Ratepayers seek 45 percent cut in Port Pirie rates
Ratepayers appealed to Port Pirie council acting as a court of appeal over 1933 assessments. The Goode Ellen street and Florence street frontage property sought a 45 percent reduction, with the mayor noting such a cut would be unlikely. The council debated valuation bases and potential evidence, adjourned remaining cases, and promised further hearings on the 1933 assessments.
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Port Pirie Corporation
H. A. & W. Goode
Ellen Street
Court of Appeal
Florence Street
A. H. L. Goode
Pirie
Ald. Davis
Goode
Dr. Cockburn
Mr. Goode
Mr. Hannan
H. A
W. Goode
Hoonan
Hannan
Dr. Coffey
Nat
Currency talks stall as Roosevelt urged new proposals
London reports the World Conference adjourned after a brief session with hints that President Roosevelt may submit fresh currency stabilisation proposals. Delegates, including M Bonnot and Sen Hull, voiced cautious optimism while warning of continued deadlock as talks resume Thursday.
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London
IHE Bureau of the World Conference
Roosevelt
United States
M. Bonnot
France
Cordell Hull
America
Wasington
Ting
Hull
Wimbledon Tennis Report Mixed Doubles Shocked by Losses
London a Wimbledon report notes a surprising upset in the men's doubles where Adelan Hist and Ten Turnbull fell to New Zealanders Andrews and edian. Vivian McGrath and Jack Crawford were defeated by Borofea and Brignon of France. Turnhill and Miss Jacobs then defeated Quist and Mrs. Pittman in mixed doubles.
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London
Adelan Hist
Ten Turnbull
Wreckage Found On Beach In Melbourne Mystery
Owners of the collier Christina Fraser say a hatch fragment found on Wingan Inlet beach does not belong to the missing vessel. With no day there is little significance in the find and hope of locating the 17 crew members has largely vanished.
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Melbourne
Christina Fraser
Wingan Inlet
Ulgata Colle Dax
State Parliament Opens Today in Adelaide
Adelaide reporters note a preliminary gathering in the Assembly Chamber as elected Speaker likely to be R. D. Nicholls of the Liberal and Country Party for Stanleys. Tomorrow’s formal election follows a broad pre opening session with both houses assembling at noon.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Assembly
R. D
Sydney
TR. Hs Ruther
Alexwniter Herenth
New Hospital Planned for Adelaide at Hutt and Wakefield
Plans prepared for a two story private hospital at the corner of Hutt and Wakefield streets in Adelaide. Expected cost over 25,000 pounds with site dimensions about 192 by 200 feet. Building will house at least 50 beds and modern facilities for patient care and staff.
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Adelaide
Hutt and
Wakefield Streets
City
Sitney
Hutt Street
Bef
Accommelian
Boy Dies After Bus Accident in Parntam Raid
Six year old Werlirsnay Thaw Teeny of Parntam raid was killed when struck by a vehicle on Tae St at Soil road Bleh mone. Witnesses and coroner report indicate severe lead injuries and extensive trauma from the crash. Authorities, including Mel HW, conducted the investigation at Metalde Hostited and Tyne Site.
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Auelatlie
Isd Tersen
Parntam Raait
Soil Road
Mel HW
Netiogs
Whey
Tyne
Gretamil
Rome and Germany Agreement Delayed
A delayed accord between Rome and Berlin postpones expected talks. The shift affects plans for economic cooperation and regional diplomacy. No further details were provided on new dates or participating officials.
Death Pact Ends in Double Tragedy in Redfern Loft
Two brothers in Redfern Calder Street attempted a mutual poisoning. Police found a nearby poison container and notes on a loft near 4 Calder Street. The brothers, long estranged, had argued over financial matters before their deaths.
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Sydney
Calder Street
Redfern
Eight Kids Mother Arrested in Murder Attempt
In Bulga district near Taree, a mother of eight was arrested amid police inquiries into an alleged attempt to poison Thomas Webster. The suspect faces a charge of attempted murder as four officers endured a flood emergency staying at the station for two days.
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Sydney
Thomas Webster
Tiok Pine
Bulga
Taree
Weather Report Summary
Yesterday's high reached 66.8 degrees. The minimum for the 24 hour period ended at 4.30 PM was 48 degrees with a 55.8 degree reading at 4.30 PM.
Ulm Arrives in Aleppo to Begin Rome Athens Hop
Ulm in Faith in Australia reached Aleppo from Basrah last night. He plans to depart for Rome and then Athens today as part of a recorder special cables mission.
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Aleppo
Wedne
C. T. P. Ulm
Australia
Basrah
Rome
Athens
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Incomplete Personal Notice
A garbled OCR passage mentions individuals and places in a confusing list, including names like Alisa and Mey and references to dates and locations, but the overall meaning is unclear. The fragmented text lacks coherent events or actions to summarize into a concrete report.
