Barrier Baths Dispute Escalates At City Council
Strong opposition in union circles to the latest council decision on the barrier baths dispute is reported from Broken Hill. Ald Crowhurst alleged that reorganising management would not work, proposing a resident caretaker living on site with a 40 hour week. The FED and union members oppose changes, warning of action if a union member is removed from duties at the baths.
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Broken Hill
Jem
Ald
Crow- Wurst
Messrs
Eddy
H. Macepherson
W. S. Macpherson
Council
Couneil
Enxinedrivere
Kiremen
Crowhurst
Ilave
Lambert
PED
Ture Baths
F.E.C
Macpherson
F.E.D
Australian Engineers’ Union
Une
Polkingtorne
Flo
Youth killed in Parkville motorcycle crash in dawn collision
In Parkville at dawn yesterday two youths on a motorcycle collided with a van. Kenneth Arbuthnot, 17, of North Melbourne, was killed after being hurled onto the road. Roy Cheong, 20, of South Melbourne, suffered a fractured skull, lacerated thigh, and multiple injuries in critical condition. The van driver escaped injury. The machine was smashed and the van damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Finnie
Parkville
Kenneth Arbuthnot
North Melbourne
Roy Cheong
South Melbourne
Arbuthnot
McCabe shines as Victoria bowls over New South Wales in shield clash
In Sydney Victoria posted 420 in reply to NSW's 178 for five at the SCG. McCabe top scored with 92 and was unlucky not to reach a century as Ebeling Bottled Dowling and Fleetwood-Smith faded NSW's chase. Victoria retains the shield lead despite a shaky middle order.
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Sydney
McCabe
Victoria
Sydney Cricket Ground
Ebeling
Fleetwoodsmith
New South Wales
Monsignor O'Rourke Pushes North Route for Rail to Pirie
The priest advocates extending a line from Port Augusta through Wilmington to Booleroo Centre and Peterborough, to connect with Adelaide and Broken Hill. He argues a northern route would unlock fertile willochra country, reduce travel distance to Port Augusta, and promote local fruit and grain shipments while criticizing Adelaide merchants' control.
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Monsignor O'Rourke
Redhill
Pirie
Port Augusta
Wilmington
Booleroo
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Anthony
Stirling
Booleroo Centre
Peterborough
Pichi Richi Pass
O'Rourke
Melrose
Willowie Oe
Willochra
Boolcunda
Quorn
Pi Port Augusta
Sydney
Adela
Amazing Tale Of S Phyllis Austin In Melbourne River Assault
S Phyllis Austin of Prah ran recounted being bodily lifted by a man in a dark St Kilda road street, thrown into the Yarra near Church Street Bridge. Found by two youths at Melbourne Grammar School rails, she survived with shock and injuries, treated at Alfred Hospital, as police began inquiries.
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Melbourne
Phyllis Austin
Prahran
Yarra
Church Street Bridge
Jennie
Melbourne Grammar School
St. Kilda Road
Shark halts Largs Bay swimming races
Spectators watched a large shark near the jetty as Largs Bay Amateur Swimming Club members planned to stage races off the jetty yesterday afternoon. After a conference the swimmers abandoned the event due to safety concerns as the shark cruised briefly and then disappeared.
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Largs Bay
Ninth Light Horse Morseville Club Leonard Shield Match
The Ninth Light Morseville Club held a Leonard Shield agg fregate double shoot at 200 yards handicap 96. A Seyfang won the first champion pin and Partridge the second. Scores show Seyfang 446 96 and Partridge 088 with Perry Swen Baldwin and BBC Dp also listed in the event.
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Morseville Club
A. Seyfang
Partridge
Ale. Seyfang
C. Partridge
J. Perry
OH R.swen
G Baldwin
BBC Dp
Foundation Day Holiday Promises Busy Local Sports
Three weeks into the year the town observes Foundation Day with many closed shops. The Salomontown Beach carnival is the main draw with afternoon and night events. Adelaide Racing Club and Williamstown Club swimming, Port Augusta swim, Jamestown fresh water carnival, Pirie divers, regattas at Port Broughton, Wallaroo rowing visit, Kapunda cycling and athletics, and cricket action from 9:30. Shiftworkers, Warriors, Ramblers meet, inter town matches on Baptist oval, Jamestown match on No 2 pitch, tennis courts active, bowls evening. no tournament play.
