Premiers Plan Safe Conference Reaffirms Budget Goals
The Australian Premiers Conference endorsed the Premiers Plan of 1932 and pledged to meet interest obligations, reduce deficits, and restore employment. Lyons noted unity across seven states, with NSW and SA leaders backing gradual budget balance while aligning with national economic aims. Stevens forecast a deficit cut of four million pounds annually.
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Air Lyons
Forgan Smith
Queensland
Nsw
Slavens
New South:Wales
New South Wales
NsSt
Stevens
Queensland Attitude in Wartime Debate Moves to Support Plan
The report records a Queensland meeting where Mr Por gare Smith led a discussion on continuing the Premiers Plan. Speakers argued the plan saved Australia and prevented collapse, while others urged maintaining production to raise prosperity and cut deficits amid unemployment. The motion endorsing Forgan Smith's amendment was carried unanimously.
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Australia
Forgan Smith
Hill
Forgin - Smith
Stanley
Vietariay
Borgap Smith
Gnally
Missing Girl Found With Brother in Adelaide
Mariel Hiestos of Port Pirie was reported missing but was found with her brother in Hawardstown near Adelaide. A message to Adelaide confirmed she left home due to issues with her mother and traveled by train, arriving Monday afternoon. She planned to return to Pirie and seek work in Adelaide.
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Mariel Hiestos
Port Pirie
Trotter
Montday
Pirie
Teltor
Hawardstown
Miss Ole ‘Sins
Aublaide
Adelaida
Dusé Bigging
Adelaide
Edwardetown
Sie Wold
Adélaide
Personal Mr D Mediation Abeer or Pork Piste
A fragment mentions Mr D in a mediation context and an unclear reference to Abeer or Pork Piste. The readable text is limited and provides no definite event or outcome. Further details are not available in the surviving excerpt.
Pime Siluards Club Evening Toss Promotes Grading
An odd club event features a novelty grading scheme with an A grade and two B grade elements. The description mentions a beetle-ware item and a hypothetical horse pulling against 42 horses, reflecting a quirky, unverified listing in the notice.
Gawler Road Smash Claims Two Lives
A crash on the Gawler Road on May 26 near Baynard-Phillin killed two motorists and injured several others. Gordon Lebite Bailey of Adelaide and Wilbantaban, a labourer also of Adelaide, refused to answer questions when summoned, while investigators gathered evidence and prepared for further proceedings.
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Doig
Christopher
Baynard-Phillin
Ana
Foolish theft case in Port Pirie ends with bond
Phanid Stanley Talwell, a married man, was charged yesterday in Port Pirie with stealing. He appeared before Police Court where Justices Lawry and Leaker ordered him to enter into a bond of 220 pounds for good behavior for 42 months. Defendant was discharged.
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Stanley Talwell
Port Pirie
Theb
Suena Rane
Mr_Jane
Huishet Ieee
Matendant
Danstable Pawling
B.T. Lawry
Gil Leaker
Holwell
Ehavior
Taxation of Bequests Appeal Fails in High Court
Melbourne docked with a High Court ruling that a charitable fund under the will of Thomas Baker is not exempt from estate duty. Justice Dixon allowed the appeal by Baker estate trustees, holding the trust discretion could not be treated as a limitation on the estate’s taxable interest.
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Melbourne
High Court
Dixon
Commonwealth
Paxiton
Souht
He Lea Peak
Thomas Bateman Poisoning Case Details Unfold
Adelaide reports that a bucket found in the garden led to the poisoning investigation of Thomas Bateman. Dr. B Chapman senior chemologist announced five grains of wine did not originate from the bucket, suggesting exposure may have come from Bateman's household chemicals or cooking utensils.
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Adelaide
Thomas Willa -Balewaoa
Department of Chemistry
B. Chapman
Bateman
National Finals Debates Open Amid Turbulent Plebiscite
Unclear, garbled OCR notes reference a Victorian Nationals event with many proper names and fictive terms. Mentions Grand Nations, steeplechase market, and a long list of obscure entities. Text shows contested preferences among arch references and potential participants.
