Flood relief fund grows as NSW adjourns conference
After a week of sittings the BAS NSW flood adjourned yesterday afternoon. Broken Hill Associated Smelters officials and Australian Workers' Union representatives discussed the log of claims including a lead bonus matching Broken Hill mines. The conference resumes early this month as presenters promise to place arguments before the company board. Meanwhile flood relief appeals advance with £61 16s raised in Pune funds and further contributions listed in The Recorder.
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Broken Hill Associated Smarkers
Australian Workers' ‘Union
Broken Hill Mines
Davis
A.W.U
Dunahiens
Pune
New South Wales
Recorder
Edwards Frock Salon
F. J. Chesson
Exywalkkin's
S. M. Caputa
G. Buchanan
F. ‘Murdock
E. J. Goode
M.A. Kelly
FH. Lange
M. James
L. H. Davis
English Watersiders Refused Employment
In London on a misty Thin'sday Mare Uhaty 5000 stevedores and dockers reported for work at Lith Jon's Royal and Surrey Docks. They were again refused employment and the boycott on Canadian ships was lifted.
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London
Lith
Jon's Royal
Surrey Ducks
Dutch Leave Jogjakarta in Jogjakarta Evacuation
Batavia reports Vilich forces moved out from Jog Jakarta yesterday with Republican troops about 300 yards behind. The city was evacuated without incident as streets and shops were deserted and closed.
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Batavia
Vilich
Jakarta
82 Killed in Raid on Shanghai
Shanghai officials report 82 people killed and 99 injured in a Nationalist bomber raid on Shanghai. All casualties occurred in the Thapei district. no foreigners were among the dead or injured.
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Shanghai
Thapei
Liberal and Country League Pre-Selection for Grey Candidate
Edward Harold Andrews of Gladstone nominates for Liberal and Country League pre selection to oppose E. H. D. Russell in the Federal Division of Grey. A son of late Edward Andrews, he has farmed in Gladstone district and held multiple local and league positions. He is a member of Aus tly Producers Union, Nor Flax Growers, Gladstone Youth Club, and former Gadstone School Committee president.
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Edward Harold Andrews
Gladstone
Liberal and Country League
E. H. D. Russell
Grey
Edward Andrews
Yundery Station
Broken Hill
Austly Producers’ Union
Nor- Flax Growers’ Association
Gladtone
Gads
River and port shipping news highlights tides and voyages
High water levels and tidal times charted for today with arrivals and departures. Moonta and Morialta lead for Port Adelaide with lead ore. ships ahead include Eastern and Pioneer Glen heading overseas for wheat and lead to Japan and New York. Projected departures list Bundulees for Sydney with lead cargo and Moonta with passengers and general cargo.
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Joy FM
Moonta
Port Augusta
Port Adelaide
Adelaide Steamship Company
Morialta
Spencer Gulf
Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Morialis
Port Adeaide
Japan
Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Pioneer Glen
Fremantle
New York
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Rapana
Shell Company of Australia, Ltd
Teleefors de Larrinaga
India
Howard Smith Ltd
Bundulees
Sydney -Yia
Moonts
Smelters
Smelters Set July Smelting Shutdown As Workers Kept On
Broken Hill Associated Smelters proprietory Ltd will cease smelting operations in the first week of July after treating stocks of concentrates. Acting operations manager F A Green said every effort would save jobs through maintenance and construction as long as possible, depending on prevailing circumstances. Mine Managers' Association president G R Fisher noted local mines had adequate timber and essential materials for the time being amid the ongoing coal strike with city leaders Williams Parkinson and Grant in attendance.
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Broken Hill
Broken Hill Associated Smelters Roprietary, Ltd
F. A. Green
Mr. Green
G. R. Fisher
Mine Managers’ Association
Oil conversion debated for Pirie Broken Hill ore trains
Mr. G L Davis said he would contact Mr Playford Premier by telephone to urge investigation into converting some harrow gauge locomotives from coal to oil burning for use on the Pirie Broken Hill line to transport ore for the smelters. The ore traffic is crucial to South Australia and attention should be given to the issue.
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GL. Davis
Playford
Pirie
Broken Hill
Imd
South Australia
New Attempt Today To Find Strike Settlement Formula
In Sydney developments tomorrow may indicate how long the coal strike will last. Australian Council of Trade Unions leaders will meet with miners officials to seek a settlement formula. New South Wales Trades and Labor Council will define policy at a special meeting amid expectations of a bitter debate.
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Sydney
Australian Council of Trade Unions
New South Wales Trades and Labor Council
A.C.T.U
Trades Hall
Sedunary Nunn Engagement Announced in Solomontown
Mr and Mrs W A Sedunary of Solomontown announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Rita to Lionel Ralph son of Mr and Mrs F J Nunn of Port Pirie West.
