Labor Party Expels Leading Members After Conference
Sydney reports four Labor Party members including Heffron Davidson Housington and Lasvarini were expelled by a special conference for attending the Labor Council as observers. The meeting upheld expulsions and criticized the Labour Council’s alleged bogus conference aims while preserving unions as official party affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Sydney
RJ. Heffron
Botany
M.A. Davidson
Cobar
M. Housington
Sturt
C. C. Lasvarini
Marrickville
Australian Labor Party
Wack” Labor Council
Bitter Criticism by Horsington Over Labor Expulsion
Sydney report quotes E M Horsington MLA denouncing Lang and the Timer Group after his expulsion from the Australian Labor Party. He accuses Lang of a dictatorial hold on the movement and predicts unions will regain control, dubbing the episode a Lang Party move and calling last night’s actions “dastardly.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sondar
Labor
E. M. Horsington
Australian Labor Party
Horsington
Lang
Uty
Timer Group
Cies “Lane
F Lang
Personal notes on Pirie and Adelaide visits and hospital stays
The item lists several locals with ties to Pirie and Adelaide including Neale, Mr Bruce Beans agent for A W Dobbie & Co, and Mr Ron Wellington visiting Adelaide. It notes residents residing with the Carwood family on Rosell Street awaiting treatment at Pirie Hospital, plus multiple hospital admissions and discharges for injuries from a cycle crash, pleurisy symptoms, and other medical mottos. It also mentions a Marks footballer admitted on August 1 and discharged, and a local lacrosse association meeting led by Mr Middle.
London Metal Exchange Lined Terms At Market Session
Fragmented notes detail London Metal Exchange quotations and forward rates with references to Australian Minting associations and various individuals and firms. Mentions lead, copper, and standard contracts, plus forward prices and transport details for a vessel bound to Port Litieulu with names such as McDougal, Slanduni, and Walker appearing among cargo and passenger references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelaiue
Australian Mints and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Widdley Uv
Eve Lawton
Speiler
McDougal
Tine Slanduni
Weprand Ff
P Bridge
Tyesfyan
Ainidamitni
Walker
Sniluin
E. Sara
P.M. Baeeie
Buller
Balcony duel and taxi gunfire shocks Sydney suburb
A Sunday night duel in Botany Street Mendrum left multiple shooters firing from a balcony and a taxi. John Hourigan, 29, was struck in the abdomen as a man fired from a doorway and a balcony. A taxi driver and others escaped injury as additional shots rang out. Police questioned witnesses and searched for injuries amid the chaotic confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kotany Street
Mendrum
John Hourigan
Renwick Street
Red
Althiough Itas
Hourigan
Lus
Botany
Mie Dee
Hus
Protest Against Re Examinations Adelaides Railways
Mass meeting of railway employes at Trades Hall urged workers statewide to resist periodic technical re examinations. If H S Hudd the Minister of Railways rejects the demand for withdrawal a regulation strike may be declared. A follow up meeting of unions and the Australian Government Workers Association will be held when the minister replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
H.S. Hudd
Australis Goverment Workers' Associaiom
Min
Britain Sees German View On Spain War Crisis
A London report outlines Britain awaiting Germany’s stance on intervention in Spain and a potential Franco-Spanish pact. It notes Madrid’s hopes for German support against Anglo French pressure, with references to naval and military movements and diplomatic notes from Paris and Moscow affecting the Spanish Civil War timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crecordee
London
Germany
Italy
Spain
Clalita Ars
Cordale
Sevice
Tovermiiut
Britain
Talia
Dtdle
Erumny
Westend
Jhaly
Grud Peete
Naly
Hove
Preneh Vires
Tines
Sete Ag
Ulys
Jheitent Fasteld
Berlin
Gerad Steiner
Tax deduction for dental fees debate stirs states
Adelaide officials discuss potential federal tax relief for dental expenses. The proposal seeks uniform rules across New South Wales and other states, with support from the Fergusutton Upudselon committee. If all states agree, the reform could be enacted nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Sandis
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Funeral of Skier Meluonine in Alps Buried After Tragedy
The funeral for skier Meluonine was held Sunday in the Alps. Scouts from the United States and local groups attended, with Represetatives from the headquaters and Bank, and family members among those listed, while details of the incident remain unclear amid a complex rescue and search effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Scouling Artis
Boy Scouts
Australia May Create South Polar Colony Says Captain Elms
Captain A Elms, linked to Scott's 1910 expedition, discussed a vast Antarctic dependency with The Recorder. He described nine land areas, roughly following the seventy fifth parallel, and noted whaling extends for decades with whale and seal catches but questioned the practicality of establishing a permanent colony due to ship access and food supply challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarc
Canberra
Australia
Jad
Evres Nowe Guinea de Beishana Aman
Lalvot
A. Elms
Scott
South Polar
Jute Land
Wilkes Nd
Banzare Leni
Queen Miry
Enders Land
Ross Sea
Discovery
Mount Terror
Iesy
Ieine
Ipsessions
Na Wey
Wiik
Madrid Citizens Face Uncertain Future Amid Scarce News
Amid widespread hardship in Madrid, residents cope with food shortages and fear for the future. Despite aid efforts led by Dyn Lopee the town struggles, while many districts restrict newspapers and fascist influence grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Vtiriad
Mati
Dyn Lopee
Europe
Fast voyage by Queen Mary sets record pace
The Queen Mary completed a rapid Atlantic crossing with reports from Liverpool noting a speed of 304 knots and a mid day landmark. Total distance covered reached 1,224 miles at an average pace around 5045 knots, as observers tracked the lengthy transatlantic run on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crecordes
Sunda
Yootal Pallease
Fred
Tony Lie
Braddock Schmeling World Title Bout Postponed
New York report notes Braddock and Schmeling’s world title clash, set for late September, is postponed to June due to Braddock’s injuries. Schmeling, who beat Joe Louis, says he will not fight Louis again until he has a world title shot. Backers seek a return bout with Braddock before the title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
New York
J_ Braddock
Like World
Braddock
Max Schmeline
Unitext
Schmeling
Thermometer Readings and Maxima Report
A weather brief notes Saturday’s high around 67.5 degrees with mixed readings over several hours and a night minimum near 55. The previous day showed a higher peak around 83 degrees with similar hourly variations and an early morning low around 33 to 55 depending on the station.
