Federal Parliament schemes for homes start in Adelaide
Adelaide, Wednesday. The government opened the 1000 homes scheme with the foundation stone laid for 400 houses at Volgel Light Gardens. Joseph Timms said applications have surged, with 1768 inquiries. The State Bank is processing, prioritizing families with four or more members and those with land ownership, as plans to allot homes proceed amid high demand.
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Worker killed by falling debris in Arthive Fast incident
An accident on Arthive Fast left a worker dead after falling debris from a parapet at a building on Ditty Gollins street. The victim, identified as Lonn of M huild, was electric utility staff and had been working below the site when the debris struck. Emergency crews declared him dead at the scene. Authorities are investigating the collapse and supervising the site safety procedures.
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Remarks on Labor and War Debate
Remarks on labor relations and political conflict discuss the Travies Hall and State fair members shaping a statement by the Attorney General Sir Arthur Rebin. Critics say the claim has no basis and reflects a disorderly class-blasted imagination. Labor members will further debate in the Legislative Assembly.
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Improvements to Pirie Protests Before Public Works
Deputations from Port Pirie pressed Public Works Minister Lionel Hill and Education Minister Lionel Hill for urgent harbor and rail upgrades. They urged wharf repairs, deeper berths, straightening of docks, ore bins expansion, a new railway line to the wharf, improved crane access, and a boat harbor to support local fisheries and trade. The ministers promised study, with Marine and rail departments to follow up.
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S. Cockburn
New South Wales
Orthy
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Paringa
Japanese Citizenship Bill Aims to End Japanese Abroad Status
Tokyo reports Cabinet approval of a bill allowing Japanese citizens abroad who have not taken allegiance or served in the army to relinquish Japanese citizenship. The measure would let children of Japanese parents born in the United States discard Japanese citizenship, effective upon Diet approval at a forthcoming plenary session. It seeks to ease dual nationality confusion and counters claims of Japanese unassimilability.
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Industrial unrest dampens Broken Hill union show
A Wednesday union demonstration in Broken Hill ended quietly after workers from the North Mine reportedly faced a mine cage incident with several men sent home. The Trades and Labourers' Union agreed with managers to a 24 day interim settlement while seeking to raise local tend burner rates to align with other centres.
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Adelaide Soccer Match Sees Canadian Team Dominate
In Adelaide on a Wednesday session the Canadian Soccer team defeated South Australia easily. Key players B C and Dayman from Port Adelaide were expected to participate in the upcoming Saturday match. Dayman sustained a leg kick but is reported recovering. Glen Dayman slowly recovers from influenza. In Sydney the schoolboys interstate carnival opened with South Australia beating Victoria in a misr mis Australian rules clash with South Australia scoring five behinds to Victoria seven goals.
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Queensland Agent General Brings Debate on England Post
Brisbane Wednesday reports former Agent General Mr J Fihelly speaking to the ish Association. He argued no necessity for an Agent General in England, yet the Government plans to appoint Mr J Huxhall Minister of Education to fill the position.
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Sugarbearing Trees in British Columbia Reported
An American botanist confirmed sugar bearing oil on Douglas fir in Thompson River valley. Settlers observed a crystalline sugar like substance on rain exposed branch tips, used by Indigenous peoples for sweetening. Value noted at 12 pounds per pound from a scientific angle.
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McAdoo Shifts Support to Meredith at Democratic Convention
New York Democrats debate ballots as McAdoo and lieutenants back Meredith Iowa former Agriculture secretary amid 100 ballots with McAdoo leading some counts and Smith and Davis gaining later. Senator Aalton refuses nom, McAdoo withdraws delegates to end deadlock and save party.
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Prime Minister Visits France Amid Anglo French Talks
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Paris for talks aimed at easing Anglo French tensions. He hoped to return by Thursday and was greeted by crowds as newspapers in Paris praised the visit. MacDonald, reportedly suffering a bronchitis episode, described the talks as taking place amid efforts to settle outstanding issues and remove misunderstandings.
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Ramsay MacDonald
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Rofe Libel Case Wrongs Buttler Divorce Evidence
The Wem the Hofe libel case was revived with plaintiff Hobien presenting documentary evidence related to the Butler divorce. Judge cautions Rafe over conspiracy in a letter about Hitler Baekbouve absolving Rafe of knowledge of Butler’s actions, asserting innocence regarding Mrs. Butler’s claims.
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Stranded Dominions Visitors Urge Repatriation Conference
In the House of Commons Mr. Lansbury pressed for a conference of High Commissioners to arrange repatriation for stranded dominion personnel in Britain. He noted many had served in the War and returned believing ample employment awaited. Mr. Thomas replied he had no knowledge of the issue, but High Commissioners stand ready to assist bona fide cases.
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Britain
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Cheese stocks spark debate in House of Commons
In London the House of Commons debated food prices as Mr 5. F. Perry claimed 25 000 crates of cheese held for higher prices were unsaleable and urged price control legislation. Mr Webb said New Zealand cheese arrivals are plentiful and immature cheese will be stored for autumn, noting no major waste amid a late-night sitting ending with the collapse of Government Whip Mr Keuniy who was removed to hospital.
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Tennis results mix in wet conditions at St Louis court
Wet weather disrupted early play as Sehleringer and Chapin defeated Epstein and Trohlidstein in the first round doubles. Patterson posted a tournament win while Tilden beat Carl Meyer 6 2 and 6 4.
Olympic Games Report From The Track Field Finals
The report notes Panis and others at the Olympics aiming for record jumps and sprint finals. It mentions a world record long jump at 454 feet and indicates events across the 200 metres and 400 metres rounds with athletes such as Lowe Beltain Sit and Minerime in proceedings.
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