractual or local business notification. No clear date, place, or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Chilarom
Fat
Lew Ae
Oliver
Rust Chaltenment
Weil
Mancow
Burinnd
Prenler
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de Gress
Funner
Mather
Liverpool
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Hein
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Palame
Justier
Alger
Mme
Lauda
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Nts
Ole Couunsel
Alenck Ol
Io Ynan
Lamdys
EACON
Amapr
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Commonwealth
Nation
Wiley Post
Birie
Wistertay
Sytney
Shepheed
Tilly
Monald Latua
Selsba Bay
Pont Stephens
Stunt Vllowr
Rifly Clubs
Hurey
Sevenfield
Mulvemad
Wmpioyg
Tramways
Tritt
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Bota
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Loloma
Workman
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Tasmanate Service
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