Possible Labor Unity Shaping Adelaide Politics
Report from Friday indicates a potential alliance between the Parliamentary Labor Party led by Mr Richards and the Lang Party led by Mr Bardolph in Adelaide. A merger could tilt the House of Assembly balance, creating the largest Labor bloc with six PLP members and three Lang members.
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Labor
Sydney
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Lang
Wrades Hall
Lang Party
P.L.P
Richards
Lane Party
D. H. Bardolph
House of Assembly
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P.L.P_ tour
Sterling Policy At World Economic Conference Divides Delegates
London reports that at the World Economic Conference interest centred on currency stabilisation. Delegates seek a solution for success, as strong economies urge Britain to link sterling with the franc, while Britain resists forming a European bloc or committing to a fixed stabilisation policy.
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London
Britain
Australia to have resident commercial representatives abroad
Six agents general Melbourne. Friday. Addressing the fruitgrowers conference today Mr Stewart Minister of Commerce said the day had gone when Australia could afford to. Five six Agents General in London while we were not represented in any other part of the world. Australia must have resident commercial representatives in the East.
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Melbourne
Stewart
Australia
London
Vanished Clerk Chaplin Sought After Missing £1700
Police say Graham Eric Chaplin pay clerk to the Inspector General of Hospitals may have fled South Australia after £1700 vanished from a Rundle Street department safe. A warrant has been issued for his arrest and detectives consider he may be in hiding in Adelaide or taken across the border to Victoria.
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Adelaide
Graham Eric Chaplin
Inspector- General of Hospitals Department
South Australia
Rundle Street
Chaplin
Victoria
Coldest Daily Readings Since August In City
Yesterday's low reached 38.4 degrees at 8:30 am marking the coldest reading since August 16 last year when it was 36.4. The day’s high hit 61.6 degrees between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm while the low ended at 52.7 degrees.
Sydney Unity Effort Fails State Party Demands
The triennial conference of the Australian Labor Party failed to secure unity with the NSW State Labor Party. Delegates from NSW pressed demands including readmission as a state branch and readmission to the Federal conference. The unity committee reported after a heated three hour debate, with the majority opposing the NSW demands. The NSW executive later endorsed its delegates’ actions.
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Australian Labor Party
Australia
State Labor Party
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Sout Australia
Victoria
Unity Committee
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A.L.P
Messrs. Ogilvie
Dwyer Gray
Tasmania
Crofts
South Australia
Blackburn
ALP
Federal Unity Committee
Mothers and Babies appeal nets £91 for Pirie branch
Pirie branch of the Mothers and Babies Health Association raised just over £91 at a two day appeal in Pirie on Thursday and Friday. Collections included a Smelters fund, Paddy's market stalls, and badge sales. Local volunteers and donors praised the effort as sustaining vital community services over the past 42 months.
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Pirie
Mothers and Babies’ Health Association
Smelters
Broken Hill
Sidy
Paddy
N. Fisher
A. Piller
M. M. B. Middleton
J. Sutherland
J. Sweeney
J. McCormack
J. J. Wells
F. D. Nicholas
Beth Aplin
Victoria
G. Giles
Burgoyne
No change in petrol duties denied by senator
Canberra reports that Senator A J McLechlan denied today that the Government was contemplating changes in import duties on petrol. He stated no alteration was planned and emphasized current policy remains intact.
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Canberra
A.J. McLechlan
Thrilling Pirie boxing hot in Saler leverington first round KO
Clarrie Saler 11.6 outboxed Lloyd Leverington 11.0 in the Northern Boxing Championships heat. Saler’s quick right set the tone, flooring Leverington for the count of ten. The Pirie crowd roared as Saler dominated from the opening exchange and secured a dramatic first-round victory.