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Adelaide Racing Club
Williamstown
Victoria
Port Augusta
Pirie
Solomontown
Jamestown
J. Roberts
Augusta
Port Broughton
Wallaroo
Kapunda
Warriors
Ramblers
Baptist Oval
Safe blown open at Tanooda station likely robbery
At Tanooda station the on duty stationmaster found the safe door blown off and £8 stolen. Two bags of coke from elsewhere on the premises were found nearby, apparently used to muffle the blast. Mounted Constable Fischer led the investigation with detectives and an Adelaide finger-print expert later flown in.
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Argulus
Suez
Tanooda
Thomas
Fischer
Tanunda
Hans
Francie
Adelaide
Berlin stage night mocks Nazi film policies in satire
Loud Dimes introduced Con't Lose Heart.Sumone based on WI Krause novel. directed under Dr Goebbels. The play portrays pre Nazi film industry scenes with a smear of Jewish producers and an ambitious actress. Goebbels criticized two films for not heeding art guidance.
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Apalin
Loud Dimes
Sumone
WI Krause
Angriff
Mr. Goebbel
Fim
Mare Notes
Prewm
Dr Goebbels
Diretore
Herr Brauce
Severe gale wreaks havoc in Cloncurry area
A 60 miles per hour cyclone struck Cloncurry on Friday causing extensive property damage worth thousands of pounds. One nine month old baby escaped uninjured as the mother and child rode out the storm in a collapsed house. Mr Wright sustained severe head injuries. Mrs Leonard suffered a fractured arm. The health inspector Mr Armstrong was blown from a building half a mile away. Books and records valued at £850 were destroyed or blown away. Many houses were unroofed or destroyed and debris filled streets.
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Cloncurry
Tom Wright
Wright
W. Faber
Ita Hlueke
P. Leonard
Howe
Armstrong
Clonearty
Wind in Frolic Lifts Marquee at Victoria Park
At Adelaide Victoria Park races a sudden wind swept the course during the first event yesterday afternoon. A marquee near the lye makers stand tore free, snapping ropes and sending canvas and betting huts into the air as attendants struggled to hold the structure.
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Adelaide
Victoria Park
Asi
Marques
Ami
Attendumis
Youler
Tragic shooting at Austral Eden ends in double tragedy
Sydney reports reveal 28 year old David Taylor shot 16 year old Joyce Eggins at Austral Eden Station then set fire to her bed and killed himself on Sunday. Eggins died at Kempsey Hospital shortly after admission as authorities probe motive and sequence of events.
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Sydney
Oyce Eggins
Austral Eden Station
David Taylor
Kempsey Hospital
Sydney Hospital
Kempney
Taylor
Egzins
Genera Farm
Eden
Belmore Wiser
Kempsey
Austral Eden
Iis Beather
Sylvan
Eggins
Joyce
Tay~lor
Hill Returns to Australia to Resume Public Work
Mr Hill, returning with his family, discusses plans to rebuild a public role in Australia while weighing Britain's overseas trade policies. He criticizes quota restrictions and calls for improved Empire trade, saying Australia must overcome unemployment and rely on primary industries amid world price shifts. He notes improvements in Australia and urges careful policy alignment with Britain.
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Hill
British Empire
Australia
Will
Gunda
New Zealand
South
Passengers Listed for Moonta Trip to Pirie
A long passenger list for the Moonta voyage to Pirie is published, detailing by name the travelers including Mr Reed, J. B. Morphett, W. Ness, T. Longbottom, and many others with numerous family members and companions, among them Mesdames A. Hichwond, HM Clark, and E. Schleida, plus two children.
