State Lacks Unified Finance Body as Departments Lend Money
Mr Eggleston chairman of the Commonwealth Grants Commission criticised South Australia for not having a central finance organisation. He noted at least 25 departments or activities lent money and argued arrears and outstanding amounts were not reduced in good times.
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Pee Hue Testay
Egaleston
Commonwealth Grants Commission
South Australia
Eggleston
Stuckey
Unier
Rich
Stickey
Messrs
T. Smith
M. J. Murphy
Eggfeston
Port Augusta
Fagleston
Vances
Twa Ie Taemers
Lief
Pulinary
Dubts Relief
Soldier Metherbe
South
C. L. Davis
Ecgleston
Westean Australia
Nidnis
Engiinton
A W U Debates Smelters Offer and 42 Hour Week
Australian Workers Union discussions at two meetings on the Semesters dispute show acceptance of the smelters offer but demand for a 12 hour week for shift workers. Speakers including Mr Stuckey and Mr Eggleston weighed taxation arrears, housing, and public works programs while debating the union stance and wage framework.
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Veas
Ill or ill aboard windjammer after long voyage to Wallaroo
Captain O Mshuberge sailed the Swedish vessel Abrah am Rydberg to Port Linesin but failed to berth, entering Spencer Gulf at Wallaroo. Five crew and passengers were ashore during a lull as his wife’s appendicitis worsened and medical help proved scarce. A quarantine doctor braved a gale to assist, and the wife was later moved to hospital where she remains under care awaiting further surgery decisions.
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Wallaroo
Tuesay
Abraham Rydberg
Malmerg
Malmeerg
Watkins Hospital
Muti
Arces
Adele
Port Lincoln
Cap Malmberg
Moss
Moss Thevens
Heydre Sneard
Spencer Gulf
Malmberg
Empire Airways
Amd
Banka
Sudan
Brathie
Dublin
Iish Free State
Wetun
Eldiket
Ee Pty Ty
Loss Plane Foundered Near Darwin During 80mph Gale
A Empire flying boat named Cootong foundered on a rock-strewn cliff near Darwin after breaking from moorings in a fierce gale. Salvage teams report the hull wrecked with engines undamaged, and crews treated in Port Lincoln. The storm caused extensive damage to the Coorong area and disrupted shipping and local operations.
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Darwin
Tee Empire
Coo— Tong
Piet
James McNeill Dead Once Governed Irish Free State
James McNeill, a notable figure who once governed the Irish Free State, has died. His leadership era is recalled as a period of significant political change and national development. He guided the state through foundational governance and domestic reforms.
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Irish Free State
Viscount Samuel Excommunicated in Tel Aviv Ceremony
An all Jewish Tel Aviv report describes a synagogue ritual burning black candles to mark the excommunication of Viscount Samuel over his Palestine speech in Parliament. The coverage notes a response from leaders amid Jewish-Arab tensions in Palestine and British government reactions.
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Recorder
LANDA
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Samuel
House of Loris
Targret
Germany
Chamberlain
Serrees
Dessient
Advertising Copy Prompt for Friday’s Recorder Issue
The Recorder requests advertisers lodge their copy early tomorrow Thursday. Management gratefully seeks prompt submissions to ensure inclusion. Cooperation in this direction is appreciated by the staff and support team.
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Recorder
Wheat markets slide on India duty talk with Australian bids steady
Prices for new wheat in Adelaide show 2/3 for new crops and 2142 baskets for old crop as traders watch India import duty. Liverpool and Winnipeg report mixed activity with UK millers eyeing or doubtfully awaiting shipments. Australia has six cargoes afloat. some Australian wheat may be diverted to the United Kingdom. Argentine exportable surplus pegged around 14,100,900 bushels.
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Adelaide
Tusias
India
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Australia
W. Anderson
Winnipeg
London metal prices and quotes show mixed changes
Official quotations from London markets list copper and tin advancing in spot and forward prices while electrolytic and lead stay steady. Silver and gold exhibit minor fluctuations with cash and forward rates noted, reflecting a cautious metal market outlook.
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Adelaide
Boelter
Spo
Munitions Plant Move Prompts Pirie Traders Meeting
Adelaide visit by Mr. Perkins signals government plans for a munitions works outside Adelaide with a rail link to Broken Hill. Pirie Traders Association urges public meetings to back the project, seeking standard gauge rail and industrial development for the town.
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Adelaide
Perkins
Pirie
Broken Hill
el Traders
Daud
Tyrvessid Ke
A. Cockinston
A. Yates
Srmehers
Bates
Appeal Hears New Chief Colfer in Adelaide Case
In Adelaide on Tuesday Justice Richards heard John Dokey Colfer appeal a six month prison sentence for entering the dwelling of Dean Tolling in Rose Park on May 22. Colfer claimed lack of identification and biased prior convictions influenced the verdict. Bail was denied and the case was adjourned for a report from the justices, with further hearing set for next Thursday.