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Leverington
Clarrie Saler
Lloyd Leverington
Tommy Bell
Federal considers separate administrations for Central and Northern Australia
Perkins, Minister of the Interior, back from Central Australia, spoke on the need to possibly revert to separate administrations for Central and Northern Australia. He criticized conditions at the blacks camp near Alice Springs, approved moving the camp to a better site, and noted widespread complaints about Darwin's administration. He cited Darwin as out of touch and slow to respond, with 1 to 1.5 weeks for letters from Alice Springs to Darwin. A deputy administrator at Alice Springs must take orders from Darwin.
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Adelaide
Perkins
Central Australia
Central
Northern Australia
Alice Springs
Darwin
Heart of Australia
Adelside
Canberra
Tere
Taxation officer in Pirie visits for stamp tax exemptions
Mr. A McKee of the Taxation Department arrived in Port Pirie to issue exemption certificates from stamp tax. He checked at the Town Hall and Waterside Workers Hall and will be at the Town Hall today from 9 a.m. He then travels to Whyalla and Port Augusta, with further Pirie visits planned in July to handle exemptions for employers and workers not covered on this trip.
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Taxation Department
Port Pirie
Town Hall
McKee
Whyalla
Port Augusta
T. Rice
Pirie
Commissioner of Taxes
oMeers
MeKer
Mekre
Year's end deficit estimate expected to shrink
Final returns arrive after business closes but indications point to a state deficit near £1,000,000 for the financial year. The shortfall is certain to be £100,000 to £200,000 less than the Budget estimate of £1,190,000.
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Adelaide
State revenue and deficit figures under Premier Plan
Approximate figures show state revenue of £10,160,000 and expenditure of £11,172,000 for the year. The deficit is £1,012,000, £203,000 below the Premiers Plan, which set £1,215,000. The Budget estimates a deficit of £1,187,493.
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Adelaide
Victorian revenue declines statement on year end figures
A tentative statement shows a revenue total of £22,662,3 for the financial year ended today, about £1,43,775 less than last year and £725,445 below the year's estimated revenue. Adjustments are expected to add roughly £21,000,000.
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Melbourne
Prince as Golfer Enters Final Round of Tournament
The Prince of Wales defeats Lady Astor in the semi final of the Parliamentary Golf Handicap. Caddies at the home course discussed odds of three to four on the Prince.
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Recorder
London
Prince of Wales
Lady Astor
Astor
Prince
Reward dispute over Latvian deportee capture at Port Adelaide
A conference will decide whether a policeman or taxi driver receives the £5 reward for capturing Joseph Stoll, the Latvian deportee who escaped from the motor ship Bullaren at Port Adelaide. G S Walls, a taxi driver, reported Stoll’s delivery from Wingfeld to Port Adelaide, with Constable Rawlings also claiming the reward.
Fatty Arbuckle Dies at 45 in New York City
Fatty Arbuckle, once famed silent film comedian, died Thursday in New York. The official cause listed as angina pectoris, ending a career marked by fame and controversy.
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Wecoraar
New York
Toscoe 'Fatty Arbuckle
Tim
No Sign Of Ulm In Sandstorm Flight Delay
Basrah dispatch reports Flight Lieutenant Ulm failed to reach Cairo after leaving Karachi yesterday as a severe sandstorm swept across Iraq. Dust clouds reached 2000 feet and moved at about 60 miles per hour, delaying the flight which was due in Aleppo last night. Ulm was last heard near Basrah 64 days ago.
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London
Baseah
Ulm
Karachi
Cairo
Australia
Iraq
Basrah
Vim
Aleppo
Wheat Production Estimates for Australian Prime Ministers’ Conference
Recordee experts worked late into the night preparing estimates of wheat production for the 4934-36 period to guide the Australian Prime Ministers’ conference. The meeting yielded this sole outcome.
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London
Bound for Sydney Conference Heads Depart for Sydney
Sir Stanley Argyle Premier and Ar Allan Minister of Agriculture left tonight for Sydney. It is understood the Federal Government will suggest a restriction.
