Five Die As Plane Crashes Near Innisfail Australia
Five persons died and several injured when a plane stalled while approaching Innisfail Aerodrome Mundao at 9 30 am The aircraft plunged to the ground with force witnesses say The crash occurred a quarter of a mile from the airfield and emergency responders rushed to the scene to aid the survivors The pilot was named Ben Goodson and the passengers included Miss Walaldina and Mrs Murtha among others authorities investigate the cause of the crash and the severity of injuries is reported as serious or critical for several passengers
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Brisbane
Innisfail
Mundao
Fire destroys 48000 tobacco in Garston warehouse
A blaze in Cardigan Street Garston gutted a five storey warehouse storing tobacco worth 48000 pounds. The Myony Clear Company, based across the street, owned the building and factory where the tobacco was turned into cigars after the fire. Firefighters battled the flames and the warehouse contents were destroyed.
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Melrbourne
Estratian Telacou Kal
Cardigan Street
Garston
Trans Train Delays and Regional Railnotes
A garbled OCR report notes a train in Adelaide delaying by about 24 minutes amid weather and service disruptions. It references Port Adelaide and Sydney connections, with uncertain timings and names, reflecting a disrupted intercity rail segment and passenger impact.
Hocking to resign after 16 years as Pirie official
Long serving Pirie Football Association secretary John S Hocking announced his retirement at the end of the current season. The notice came after years of service and a series of meetings addressing the association's future.
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Pirie Football Association
John S Hocking
Unclear historical text hints at player names and events
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Wheat and Silver, names Wiest Bilvee and Mr Threadgoll, Mr Hocking, and a Phin vet. The garbled lines reference teams, trials, and possible retention, with unclear chronology and missing context.
Sussex bats bowling pasted in entertaining display
Australian Associated Press reports on a Sussex innings where fast bowling and a lively performance from players including Bartlett and Walghttos showcased a striking display. The pace and fielding kept Australia on edge as Sussex dominated with timely hits and strong bowling throughout the match.
Amendment Proposed on Medical for Girl Case
MP McDonald backs amending the Criminal Law Consolidation Act to create special provisions for cases like the year old girl case. He favors involving medical experts to decide if termination should proceed, while urging caution to avoid normalizing abuses and stressing limited use of such powers.
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Adelaide
Mra. D. McDonald
Crown Law Office
Iil
Peasent
Aidleul Amie
Woman Seriously Hurt In Local Incident
A report from Penrith District notes a woman was seriously injured yesterday after an attack at a public location. Police say the suspect, a 19 year old man, was apprehended and bail applications were filed. Details remain limited as investigators piece together the sequence of events.
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Svuney
Milion
Penrith
Julie
Wil
Barramat Getaney
Adelaide visit noted by R Yeates and board leader
Mr Yeates Western Australian punter of the Commonwealth Dried Fruits Board toured Pirie by train en route to Melbourne for board duties. He also serves as president of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League in the West. Mis Caterman of Oxone sent a message from Adelaide on a recent visit.
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Hottie Moor
Thor Toy
Mis R. Caterman Squssager
Oxone
Jett
Adelaide
Meo Yiates
Commonwealth Dried Fruits Board
Pirie
Melbourne
Yeates
Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ Imperial League
West
Wheat price scheme gains support from Canberra leaders
Canberra reports indicate accord between Federal and State governments on wheat industry stabilisation. A unified plan envisions a sedentaed home consumption price, with ministers discussing parity with Federal policies. Tax proposals include a 5/8 duty on home consumption as part of stabilisation efforts.
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Canberra
June Wool Market Opens With Mixed Early Demand
Interest marked the opening of the new wool sales season in Sydney today. Prices for staple and weighty fibers showed variances with a firm tone on some run and steadier quotations on others as suppliers faced varying demand.
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Sydney
Sturt
Proposals Aim to Stabilise Wheat Prices and Bread Cost
At the Premiers Conference in Canberra, Mr R L Stutler and Mr Stevens outlined plans for a fixed home consumption price for wheat to stabilise levels around £12 10s for four and cap bread price increases. The aim is to aid 70,000 wheat growers while ensuring the home market pays a reasonable price, with government action to bridge production costs and future stability.
