No-Confidence Motion Fails in House of Commons
In a Commons debate on international affairs the motion moved by Dr. Dalton declaring no confidence in His Majesty's Government was defeated. Mr. Chamberlain rebutted Labour claims that their policy would have involved the country in war and defended the government's stance on Spain, France, and German relations as he urged unity and continued pressure for peace in Europe.
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Rome
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Chamberlain
Labor Party
Erie
Eitinlat Safis
Justorlal
Spain
Jostiv
Hix Majesty
Mary
Europe
Heston
France
Chandrlais
Chanulyortsin
Bureien
Rine Minster
Maditux
IHP
Fr. Balton
Brown
Warren
Wilkmay
Grimmett and Ward Dominate NSW in Adelaide Shield
South Australia secured an outright Sheffield Shield victory over New South Wales at Adelaide Oval. Grimmett starred with seven wickets in NSW's first innings for 186 runs, then added three for 26 as the state’s slow bowlers bent back the Sydney attack. Ward supported with key wickets as the NSW score collapsed.
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Thesday
Grimmett
Ward
South Australia
New South Wales
Adelaide ‘Oval
Sydney Met
Grimett
Easton
Bedly
Fitzpatrick
Cheetham
Cotton
Scott
Barnes
Riuns
Solomon
Whitington
Bradman
Fingjeton
Grismett
Annual Concert Of Solomontown School Delights Big Audience
Solomontown School Circle Mall hosted an annual concert with a large turnout of parents and townspeople. The program featured varied performances including singing, history, and dancing, with Miss Hoey Combe and Gwendo- Naw Tames assisting in lighting and stage design.
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Solomontown School
Solomontown School Circle Mall
Salomantown
Parenta
Wendy
A. E
Edward
Radtwarher
Mies BM
Garott Finfant
Varinua
Erades
de Hoyn
Etcin
G. Eis
K. Graham
Hie
Setuvit Srantattien
Shisell
Aye
Shale
Mugen
Armament debate and wartime tone in global speech
A fragmented report blends wartime policy rhetoric with cricket notes and school concert summaries. It cites leaders urging peace yet acknowledges military pressure, while detailing New South Wales versus South Australia cricket, lunch scores, and a Christmas concert with local pupils showcasing performances and honors.
Slovaks Fight Hungarians Near Slanek In Eastern Czechoslovakia
An official Prague report states Hungarian regulars and irregulars attacked Czechoslovakian troops near Slanek. Irregulars opened fire with reinforcements and briefly occupied Muzmise Silvas Slanek and Kalsa before retreating. Two customs officers and one soldier were wounded. The Slovak frontier commission was ordered to suspend demarcation talks with Hungary until satisfaction is obtained. Official notes also note implications for the Italian foreign minister’s Budapest visit.
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London
Brajislava Nates
Slanek
Czechoslovakia
Muzmise
Sil~vas
Kalsa
Siovar
Shirak Frontier Commission
Muncary
Fiennese
Thalian
Budapest
Three Candidates Announced for Adelaide State Seat
In Adelaide on Tuesday three candidates announced their bids for the Light seat in the State Parliament vacated by ar, RL. Muller. Expected rivals include candidates Mésars, M Gollins, WF Han, and Halteday. The Labor opposition leader is likely to back one of them, with factions and ministerial support shaping the unofficial contest.
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Adelaide
Iy Ar
Muller
Smthonein oMejal Mwtaumationa
M Gollins
WF Han
Prembt
Lal
Labor
Market notes on gold price and forward rates
The column records bid and forward price lines for gold and related metal terms. It lists forward rates around £10 per ounce with various fractions and a standard ounce quotation, alongside a stated open market gold price of £7 8/8 per ounce. The entry reflects typical late 19th or early 20th century market shorthand with mixed legibility.
Pope Recovers From Heart Attack
Vatican City reports the Pope suffered a heart attack yesterday morning but is recovering. Officials say his condition is not as serious as feared and he plans to resume usual audiences soon.
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Vatican City
Wheat Prices Arise Slightly in Adelaide Markets
Adelaide business wheat remained quiet with unchanged local prices at 2/ per bunker and 9/13 for new. Overseas options were firmer but failed to push domestic levels due to weak United Kingdom demand. The U S Department of Agriculture pegged 1948 wheat yield at 2 40 890 000 bushels, the highest since 1931, dampening market optimism.
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Adelaide
Athough
United Ringtom
Nntten States Department of Acriculture
Wartier
Victoria Triumphs in Melbourne Cricket Tournament
Victoria defeated Queensland by three wickets to raise their tournament total to ten for five over Sydney, extending a 12.45 finish to the final 213 minutes of play.
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Melbourne
Tursday
Whit
Uuwensland
Eterna AE
Viennpia
Losis
Seordas
Effect of New Besie Wage on State Budget and Wages
The text notes tentative wage changes for men and women and an implied rise in employer wage sheets. It mentions an added sum to the state budget for the current period and references forthcoming adjustments in public finances. The fragmentary report hints at labor and budget impact but lacks clear specifics.
Richards and Henneberry case in 1929 court filing
Fragmentary OCR reveals names Richards and Henneberry amid references to a 1929 legal matter in Australia related to articles and petitions. Readable parts indicate a docket or court record with individuals Wade and Hefner mentioned alongside other vague terms.
Thorby Defends Remarks on Curtin Attack Sparks Debate
Sydney reports strong criticism from Minister of Civil Aviation Hov Thorby of J Curtin leader of the opposition. Thorby says remarks were misreported and regrets they became an attack. Interview quotes show ministers cautious on sensational coverage and responsibility.
