Sudden death shocks Port Pirie’s respected citizen
Anthony Rosa Bosomworth, a leading Port Pirie businessman and family man, died suddenly of heart failure in Victor Harbor on Tuesday after a motor trip with his wife and daughter Miss Phyllis Bosomworth. He was prominent in local trade, civic groups, and sports, with deep community ties and a large surviving family.
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Port Pirie Yesteray
Victor Harbor
Anthony Rosa Bosomworth
Phyllis Bosomworth
Gosuworth
Port Pirie
Tawleit
Dortyr
Hosomworthy
WeAosom- Worth
Avelide
Victor Harter
Bosomworth
F. J. Dowsins
Milk Blockade Roils Chicago as Producers Strike
A four day blockade by irate milk producers limited supplies in Chicago. Milk arrived by air under guard to prevent dumping. hospitals families and invalids were prioritized. Pickets stretched 100 miles amid clashes. about 1500 raiders attacked a Wisconsin ferry destroying over 4000 gallons. Federal inquiries follow interference with interstate commerce.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Death of Insp W J Murphy in Adelaide
Inspector Maurice John Murphy aged 61 dies suddenly in Adelaide. A veteran of the South Australian Police, he served over a decade in Port Pirie as Northern Division inspector before becoming Yatala Prison superintendent in 1932. He had a varied career including five years in the Northern Territory.
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Maurice John Murphy
Yatala
Adelaide
Murphy
Port Pirie
Wilda
Northern Territory
Flu Epidemic Sweeps Tokio Amid Nurse Shortage
An alarming Tokio flu epidemic reports over 160 daily deaths. Hospitals struggle with insufficient nurses and crowded wards as public health officials warn of rapidly spreading illness. Medical staff scramble to cope while authorities urge containment measures.
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Tokio
Whither Britain Series Reflects on Nationalism and War
London and Wells introduce a broadcast series arguing nationalism inflames tariff wars and financial strain. The program portrays a grim view of postwar recovery with communities battling rising distress through deceptive tricks as they face a global crisis.
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London
Wells
Britain
Hood
Will Pierce Fog New Camera Invention For Big Ships
Will Pierce unveils a fog camera designed to aid large ships in low visibility. The device promises clearer navigation data and could reduce collision risk at sea.
Invisible Rays See Specie Cabson Fog Camera
London reports on a British Admiralty experiment with invisible infrared cameras aboard the American liner Manhattan at Plymouth. The foggy bridge scenes reveal illuminated negatives showing ship positions, racks, and hazards within a minute. Night usability is not yet available.
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Specie
Cabson
London
Plymouth
Long Trek In Search of Work Two Youths Seek Adventure
Two young men undertake a long sea voyage aboard a windjammer in search of employment and new opportunities. They describe the expedition as an adventurous plan to gain experience, see distant ports, and return with prospects.
Two Unemployed Clerks Walk From Sydney To Port Victoria
Port Victoria, Wednesday. After a long walk seeking work two unemployed clerks reached Port Victoria. Charles Danling, 22, from Sydney, and Alan Darling, 20, from Melbourne, started in Sydney after reading about loading sailing vessels there. They hoped to find work loading wheat or tallying and even considered going overseas in windjammers.
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Port Victoria
Sydney
Hay
N.S.W
Mulbourne
Adelaide
Melbourne
Charles Danling
Alan Darling
Charles
Alan
Hs Cousin
Dursts
Neat
Tragic death of woman and child near Tumut pool
In Sydney on Wednesday the bodies of Mrs. Jack Martin and her baby were found in a swimming pool near Tumut. The infant's body was attached to the mother's neck. The woman was a well known Tumut resident and the circumstances of how the bodies came to be in the water are not yet known.
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Sydney
Wednesay
Jack Martin
Tumut
Remanded Authority Licensing Inspector Murph’s Service
The inspector, with four decades in the force, began as a foot constable and later held posts across the Northern Territory. Stationed at Wallaroo, Hawker, Melrose, Mount Barker, and Port Lincoln, he advanced to a sorting role in 1922. Murph earned community trust during ten years in Pirie before his transfer and retirement.
