Two German aviators Found Alive After Seven Weeks Missing
Bertram and Clausemann, two German aviators, were located alive twenty miles west of their Junkers after seven weeks amid harsh conditions. Native searchers found them June 22 near Cape Bernier, exhausted but cared for by locals until救援 arrived from Forrest River Mission and Wyndham authorities.
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Aer
Hens Bertram
Clausemann
Junkers
Gape-Bernier
Dturshall
Winders
Marshall
Bertram
Clause
Cape Bennier
Pat
American Tenniseurs to Tour Australia
London report says manager Schomenger announced Australian tour plans. Players Fines Wendy and Gledhill will depart San Francisco late in October for a tour of Australia, with details released to the press agency yesterday.
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London
Schomenger
Ite Np
Australian Lean
Australisn Press Association
Alltsap
Fines
Wendy
Gledhill
San Frakwisey
Onta
Australia
Transport Enquiry in Sydney Reopens Into Charges
Former Transport Commissioner uJ Goode was recalled as the inquiry into charges against the firm resumed. He denies receiving money from H A Waldron. Wheeuaghiry was awaited tomorrow with the next session expected.
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Sydney
Uj, Goode
Transport
H. A. Waldron
Wheeuaghiry
Aiijourcea
McCallums Gift of a Beautiful Satin Java Quilt
Port Pirie's largest furnishing establishment advertises a range of beds and quilts including a Lovely Double Walnut Bedstead with a superior Wire Mattress priced at £6 17s 6d and a Lovely Double Oak Bedstead with a wire mattress for £5 19s 6d, highlighting Blackwood and Oak options and free delivery.
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Java
Dave Dow
Port Pirie
Papal Legate Leaves for Home in Dublin Amid Impressive Farewell
Cardinal Lauri, papal legate, departs from Kingstown to report Ireland’s loyalty to the Church. Cavalry escorts crowds, kneeling women receive blessings, and a salute acknowledges the moment as thousands chant God Bless Our Pope and Come Back to Erin.
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Dublin
Holy Father
Ireland
Irich
Cardinal Lauri
Jon
Kingstown
Council Seeks Update on Federal Relief for South Australia
Port Pirie council approved sending an urgent telegram to Premier Hew with a request for the latest information on unemployment relief funds. Dr Coley noted South Australia faces reduced deficits and may await federal support before elections, while preparations for loan relief details proceed. The mayor planned to press Mr Hill for funds and report the position to residents.
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Coley
Port
Pirie
Coane
Ly E.hew
Sydney
Cottey
Staten ‘Queenslang
Australis
Commonwealth
South
Australia
Gr. Quitey
Hill
Iti
Great Diplomat Briand Passes in Paris and Cocherel Burial
Reports from Paris and Cocherel mark the death and funeral of the renowned statesman Briand. The funeral included Prime Minister Herrint and other dignitaries who praised Briand's efforts toward European peace and reconciliation. In a separate brief, a Barcelona tailor story describes a customer evading payment and being arrested.
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Paris
Mouilay
Cocherél
M. Brian
Briand
Europe
France
Mining revival at Moonta sparks renewed employment
Government schemes revive Moonta mining with 70 workers already engaged and a plan to add 24 more. About 245 applications were received, with work allocated on a two thirds time basis. Most rehirings come from workers at mines that had closed. The Commonwealth Government oversight continues as operations resume.
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Tila | Moonta
Pirates. Billiards Club Championship Match Result
Jeane Mateh from South West will play this evening as Pf. Leth-Grids face 0. Tareeck in a B grade championship. South players D Jones Mallyon McGill Lothshringe Brows. West team Williams Murtion Sayner Sechter Targa. In A grade Madigux defeated Urusuehan 500 to 10.
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PIRIE
Billiards
Jeane Mateh
Leth
Tareeck
D.jones
WK. Mallyon
F. McGill
B.lothshringe
F. Brows
War Reparations Tangle at Lausanne Conference
Reports from Lausanne indicate progress toward settling postwar reparations between France and Germany. The Allies propose 200 million pounds to be paid by government bonds over years, with 220 million pounds in industrial and railway bonds as collateral. Germany’s objections focus on payment amount bond terms and a safety clause linked to the Versailles treaty.
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France
Germany
Fowers
Lausanne
Raileway
Bank of i Fernatons
Sattlam
Gorpoces
Federal salary cuts may hit Melbourne staff first
Postmaster General Mr Z R Fenton said no full financial plan yet for the year but a survey shows satisfactory outlook. He noted no cabinet discussion yet on wage cuts but warned if finances require sacrifices by government workers, federal members would be the first affected.
