Waterside Workers at Port Adelaide Work Peacefully
All quiet on the waterfront at Port Adelaide where Waterside Workers Federation volunteers and members labored on wharfs. Estimates show 620 people involved, with 450 federation members and 170 volunteers including about 40 returned soldiers. About 200 volunteers were at the depot, 500 were expected, and 80 lacked licenses, leaving many unable to work. Tomorrow an estimated 309 waterfront workers remain to be placed with about 430 volunteers needed.
Waterfront dispute sparks union suggestions and overtime debate
Mr st G Tatham the Minister of Industry invites unions to offer ideas to resolve the waterfront difficulty. The court case notes a 40 hour week increase and wage preferences amid stalled talks.
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Bomb strikes shack injuring prospector near Marguerauen
A mysterious bombing at 2 a.m. damaged a house occupied by Adnlph Christian Jacobsen, a 64 year old invalid prospector, about four miles from Marguerauen. Debris showered over the victim as onlookers heard the blast but details remain unclear. Jacobsen sustained minor injuries and reported recent troubling events.
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Donoghu e May Ride Phar Lap Trial
Donoghue hints at riding Phar Lap for a race in Agua Calientes Mexico with jockey Aifehiel Beary and others. He says plans are tentative and will answer questions later while noting potential weight considerations and preparation steps.
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Melbourne Waterside Workers Strike Sparks Volunteer Mobilization
In Melbourne on a quiet Monday, waterside regulations spurred a large turnout of over 450 volunteers and “soldiers” gathered by the Victoria Woes compound. Vessels in port drew attention as job losses lingered and unionists coordinated actions along the wharves.
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Telegram on water work solutions to Melbourne bodies
Limited MELBODANE Monday telegram to Minister of Industry asks Melbourne bodies and allied unions to propose written solutions for water related difficulties. Messages address Oversea and Interstate Shipowners, Waterside Workers Federation Melbourne secretary, and Sydney’s Wharf Labourers Union.
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Bradman 7 Country youth sets district cricket record
Adelaide report notes Port Augusta 20 year old M Hatton powered to a new district association record with 52 runs and three fours on Saturday. Efforts are under way to film the season highlight as high scores 245 4207 180 587 434 and 249 not out are cited among top marks.
Lyons signals Commonwealth states loan meeting soon
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Lyons saying a meeting with the states is being arranged to determine whether January 97 was a convenient time for a loan deal. The scandal surrounding the Commonwealth and states may influence the schedule with venues reportedly to be in Melbourne.
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Lyons
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Port Adelaide chemist works planned with 1000 men
Australian reports that a £500,000 chemical plant at Port Adelaide could employ about 1000 men. Up to £800,000 additional funds may be raised, with limestone and shale to be mined nearby for use in local manufacturing. Backers claim strong support from national and state authorities.
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Port Adelaide
Catia
Pinance
Ralla
Bruce-Hopeful Melbournian Sees Rapid Australia Recovery
Mr Bruce returning to Melbourne predicts Australia will rebound faster than any nation after the election. He argues recovery hinges on primary exports and world demand, citing British policy and imperial preference as supporting factors. He says private production and global price trends shape prospects for prosperity.
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Honolulu Underworld Deserters and Arrests Report
Fragmentary dispatch describes underworld activity in Honolulu with several individuals detained or jailed. Notes include Mias Iz still under arrest for killing a native and questioning cabaret behavior and deserted establishments. Two sailors remain held. local authorities pursue charges.
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Australian finances show improvement under Premier’s plan
Canberra reports financial progress with the new Premier’s Plan easing deficits. End of half year figures show a deficit of 1,231,000 pounds against nine million pounds on December 31, 1936. Treasurer notes continued tentative gains and possible moratorium effects.
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Debts Eyes on Germany Promise Prolonged Talks
London reports a German declaration by Bruening suggesting Germany will sign reparations careful note. Reactions ripple through European circles as Lausanne Conference may extend talks to secure American participation, aiming for a final statement on war liabilities. Laval’s French cabinet reconstructs government as Galinet’s National Government to resist Young Plan.
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Troubles at Ping Creek and hotel threats in Darwin
Fragmentary report from Darwin describes threats to bomb the Playford Hotel after licensee Mrs Dowling refused credit to unemployed men and requested extra police protection. Passengers feared lodging at Ping Creek hotel after a train scare and further threats to blow up the hotel arise. Police and local authorities discuss security and a general revision of debt policies is suggested by Yale professor James Harvey Hosers.
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Government pledge to act against communists after Pine Creek bombing
Government and minister say action will be taken soon to deal with communists following a bombing at Pine Creek police salon. The minister promises full protection of life and property as the situation returns to normal.
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Frugal Fruit and Veg Prices in Adelaide Market
Quotation round from Adelaide market lists fruit and vegetables with prices per bushel including peas at 6.106 and other items noted. The fragment shows a dated listing and mixed typographical errors but preserves core price signals and product names.
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Britain and France Attitudes Stir Debates at Lausanne
Debates in Britain and France over postwar settlement surface in London and Manchester commentary. Reports discuss the Lausanne conferences, German reparations, the Young Plan’s viability, and calls for restoring confidence. Officials and ministers, including McDonald and Neville Chamberlain, weigh options and possible American involvement.
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Labor Unity Sought in Important Caucus Meeting Today
Fragmented OCR text shows union members debating support for a scheme and party alignment. Delegates prepare for a caucus with leaders urging discipline and possible expulsions. The meeting aims to decide whether to instruct delegates to back the proposal amid opposition and calls for unity.
Arrests and seizures amid terror backlash in Bombay funds
A fragmentary report notes arrests linked to the Dry Ansari operation and the seizure of thousands of rupees of Congress funds in Bombay. It mentions government actions against terrorists and their supporters and hints at political tensions and ongoing security measures.
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Australian trade set for Ottawa conference meeting
In Melbourne on Monday ministers Guillet Hawker and Staalor McLachlan formed a sub committee to prepare data for the Australien delegates to the Imperial and Dominion Conference. They aim to gather usable information and report back at Canberra next week. The issues include dominion wheat policy and preferences on meat and dairy products for Great Britain.
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Untitled fragment on reparations and Lausanne Conference
A fragmented report notes Mr. MacDonald’s statement suggesting Britain will push to keep the reparations framework. The Lausanne Conference is viewed as potentially useless by some, while British Treasury officials urge restraint to placate French opinion. The piece hints Germany’s solvency and railway pressures amid cautious diplomacy.
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Reparations in Berlin Discussed by government figures
A fragmentary report outlines Berlin discussions on German reparations, noting statements by officials about possible payment scales and the Treasury role. The piece mentions ministers like Lyons and Treas ury policy themes, with broad notes on cabinet consideration and future meetings.
Lyons Busy Heavy Work Ahead as Canberra Meetings Loom
Report from Melbourne notes Prime Minister Lyons and Deputy Treasurer Bruce preparing for talks in Canberra next week. Cabinet discussions focus on federal governable matters and health updates for Senator Greene.
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