Fatality at Forgans Foundry Man fatally injured by steel splinter
R Cornlius John O'Connor aged 44 an employee of J and R Forgan Ltd was fatally injured at the foundry when a piece of steel broke and flew from a punching machine entering his throat severing the jugular vein He died after the splinter was removed at Pirie Hospital He leaves a widow no family and had worked there over 20 years The accident happened shortly after 4 pm and the funeral will be held at Pirie Cemetery this afternoon
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R. Cornlius John O'Connor
J. and R. Forgan, Ltd
Mr. O'Connor
Pirie Hospital
Mr. C'onnor
Audienty
Audienty. Ne Was Sb Prune of Age List September, and Resided On ‘Wie Mile Rosin
Soli
Ponier
Gongor
Marjorie Torams
Mes
Tamms
Solomantiws Herris
LA Sears
Elidren
Messrs
Thomas P
Daniel M.o'kenmor
Solomontows
RL. Forgan
Dently
Marry Wills
Piri
Dublin demonstrators oppose royal wedding film scene
Dublin police report clashes as armed detectives guard a cinema during a royal wedding screening. A youth mob demanded withdrawal of a scene and shouted protests, with several ejections by officers as demonstrators clashed outside the venue.
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Dublin
Igeraling Dae
Lisite
Potien
Court of Appeal Set To Hear Assessments Tonight
City council moves appear before Court of Appeal at 7 30 pm with several appeals listed, two had been withdrawn leaving a small number for consideration.
Viking Funeral Outcry Amid Burning Car Mystery
A cryptic report from Hanahan details an arson scene near Weet Goret where a vehicle, possibly linked to Carl Gusta, was set ablaze. Eyewitnesses describe extinguished tire remains, an interior access breach, and a burned implement. Police classify the case as a suicide and pursue unclear leads.
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Carl Gusta
Hanahan
Sapien
Buey
Two Years Sleep Woman Regains Consciousness In Chicago
Chicago today reports Tricia Maguire aged 29 showing signs of waking after a deep sleep of two years and nine months. The record notes a prior 1842 brain event, with recovery aided by spelling with a wand and parental prompting, amid a day with a 86.9 high and 58.2 low temperatures.
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Chicago
Tricia Maguire
Citt
Pirie Ship and Hotel Guests Draw Local Attention
A stream of passengers and officials arrived in Pirie aboard the Moonta and Augtekerk with many staying at the Royal Exchange and Central Hotels. Notables include Mr H N Browl, Mr W Witcey, Mr W Newson, and Mrs Reed, along with council members Atwell Fitzgerald Davis Pay Jie and Wathsses attending a Pure Municipal Council meeting.
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Pirie
Port Jincob
Moonta
HN. Brow
W. Witcey
W. V. Pott
Sydney
Antwerp
Augtekerk
Pure Municipal Gounell
We Oh
H. Bremeton
H.C. Sleigh
Pines
Central Hotel
Moy Tanbt
A. M. Bickford
Wn Sens
Hyde
Central Hote
Htuckland
Sargood, Gardiner
Limited
de Lurk
Neptune Ol Company
Mr. Pow
Joe Test
Garey
Hayat Exchange Hotel
Adelaide
Portgusta
Partange
Cork tossed like cork Mount Gambier crew survive cyclone
Mount Gambier airman Mr. R. J. Carter and Lieut. A. Kenna of Adelaide described a cyclone near Portland. Their Gipsy Moth was blown about in heavy rain and wind, dropping 500 feet at one point. Safety straps kept them aboard. Kenna was injured and Carter sustained facial damage but both planned to fly again.
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Mount Gambier
Portland
R. J. Carter
A. Kenna
Adelaide
Lieut
Kenna
Korolt
Garter
Tortland
Carter
Bem
Hells
Roosevelt commission to study oil and aviation systems
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt has appointed a commission to study the nation's oil and industry aviation systems. It will propose a large federal grant to test a hemispheric air service linking America with Europe and Asia. Pan American Airways outlines airship plans and a trans Pacific experiment with 6 seat planes and a $250,800 project cost.
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Washington
Associated Press
Roosevelt
America
Hura'e
Go East APOSTOLIC DELEGATE APPEALS AT MASS
Apostolic Delegate Bernardini addressed 7,500 Catholics at St Patrick's Cathedral Melbourne urging young Australian priests and nuns to enter missionary service In a solemn Pontifical High Mass the clergy and laity dressed in formal attire filled the cathedral An appeal for overseas mission work was the central message of the procession and sermon
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Melbourne
St. Patrick’s
Bernardini
Welcome speech at Melbourne church gathering by Dr Head Augtican
Archbishop Jerhey of Melbourne attended a velvet reception for Cardinal Maellery Papal Legater. The cardinal urged unity among Christian churches to face a common threat spreading from Australia that could erode church influence.
