Forced Down By Fog Delays Airman’s Newfoundland Hop
John Mollison of New Brunswick diverted tonight after fog forced his plane 48 miles from base. He traveled to St. John for the night and plans to refuel and depart for Harbor Grove Newfoundland tomorrow.
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U’recorder
John
New Brunswick
J. A. Mollison
New York
England
Here
St. Jatin
Harbor Grove
Newfoundland
Tomorruyy
Australia’s Effort Broadcast in U S A by Mr Bruce
In a New York broadcast Mr S M Bruce outlined Australia’s sufferings from price declines and reduced exports. He urged resisting present price cuts and pushing for wholesale price increases through sacrifices and redirected demand to shore up living standards.
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U.S.A
MR. Bruce
New York
Monny
S. M. Bruce
Australia
Nustralia
Clouds Looming in Manchuria
IMUKDEN reports heavy fighting as around 300 bandits surround the northeast wildleds station near Mukden. Armored cars rush to the scene while 130 incendiary arcs occur across several locations including the arsenal and aerodrome. several planes are destroyed and casualties reported among enemy forces.
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Caples
Imukden
Arsenal
Peradrome
Port Gernot man charged with incest in court
Henry Loman a 44 year old wheat agent of Port Gernot appeared yesterday at Tosa mine court charged with incest. He was remanded to Port Pirie Police Court this morning after arrest on Sunday by Detective Ferguson and Constable Kinch of Port Gesmein.
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Henry Loman
Port Gernot
Tosa
Port Pirie
Ferguson
Kinch
Port Gesmein
German recovery plan aims to curb unemployment
A Berlin article reports leaders proposing to restore funds via taxpayers and Reichsbank credits. The plan seeks to revive industry with 35 million pounds over two years to absorb about 4.75 million unemployed, require wage adjustments, and use savings to hire more workers, despite persistent mood of crisis.
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Berlin
Germany
von Papen
Roliesenemus
Kia
Thor
Lair Cortifeatas
Waterfront Fire Causes 120000 Pound California Damage
A waterfront blaze in California caused about 120000 pounds in damage after an explosion at a junior band frolic venue. The ladies organizing the produce stall for the Junior Band fair plan a fancy dress event at Memorial Hall on Friday September 9 with prizes for plain and fancy costumes.
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Cabios
Sacramento
Cal
A!et 4Unior
Shildeen
Adillis
Relief grant for Pirie interest on proposed loan
The mayor told the council it would be useless to deputation to government over a £4000 relief loan due to high interest. A letter from the Under Treasurer explained conditions on unemployment relief loans. Council referred the matter to the Municipal Association for guidance and urged consulting other corporations to gauge acceptable loan terms and rates before re submitting to Commonwealth authorities.
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South Australian Municipal Association
Tat
South Australia
Ainderigks
Teller Council
Soleres
Treasury
Gr. Sjostrom
Dutch Seamen Threaten Strike Over Wages
Rotterdam dispatch reports Dutch seamen threatening trouble as employers push wage reductions amid sterling exchange tensions. Seamen’s Union rejects the cut leading to a threatened strike if wages are not restored to previous levels. An English firm reportedly crews ships with British sailors to cut costs, sparking the dispute.
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Rotterdam
Ong Nem
Frm
Vislipe
Pontiff Shifts Honeymoon Policy in Rome
In Rome a Recorder Special reports Mussolini grants an 80 percent fare reduction on rail travel for Italian couples spending their honeymoon in the city. The Pope, now receiving audiences in a special chamber, has seen a surge of couples seeking his blessing.
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Rome
Signor Mussolini
Faresto
Sréul
Parties Directed to Confer on Wage Reductions
In the Industrial Court today Adelaide Hill Associates Smelters Proprietary Limited applied to Mr. President Kelly for an order reducing wages by two shillings a day for Port Pirie employees to align with metropolitan adjustments. Australian Workers Union representative Mr Med Murphy argued for rate consistency with a 1s 8d day rise for some shire workers. both sides agreed the current award rates remain. Mr IT Maughan appeared for the company. the parties were ordered to confer and the hearing adjourned.
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Adelaidn
Monda
Roken Hill Associates Smelters “Proprietary, Limited
Kelly
IT. Maughan
New State Movement sparks debate in Melbourne meeting
In Melbourne, Sen Charles Hardy casts doubt on NSW stability under the New State proposal. He predicts public referenda within months could split New South Wales and threaten Victoria and the broader Australian federation. He warns a swing could install extremist forces within a few years.
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Melbourne
Homa Club
Charles Hardy
New South Wales
New South Wells
Ead
Victoria
Australia
Textile strike conference eyes wage and cost of living cut
Employers and employees in the textile trade met at the Arbitrator Beeby’s to discuss the strike, the 1 8 per cent cost of living reduction. After private sessions the delegates were encouraged to confer without him. The conference adjourned until tomorrow. More talks continued this afternoon with results to be reported to Judge Beeby in the Arbitration Court.
