Lyons Plea Urges Private Industry To Solve Unemployment
Melbourne reports Premier urges private enterprise to absorb more unemployed at a dinner marking the event. Lyons says many could be employed in existing industries and prosperity should lift all boats. A. Eifler of South Australia backs private sector action, noting permanent factory employment rises and skilled workers improve national output.
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Lyons
South Australia
Southustralia
Ualralias
Butler
Cycles to be removed from Solomontown Beach paths
Solomontown Beach Committee secretary RL Forgan announced action against bicycles left along the tidal embankment. He said ample space exists for bikes away from concrete and that leaving cycles on footpaths inconveniences users. About 100 cycles were reported under the jaylion at the beach yesterday morning.
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Tron
RL. Forgan
Solomontown
3000 Casualties From Air Attacks On Army Lorries
Insurgents warned months ago that open city air raids would provoke retaliation. Spanish Government plans a raid on a rebel city as two government planes drop volunteers in a 45-bomb attack that killed 425 and wounded many. The 15th International Brigade fights near Huesca as reports claim American involvement.
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Inter
Aragon
Huesca
Children Rescued From House Fire at Redcliff
Sunday blaze at Redcliffe Mildura caused extensive damage to the home of Mr. A Allnutt. Believed incendiary start. Mr Allnutt escaped and reentered the flames to rescue two young children trapped inside. A legislator aided in the rapid rescue efforts.
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Beieves
Redcliffe
A. Allnutt
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Carr
Franco owes 44 millions as Spain crisis deepens
London dispatch notes Gen Franco's heavy debts to Germany and Italy. The Teruel offensive failures unsettle Fascist backers. Frankfurter Zeitung argues the dictatorship cannot bear Franco's defeat, with Germans more willing to fund than Italians, amid concerns over cost and strategic value.
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London
Franco
Germany
Italy
Teruel
Spain
Genta
Frankfurter Zeitung
120 on Moonta Gulf Tourists in Pirie Today
About 170 tourists are aboard the motorship Moonta, due to reach Port Pirie early this morning on a Gulf tour. Miss L Hocking will travel as far as Port Lincoln during the excursion.
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Pirie
Windward Wins Pirie Yache Club Race On Outside Course
Windward led the Pirie Yache Club race on the outside course and claimed victory yesterday. The Windward versus C Gagliardi’s White Wings match was postponed, leaving Windward to secure the win in the event.
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HLS. Crear
Windward
Pirie Yache Club
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White Wings
Many Evidences Of Sympathy For Mrs Coffey’s Death
In Pirie many evidences of respect and sympathy followed the sudden death of Mrs. W Coffey at home on York road and her burial in the Catholic cemetery. Alderman Coffey chairs Pirie District Cricket Association. armbands were worn at Sacalal Oval. Mayors, aldermen, and numerous mourners attended the graveside service at St Mark’s with over 200 present and many floral tributes from local councils, Labour groups, and friends.
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W. Coffey
Pirie
St. Mark's
Consecration of Lonergan as Bishop of Port Augusta
The consecration will be held at St Patrick's Cathedral on April 24. An administrator for the Melbourne archdiocese is expected to be announced this week.
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Melbourne
Mons. Lonergan
Port Augusta
St. Patrick's
Windward Wins Club Race Amid Strong West-North-West Wind
White Wings placed second in the club race. The event was decided in a strong west-north-west wind. Windward led with an actual time of 1 min 40 sec, White Wings 1 min 40 sec. Clare with S B Forgan finished third after correction. Critic withdrew with a broken bobstay rekindling the nautical mishap.
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Clare
S. B. Forgan
W. Gifken
Reopen March Japanese claim to disperse Chinese guerillas
ANESE leaders claim to have completely dispersed Chinese guerillas numbering thousands who harassed them at Pootung and say the Chinese threat to Wuhu has been eliminated. The Chinese counterattack reports say Japanese forces near Wantee obliterated the suburb. The United States has protested looting of American property in China, citing 45 incidents of illegal entry looting or arson from January 4 to 18.
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Australian Associated Press
Shanghai
Pootung
Wuhu
Wantee
United States
Japan
China
Torrens Mystery Sighted by Bridge to North Terrace
The mysterious incident was reported to the Detective Office by Mr. E. Jolly haat proprietor whose attention was drawn when a ping wet figure emerged from beneath the bridge and walked along King William road to North Terrace.
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King William Road
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Haat Proprietor
Local residents Lauked in Pirie News Weekend Moves and Visits
Mr W H Threadgold and Mrs Threadgold returned to Pirie after a Western Australia holiday. H Boan of Boans Limited visited Perth and returned. F A Woodgate of South Australian Railways relieved supervisor visited, then a party met in Gladstone. J A McIntyre’s condition remained poor after a stroke, admitted last Monday. S R Ford returned from Goode Road after a holiday. C Walton admitted to Pirie Hospital surgical ward. A C Fiebig and H Brown treated at Pirie Hospital for foot injuries earlier left bed briefly. A King returned to Perth after a brief stay with sister Mrs G C Wyatt. Sir George Ritchie visited Pirie for Excelsior Band hall extensions opening. Warwick Armstrong left Pirie for Glossop near Barmera to take employment. Arustochwan, Romsey Incimeeh, North team member, connected to local coverage.