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Melbourne
Head Augtican
Jerhey
Velvic
Cardinal Maellery
Gardinal Mactory
Recorder Carol Choir Holds Second Den tal Mission Rehearsal
A large turnout is expected at Den tal Mission Hall for the Recorder Carol Choir second rehearsal tonight at 7 45. Last Tuesday seven singers were present and more are hoped to join. The group plans a hospital visit on Christmas Five at 8 p.m. and a public performance on Christmas Night with thousands in the streets.
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Dental Mission Hall
Recorder ” Carol
Toucht
Pirie Hospital
Ast
Solomontown Beach Committee Critiqued At Pirie Council Meeting
Solomontown Beach bids and committee work were critiqued by Mayor W H Threadgold at a Pirie Town Council event. He warned the council of costs and progress, urged public protection of children, and proposed a Recorder notice to deter cyclists riding along the beach.
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Solomontown Beach
W. H. Threadgold
Pirie Town
Miele
Momtown
Eyeuxis
America faces record public debt
The Treasury reports mounting national obligations amid relief and rotary expenditures, claiming the United States now holds the highest public debt in history. Officials warn the fiscal path ahead will require tough measures and potential constraints on relief programs.
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Treasury
Additional Race Meetings Schedule Noted
The notice lists forthcoming race meetings including March sant dune 43 with 3.400, January Land Arember 14 at Adel and July 16 with Dewtwher 81. Bort Adelaite Raging Club confirms these events and affiliations.
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Avelatie
Land Arember
Adel
Ide Taeine Elin
Bort Adelaite Raging Club
Australia and Britain clash over trade curbs in Commonwealth talks
Dr Earle Page warned that Britain’s strict import limits on Australian produce threaten Australia’s ability to meet overseas obligations and to buy British machinery. A federal agricultural council was proposed, meat export regulation discussed, and a wheat export quota set at 20 million dollars while a duty proposal was held in abeyance for further talks. The meeting involved Commonwealth and state representatives and adjourned to resume Sunday.
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Canberra
Britain
Australia
Earle Page
Serausly
Aida Pollow
Stiles
Mien
Page
Federal Agricultural Council
Commonwealth
Austrlia
Budapest
Muraliv
Sheets Renner
New South Wales
Flood relief in Pirie to pay £16,000 next week
Mayor W H Threadgold told Pirie Council that flood sufferers would likely receive compensation next week. The Flood Relief Committee's valuation branch finished its final report to be considered by the general committee, with £16,000 available for distribution and Christmas money in circulation. The sub committee recommended payment and rain compensation as a possible option for the general committee to decide.
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W. H. Threadgold
Pirie Council
Flood Relief Committee
Pirle
Su-Committee
No Camels On Beach In Solomontown Debated
Mr W J Wray of Koorinea sought permission to price camels for hire on Solomontown Beach. Ald Watts refused, arguing Pirin Council must protect resident stallholders who already pay to operate. He called camels a nasty animal and a stampede risk. The motion to refuse passed.
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W. J. Wray
Koorinea
Solomontown
Ald. Watts
Wray
Pirin Council
St the Mayor
Vast Flood Distress Leaves 2500 Homeless Near Melbourne
In Melbourne flood zones about 2,500 people are homeless. Kensington shelters repopulated while Koo-Wee-Rup and Chelsea refugees face food shortages. Water two feet deep on streets, stock losses widespread, Moe district reports 500 sheep lost. Commonwealth grants 10,000 pounds for relief. Stile Governor and Archbishop Mannix donate 100 pounds each for aid. Coast boats overdue from Tasmania. vessels at risk in high rollers.
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Melbourne
FTER
Shiels
Kensington
Koo-Wee-Rup
Chelsea
Mungip
Nelsea
Yalloria
Commonwealth
Mannix
Wreckage Found Identifies Third Crew Member at Pyramid Rock
A body found at Pyramid Rock is confirmed as Chief Officer D. P. Sincluir aged 49 of Moor Park. Wreckage including waterlogged life jackets and remains recovered, further debris cited.
