Appeal Against Expulsion From Australian Workers Union
Mr Whitford South Australian Chief Secretary appealed against the expulsion from the union of Harvey Waitford Butterfield and Richards who supported the Hill Government. The conference referred readmission to the Adelaide branch and urged the union to unravel the matter before the South Australian election.
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Olter
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Uckers le
No further action in UK case over alleged libel
Sydney court reports that Premier Stevens failed to proceed with action for five thousand pounds against Gang leader of the opposition for alleged libel. Lang delivered a judgment today deeming the defendant will recover costs.
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Lang
Sydney
Stevens
Gang
Personal notes and political ties from Australian press
The item records Mr 5 Goreek town clerk returning from a month’s holiday in Victor Harbor and A We Mason a novelist planning a Wait Australia holiday next month. It notes Mason a former Oxford man and 4 Liberal M P for Coventry England from 1908 to 1914, and mentions Buenos being elected president of the Australian Workers Union for a tenth year. It also reports the death of Alexander McCallum aged 73 at his Malvern home with a Melbourne message.
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Pirle
Victor Harbor
We Mason
Australia
Mason
Oxford
Coventry
England
Alexander McCallum
Vieira Methodist Church
Malvern
Lerday
Melbourne
Junior Tennis Matches in NSW Triumphs
NSW teams led by W McGrath and Miss J Hartigan dominated the Linton Cup and Girls Challenge Cup in Melbourne. NSW beat Tasmania easily, then won two of three against Victoria, sealing four straight wins for NSW. South Australia placed second with three wins, Victoria third with two, and Western Australia one win. The NSW girls were undefeated across matches against the other states.
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W. McGrath
J. Hartigan
New South Wales
New South “Wales
South Australia
Victoria
New Soul Wales
Western Australia
Verity
Gichardson
Woodfull
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Riehar
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England Wins Third Test in Dramatic Adelaide Finish
England beat Australia by 8 runs after a sensational second innings in Adelaide. Woodfull fought for Australia with a 73 and 66 minutes of steady batting as Larwood led a brilliant English bowling display. Ongoing Fire incident noted in Melbourne, but cricket dominance defined the match.
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Brisbane
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Larwood
Jardine
Australia
Sydney
Woodfull Steared Larwood
Pas Sumareeg
Tn Alten
Per” Richardson
Allen
Eyith
Janis
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Crmmett
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Jundis Wall
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Mfih
Bell
Lay
Allen Bow
Worthtull
Hem Oreilly
Move to Abolish Land Tax and Lower Interest Sought
The Wool Growers' Council in Melbourne at a special meeting urged abolition of the super tax and reduction of costs to restore market confidence. They asked federal and state governments to abolish the super tax on private mortgages and to ease freight charges and other costs for overseas shipping. They also pressed for lower interest rates and relief measures on British Empire food exports in line with policy.
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Woolgrowers’ Council
Commonwealth
British Empire Foods
Fraud Alleged Conspiracy to Defraud Tobacco Investors
Melbourne court hears alleged scheme involving Texas and Archevéld plantations in Queensland. Charles Anthony Brough and Frederick James Waldimanagers, both 40, with Richardson Willem Mussip, 40, charged with obtaining money through false pretenses between September and December. Seven investors claimed to acquire options in Tobseco Plantations Proprietary Limited, seeking loans exceeding 45,000 but receiving sums from £80 to £200 per person. Advertisements promised expert guidance and potential earnings up to £2,000 yearly. Accountability centers on claims the company held options yet lacked ownership, with cooperation in interviewing applicants and resuming testimony tomorrow.
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Texas
Archevéld
Queaneland
Cour
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Richardson Willem Mussip
Frederick James Waldiman
Agers
Josh
Iemiopey
Queenslandi
Tobacca
Uinhrup
Favorable Trade Balance With China Reported
The Customs Department shows Australia had a favorable trade balance with China in 1934–32, totaling about £2,000,000 in English currency.
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China
Canberra
Customs Department
Australis
Huge Railway Scheme Aims Perth to Birdum Line
Canamara government discussions reveal a plan to build a Perth to Birdum railway by a syndicate. The project would cost an estimated £45,000,000 and span about 4,864 miles. The syndicate seeks 66 years control of 40,000 square miles of land plus freehold rights and an additional 200,000 now.
Fragmentary cricket score note from tabloids
The readable bits show England and Australia cricket context with partial batting notes and a collapsed innings. Names such as Woldnill and Sutaul appear in a garbled report, indicating an innings of 60 runs for Australia and late collapse.
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Rms
Woldnill
Sutaul
Cocanton
Selnga
Klahate
Australia
Screalis
Oldfield Injury X Ray Exam In Adelaide
A fragment reports Gifield’s injury from a frontal bone fracture with a further X ray examination planned in Sydney to determine if he can play in Betabane. The Board of Gon Awol will authorize the medical exam before any return to play.
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Adelaide
Gifield
Weck
OldField
Sydney
Board of Gon
Gidfelds
Electric storm disrupts Adelaide tramways and power
An electric storm yesterday from four to five subsided after unleashing 104 points of rain. Lightning caused hours of disruption to tram services and stranded city workers. Power failed in parts of the city and suburbs while western areas faced flooded roads and waterlogged pathways.
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Adelaide
Premier Hill Plans Loan Council Statement
Adelaide reports Premier Hill says governments have cut loan Council needs for 1932-33 to seven million pounds. He will prepare for the February meeting and is expected to leave Adelaide soon. The briefing outlines the balance of loan requirements and the stance of various governments.
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Adelaide
Jnme
Hill
Albie
Menting Sud
Prest Limited Hosiery Specials In Silk Shades
Special price offers on Prest Limited ladies silk hose in latest shades and silk and lisle tennis socklets at 1/6 per pair. Also red and white H.C. quilts offered at 5/9 each.
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Special Table of Floral Rayons and Men’s Deals
Remnants show a Special Table with floral rayons priced 2 shillings sixpence per yard, now 1 shilling in twos. Also offers from the men's department include Wharf handkerchiefs 36 inches and Milanese athletic singlets.
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Men's Department
Eanage
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