Strike Ends as Miners Surrender After 424 Hours
Miners at Durham colliery ended a four day and four hour stay in the pit after negotiations. Surface supporters cheered as the men poured out, saying the dispute was fixed though some officials warned the workforce must resume normal conditions before any grievance talks. Police guarded the mine as the crowd converged and plans were made for transport home.
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Murky Congregational Service Displays Visual Sermon
An unclear account describes a church event featuring wax images and moving pictures projected across the front as part of a sermon. Organist Mins Wertyman played incidental music while the audience watched a sequence of scenes. The congregation observed a tense moment as the visuals unfolded during the service.
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Huge Purchase of Wheat by Federal Surplus Plan
Washington reports the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation will begin immediate wheat purchases under the Agriculture Department plan. The effort aims to buy 25,000,000 bushels as part of a government market strategy with Americans urged to sow more wheat.
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Hospitals Report Mixed Admissions And Board Changes
Mr J Ko Runge continues as the highest patient at Pirie Hospital with the tally rising to 29 percent since entering the institutum after an accident at the Smelters. Mr Wy Backstrom admitted to the surgical ward at Tirle Hospital. Mr M Gluck, a pupil at hire hospital, remains unable to leave bed. A new chair was to be formed next month by the ayanf directors of Bron ken NUT Hospital with Dr ti My Mains as chair, representing the west and other managers. New treasurer and representatives of the Nie Mink Managers were to be named at the forthcoming meeting.
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Fragmented OCR text mentions a meeting and names of individuals and places with unclear context. The legible parts reference a meeting on a Saturday and a list of attendees including several personal names and a location, but details are obscured.
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Storm in Pirie Wet Weekend Hits Crystal Brook
Light rain fell in Pirie on Saturday night and up to 8.39 am yesterday, with a visitor reporting 60 points of rain. A westward storm swept Saturday afternoon, affecting Crystal Brook and dampening near the championship events at Kingston Pack gulfs.
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Weather Notes and Odd Event Delays Reported
Yesterday saw a maximum of 61.5 with an 8 am end for the 24 hour period. Saturday’s forecast listed a 65.3 high and 4:30 am end, amid scattered references to events and delays from Heoken MN to Paraftend.
Visiting Broken Hill aero show delights Pirie crowds
About 500 residents gathered at Pirie airport to see visiting Broken Hill Aero Club aircraft and local Spencer Gulf Club planes take off for Whyalla. Spectators watched a V formation takeoff, with Tiger Moths and Gypsy Moths on display, and a reception at the Barrier Hotel afterward.
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No World War This Year Opinion in America
New York Sunday dispatch notes U S business men expect no world war this year. Cynicism over war scares rises while international uncertainty dents trade. Factors include Roosevelt policy opposition and a passing heat wave amid Wall Street’s June boom and upcoming November elections.
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Australian ten outs in doubles loss in national tennis
Australian Associated Press reports a setback as the Americans defeated the Australian pair Quistatti and Hromichet in straight sets 6 3. The match featured a strong return game and decisive net play from the Americans while the Australians struggled to convert break chances.
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Value of Long Flights Prompts Friendly Meeting
Vinking and royal filers met in a friendly atmosphere at the lager teat pilenet by Spencer Cult Aero Gluly at Rierier Muted yesterday. Reference was made to the value of cross-country Wallis for training Dir poses. Air class of the loral stuby spoke as The Recorder performed.
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Going Aloft for Governor General Arrival
In a brief note from Whyalla to Siler City, three club planes are planned to cross from Whyalla early Thursday to meet Lord Muntiaztent on his arrival. Mr P G Graham announced the royal visitor’s expected reception as the governor general makes his ceremonial tour.
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Flying Doctor Stops at Pirie En Route to Port Broughton
West Coast Flying Doctor arc past Pirie on way to Port Broughton to act as interim for his brother Dr R Gibson. The Fox Moth arrived with Mr Chadwick at Mt Bush Chur Society and departed by road after landing. Dr N Gibson and wife run Ceduna hospital and ambulance service aiding Church Society. The plane reportedly covered about 4,600 miles on hospital and ambulance work.
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Spencer Gulf Arm Club
Law Bids Doctor to Operate on SA Child
Sunday report states a doctor seeks permission to perform an operation to end the life of a 24 year old South Australian girl alleged to be the victim of a crime. A special Act could pass both Houses in hours if required, with Crown Law authority and Bel Nissy Medical Association involvement. The case prompts calls for expert medical input and potential urgent legislation, while officials note uncertainty about prompt action.
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Pedlars Parade Novel Sales Evening at Pirie South
A charity event at Pirie South Baptist featured a Pedlars Parade sales evening with a unique fund valuation method for church purposes. Attendees watched Mrs. Hater, Mrs. J. W. Young at piano, and performers including Messrs Falk, Hunter, Brown, and D. Venn. A humorous sketch showcased Bagh Syediar in costume with stalls offering goods as part of a lively program.
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Two disputes at Broken Hill mine operations
At Broken Hill Zinc Corporation mine a stoppage arose as workers faced layoffs and demands to save jobs. A meeting with underground employees and management aimed to quell unrest and plan shifts. No. 4 and No. 1 parties were discussed for preference in future work, with ongoing concerns over four weeks of inactivity.
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Brighton Match Report Shaped by Ideal Wicket and Weather
Australia and Sussex clashed in bright conditions with McCabe winning the toss and batting first. Scorers note McCormick, Sandeles, Tobioy, Howling, Langridge and Laneridge among key performers as country and club posted totals and figures, while bowlers Metabe Ward and others claimed runs and wickets in a bustling, unfinished day of cricket.
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Youthful Singers at Church Circle Solomontown Event
Youthful singers at Solomontown Methodist Sunday School anniversary lit the church with bright color and lively choruses. Morning address by Rev W B Howden, afternoon and evening services featured solos, duets, and a keynote on purity and steadfastness by Rev W Curry. Notable young performers included Kevin Teritzky, Kevin Foster, Hetty Alford, Marjorie Langsford, Patty Milnes, and primary scholars led by Miss E Spence. Large attendance and full hall support the celebration.
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Lorries bogged at Mount Barker Show
Molstaker Sumas reports heavy rain disrupted the Mount Barker sheep show. Lorries bogged in mud, shoppers delayed, and several vehicles sank to axles while drivers helped each other. Two hundred sheep valued at hundreds of pounds were exhibited. a champion ram was valued at 300 guineas. The event, opened by Mr Young ML C, boosted local breeders. Cups were presented to exhibitors including Scammell, Hart, Navileon Brothers, Plow, Lintern, and Sipherston.
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Germans Create Alarm As Prague Condemns Manifesto
The Henlein Party issued a proclamation claiming self defense and denouncing Czech rule. Czech ministry branded the document unlawful and dangerous. The Times Berlin notes foreign observers fear a broader clash. risk of a German invasion plan is discussed amid border tensions.
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European tension flares as Sudeten crisis looms
The article reports on rising European pressure over Czechoslovakia with Germany hinting at broader aims, Britain and France weighing peace versus war, and cautious signals from Moscow and other powers. It notes Irish and British commentary, possible Russian concern, and shifting Allied stances amid threats of intervention and a looming crisis.
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