Glorious Fourth Toll Across America
New York reporting the 175th anniversary celebration saw over 100 deaths and hundreds injured nationwide. More than 50 killed in motor vehicle crashes, four by firecrackers, seven drowned, and 30 from other incidents including plane crashes and shootings.
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New York
the Republic
Soviet Arrests Reported in Five Distrits and Abroad
Te Bek correspondent states arrest and trial of Vickers engineers followed a Stalin speech claiming five year plan failure due to wreckage by enemies. The regime executed 35 in the Agricultural Department, then seized men tied to supply issues across five districts in European Russia and arrested six Englishmen.
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Tondon
Te Bek
Daily Express
Vickers
M. Stalin
Qepu
Willy de
Young German Athletes Focus On Wehrsport Policy
In Munich on a Wednesday, Reich Sports Commissioner told gymnasium and athletic club reps that future clubs should emphasize wehrsport or the sport of arms. He said youngsters would prefer rifle ranges over hikes, shaping youth athletic aims around defense oriented training.
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Munich
Reich Sports
Australians First From Singapore Tender Opportunity
Canberra reports the Australian government aims to tender a section of the England Australia air mail service. The government seeks a Meridian company to operate Singapore to Darwin or Singapore to Cootamundra routes, with bids from Meridian Airways Limited and others anticipated.
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Pederit
Finc
Singapore
Cootimundis
Sineapore
Darwin
Darewin 1
Gootamunden
George Pearce
Pommancrdth
At Meridian Company
Eathy Kuperkin Airways Limited
S Wort Dveline Fa Sutmail
Howe
Mall
Torf
Anden
French Moves for Limitation on Special Cables
Government signals plan to limit special cables tied to liner shipments. Minister M. Marieshenking in chamber points to SMTO proposal for Britain as a basis, citing Norman Whiteh in the belt. Action centers on restraining liner trade and maritime policy.
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Marieshenking
Chamber of Hepatins
Norman
Wanted Home Destroyed In Arson Case
In a Melbourne court, Lanyon allegedly offered Quist £20 to burn his house for insurance fraud or to harm his wife amid domestic trouble. Lanyon admitted stating the plan but nothing occurred. Judge Macindoe urged the jury to consider the defendants' mentality as they returned a guilty verdict with a mercy recommendation.
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Ninas
Quist
Flinders Lane
Lanyon
Macindoe
Heated Words At Interview In Broken Hill
During an interview between Governor Sir Philip Game and a citizens’ committee on unemployment, Alderman Quintrell caused a disturbance by saying the Government had been “shoved” on the people and that 99 percent did not want “all these Governors.” He claimed the governor’s son halted a train with the communication cord and was not fined, unlike an ordinary citizen. The matter was smoothed over and the interview continued.
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Broken Hill
Philip Game
Citizens’ Committee
Ald
BE. Quintrell
British Open Golf Championship Qualifying Round Leader
London report says W Nolan Portmarwock finished the qualifying round with 498 for 36 holes and then set a St Andrews course record of 47 in the second half. Joe Kirkwood of Australia was among the 280 players who qualified.
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Recorder
Special Cables
London
W. Nolan Portmarwock
St Andrews
Joe Kirkwood
Australia
Four Wheat Export Agreement Aims to Raise Prices
A British dispatch reports that four wheat producing nations agreed to a temporary production and trade adjustment to meet world demand. The communiqué notes Australia’s participation, with Australian Resident Minister Mr Bruce stating consent hinges on European cooperation and shared aims to lift wheat prices.
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London
Bruce
Australis
Victoria's Attitude on Wheat Restriction
Mr Allan, Minister of Agriculture, said differences of opinion among Cabinet Ministers over Victoria's stance on wheat restriction were a storm in a teacup with no serious cabinet consequences expected. The proposal aimed to limit exports from Australia to 435 million bushels a year for two years, compared with 104 million on average in the last five years, and Australia saw no reason for fear.
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Melbourne
Allan
Victoria
Australia
Commander Brackley views Astraea trunk route from Sydney
Major Brackley, commander of Astr aea, said on the Sydney return flight that London Sydney or London Brisbane should be the main trunk route. He added his company does not want feeder lines in Australia and would not oppose others entering the business.
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Sydney
Astraea
London
Brackley
Brisbane
Iiself
Austalia
Strike at Government Camp sparks deadly conditions
Mount Gambier reports say workers at Vandilo employment camp planned a strike with 113 of 140 men joining. They allege brutal wet work, unsafe conditions, lengthy walks to sites, and a collapse that killed one man and hospitalized another. six more feel the job is hopeless and seek transfer. Authorities note foresters prepare virgin-forest operations for wine planting.
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Mount Gambier
Vandilo
Gambi
Hassnes
Blackfellow’s Creek
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