Becker Guilty for Practicing Without Registration in Adelaide
J H Becker of Tanunda was found guilty by Mr Ray SM of holding himself out as a medical practitioner during April to September 1935 without registration under the Medical Practitioners Act. He was fined £15 plus £24 costs. A month to pay fines and costs was allowed. a complaint alleging he acted as a doctor was withdrawn. The case raised questions on penalty and legal status of Becker’s German medical degree and unsanctioned use of the title Doctor.
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Adelaide
Johannes Heinrich Becker
Tanunda
Ray
S.M
Becker
W. C. Gillespie
Crown Law Offce
Faillesple
Jay
K. A. Macdonald
W.A. Rollison
Huy
Macdonald
Mr. Macdonald
Mr. Ray
Necker
Tay
University of Meburg
Germany
Austerlia
Bay
Doutor
South Australia
Nick Whit
Strike of Seamen Sydney Special Meeting Promises Action
A special meeting of 2,000 seamen in Sydney convenes Friday to discuss a strike and labor actions. Officials plan to address wages, hours, and working conditions amid mounting maritime tensions. Union leaders push for unified action to pressure employers and authorities.
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Sydney
Reorganising Union Moves to Save Seamen's Union
In Melbourne, Mr. Jacob Johnson general secretary of the Seamen's Union seeks to reorganise the body to avert extinction during the strike. He plans weekly meetings with management to discuss constitutional changes limiting militants powers. Johnson argues the Central Strike Committee is illegitimate and aims to rally many loyal members who oppose the strike's militant leadership.
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Melbourne
Jacob Johnson
Seamen's Union
Johnson
Car overturns near Clare injures trio in transit
A party including District Officer T W Bland and K Ellis manager of Oxon Theatre Port Adelaide were in a vehicle that overturned about 12 miles from Clare yesterday afternoon. They escaped with bruises while travelling from Pirie to Adelaide. Bland previously led Pirie Fire Station and logged 22 000 miles in that era. Donald Friedman arrived in Bunya after cycling from Adelaide to Perth and visiting Darwin and Wyndham.
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Aear
T. W. Bland
Port Adelaide
K. Ellis
Oxon Theatre
Clare Yeaterday
Adelaide
Pirie
Omcer Bland
Donald Friedman
Bunbury
Albany
Perth
Darwin
Wyndham
Melbourne pastoral finance firms grilled on working capital and charges
In Melbourne, Ronald McPherson testified before the Banking Commission for seven pastoral finance companies based in Victoria. He described total funds and paid-up capital, loan practices tied to wool, crops, or stock, and seasonal versus working capital loans. He noted diverse charging, no fixed intercompany agreement, and market risk taking as a factor in higher margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mmr
Ronald McPherson
Melbourne Woolbrokers’ Association
Banking Commission
Victoria
Australian Estates
Mort Denny's
Lascelles —Golds
New Zealand
Fire Engulfs Five-Storey Produce Factory in Sydney
A massive blaze at Abahani and Sons Pty. Ltd. on Dixon Street spread from the ground floor to three upper floors within minutes. Windows shattered, rear flares lit the light well, forcing Chinese residents to flee as flames swept across to nearby buildings. C Sanders Sees Blaze reported thousands of pounds in damage and the fire continued through the night.
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Sydney
pAmace
Abahani & Sons Pty. Ltd
Suswx Street
Dixon Street
C. Sanders
Blaze
Pirie
Recorder
Wheat in North Shows Excellent Samples in Stacks
G Eo Davis from Australia visited the Lowie and Faiestaven districts this week. He spoke on wheat quality, noting prime samples. About 1,000 bags were mentioned with over 2,000 bags related to the stock, indicating strong yield potential.
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G. Eo Davis Miri
Aizaniser
Lowie
Faiestaven
Fie
Vester
Gradu
Shiplen
Doe
Wis Deni
al Vist
Kipling in critical condition after operation in London
London Friday report says Sir Rudyard Kipling underwent surgery for an ulcerated and perforated stomach earlier in the week. The writer notes Kipling was extremely critical, and his wife and daughter were kept at his bedside as the medical team fought for his life.
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Recorder
London
Wnvision
Rudsard Kiping
Sto
Daugh
Quake in Bloemfontein Impacts Australian Cricketers
An earthquake in Bloemfontein rattles buildings as Australian cricketers flee to safety. O Harely and teammates, startled by tremors, resume plans for a match against Free State with listed players and travel notes, amid chaotic post quake scenes and weathered hotel fronts.