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Melbourne
Z.r.fenton
Parlmill
Benton
Thieves Foiled in Sydney Attempt to Steal £203
Detectives report an attempt to steal £203 from a Colonial Finance Company employee in Oisford Street. The girl was jostled but held onto her parcel containing the money. the assailants fled toward Hoard Wailing but were arrested by a responding party of detectives.
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Sydney
Colonial Finance Company
British Olympic Team Brief Amid Burghley Era
In London a concise note outlines the British Olympic team under Lord Burghley, with Matteller as a named figure amid the ongoing preparations for the games. The item reflects pre games organization and leadership details in a period tone.
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Ondon
Burghley
Sic
Iona Matteller
Premiers Resolve Unemployment Relief Plans At Sydney Meeting
The Premiers Conference assembled in Sydney focused on state submitted unemployment relief proposals while deferring far reaching plans for later review. Treasury officials to prepare figures on total funds, with a Commonwealth Bank Board meeting to discuss loan provisions for the budget and works program, subject to further detail.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank Board
Forexo Smith
Treasury
Tor Morrow
Lyons
Commun ‘Wealth Government
French economy yields pressure on postwar policy
Reported uneasy mood in France as radical discontent and debates over reparations and disarmament ripple through government. Prime Minister faces possible resignation amid Allied plan talks with German counterproposals unclear until later discussions. Herries signals lingering withdrawal from London until Wednesday.
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Herries
Lansinne
Garding
Quierimba Mystery Stirs Melbourne Steamer Scene
Dense smoke poured from a vessel on arrival at Melbourne this afternoon after a fire damaged cargo. The ship anchored near Migybay since Saturday. Authorities report 24 000 to 4 500 pounds of goods damaged and several thousand units of cargo affected. Local ports’ Sydney and Newcastle connections noted.
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Melbourne
Hetch
Vessil
Migybay
Baening
Leslea
Dornsac
Sydney
Newcastle
Victorian Assembly Debates on £150,000 Motor Fees
Melbourne mood Moody refers a bill to transfer £150,000 of motor finance fees to the State revenue. The measure aims to enable the Country Roads Board to meet budget targets and support the Premier’s financial position, as explained in the Legislative Assembly debate.
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Melbourne
Moodsy
Rodds” Board
Lewislative
Stanley“Argsle
Throw Over Party Politics In Sydney Luncheon
Sydney Monday Club luncheon featured Premier Le Le Mit of South Australia discussing national policy. He claimed reforms would boost finances, noting reductions in unemployment expenditure in South Wales and South Australia. The Premier urged facing issues from a national perspective while projecting improvements in the economy.
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Sydney
le le Mit
Sounh
Australia
New ‘South
Wales
Astralia
Piao
South Wales
South Australia
Aga Lato A
Man remanded over alleged assault of 4 year old girl
Detective Simpson said 59 year old laborer David Bennett lured the child into an empty house and assaulted her. The girl was taken to hospital. Bail was refused.
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Dielbourne
Kich
North Carlton
David Bennett
Simpson
Fat Bennett
Memorial notices for late Mrs Phillis and Mr Richards
Personal notices report Mra J B Richards former customs official and M S MeeUne of Port Pirie announce expressed condolences for the late Mrs B B Phillis and Mac H Nauity. The obituary recalls 47 years of civil service, from junior clerk to Audit Commissioner, retirement in 1942, and chairmanship of Charitable Funds Board. Five sons and three daughters survive, including Ernest Waitington Bertram Guy Milt Petey Gaitways Louis, Mrs Frank Floyd Miss Olive and others. Brothers in South Australia and Tasmania noted.
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M.S MeeUne
Port Pirie Coune
B. B. Phillis
H. Nauity
Ite Messie
J. B
Gilbert
Aeargeon
Peter
Whitington
Hyde Park
Cne
Simest
Commissioners For Charitable Funds
Boas
Hfe
Ernest
Waitington
Rufus
The
Advertiser
Bertram
Tasmania
Guy
Tiniep
Milt
Petey
Louis
Holland and Whitingtos
Mra
Frank Bloyd
Misses Olive
Eral Woingtba
Henbeette
Wallington
Tasman
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Moth
Laurt Papa” Gegate
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Or Herrion
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Straight
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Port Fase
Teave
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