Dog registration and depasturing licences urged districtwide
The District Clerk of Port Germein district announces times and venues for dog registrations depasturing and other licences at Boolesay Centre Murraytown Willowie Yandiah Appila Bangor Port Germein Wirrabara and related fees under the Registrations of Dogs Act Amendment Act 1948 Additional fees apply if renewals are late or made after August 14 This notice is from District Clerk FOOT Melrose June 8 1949.
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Boolesay Centre
Institute
Pam
Murraytown
Pan
Willowie
Wood's
Yandiah
Crowhurst
Appila
Bangor
Port Germein
Wirrabara (Institute
Onus On Bankers In New Regulations
Canberra reports new government regulations freezing private savings and other banking accounts of striking coal miners. Transactions are banned unless bankers prove the transfer is not to aid the strike, with implications for organizations under the Arbitration Act and the Miners Federation.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Government
Miners’ Federation
Pirie Cyclists Face Gate Fees For Football Match Entries
At Pirie Football Association meetings dissatisfaction was voiced over the Pirie Cycle Club system during football match intervals. Cyclists listed for nominations were admitted free, but 13 cyclists were found to have entered without payment last Saturday, with no race held. A motion passed to require the cyclists to pay at the gate each Saturday, and to record fees after appearing in one of the two races, with a club official to oversee weekly checks.
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Pirie Football Association
Pirie Cycle Club
Seaon
J. S. Hocking
H. Bronnick
Motior
Answers on low flying plane questioned by council
Civil Aviation Department told Pirie Town Council that aircraft must fly at at least 1500 ft over towns except in bad weather. If details and markings of a plane said to have flown low over Pirie on May 21 are provided, action will be taken. Debate followed over department evasiveness and potential disciplinary action for the pilot. the matter eventually lapsed. Berlin court heard 7 suspects, including six men and one woman, charged with robbing mausoleums and graves to steal gold and platinum dentures from the dead.
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Civil Aviation Department
Pirie Town
Berlin
Executive Council approves Mounted Constable W Richland as divisional clerk
Hospital notices report Archie Gray of Miln Road Solomontown admitted to Pine Hospital on June 20 with a compound fracture from an accident at the Simelters. He was moved to Parkwynd Private Hospital in Adelaide. Leo Lemm of Solomontown shows progress in the surgical ward. I Jasper, a seaman, admitted with burns, discharged. Mrs J A Flugge of Mambray Creeks admitted.
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Archie Gray
Miln Road
Solomontown
Pine Hospital
Simelters
Parkwynd
Adelaide
Leo Lemm
I. Jasper
J. A. Flugge
Mambray Creeks
PORT TEAM CHANGES FOR TOMORROW AND OTHER NOTES
Four Port team changes announced with injuries to Roads Maiden Lemm and McMahon sidelining them tomorrow. Propriety side also makes two changes with Moseley Viney out and Maxwell Smith coming in. Also listed are cycling road race handicaps for Higgins Memorial and various track and field events plus hockey and basketball lineups and local weather and schedules.
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H. Maiden
L. Lemmill
E. J. McMahon
Tum Port
B. Doyle
Connelly
J. Condon
Aid G. Rontauay
Proprietary
Maxwell
J. Smith
G. Moseley
Viney
Port
P. Lemm
W. Price
P. McBride
E. Doyle
M. Baker
M. Germinario
H. Smale
F. Audess
M. Connelly
M. McMahon
J. Lemm
J . Condon
H. Goodwin
G. Rontaunay
J. Brown
V. Pollard
J. McMahon
T. Wilson
E. McMahon
D. Lemm
V. Simpson
B. Wiskar
D. Kershaw
Pine Cycle Club
Higgins Memorial
Globe Hotel
Hughes’ Gap
Crystal Brock
C. Bairstow
D. McVicar
W. Schapel
P. Reichh
L. Nestor
R. Goddard
W Brooks
G. Dietmar
J. Dor
J. Appleby
R. Kutzer
McDonald
North
R. Sansdercook
F. Ditr
W. Brown
BR. Mc Kay
TL. Hawke
M. Brooks
L. Mc Pheas
D. Perkins
D. Ahola
L. Davis
K. Murphy
C. Imp
C.A
J. Worrall
P.theodoros
J Rowe
D. Letheby
M. Wundke
J. Edwards
J. Kirlatis
Ladies' Winter Dressing Gowns and Nightwear Prices
Listing of ladies winter garments includes candlewick and cosy flannel dressing gowns by sizes, with prices from 69 shillings six pence to 5 pounds five shillings. Also offered are interlock cotton silk and wool underwear, vests pantaloons bloomers priced from 4s 3d to 9s 6d, cosy rayon nighties and pyjamas, floral wincey pyjamas with button fronts and pockets in S W and W sizes, priced 8s 6d per pair.
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Candlewick
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