Wife Not Guilty in Husband Murder Trial
Violet Sarah Rose Randan was found not guilty of murdering her husband after a trial in Hobart. She testified that her husband did not shoot himself, detailing her alibi and the couple’s contentious finances and jealousy. The jury discharged her amid questions about the motive and relationships with George Thiavon and Neville George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauscelius
Violet Sarah Rose Rantan
Etterday
Wimaell
Hobart
Wirtso
Miewari
Georgi Thiavon
Neville George
Leitinns
Uoy
George
Ainell Limue
Breakthrough in 7 6 wage rise at broken Hill meat plants
In Broken Hill on Sunday AFTIEL the master butchers accepted a 7/6 increase for meat workers after a resumed conference led by Conciliation Commissioner Mr J Baker. The dispute over plant stock held by Barrier Industrial Council kept settlement uncertain, with talks steering toward continued operation and a staged return to work as plans for abattoir management evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
J. Baker
Barrier Industrial Council
E. P. O'Neill
Messrs
T. Allison
PK Conroy
R. E. Jones
EU O'Keill
AK. McNed
J. G. Polkinghorne
J. J
Sane Darcy
Baker
Alison
Mr. O'Neill
O'Neil
Allison
O'Neill
Couros
Ines
Jones
Cou
Air. McNeil
Ot. O'Neill
Conroy
Miner Survives Cave-in Near Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie area, Reuben Stokes (about 49) survived a rock fall at Colaba mine three miles away. A surface to level concussion caused debris to bury workers. 75 men labored 14 hours to free Stokes, with 69 tons moved and his head only partially uncovered after an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie
Reuben Stoken
Colaba
Wren
Siahes
Possibilities of trade expansion discussed by Dr Earle Page
Darwin reports Dr Earle Page returning to Australia after a talk on trade expansion. He warns Cabinet weaknesses threaten progress and notes the need to address dangers from reduced ore shipments and potential bottlenecks in reloading stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Ausiiete
Earle Page
Alla
Ister
Om Morse
Tisai
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MR. Baddeley
Mowatther
Messrs Lang
J Bs. Beasley
Sal
Wmiuns
NLP
Mir
Berdsing
ALP
Pariamentary Labor Party
Imenif
Latig Aed
Buildelvy
Wis
Lie AL
J. S. Garden
Mior
Roofer Dee
Communist Party
Susen
Housandy
Suombers
MR. Horsington
Neale
Joliethe
Pirie i
Mr. Bruce Bean
A.W. Dobbie & Co
Mr. GA
Dumgtall
Pirie Fur
Advidide
Ron Welligton
Florence Siiwel
Rey
Axum
Pear
FJ. Carwood
Rosell Street
Pirie Hospital
MD. Stansut
Plefe
Woberts
Th Mark
Memorial Oval
J Avers
Sasnaiman
Warnertown
Pirie
Shas
Hewruin Threedt Railway
Texfety Pirie
Pryor
Bitte Hospital
Taalvyenig
M. Masour
Sulo~noutown
Iu Pole Hospital
Bowe
Dow
WL Th, Middle
Pirie Lacrosse Association
Miro
Maxwell
Tork
Ampusta
London Metal Market
Russiatta
Mienchester Tenuewinie
Imani
Wessels
Musi
Ube
Rossi
Frameo
Vet
Tate 1
Cleveland Cole
Lone Scout
Lule
Tivy
Pedlull
Hivir
Epward
Pitt
Howard Miceliy
Skives
Squai
Mitchell
Meinolisne
Auelab
Mount Bogang
Michely
Tey Weston
Hart Bay
Moun Bagong
Watford
Aine
Amd
Mount Mung
Australia's
New “Colony
Capt. Elms
Antarctic
Blais
Auckland
Elmas Coud
Cap Klms
Elms
Madrid
Queen Mary
Blumont
Uving
Wil
Gell Wid
Nesley
van Gertee
Ste
Mumont
Tyme
Peful
Weare
Tirana
Asin
Rattesa
Winsettie
Union Butchery
BLC
Ore Pass
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