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Aeb
Jaitt
Witt
Wallaroo
Hawker
Melrose
Mount Barker
Port Lincoln
Whelen
Murph
Pirie
First Betting Premises Licensed in State at Tattersalls Club
The Betting Control Board registered the first betting premises in the State granting Tattersalls Club a licence. Arrangements speedily set for a grandstand with bookmakers present by Saturday and the public to be admitted.
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Adelaide
Betting Control Board
Tattersalls Club
Under 18s Need Chaperones at Dances in Berlin
Berlin correspondent reports the Daily Telegraph states all persons under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone at public dances due to concerns over foreign dances' moral influence.
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London
Berlin
Daily
Telegraps
Garter Would Not Fit In London New Year Notes
London report on the New Year honors notes AL AL Oxlade, chairman of the Cricket Board of Control, being named a Commander of the British Empire and facing a line about a garter that would not fit. The piece reflects commentary on honors and cricket governance in late tabloids with fragmented crosstalk about funds and military welfare grants.
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London
Tursday
Funel
AL AL Oxlai
Ware J
Ted
Hopey
Oxlade
Cricket Board of Contra
Erratra
Explorer Discovers New Mountain Range
Kingdon Ward reports in a letter to Bombay last July the discovery of a mountain range in south eastern Thibet. The peaks are believed to be higher than Mount Everest.
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Calcutta
Kingdon Ward
Bombay
Thibet
The Thermometer Readings Today
Yesterday’s maximum reached 83.5 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 55. Data appears from a weather table with incomplete context.
Tributes From Towns for Late Mr. Bosomworth
The mayor and residents mourn the death of Mr. Bosomworth described as a able and popular citizen. He was a respected businessman held in high esteem by all who knew him, and his passing is noted as a great loss at an early age.
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Wie
Bosomworth
Port Pirie
A. K. Bosomworth
Thew Street
Waleh
MS Rosumworth
Pirie
Husumworth
Birie
W. Bosomworth
Pires Carter Muys
Af Brest Bros
de Lute
Boromworth
Mr. Bosomworth
Wwne
Huh
Boson- Worth
Abe
Local Officials Appointments and Family Notices Highlight 1930s Era
An early member of the community committee, Cr Tizan Hh, showed interest in the Soto jmantown Heark improvement scheme. Inspector Murphy rose to Superintendent of Yalta Labor Prison in 1932, later labeled by Thyptetor W F Johns. Widow with one son Emmett Murphy and daughters Kathleen, Patricia, and Colleen Murphy. Retirement planned for 1939.
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Murphy
Yalta
W. F. Johns
Death of a Townsman Prompts Traders Regret
Mr HG Syhiounds president of the Traders' Association expresses deep regret at the death of Mr Moldy worth. Pike cities mourn the loss of a fine townsman and valuable member of the Traders' Association who took keen interest in town trade life.
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Newil
Desperate Leap for Liberty Ends in Shoulder Break
In Sydney on Wednesday Willan Edward Murray, 42, attempted a daring escape during an assault case. He leaped from a tram in pursuit by the police escort, but landed heavily and fractured a shoulder.
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Sydney
Willan Edward Murray
Grafton
Pursisil
Bar rier Hotel Guests and Island Hotelers in Pirie
Melbourne dispatch reports Barrier Hotel as a shelter for many travelers and locals marooned in Port Pirie area. Families evacuated to Royal Exchange Hotel and other shelters while roads flood. Officials relocate captains and crews, with trains used as ferries to move pedestrians.
