Political bombshell at cabinet meeting in Adelaide
In Adelaide on a Tuesday report says Premier Mr Hill plans to seek the South Australian Agent-Generalship in London. The move follows earlier hints by Jelley and Whitford as Labor weighs its election plans for April 8. Cabinet debated leadership fate and a possible non-Party government as London move considered.
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IR. Hill
London
Labor
Jelley
Whitford
Executive Council
Central District No. 1
Legislative Council
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Apie
Yeek Posal
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Lesire
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Huh
Landlord's Pistol Case At Coburg Court
Extraordinary statements were heard at Coburg Court over Edward Green a prominent Haden merchant appealing to renew a pistol permit. Witnesses testified to threats and violence surrounding Green and his tenants. The permit was refused as Green was deemed not a fit person to carry a pistol.
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Melbourne
Coburg Court
Edward Green
Jenperty Avenee
Tim
A. Pemberton
Australian Meat Export Council Likely Under Proposal
Proposals from the Interstate Conference of meat interests outline a plan to form an Australian Meat Export Council to regulate exports. The council would have 16 members including producers, exporters, a cooperative representative, and one government-nominated member. Producers voting rights require ownership of 300 sheep or 100 cattle or 100 pigs. Proposed levy limits for frozen and chilled meat are fixed, with any increase needing a producer poll.
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Melbourne
Australian Meat Export Council
Interstate Conference of Meat Interests
Son‘teroner
Lie Nite Co-Operative
Fiendish Murder Trial After Inquest Weeps Amid Testimony
Inquest into the death of Ms. Miller at Sydney Park concluded with Detective Sergt. McRae revealing Miller’s thirteen prior convic tions and a defendant, Erle Holand Griz, appears rational. The coroner found that Craig Wardorrd May Miller killed Miller with threats and a wood spear, describing it as a most felonious murder and ordering Craig to stand trial.
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Ms. Miller
Sydney Park
Sergt. McRae
Miller
Jit Erle Holand Griz
Craig Wardorrd
Graig
Craig
Back to Labor Carnival at Memorial Oval Next Saturday
Interest rises in the Back to Labor carnival to be held at Memorial Oval next Saturday night featuring cycling,teresting and trotting events with large entries. A lengthy list of entrants includes Huiticaps and many local riders and horses. Some readers comment on the bank manager being incapable of writing a nice friendly letter.
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Memorial Oval
Huiticaps
Jeter
Rough Weather Hits Victorian Coast With Overdue Ships
Heavy gales disrupt Victorian coastal shipping as the Borgestad Nankin and Tilsington Court run about 48 hours overdue. Tambar remains unconfirmed after sheltering in Gberen Bay. After four days battling easterly gales in Bass Strait, two Queenscliff ashermen James Warren and Thomas Warren reached Port Fairy exhausted.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Borgestad
Nankin
Tilsington Court
Tambar
Gberen Bay
Bass Strait
Queenscliff
James Warren
Thomas Warren
Port Fairy
King Island
Pilot escapes by diving plane into lake at Mascot
A young pilot, Robert Maguire, 48, narrowly escaped death when his plane dived 100 feet into a lakeside aerodrome near Mascot, Sydney. He suffered only superficial cuts and was briefly stunned before crawling from the wreckage.
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Sydney
Mascot
Robert Maguire
Macquarie Street
Maguire
Mrs Hinkler Still Believes Husband Alive In Sydney Trip
Mrs Hinkler wife of the famed Sirman, reached Sydney from New Zealand and persists in the belief her husband will be found alive. The report notes her continued faith amid searches and public interest in the missing figure.
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Sydney
Hinkler
Sirman
New Zealand
Floodwaters Recede on New South Wales Coast
Reports from the south coast indicate floodwaters are gradually receding as torrential rains persist in many areas overnight. Local authorities urge caution while monitoring rising rivers and damaged infrastructure.
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New South Wales
Sydney
South’ Coast
Flat tax appeal heard before Melbourne Taxation Commission
Taxation Commission heard calls for a flat rate on all income above subsistence. M J Pettigrove urged relief for heavily taxed unemployed dependents and criticized current laws as repressive. J F Hughes backed income averaging to reduce volatility for farmers. double taxation was noted across states. The commission adjourned until tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Taxation Commission
M. J. Pettigrove
Federated Taxpayers’ Association
Victoria
J. F. Hughes
Taxation Department
Queensland
New South Wales
Tasmania
Morrow
Railway Officer Imprisoned Two Years For Embezzlement
A railway officer was sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of embezzlement. The court ruled that the officer misappropriated funds intended for railway operations, leading to the conviction and subsequent imprisonment.