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Adelaide
John Dokey Colfer
Halifax Street
Waser
Francis
Grant Avenue
Rose Park
Iuay
Nese
Duxbury
S. W. Dickson
Norwood
Justice Richards
Supreme Court
A.J. Hanran
KI Healy
Sel
Hanon
Steamer Storm Over Melbourne Yields Big Lottery Wins
In a wild Tasmanian coastal tale a ship crew led by Tyentay Many claims faith and luck as storms shelter them. The Kowarrs from Newcastle wins £12,000 in a Tasmanian consultation prize, with prior wins in NSW and ongoing hopes for more.
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Melbourne
Tyentay
Greest
Tasmania
Bass Strait
Jesseir
Kowarrs
Newcastle
Worlhy
New South Wales
Wilson
Tory
Tusmere
Vancouver
New South
Wales
Thermometer Reading and 24 Hour Min Max Report
Yesterday's maximum reached 79 degrees. The minimum for the 24 hour period ending at 8.30 am in South Australia is not specified in full.
Pigiron dispute in Sydney delays loading at Pyrmont
Waterside workers refuse to load five pigiron trucks onto the steamer Nellore at Pyrmont as ACU organizers urge work. Mullins urges on the wharf but nine men stay aboard after the standoff, then others join as ingots are finally moved.
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Sydney
Luesday
Waterside Workers' Federation
A.C.T.U
Nellore
Pyrmont
Ry. Mullins
MLC
Federation
Dispute on Sydney Waterfront Ties Up Labor Action
A pig iron dispute from Port Kembla to Sydney escalated as workers refusing to unload the Nellore threaten to halt a waterfront segment. The stand involved nine seaborne laborers guarding the iron, with tension rising as stevedores and union officials urged slows and possible action. The incident drew the attention of ACPI executives and Melbourne waterside unions while Port Kembla and Wollongong positions remained unchanged.
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Sydney
Port Kembla
Nellore
Japan
Esn
Liurghai
Shanghai
Ivan
Wakefield by election counts point to McElaiens lead
By election night in Wakefield the tally shows Mr McElaien ahead with first preferences. Officials prepare for the distribution of second preferences as results narrow the contest and Mr McHugh appears likely to win.
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Mr. Butler
McElaien
Euriey
Mel Fugh
Cemetery flower beds funded by two pounds
Alderman Reid and the mayor discussed beautifying the cemetery with flower beds. The caretaker plans to secure suitable plants and has set aside two pounds for the project. The exchange occurred after a humorous misunderstanding about beds.
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Aed
Reid
Pine Town Councs
Tree falls on fireman in Blue Mountains incident
Vincent Sweeney, 2, a volunteer fireman, suffered a probable spine fracture after a tree fell on him while fighting a bushfire near Hazel Jrack in the Blue Mountains. Bushfire fighters reported a respite today with only a small outbreak near Ava noted and no other fires reported.
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Sydney
Hazel Jrack
Blue Mountains
Vincent Sweeney
Ava- Non
Pirie Council debates urgent road works and contractor let
The Pirie Council discussed urgent road repairs including reconstructing Aisth and Ronald streets. A contractor was chosen for Clark Street formation with limestone and bitumen options. Sixth Street from York Road to Goode Road to be rebuilt. labor costs to be detailed by the surveyor. Ronald Street planned as lime stone roadway with widening approaches funded by ratepayers or council. A fence project on Geddes Road frontage and Globe Oval fire area works were authorized.
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Aisth
Ronald Mreen
Clark Sirest
Mnginesrwarveyer
Engunets Verveyor
Clark Street
Pirie West
Hesston
Debeile
Sabatant
Ald Davis
Ald. Davis
Pirie Estate
Debelle
Reid
Garrett
Ald Coffey
Edwards
Ald
Jing
Aml Coffey
Sixth Street
York Road
Goode Road
Sun
Iseyor
Ald. Reid
Ronald Street
Chaisis
Dey
Counei
Globe Oval
Fiti
Geddes Road
Way Way Shire
Taylor
Enalong
de Whelar
Dvean Beach
Ald Reid
Bert Destoyed
Pirie town clerk to take month long leave in December
The Pirie community and council meeting discussed Mr. EB Garree the town clerk planning a month long leave starting December 2. Also noted were deaths and hospital admissions including Mr. Clinton's appendectomy in Pirie Hospital and remarks on the late Mr. Shepley by Mayor Threadgold. Warrant Officer Friday arrived to assist with the campaign.
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Pirie
Shepley
Threadgold
Nature
A Gray
A Bray
W. A. Friday
Burns and Allen star pleads guilty to smuggling jewelery
New York Tuesday Burns of the Burns and Allen radio team pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to smuggle a diamond jewelry set valued at 4485 dollars. Prosecutors said the stash would carry a heavy penalty, reflecting the case's serious nature amid ongoing enforcement.
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New York
Rge Burns
Burns and
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