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Warwick Armstrong
Pirie
Glossop
Barmera
Arustochwan
Romsey Incimeeh
North
Mysterious River Torrens Incident Sees Two Men
Mr Jolly reports two men seen near the River Torrens after a loud splash. One man emerged from beneath a bridge, and the second followed, leaving wet bootmarks toward North Terrace before vanishing. Traffic police searched the area but found no explanation.
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River Torrens
North Terrace
Six Peasants Die After Slap Sparks Faction Fight
In Belgrade a Serbian youth slapped a Mohammedan girl inciting a faction clash. The disorder drew 580 peasants, six were killed and 62 injured before authorities subdued the violence.
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Australian Associated Press
Belgrade
Will Dyson Dies of Heart Failure at 55
Australian cartoonist Will Dyson, aged 55, is reported dead from heart failure. He died peacefully in his sleep after attending a party and painting in his studio. His brother-in-law, Harrison Owen, found Dyson in his armchair with spectacles on his forehead and a hook beside him. his latest cartoon had appeared that Friday morning. His daughter Miss Betty Dyson is an urban designer, and his wife is former Miss Ruby Lindsay.
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London
Will Dyson
Harrison Owen
Dyson
Chelata
Ils
Betty Dyson
Ruby Lindsay
Freak Lemon From Crystal Brook Reported
Mrs Jhnke of Solomontown brought to The Mecorder Ofc last night a freak lemon grown by Mr G Simes of Crystal Brook. The fruit was gown shaped and measured 6 inches long by 1 inch at its greatest diameter.
Three Hold-Ups Shot Fired at Porter Station
Ute raids on Saturday night saw an armed bandit hold up two shopkeepers and a porter at Macaulay Station. He took £55 from the shopkeepers and fired at the porter, grazing one arm during the struggle.
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Porter
Melbourne
Macaulay Station
Albury pyjama girl mystery hots clues across cities
Detectives across Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide pursue leads in the Albury pyjama girl case. An anonymous typed letter claims identity as Strickland with ties to Burra and Chelsea. A Melbourne missing girl matching the description is under police review while Adelaide reports fresh sightings but no result.
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Sydy
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Australian Cartoonist Lionel Nindsey Noted for War Sketches
Norman Lindaay obituary mentions Lionel Nindsay a leading Australian cartoonist. He drew for The Bulletin and The Daily Herald in London, war cartoons gained attention, and he became the first Australian artist commissioned to document the warfront. Works reside in the Australian War Museum and South Sea Tortartian Museum.
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Australian War Museum
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South Cestagian Museum
Australia
the Herald
Mulburne
Braddock Wins Close Decision Over Farr in New York
Jim Braddock came from behind after six rounds to outpoint Tommy Farr in a 10 round bout in New York. The Irish American, 32, staged a late rally to beat the Welsh challenger before a 20 000 strong partisan crowd, advancing as a contender to Joe Louis.
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Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Wales
Braddock
Farr
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Baer
Louwis
Ben Foord
Max Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Bob Olin
France Remains Britain’s Friend in Entente Policy
Paris dispatch notes M. Chautemps upholds loyalty to the Anglo-French entente and the League of Nations. A Sol vote of 1 marks the Chamber's stance as records indicate, with emphasis on countering the Cagoulards amid ongoing policy debates.
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League of ‘Nations
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Fire damages multiple businesses at foundry blaze
About 12,000 pounds in losses were caused by a fire that destroyed the steel foundry of Davis and Baird and damaged the shop of woodturner W McClellan. A store named by J Wilson also suffered, while there was continual danger to the riverfront from exploding oil drums.
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Melbourne
Pamsee
Moran
Davis & Baird
W. McClellan
J. Wilson
Youth Drowns in Dam Near Aldgate Tragedy
Garth Brinton Lonnen, 16, apprentice at East avenue Millswood, drowned while bathing in a dam at Aldgate. He was the sole son of T. Lonnen of the Star Printery Adelaide. The body was recovered by John Wallace of Black Forest from five feet of water after a comrade’s vain rescue attempt and plea to a nearby tennis party for help.
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Princ Eer
East Avenue
Mills~wood Estate
Aldgate
T. Lonnen
Star Printery
John Wallace
Black Forest
Lonnen
Wallace
Plan drafts a union of six churches in Britain
A joint plan for uniting the Church of England, Methodists, Congregationalists, Baptists, Presbyterians, and Moravians is outlined. Drawn by the Archbishop of York and others, the proposal envisions an episcopal church free from state control on faith and worship, with civil courts retaining jurisdiction over property matters. It preserves creeds, allows varied worship, and aims for broad communion while maintaining major church structures. Proposals referred to churches for decision.
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England
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Canterbury
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