Shipping hold up as Adelaide seamen strike over Moonta dispute
Serious trouble looms at Port Adelaide as Seamen's Union asks crews to refuse service to Adel ade Steamship and Goast Steamship until Moonta and Keratte crews are discharged. Quorum's crew of 48 to depart. Nalpa awaiting a crew for gypsum run. Union cites lone-stand policy for English seamen and pending notices from Minnipa Yantra Kepodia amid portwide disruption.
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Ween Stenhouse Bay
Melbourne
Moonta
Iron England
Union
Adelaide Steamship Company
Minnipa
Querun
Guast Steamship
Yondra
Kapoola
Broadway
Kapore
Port Lincoln
Carlton equalled world 220 yard record at Sydney event
At the National Athletics championships on the Sydney Cricket Ground J Carlton matched the world 220 yards record of 20 3-8 set by B A Locks in 1926. The performance tied the Australian record of 24 Sp sees held by B We Curr and W Grehan as Victoria won the Coombe Shield with five points, NSW second, Queensland third.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
J. Carlton
B.A. Locks
United States of America
Fisema
Theself
B- We Curr
New South Wales
W. Grehan
Queensland
Victoria
New South Wales Twas
Pirie Hospital Rates Reduced for 1982
The Inspector-General of Hospitals told Port Pirie Council that its annual contribution to Pirie Hospital for the year ending June 30, 1982, is £965 15s 6d, down from last year’s £308.
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Inspector-General’ of Hospitals
Port Pirie Counsil
Pirie Hospital
New Novel Portrays Melba Figure Nichols Role
A London based note reports a new novel features Ida Lame Melba as Beverley Nichols’ character with Nichols as Melba’s friend and secretary. The sketch hints a ruthless operatic star who governs the world and refuses to surrender her stage, while Nichols uses a sharp insider knowledge of opera life.
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London
Melba
Ol Beverley “Nicholas
Nichols
Hernel
Irelay
Four men charged in Melbourne shooting case
Melbourne police told City Court that four men were charged in connection with the shooting of Constable Derham and the Flinders Lang hold-up on November 20. The men James Adams Laurence Stanway Harula Williams and James Scot appeared for arraignment and were remanded to appear next week as a special court is expected to sit all day.
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Melbourne
Derham
Flinders Lang
Speeial Court
James Adams
Laurence Stanway
Harula Willams
James Scot
Fire Ravages Large Wilmington Area
Inspector M. J. Murphy of the Northern Police Division reported the Wilmington district blaze was under control on all fronts including Wilmington Mount Gullett Nectar Brook and Melrose with only portions of the mountainous terrain still burning. A three mile front stretched along the bitumen road from Wilmington to Port Augusta where flames crossed threats but were beaten back at one section. Firefighters monitored the remaining hotspots as the fire menace eased though some areas remained burning.
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M. J. Murphy
Northern Police Division
Wilmington
Mount Gullett
Nectar Brook
Melrose
Port Augusta
Tennis stars shine as Dunlop, Willard lead NSW rout
In Monday results from Singies court, Dunlop of New South Wales defeated an opponent 6-2 te-5 while Beate (Japan) fell 6-3 86. The doubles team Crawford and Dunlop defeated Harada and Satoh 6-? 6-, and Willard and Dunlop beat Satoh and Suhol 6-4 6-4. NSW dominated with seventeen sets and 134 games across matches.
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Singies
Sapan
Fea A Dunlop
New
New South Wales
Stom
Rest for Flinders Ranges firefighters calms after blaze
Well earned respite comes as 700 firefighters in Flinders Ranges return and report current conditions. A northerly wind may rekindle smouldering timber, threatening ranges and pastoral areas where much stock has been lost. The Drennan family suffers major losses with impact exceeding 4000 pounds.
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Wilmington
Flinders Ranges
Mol+rose
Mount Guilett
E. Drennan
Grim plot for murder story revealed in court
Perth reports a man discussed with Snowy Rowles a murder plot to hide a body in a Mt Magnet case. Six witnesses testified as the case opened, adjourned to February 6 for 30 more witnesses including possible New Zealand custody. The plan involved burning and dissolving remains, bones ground to dust, and even turning kangaroos in the fire.
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Perth
Snowy
Rowles
Mt Magnet
New Zealand
John Thomas Smith
Snowy" Howles
Leslie Jona Browne
Algo Brown
Louis Carron
William Spfleld
Rowlés
Port Adelaide stabbing deaths and clashes at wharf area
Ernest Harrison, 50, a watersider, died after Friday’s stabbing at Port Adelaide. Hours later a second watersider was knifed outside the wharf licensing office. Italian and other Italian, Greek, and foreign workers were involved in the melee. A large crowd disrupted Cheltenham Cemetery services. several were wounded and police escorted victims to the station.