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Melbourne
I Faimt Coramba
Pyramid Rock
Oficer D. P. Sincluir
Mhort Park
Soviet Murder Victim in Study in Moscow
A Daily Express Warsaw correspondent reports Sergei Kirov was shot by Leonard Nicoleau a former official of the Workers and Peasants Inspection Bureau. He wounded himself after the act and reportedly fired at Kirov as he died. The incident triggers a broader search for a supposed plot involving Soviet traders and Red Army officers with arrests and dismissals across Moscow and Leningrad signaling high alarm in Soviet circles.
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Moscow
Sergei Kirov
Stalin
Leonard Nicoleau
Workers and Peasants’ Inspection Bureau
Kirov
Daily Express
Warsaw
Kirav
Suebay
Asher Tuk
Umer
Rustin
Floods in Athens Cause 18 Drownings and Destruction
Floodwaters swept away a crowded lorry and the bridge between Athens and Phalerum. Many houses were demolished as the government arranged relief. The disaster left at least 18 people dead, including travelers.
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Athen
Wis
Athens
Phalerum
Mobilisation Cuts Cavalry Service In Bersaglieri
In Rome on Monday a new military mobilization reduced bersaglieri conscription from 18 months to 1 year while greatly increasing the number of youths liable for service, affecting cavalry and artillery units.
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Rome
Bersaglies
Government to grant ten thousand for relief in Victoria
The Federal Government will provide £10,000 to relieve foot sufferers in Victoria and will revise its re-employment works schedule to cover storm-related needs. Minister A Parkhill announced £20,000 for employment, while Mr O F H Stewart met Trades Hall to discuss conditions and hoped to finalize the works schedule before Christmas.
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Canberra
Victoria
A. Parkhill
de Fence
HW. Stewart
Trades Hall
Stewart
Double Rescue at Adelaide Pool Involves Joe Marshall
A man from Bisch Forest, Mr Joe Marshall, dived into a pool fully clothed to rescue Lorraine Smith aged 7 and a second child after seeing them struggle. Marshall, not a strong swimmer, pulled both to the bank before others helped. The incident occurred after lunch with Ashford Tennis Club participants witnessing the event.
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Adelaide
Joe Marshall
Bisch Forest
Marshall
Ashford Tennis Club
Lorraine Smith
Unley
Diegel Matches Kooyonga Course Record In Opening Round
Eu Diegel, the American pro, tied the Kooyonga course record with 68 in the first 18 holes of the John Martin Purse at Adelaide. Paul Runyan led Americans with 69, while A H Toogood topped local pros. Afternoon repeats Diegel with 69 as Cooper and Exar post solid scores for the day.
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Adelaide
EU Diegel
Kooyonga
John Martin
Paul Runyan
A. H. Toogood
Diegel
Cooper
P. Runyan
J. Exar
Thompson
HM. Cooper
K. Y. Laffoon
A. Stewart
Tay F. W. McMahon
G, Wood
J.thomson
W. Harvey
J.mclachlan
D. Shute
B. ‘Auld
J. Mills
Run‘Toogood
Yan
Ezar
Harvey
McMahon
Thomson
Laffoon
McLachias
Shute
Wood
D. Auld
Milis
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Mr O'connor
Felarkesiita
Amd
Acciieny
Turswurd Eliew
Hiedevister
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Mike
Wes Oe
O'Connor
Duck
Ly Parean
Se Canvirs
Willy
Felegetiatie
Connor
Teo Wilal
Court OF Appeal
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Lien Eaton
Hroken Hil
D. Jo Whillis
Port Latcol
P Kelly
Be Linault
Mrs. Andrewartha
Port Lincoln
Fyt Evans
Ye Motorship
King Ae
bin Messrs
Harvey Sitet Neer
Sheehan
Gamstock
Thins Bittle
Pope
Martin
Moonta Yesterda
W. Newson
Mnterstay Moonta
Mes Hot Webb
Mev Kirkman
Pinte
Royal Eschange
Vo Thomas
Weis
Hoyal Exchange Hotel
HG. Fays
Tolley. Limited
Genteal
W. Biker
Julgon
Centr
Aerial
Eyes ON Overseas Services
Apostolic Delegate
Proscassia
Spraskilie
Amertitus
Battier Tolistan
Cardinal Mactory
Recorder” Carol Choir
BACH
McCallum’s Furniture
McCallum's
Dr. Page
Moekne
Pine Connell
Gockburn
Wishund
Evuleeta
Aristides
Tasmania
Greece
Italy
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