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Canberra
R L. Stutler
South Australia
Stevens
New South Wales
Perth Court Reveals 12 Year Old Prolific Burglar
A Perth Children’s Court session detailed the audacious acts of a 12 year old thief who operated across hundreds of miles. He robbed shops, sent money home via rope and clothes purchases, and fled toward Kalgoorlie. The case touched on broader economic fixes and a proposal for a wheat price stabilisation fund.
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Perth
Munbury
Ditieelf & Pet
Kalgoorlie
Stevens
Vries
Tasmania
Butler
Weather report shows yesterday's high and morning low
The Thermometer records yesterday's maximum at 62.3 degrees and a 24 hour minimum ending at 830 am at 48 degrees.
May Yohe Dead and the Hope Diamond Tale
NY news notes May Yohe a musical comedy star dies in Boston at 70. The piece links her to Lord Francis Hope and the Hope diamond, outlining fortunes ups and downs, a prison stay, stage highlights from 1887 to 1905, and social twists surrounding the famed gem.
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Francis Hope
Hope
Fulwaril
Price
Wales
Portland
Recon
May Vohe
Pennsylvania
IMG
Tines
Fran
Chicago
Great
Aucme
Christopher Columbus
Abase Lyric Theatre
London
Sons
Tilin
Louis XIV
France
Mari'- Antoinette
J. Hope
Prantis Hope
Hope Martiell
Moje
Wage Enquiry Opens Next Monday in Adelaide
The Board of Industry decided at a sitting today that a basic wage enquiry will begin next Monday in Adelaide. The inquiry will determine if there has been a substantial change in the cost of living or other circumstances justifying reopening and reviewing the living wage for adult male and female workers in the metropolitan area.
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Adelaide
Board of Industry
Prairie Gouth Pedlars Parade Winners Named
The Pirie Gouth Pedlars Parade honored numerous participants from Huy and surrounding towns. Prizewinners included Lena Handert for best display among entrants from Wood Lines. Tony James Rowe shaded neighbors in Willman Monier. and notable sales honors went to Lilhuan Hunter.
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Huy
Varad
Pirke South Baptist Mall
Erst Stupley
Marurie Syuinnds
Mary Waive
Nita Abbott
Mex Hunter
Daphan Saxpy
Lena Dlanidort
Ersie Dirtinin
Gave Brown
Gertie Laubey
Holly’ Bistowan
Tillzwatt Hunter
Netty Drage
Shirley McLaushlin
Lorraine Lathe
Janiyes Hews
Meg
Hotel Hours And Picture Shows Stir Willochra Debate
The Willochra area sparked lively exchanges over hotel operating hours and film showings as local Bishop remarks drew responses. Pirie theatre manager defended moral sermons available through cinema entertainment, signaling a clash of church influence and public amusements.
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Pirie Theatre
Clark Gable Complex debated over hotel hours
Rt Rev Dr R Thomas says cutting theatre attendances could aid morals, while Austral Theatre manager Mr W Gee cites global church film use to teach virtue. Ministers and clergy clash on hotel versus cinema influence as figures show weekly theatregoers near 1.28 million in Australia.
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Addie
Hollywood
Hotel Is Poor Man's Club
An editorial voice attacks hotel trading hours and views the issue as driven by vested brewer interests. It cites social harms of late closures and argues for reform to protect families and workers while noting cultural tensions around cinema and alcohol.
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Tishop
Sm Hiy
Meining Iif
Mothara
Beset
Thomas
Ute
Melbourne Idle Hours Feature Brings Community Play
In Melbourne, Unitirisins hosted a 90 minute program of light theater and Shakespeare readings. Federal Director of Production Radke praised the event as a devout, seriously considered effort, noting audience enthusiasm and the informal, entertaining tone of the proceedings.
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Melbourne
Fld
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