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Hiarrison
Cheltenham
Alexander Nosie
Hosergaien
Park Adelaite- Vastally
Dillee
Last Hop Sh Ith y for Darwin United Service Koepang
Dampened by wind and rain KOEPANG reports from Monday as Darwin awaits. Kings silt arrives near the sea at KOEPANG later, while Wildesford Smith departs for Dunwin.
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United Service
Koepang
Darwin
Enos
Tnor Sea
Wildesford Smith
Dunwin
Outbreaks Duck Victoria Melbourne Weekend Fire Damage
Outbreaks across Victoria Melbourne weekend caused extensive damage with Dandenong Ranges as the main hotspot destroying Amber and other weekend names. Volunteers fought to save Montrose town and halted a major fire near Beaconsfield as fires burned for days in Otway timber area near Torne with shifting winds aiding firefighting efforts.
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Melbourne
Bush
Dandenong Ranges
Montrose
Beaconsfield
Frewniep
Otway Limber
Torne
Last Tribute for Capt Jacka V C
Captain Albert Jacka V G who died yesterday will be buried with full military honors at St Kilda cemetery tomorrow under King Regulations. The funeral will move off at 2 30 pm with V G men acting as pall bearers: W Dunstan A Grieve A Lowerson W Toynt J Newland W Ruthven A Borelia W Moon and Jezy Smith.
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Melbourne
Albert Jacka
V.G
St. Kilda
Victoria
Mesers W
Dunstan
A. Grieve
A. Lowerson
W Toynt
J. Newland
W. Ruthven
A Borelia
W. Moon
Jezy Smith
Andrew Charlton Stages Comeback at Nemain Dallis Sydney
Andrew Charlton staged a remarkable comeback at Nemain dallis in Sydney on Saturday demonstrating resilience and determination as spectators watched.
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Andrew Charlton
Nemain
Dallis
Sydney
More People Read The Recorder Circulation Rising
The Recorder expands its reader base as local news, cable and interstate happenings, editorials, and up-to-the-minute sports draw attention. Advertisers gain power to purchase through its wide audience, with a campaign urged as South Australia plans a prosperous year and a £10,000,000 budget to spend over five months.
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the Newsagents
Recorder
South Australia
Sydney Town Hall hears Lyons promise to curb unemployment
A large Sydney crowd at Town Hall heard Prime Minister Lyons pledge to restore confidence and seek cross party cooperation. He warned of a dire public finances position with no public works beyond February and vowed government action to reduce joblessness.
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Sydney
Lyons
Nel Wathe
Ila
Ital
Wmis
Sis
Institute of Journalists
Man Shot Dead After Police Chase at Jolnmont Footbridge
A man in a Wellington Parade chase near Jolnmont railway yard was shot by police as he tried to escape across a footbridge. He collided with a spiked fence, was wounded, and later collapsed after the officers fired six to seven shots.
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Melboure
Jolnmont
Wellington Parade
Fire roars through business district gutting shops
Fire gutted several shops and houses in Bort's business area, causing about £6000 in damage. A father rescued a child as the blaze spread, with several local tradespeople named in the wreckage.
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Melbourne
Bort
T. Gowe
E. Smith
Patton
Baker
Kenny
Syera
Smith
Hell
bieiseHiog
Anid
Innes
Expelled Members and Labor Party Move Stalled
A parliamentary committee shuffled on expelling certain members as it weighs rejoining the State Labor movement. A bid to lift expulsions stalled due to a late report from MEP Peter Neldy. The session postponed plans for a funeral sale as the majority leans toward rejoining the Labor Party.
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Adelaide
Peter Neldy
Parlian
Reldy
Sfount- Gambler
Patieciw
Psnrs
Fhe
Mott Lebor
Retired French Statesman Briand Highlighted
Fragmented OCR notes recall M. Briand as a French statesman who retires, with scattered references to United Service and political events. The garbled text mentions Beane, favo, and various place names, but lacks coherent detail or dates.
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United Servige
Moi
Mall
Patis Comase Pondonk
Beane
Iva
Palis le Woot
Prince
Germany
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Seamen's Union
Quorum
Nalpa
3. Richards
Wes Amon
Carlton
STARS
Bose Sala Aw USA
Altray
Tad
Bry Matsfoil
Amit Haots
Aking Idlen
Ithy
Timor
Jacka
V.C
Mr. Lyons
M. Briand
Grichells
Broadhalf Penny Downs
Hants
England
LAA HM S. Nelson
Prests’ Limited
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