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Melbourne
Stanley Argyle
Ar. Allan
Sydney
Harmony RowComedy at Melbourne Theatre Stirs Mirth
Harmony Rowstarring George Wallace delivers non stop laughter from a police recruit through wild suburban capers in a staged ring sequence at Russell Street Police Station vibe. John Dabbie as Slogger Lee completes a riotous finale. Australian Theatre screens tonight.
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George Wallace
George
Constable Dreadnought
Lee
John Dabbie
Seven
Russell Street
Melbourne
Australi Theatre
Carnera Wins World Title In Six Round Knockout
Primo Carnera defeats Sharkey in six rounds to claim the heavyweight world championship for Italy. Sharkey battles hard, absorbs heavy blows, and pushes Carnera to the limit before a decisive uppercut ends the bout.
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Sharkey
New York
Rogers
Sack Racy
Primo Carnera
Italy
Sea Mystery Over Missing Collier Praser
No trace found of the missing collier Christina Praser last seen Saturday. A Royal Australian Air Force flying boat with six crew left Lakes Entrance to scour 1000 miles of Tasman Sea toward Gabo Island. The Fokker was recalled but her sister ship William Macarthur continues the search as fears grow of a disastrous end.
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Melbourne
Christina Praser
Royal Australian Air Force
Lakes Entrance
Tasman Sea
Gabo Island
William Macarthur
France Passes Wheat Export Bill Excluding Foreign Grain
A Paris report notes the Senate approved a bill with no division that bars foreign wheat from France and provides a subsidy of five francs per bushel for wheat exported by France. The measure aims to protect domestic supplies and farmers while shaping export policy.
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Senate
France
Savarian Government Controversy and Cabinet Shakeup Report
Readable fragments indicate the Savarian government has seized funds and property of Catholic organizations. President Hindenburg accepted the resignation of a nationalist leader from the cabinet. Chancellor Biller ordered the Nazi flag to fly over Protestant churches.
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Serlin
Priday
Hindenburg
Herr Biller
Cotton growing bound to fall in Australia due to costs
An inquiry into duties on cotton yarns heard from Mr A Kelly of the Lottery and Knitted Goods Manufacturers Association of Victoria that cotton cultivation will decline in Australia as high production costs curb competitiveness against nations using colored labor. He cited a fall from about 6,000 to 2,000 growers in Queensland over ten years and urged policy to leave cotton growing to other peasant economies as the enquiry remains unfinished.
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A. Kelly
Lottery and
Expedition to Mount Everest Withdrawn After Failure
London dispatch from Mount Everest reports orders to withdraw the expedition as it failed to reach the peak. Five members will not attempt further ascent, and conditions imply climbing may be impossible before October.
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London
Rutledge
Mount Everest
Premiers Conference To Review Wheat Acreage Rules
Prime Minister Mr Lyons will preside over a conference of the States to consider wheat acreage restriction proposals. New measures are expected to be placed before the gathering by Mr Lyons. The States oppose limits, but Mr Latham thinks the outlines may soften opposition. The Commonwealth will follow the States.
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Melbourne
Lyons
Latham
Commonwealth
Wages Reduction Restored to Glass Workers in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Friday the full 10 percent wages cut for glass workers was restored, yielding a weekly basic wage increase of 3 shillings. The court rejected the union's second bid to base the wage on a new court formula.
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Melbourne
Ee Ee Oe
Australian court orders wage restoration amid industry chaos
A court ruled for restoring former pay levels despite chaotic industry conditions. The decision affects wages across Australia, with notable reductions in some states and an overall shift in the weekly hour framework. A Mascot garden accident is noted in a separate incident report.
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Sydney
Mascot
Arbitration Court rejects AU Tailways Union hours bid
The Full Arbitration Court today refused the Australian Tailways Union's application for shorter working hours in New South Wales railways and tramways. Andey Bechy dissented, saying it would be better to leave the question of hours to a State tribunal.
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Melbourne
Australian Tailways Union
New South Wales Railways and Tramways
Andey Bechy
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