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Hov. C. ‘Thorby
J. Curtin
Imus
Thorby
Hhia
Senay
Qurtin
Gurtin
Gortin
WWF
News Warner
Thensalvon
Weather roundup reports high 94.5 and low 65
The thermometer shows yesterday's high at 94.5 and the 24 hour minimum near 65 at 830 am.
British Cabinet reform seen after junior minister revolt
Recorder Special Cable reports the British Cabinet may be reconstructed early in the new year. Junior ministers demand resignations including Sir Thomas Inskip and Hore-Belisha with shifts likely to bolster Defence and War ministries amid ongoing support for Chamberlain’s policy.
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London
Ale Minises
Lord Runciman
Mr. Chamberlain
Marquis of
Dufferin and
Ava
Lord Strathcona
Woman and Child Found Dead in Garden Island Gap Rocks
Bodies of Mex H. Chestermast and her five year old son Edward were discovered today among rocks at the Gap after a fall from 180 feet. Lieutenant Commander Chesterman, husband and hospital patient, had undergone an operation yesterday.
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Sydney
H. Chestermast
Liew
Chesterman
Garden Bland
von Edward Weer
Bath End
Lcut
Chesierman
Ban on Pigirom Trade Sparks Uncertain Christmas
Sydney youth coast traders report heavy Christmas trade but volumes fall short due to ongoing pigirom dispute at Port Kembla. Union sources say production could drop if the stalemate lasts, leaving around 400,000 workers idle at the steel works amid restrained management comments.
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Port Kembla
Trai Union
Hort Kemble Works
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Atest
Na Unificaion
Eteo
Melbourne chimney sweep charged with murder
George Green a 28 year old chimney sweep was committed for trial after a police interrogation about the death of Miss Annie Wiseman. Detected hairs and bloodstains tied to Green were cited as evidence while he remained silent, denying involvement as detectives alleged a robbery and assault attempt at Wiseman’s home.
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George Green
Tianegest
Annie Constance
Green
Taylor
Assia Hemat
Annie Wiseman
Miss Wiseman
Phyllis Wiseman
Sickerdick
Det
O'Keeffe
Ckeeffe
Barnett
Theother
Advertising Copy For Friday Issue
Advertising copy for Friday's issue urged advertisers to lodge their material early tomorrow Thursday. The management expressed gratitude for prompt cooperation and timely submissions to ensure placement.
Capone Rivalry Echoes in Prohibition Drug Ring Saga
A New York report ties McKesson Robbins headlined by Philip Musica and Donald Coster to vast rum running and fraud. Authorities allege Coster led a mega fraud, with Wall Street and underworld figures linked to illegal alcohol, surpassing Capone in scope. Mourning scene followed a silver coffin and a handful of relatives facing indictments.
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New York
McKesson @ Robbins
Philip Musica
Alize Donald Coster
al Capone
America
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Atu
Musica
Coster
Isoael Reed
Wall Street
Costey
Solomontown Boy Tops Local Competition
Adelaide officials announce results of a youth competition run by the Loreal Industries Promotion Council. Winners from Solomontown and nearby areas include Betty Air, Haveith Gubbins, and Jean P Hoff, with entries from St Joseph's College and Convent of Mercy.
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Emp Hoynent
Loreal Todustries Promotion Council
Juin Stanley Gray
Lowalde
Firks
Detind Metta Lewis
St Joseph's Colter
Mune Gambier
Veo Mine Holland
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Torrensville
Betty Air
Railways Terrace
Haveith Gubbins
Murphett
Jean P Hoffswaun
Convent of Mercy
Victor Arbor
Eine Kidman
St. Joseph's
Ollie Moun Gusibien
Government Not Assisting To Obey The Law Verdicts
In Pirie West the court found six vendors guilty of selling adulterated foods with fines set at five pounds each plus court fees. Defendants faced issues over milk fat content and water levels in butter and ice cream while inspectors noted mixed compliance. The judge urged better standards and more government support to ensure lawful practices.
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8. J. Warren
C. J. Coventry
Farmore
Sweeney
Dublic
Iar
Delant
Mc Warren
Carly Mortola
Hallam Street
Pirie West
Tsiskus Christofis
Frank Caputo
Alexander Street
M. P. O'Callaghan
Mortola
Mr. Sweeney
Bishop
O'Callaxtian
Warren
Dante
Millkmen
E.G. Smith
Hundred of
Pirie
Allen Meyer
Wandearai West
Meyers
O'Callaghan
Smish
Lending to China in Wartime Aid Sparks Diplomatic Debate
London dispatch notes Britain and America likely to provide aid to China but warns the form of support could appear hostile. Chinese government reports say Japanese forces destroyed mosques and insulted Muslims, while appeals urge Moslems to back their leaders as tensions grow around Tientsin and the British French stance remains unresolved.
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China
Britain
America
Janan
Japwm
Ghinchine
Chiane Kal-Shetrenintine
Helena
Personal of Pirie Hospital Report Confusing Fragments
Vague notes describe a patient at Pirie Hospital moving about temporarily and returning to bed. Text suggests foggy or unclear conditions and mentions medical care but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Pirie Hospital
Rear light fault costs farmer fined in Pirie Court
Honey Howard Martens of Tolawle was fined 2 pounds 10 shillings and seven days in jail by Mr. C J Coventry SM after pleading by letter for waving a motor truck lamp in Mary Elle Street on October 28 without a lit rear lamp and with a faulty plate light. Evidence showed a loose connection and no globe. Payment due in seven days.
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del. J. Slinger
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