Imprisonment Ordered for Railway Clerk Clayton Arbon
Clayton Fulton Arbon of Gurt's Road Kensington Park admitted furtively embedding 254 pounds received while employed in the Railways Department. Mr Justice Angus Parsons imposed two years hard labor in the Criminal Court this afternoon.
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Adelaide
Finn
Clayton_ Fulton Arbon
Gurt’s Road
Kensington Park
Angus Parsons
Criminal Court
Tls
Acton
Railways Department
Bourke-Darwin Railway Scheme Statement
A Northern Australia Development Company representative Mr T D MutEh said no further details of the Bourke to Darwin railway proposal would be disclosed at this stage. The statement outlines ongoing consideration but no definite plan is announced.
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Sydney
MCC Reply to Board of Control on Tests Cancellation
Marylebone Cricket Club replies to the Australian Board of Control protest over bowled by the English team. MCC expresses confidence in its captain and managers, states no evidence bowlers caused accidents to Woodfull and Oldfield, and offers to consider any new laws. A special Sydney meeting would assess the situation with potential cancellation affecting at least £45,000 in receipts.
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Marylebone Cricket Club
Australian Board of Control
Boayne
Woodfull
Oldfield
Board of
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Sydney
West
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MCC
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Board
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B. V. Scrymgour
R. F. Middleton
H. W. Hougetts
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Hobertson
Elbourne
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Jeanes
Plenty of Evidence in Lottery Board Reply
Sydney Tuesday report notes Dr Barbour, state selector, replying to the MCG and referencing the Board of Lotto. Barbour’s statement signals ongoing tension over selection and governance.
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Sydney
Dr. Barbour
Board of
Lotto
Wonthaggi Strike Ends After Misunderstanding
Miners return to the pits in Wonthaggi after ceasing work last Wednesday over unfair allocation of boards. It is admitted the action stemmed from a misunderstanding as two gangs finished together and the aggrieved men were told to draw lots. The miners say they have lost £4,000 in wages.
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Melbourne
South Australian Star Defeats Van Ryn in Tennis Match
D. P. Turnbils of South Australia defeated USA player Van Ryn 6-2 in the Australian championships. The feature of the play showed Turnbils detesting Van Ryn as the match unfolded.
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Melbourne
USA
D. P. Turnbils
South Avatralia
Dead Horse Creek Cleaned Up By Ellendale Corporation
Ellendale residents report improved appearance of Dead Horse Creek after Pirie Corporation workers removed tins and rubbish from the banks under town inspector A Leonard. Despite posted notices along The Terrace, some locals still dump refuse, hindering efforts led by Mayor Threadgold to keep the creek and parklands clean and respectable.
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Po" Pirie Corporation
Dead Horse Creek
Ellendale
A. Leonard
Threadgold
Corporation
Melourne Pilot Seeks Tolteo To Meet Son In Port Pirie
Mr W McFarlane of Melourne arrived in Port Pirie to meet the motor ship Tolteo on which his son serves as second engineer. They had not seen each other for six years. His career spanned chief engineer roles on overseas steamers and a long voyage on the Gilwal carrying coal from Calcutta in 1916.
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Melourne
Pirie
Tolteo
Australia
Lily
Port Pirie
Gilwal
Calcutta
Ateaner
Uelays
Clarkson
Commonwealth
Broken Hill Cooperative Coal Association
McFarlane
Noted Gathering in Singapore
Federal Cabinet approved Dr Cumpston accepting League of Nations invitation to attend health authorities conference from eastern countries in Singapore probably in April. League to bear all expenses. postponed last year due to Dr Compston’s absence.
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Tuesda
Cumpston
League of Nations
Singapore
de. Compston
Aviat ion Chief Retires After Civil Service Injury
The Federal Cabinet considered Colonel Brinsmead Controller of civil Aviation who was injured in a December 1934 Siam air accident and retired him on superannuation. Sir George Pearce paid tribute to his organization skills and progress in Australian civil aviation hopes for his health recovery.
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Brinsmead
Siam
George Pearce
Gol
Australia
Premier reveals £900,000 in unexpended relief funds
The Premier announced that employment relief funds totaling £900,000 remain unspent, far exceeding expectations. The Employment Relief Council will convene next Tuesday to review further schemes, with works totaling £750,000 set to begin almost immediately.
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Employment Relief Council
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