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Pirle
Reed
J. B. Morphett
W. Ness
T. Longbottom
Turrall
J. Worthing
B. Heath
J. Watkins
Maden
Tuskers
AW. Mclonald
Paterson
Hutler
Ke Gant
FW. Mattner
JA Fuller
Wy Futey
AL Tume
I.r W. Whiann
J. W. Moore
G. H. Bennett
A. J. Hampton
He Maydock
Wed.shutter
R. Markwell
A. Hunt
G. Jury
1. Neal
H. AL Pyle
Mesdames
A. Hichwond
HM. Clark
E. Schleida
LU. W. Ness
E.G. Leane
H. J. Watkins
J. Wilson
T. Young
E. A. Genders
A.V. Knowles
H. E. Mennett
W. C Gibson
Jt Banson ' Ertend
A. J. Bampton
TM. Clark
Thamm
A. Dunt
B. A. Jury
Missessi
A. Edson
B. Scheidow
Is. Warren
A. White
M. White
N. Worthley
M. Worthley
P. Leane
J. Youne
A. Stacy
M. £. Forrest
Fs. Mehelsof
A. Banks
A. Betinelt
Dunt
T. M
Labor Unity Moves to Embrace NSW Split in Victoria
A Victorian Labor conference of 200 delegates backed a unity ultimatum aimed at toppling Federal party authority and forging an alliance with New South Wales Labor. It warned that Victoria would recognize NSW Labor as the state’s real party if unity stalls seven days before nominations close for NSW elections. It also banned Communist activity within Labor units and endorsed the executive’s directive to branches.
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Melbourne
Labor Party
Labor
New South Wales
Victorian Labor
New South Wales State
Communist Organisation
Victorian Labor Party
Thermometer records and 24 hour temperature data
The entry lists yesterday and today temperature readings with minimums and maximums for a 24 hour period. It notes a minimum around 7 or 30 minutes past midnight and a maximum near 88.2, reflecting brief fluctuations in the observed day’s temperatures.
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Howe
Miner Falls Fifty Feet In Mine Shaft At Ballarat
Leslie Jarvis aged 41, a miner at Yellow Gien Mine near Ballarat, slipped at the 100 ft level and plunged 50 ft. He lay trapped for over an hour before colleagues built a chair frame and hoisted him out. He suffers probable knee fracture, broken left femur, and ankle injuries. He credits escape to luck and recounts a nightmare experience. Jarvis recently returned to work after casual jobs, and two months earlier his wife died in an accident when a horse shied driven by Mrs Jarvis caused a shaft fall. her mother and child survived with minor injuries.
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Melbourne
Ile
Seaythesdale
Ballarat
Leslie Jarvis
Jarvis
Mister Wine
Mrs. Jarvis
Pirie Police Court Proceedings and Arrivals
Messrs H C Afford and G Dey formed Pirie Police Court on Saturday. Kent Snowball and Springberr will arrive in Pirie by the motorship Moonta today to stay at the Royal Exchange Hotel. C E Smith of G Wood Son and Co will arrive tomorrow and lodge at the Royal Exchange. A Forbes of Robert Reid and will also arrive tomorrow and stay at the Royal Exchange.
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Messrs
H. C. Afford
G. Dey
Pirie
Kent
Snowball
Springberr
Moonta
Royal Exchange Hotel
C. E. Smith
G. Wood, Son, and Co
A. Forbes
Robert Reid
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E. J. Bromley
B. “Witte
Es M. Stevens
Oreilly
Lee
Chilvers Ebeling
St. Midfield
B. Chilvers
B. Chilvers Mmcgormick
B. UR Barnett
Fleetwood-Smith
St. Oldfeld
Chilvers
Brown
Barnett
B. Ebeling Fingleton
C. Barnett
Hbe- Ung
C. Sievers
B. Fleet
wood-Smith
Wes Kippax
B. McCormick
Chipperfield. Co
O'Briem
Robinson
Didfield
Aye
Bowling O. M. K .Theak
Meteh
O'Reily
Chilvers RT
Tobinson
Amazing Tale
Chase Violent Escort
Chapel Street
St. Kilda
Meschke
A. Meschke
AL Mesehice
J. G Gerblien
J. G. Brown
J. Holze
Burtii
T. Martin O
Berlin
MR. Hill
Harbor
London
Mr. Hull
Mill
Lionel Hill
Labor Unity
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