Stavisky Frauds Trial Ends in Acquittals
Paris reports Madame Stavisky and nine codefendants were acquitted on complicity charges in the Stavisky fraud case. Five others were found guilty, while the defendants remained unnamed in the available text.
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Recorder
Paris
Ame
Stavisky
Discovery II locates missing Ellsworth plane at Bay of Whales
Messages from Lieut Hill report Discovery II reached Bay of Whales at 8 p.m. January 16 Australian time and sighted the Ellsworth aircraft. The Prime Minister received the telegrams on the Tarouna as Discovery II completed a swift three day voyage through pack ice to open water.
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Melbourne
Lieut. Hill
Bay of Whales
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Lite Amerie
Doughis
Murdoch
Ulead
Tarouna
Hoss
Defence Minister Pleased by Allied Air Effort
Sydney report quotes Defence Minister Mr Parkhill praising Commonwealth Australia for its contribution to the Allied war effort with Great Britain and New Zealand. He notes the findings of Mr Ellsworth and Pilot Kenyon as positive and commends the Australian Air Force as a key factor in the success.
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Sydney
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Parkhill
Defence
Ellsworth
Kenyon
Mawson lauds Ellsworth voyage achievement in Australia
Sir Douglas Mawson hails Ellsworth for crossing a vast unknown station of Amtarethy remarking on the safe arrival of Mr Ellsworth and his company at the sea port. He notes the journey’s significance to Australian geography and congratulates the explorer whose success is now public knowledge.
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Adelaide
Sworth
Amtarethy
Douglas Mawson
Ellsworth
Sabine killed in gelignite explosion at Hyule home
Jack Sabine a well known turf figure and large poultry farmer at Hyule was killed instantly when a gelignite explosive in his car detonated. His body was found mutilated with fuse still attached. police suspect a faulty fuse or accidental ignition while Sabine pressed the starter. He had been in ill health and leaves behind sons and a family.
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Sydney
Jack
Sabine
Hyule
Mab Wien
Einstein Seeks American Mathematician of Rare Attainment
Prof Albert Einstein today secured his first American citizenship papers and will be received as a full citizen within two years. German by birth he fled Nazi Germany for life banishment and lost university posts. Britain and the United States offered professorial chairs as his theories of relativity and mathematics drew admiration. Critics debate symbol accuracy and minute measurement errors in his calculations. One triumph cited is the unification of gravitation and magnetism as forms of the same force.
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New York
Albert Einstein
Einstein
United States
Germany
Britain
Cone
Tix
Thermometer Readings For Yesterday
Yesterday recorded a maximum of 83.7 and a minimum of 57.2 degrees. The 24 hour period began at 8.30 am with a low of 57.2 and rose to 83.7 by day's end.
Adelaide horseowner charged with false pretences
Adelaide police court heard William OConnor accuseled of obtaining 50 pounds from bookmaker Leslie Whitehead on January 13 by a false pretense about a pending loan. He admitted 59 pounds obtained from Whitehead and 25 pounds from Robert Pugin by similar claims but denied wrongdoing. charges were dismissed after mixed testimonies and confusion.
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Adelaide
William O'Connor
Leslie Gordon Whitehead
Helmsdale
Sarmuel Evans
Correll
Aveused
Taflem Bend
Ray Wilson
Joe
Brek
Sydney
Western Australia
Whitehead
Robert Duka
Connor
Laving
Robert Pugin
Bat
Samuel Evang
Dugan
Hobert
Tiger
Uaugh O'onnor
Humver
No Play In Sydney Sheffield Shield Match Postponed
Heavy rain in Sydney forces the South Australia versus New South Wales Sheffield Shield clash to be postponed until tomorrow. The South Australian Cricket Association protests the Australian Broadcasting Commission over alleged censure of an announcer. Brad Mann says his remarks in Melbourne about rate waiting for umpires were misinterpreted. he planned to report the umpires on a matter unrelated to the Victorians appeal, asserting an umpire's decision is final.
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Sydney
South Australia
New South Wales
South Australian Cricket Association
Bradman
Melbourne
Quist
Bromwich
J. H. Braneid
Tarrant's Eleven Match Report from Calcutta
In a Friday match at Calcutta Tarrant's Eleven faced Tarrant's Eleven led by the Maharajah of Patiala’s team. Alexander funk top scored with BF Mistralia tallying 384 as Wendell AAT retired after 118. Morriaby contributed 445 and Ryder 78 despite a jaw injury.
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Calcutta
Tarrant
Elen
Maharajah of Patiala
Will Quist Crown Australian Singles Champion Again
Adelaide reports a likely Crawford Quist final in the Australian singles championship with Quist favored to defeat Crawford after their recent rubber dearth. Turnbull, Bromwich, and Schwartz appear as hurdles as Crawford eyes a last title, while interstate results show South Australia leading Queensland 7 rubbers 14 sets.