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Norma
Cuanne
Foteskeepers
Mike J. Brown
Adelaide
Pirie
Royal Exchange Wales
Cluster
Lima
Tirat
R. Kratz
Sydney
Hieiaaatile Ad
Pontatorang
Royal Exchange
Ind Agate
Keene
Tennis Shorts Ban Sparks Sydney Championships Debate
The Australian Tennis Championships management committee announced in Sydney that shorts will not be regarded as suitable attire and competitors should refrain from wearing them during matches. Several prominent tennis authorities criticized the ban in a contemporaneous statement.
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Sydney
Bowling Club Mourns Passing of J L Sampson Bosomworth
The Associated Bowling Club postponed Las matches in sorrow for the late Me Bosomworth a respected member. Mr J L Sampson on behalf of members expressed deep regret at his death praising his outstanding duties and high esteem. G Bosomworth brother of the deceased left Pirie for Adelaide yesterday.
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Associated Bowig Club
Tor Las
Olga
J. L. Sampson
Presnant
Bosomworth
G. Bosomworth
Mr. Bosomworth
Pirie
Adelaide
Pirie Watersiders Set Wheat Loading Record
A one day record was set by Pirie waterside workers on the Japanese steamer Kirishima Maru. Two shifts loaded 27,492 bags of wheat, the heaviest take in the port's shipping history. About 140 men, with John Darling & Son as ship agents, were involved.
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Pirie
Mls
John Darling & Son
Funeral of late Mr. Bosomworth in Port Pirie
The funeral will be held in Port Pirie this afternoon. The procession will leave The Terrace Pirie South at 4 o clock for the cemetery.
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Mr. Bosomworth
Port Pirie
Terrace
Pirie South
Flood fears ease in New Sea Wales as waters rise
Reports indicate danger from floods diminishes in New Sea Wales while the Murrumbidgee at Wales continues to rise but not to expected severe levels. Authorities monitor conditions and issue guidance for residents in the affected area.
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Sydney
New Sea
Wales
Powers of Wheat Commission Will Possess Wide Powers
Canberra Wednesday reports terms of reference for the Wheat Commission to be announced by Morton. The commission will have extremely wide powers covering every part of the wheat and bread industry and prices. Continent produced knitting needles with lights at the ends and batteries in the stems are noted.
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Canberra
Wheat Commission
Mortin
New Light on French Bank Frauds Alleged Ringleader
Paris clashes and mass arrests surround Stavisky fraud case as deputies prepare for a critical session. Police probe a letter to his family signaling possible death by own action while crowds chant against the regime and thousands of gendarmes guard the barricades. The British United Press notes Stavisky sought funds in London before Christmas to cover past swindles but failed.
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Stavisky
Meeting of Deputies
London
Paris
Biltish United Press
France
Silent End for Dutch Arsonist Van De Lubbe
Wednesday report says Van De Lubbe, the Dutch arsonist who escalated the Reichstag fire, was sentenced to death and guillotined this morning. He made no statement before execution.
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van de Lubbe
May Not Become General Practice in Test Selection
Adelaide reports on cricket speculation with ENs Jones listing 16 players for Test tours this year including F. H. Collins from Port Adelaide. Discusses potential vice captaincy for Bradwing or Stan Kip-Pax and favors youth over veterans in team building.
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Adelaide
Ens Jones
Australia
F. H. Collins
Port Adelaide
Ayw Hs
Hon Bradwing
Stan Kip- Pax
Blake Jones
New South
Metal markets drift on mixed advices from A M M A and LME
The Australian Mines and Metals Association reports varied London Metal Exchange quotations for January 10. Copper standard spot falls, three months dips. electrolytic steady. wire bar steady. Leads spot edges up, forward up. silver standard cash declines, gold price steady at London open.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
London
Ellsworth Expedition Reports Radio Message After Three Weeks Silence
In the Antarctic at Wellington New Zealand on a Wednesday a radio message from the Ellsworth expedition arrived after three weeks of silence dispelling fears of friends. There is 20 feet of snow over Byrd's old huts but otherwise the huts remain intact.
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Wellington
Ellsworth
Byrd
Ellsworth Expedition
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