Unclear text leads from Australian Metals Association listing
Fragmentary OCR mentions Adelaide Tharétay and the Australian Mines and Metals Association. References to Longon Metal Exchange and shipments this month suggest a brief metal trade note with incomplete details and no clear entities or figures.
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Adelaide
Tharétay
Blivices
Sthe
Australian Mines and “Metals Association
Longon Metal Exchange
Stannard
Treasury figures show deficit and revenue details
Treasury data list the estimated deficit at 7,489,000 pounds with actual debt at 1,074,001 and revenue around 249,000. Expenditure recorded as 934,000 pounds. This item presents a brief financial snapshot from the treasury release.
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Treasury
Australia Holds Conference on Organics Industry Support
Melbourne Thursday report on a conference to map plans for the meat industry in Australia. Minister C S Hawker noted industry paid by policy needs amid price falls, with Ottawa aims to seek federal help. States to appoint committees to consider a central board modeled on New Zealand Meat Board and establish technical subcommittees to advise the Commonwealth Government.
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Melbourne
Australia
C. S. Hawker
Ottawa
Australis
Commonwealth
Zeakind
Puck
New Zealand
Government
Countess of Bective Succeeds
In Melbourne a High Court judgment sets aside an assessment of £663 on income from trust parts for infant Elizabeth Clarke. Formerly Lady Rupert Clarke, the countess was found not a beneficiaI object for maintenance and the case remitted to the commissioner to cover appeal costs.
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Melbourne
Thuradiy
Bootlva
Lon
Don
Rupert Clarke
Wistoria
Jub Fee Dixon
Tom ‘Oy
Congress
Elizabeth Clarke
Denelit
New Zealand Budget Figures Quoted Amid Deficit Notes
A fragmented report from New Zealand references a deficit and a £4000 figure tied to an official's remarks. The text is garbled, but mentions improving conditions, a prime official, and an assessment of financial estimates for the year.
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Workes
Government Defends Private Enterprise Against Competition
Melbourne reports 10day remarks by S R George Pearce denying plans to slow private enterprise in munitions work. He says government ensures Australia’s defense and external aggression protections, while directing observance of that policy and noting local munitions manufacturing is necessary.
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Melbourne
George Pearce
Australia
Pnatire
Pincer Justice and City Council Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Supreme Court, city council, executive copsen justice Pipettodo and references a president in a tense, unclear context. The readable terms suggest political or judicial figures but details are not coherent.
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Lents Council
Copsen
Labor Plebiscite to Open in Port Pirie Votes
Plebiscite on labor measures set to open in Port Pirie with two possible dates under review. Names listed include Goffay, C L Davis, J C Fitzgerald, C L Gray, A W Licey, E Jayia, and He Sharpe as figures involved.
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Port Pirie
Ini
Manth
Twa
W." Goffay
C.L. Davis
J. C. Fitzgerald
CL. Gray
A. W. Licey
E. J.ayia
He Sharpe
Decrease in Victorian Revenue Falls Short of Last Year
The report shows revenue in Victoria declined compared with the prior year, with figures indicating a substantial drop. Preliminary totals are unclear due to garbled OCR but show a negative variance versus the previous period.
Austral Theatre Opens With Fox Production Review
Opened at Austral Theatre last evening is good entertainment. Cast includes W Thomas, Meighan, Hardle Aprant, Maureen O Sullivan, Myrna Arty and Porigay the featured performers delivering a lively stage show.
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Sigilae
Fox
Austral Theatre
Wthomas
Meighan
Hardle
Trish
Maureen” O'Sullivan
Myrna
Porigay
Record Low Children Walk on Ice Incident
Fragmentary text describes children walking on ice near a state school at Burra. The garbled notes mention water hazards, cheek damage, and possible injuries while crossing exposed surfaces. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are discernible.
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Burra
Petrol Tax Favored in Rail Freight Move
Report notes a favored petrol tax to ease transport of product from Weir. Rail sidings planned to operate without bustle to remove stock.
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Weir
Vilthout
Trask-Ladnees
Coroner Links Sudden Deaths In City Mishap
A coroner reports multiple sudden deaths in a city incident. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but the report notes investigations into the deaths and references a coroner’s statement. No locations or names are clearly recoverable from the fragments.
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