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Melbourne
Besby
Beeby
Beehy
Wool values rise at Sydney sale opening
In Sydney the 1929 33 wool selling season opened with strong upward movement. Merinos rose about 20 percent from June sale levels, while greasy merino advanced by roughly 10 to 15 percent from opening rates last season. Prices reached as high as 4s 9d per pound for greasy merino.
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Sydney
Port Adelaide Work Allocation Debated by Delegation
A Port Adelaide deputation urged the Premier to secure work for waterside workers and volunteers. They proposed two thirds of available work for watersiders and one third for volunteers, aiming to influence Mr Lyons to arrange for Port Adelaide.
Middleton Mayor Attends Jubilee Reunion at Crystal Brook
Personal note reports Mayor Middleton left the fortnightly council meeting to join the Jubilee celebrations at Crystal Brook. Alderman Paylioh chaired in the mayoral absence during the reunion event.
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Middleton
Council
Crystal Brook
Paylioh
Swan Hill man fined for unlicensed flight at Essendon Court
Ernest Edgar Davies of Swan Hill was fined £50 by Essendon Court for flying an aeroplane without a licence after the plane’s licence expired in February and the defense claimed pilot’s licence was not renewed.
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Melsouane
Ernest Edgar Davies
Seli. Citor
Swan Hill
Essendon
Consent Award in Boot Trade in New South Wales and Victoria
A consent award in the boot trade, effective from September 4, was made by the Arbitration Board presided over by Judge Rewby in New South Wales and Victoria. The award fixes wages at 47 shillings per week for males and 24 pounds 7 shillings for females, with a 23 percent emergency reduction and a further 24 percent from January.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Victoria
Rewby
Interstate lacrosse results in heavy rain across Victoria and South Australia
In wet conditions Victoria defeated New South Wales 29 to 2 while South Australia beat Queensland 24 to 3. Read set an interstate record by throwing 4% Bons.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Neve South
Severe Encounter Bays Warned by Hail Storm Milestones
A severe hail storm hit Encounter Bay yesterday around 6 30 pm causing extensive damage. Galvanised roofs dented and crops threshed in the worst storm here in 48 years. Victor Harbor reported minor hail. Some rain fell in Adelard and Mallee but the dry north‑east remains urgent for rain.
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Adelaide
Encounter Bay
Pia
Mallee
Boots for Needy Sought From Unemployment Relief Council
Mr Middleton reported to Port Pirie Council that a request for a further 280 boots and shoes for the needy had been made to the Unemployment Relief Council. He stated the application covered the balance of Port Pirie’s allocation and was being processed under council supervision.
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Middleton
Port Pirie
Poisoned by Gas in Silo Fatal for One Man
London report says William Cattshakh aged 42 and Alfred Peters were overcome by cyanide fumes while fumigating a silo. Peters died soon after extraction. Cattshakh survived with medical aid. Located in Wellington New South Wales.
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Wellington
NS AW
William Cattshakh
Alfred Peters
Onitanakh
Paterg Iv
Gaerloun
London
Port Active Six Ships Berth Yesterday on Pirie Waterfront
The Pirie waterfront showed renewed activity as six vessels berthed yesterday. The German steamer Masel arrived at Smelters Wharf with forty five sea loads to load ore for Conkle Greek, boosting employment for more men. Waterside workers prepared to discharge timber and wheat while grain to the ukuyo Maru supplies was loaded at Queen’s Wharf. Barrier Wharf workers planned a morning shift to load wheat, and about 180 workers were expected along the wharf at the day’s pickup point.
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Peter
Pirie
Mtr
Bolan Eeovetary
Branes
Masel
Waishaa
Maanta
Feder
Queen's Wharf
Barrier Wharf
Atlee
Tio Walerfrant
Shipping Outlook Brightens as Arrivals Set Map
A rush of shipping cannot be rushed forward but promises of four steady improvements in the coming weeks. Overseas vessels on the Harbors Board list include Winton for lead Jamaican Guy of Winchester for lead ae Deven for feac Molto Marc for ore Talleyrand for lead and Merbudda for ore with arrivals in September to October. Wheat stacks from last season must be shipped to clear room for new cargoes, and the docks show a cautiously optimistic outlook as full berths return and work resumes in town.
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Harbors Board
Winton
Tamaican
Guy of
Winchester
Ae Deven
Feac
Molto Marc
Talleyrand
Merbudda
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Manchuria
Mukden
Germein
California
Mog Ryan
McCallum’s Furniture
Rbration Bought
Mussolini
NEW State Movement
Sen. Hardy
Pickard
Alstogade Fea
Port Adelaide
Watersiders
Interstate Lacrosse
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Boots
Prests Limited
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