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Adelaide
Crawford
Quist
Australia
Sould
Aihough Crawford
Luchwartz
Schwartz
Turnbull
Suggert
Crawford-Quist
South Australia
Queensland
Linton
Tasmania
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
Scully Australe
Two Die In Redfern Car Crash After Holiday Drive
A car carrying a party crashed into two poles in Redfern this afternoon. Alfred Mullens aged 45 of Rosebery and Mrs Elizabeth E Hardacre 52 of Redfern were killed. Two others injured.
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Sydney
Redfern
Alfred Mullens
Rosebery
Elizabeth E. Hardacre
Migration policy discussed by Australian cabinet
Melbourne Friday report states the Federal Cabinet will consider migration policy at its next meeting. Lyons said no definite policy exists and any proposal would require cooperation from the States. He warned it would be impossible for the Commonwealth alone to implement a migration policy.
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Melbounse
Migraion
Lyons
Italians Advance 43 Miles in Abyssinian Campaign
Marshal Badoglio reports a four day clash in the Gansle Dorys area produced a 43 mile Italian advance. Abyssinians offered stiff resistance yet retreated in disorder as Italian pursuit tightened along a 90 mile front. Reports note brave Abyssinians and heavy fighting, with Red Cross aid discussed and charges of government restrictions affecting relief efforts.
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Rome
Marshal Badoglio
Gansle-Dorys
Ansed Res Desta
Red Cross
Italian Advance Strikes In Abyssinian War Front
Armored cars mowed down Abyssinian cavalry with machine guns as tanks moved in to support. Abyssinians charged heroically despite heavy losses while retreating forces were bombed from the air. Italians control caravan routes to the Tertile region and push toward Jijiga. Alians claim main obstacle to Harrar is breached and a railway link from Djibouti may be cut. Port Sudan reports an Italian bombing raid forced down, with four occupants interned.
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Tertile
Sioamo
Jijiga
Harrar
Djibeuti
Port Sudan
Pase
Sudan
Italian denials on alleged bombing and recall reports
A desultory war time item notes denials from authorities about Italians bombing Korea and other targets. It mentions recall of Marshal Badoglio and leaflet drops claiming better prospects after victory, with limited and unclear details.
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Rome
Dessie
Britain Sends More Troops to Egypt Reinforce Libyan Frontier
British infantry units landed for service in Egypt and will reinforce guards at the Libyan frontier. The move expands overseas deployment as tensions rise in the region.
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Britain
Egypt
Local notices from Pirie mix of visits and obituaries
Mrs G Goote of Adelaide stays with sister Mrs W G Thomson on Senate Road Miss Marlut Davies from Nisdon Park returns to Pirie after Lavwler visit. Co HLF Welch present at Pir Gistric Gounell meeting Meg Hall Mrs W Hall and family visit Pirie for Phyllis Carlaw twenty first birthday. Mr T F Gules died at Ward Street North Adelaide aged 95. former Pirie councillor and Methodist Church member.
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G. Goote
Adelaide
WG. Thomson
Senate Road
Marlut Davies
Nisdon Park
Pirie Yesteday
Lavwler
Co. Hlf. Welch
Piri Gistric Gounell
Meg
Hall
Amd
Sis
Kana
Nora Matt
Roy Carlaw
Sunnyvale
Pirie
Phyllis Carlaw
Ward Street
Nortiy Adelaide
Methodist Church
AG. Coles
Lindbergh Baby Case Shadows 1930s Trial Notes
The report recalls the trial and reprieve of Hauptmang linked to the Lindbergh infant murder. It notes appeals failed, authorities sought suspects, and mentions Charles Lindbergh’s family tragedy, lessons from the era, and related railway and civic details from Pirie and Australia.
Lead, £1489 Decline in Silver Triggers Market Dip
London metal market quotes show silver at 1/77-8 per ounce, lowest since June 1934, with copper, lead, tin, and speiler movements. Soft lead drops, tin remains stable, silver cash down 5-16d with forward quotes unavailable. all amid Australian Mines and Metals Association advisories and mid market exchanges.
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Adelaide
Lasdon
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Mats] Exchange
Midle
Quetta Rocked By Severe Earthquake No Casualties
A strong quake struck Quetta on Friday causing shaking reported as severe. No injuries or casualties were immediately confirmed, with emergency teams assessing affected areas.
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Quetta
Atx
Quette
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Patiala
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Kay
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