Australia House Criticism Resented in Parliament Report
Mr T Trumble complained of criticism of Australia House in a session led by H Bomure South Australian Attorney-General. Homburg visited the building on the ground floor where timber and run ex were noted. The display of Australian produce within the House was debated and Trumble ordered removal of disfiguring cases of coal and breakfast fare at the entrance to Aranville Ryrie's rooms.
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Lunlun
T. Trumble
Vahill
Damireid Hower
H. Amar
H. Bomure
Tienera
Homburg
Austin
Swart
Antiiele
London
Britain
AUS
Anstrade House
Trumble
Est Aranville Ryrie
Fragmentary remarks on Australia House inquiry in Canberra
Cabled remarks from official secretary Muslia House and publicity commander discuss the tent criticise of Australia House by the Hon Hombune. The attorney general has notice and braces an inquiry. Officials say they have nothing more to say beyond mentioning Australia House is a matter under scrutiny.
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Adelaides
T ‘Trumble
Mus
Alia House
H. C. Smart
Australia House
H. Hombune
aLnomey
Australa
Pathfinder Flight Aims For Rome Across Atlantic
United Service New York reports the Wright Belianen monoplane Pathfinder attempting a trans Atlantic hop to Rome. Pilots Roger Willisnes and Lewis Young hope to cover about 4700 miles in 45 hours, flying low under 100 feet with escort ships guiding them 50 miles from the Azores towards mainland Spain.
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United Service
New York
Monnay
trans-Atantl
Flont
Rodger Willisnes
Opilion
Anik Lewis Young
Wasjestor
Rome
Ses
Azores
Spain
Benefit Football Match Promises Strong Support at Memorial Oval
A benefit game on Saturday at Memorial Oval pits Pirie's first eighteen against a selection from the rest. Proceeds go to reserve funds for Pirie’s combined team trip to Adelaide in September for the Country Football Carnival. A curtain-raiser features Proprietary Bearade versus a Junior Association side.
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Memorial Oval
Pirie
Associaton
Pirle
Adelaide
Muatch
Bearade
Mortis
J. G. Beotoher
Association
St. Mark's
State Economy Report Sparks Public Salary Review
In Adelaineg on a Tuesday report requests from all government departments list officers earning £400 or more. Parliament weighs trimming civil service salaries, citing total sums of about £180,000 to £90,000 as potentially excessive. Officials note many earn below £400, but a few exceed the threshold, prompting discussion of a public service wage overhaul.
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Hom
R. Butler
Parila
Elvil Servars
Shoud
Bel
Alhough
Gales Coming Warns South Australian Coast
The NBLAIE bulletin notes a gale warning for the South Australian coast with a deep sea disturbance near the Australian Bight. A five sine issued to the Navigation Department and other maritime bodies alerts the Weather Bureau to monitor worsening weather conditions.
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Navigation Department
Weather Bureau
Federal deficit disputed by Mr Scullin in Melbourne
The Federal Opposition leader J H Scullin accuses Dr Page of misjudging the deficit as he cites a £2,233,000 deficit against a £13,000 surplus and questions revenue forecasts from Customs and Excise, urging measures to close a near £5,000,000 shortfall.
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Melbourne
J. H. Scullin
Vch.r
Page
Australia
Dunkensy
Hoowever
Mr. Scallin
Customs Bust Nailed With Opium Refusal At San Francisco Port
United Service Monday report from San Francisco describes Mia Bing Kuo, acting under China’s Vice-Consul, being detained during arrival. Customs officials seized 3,000 pounds valued near two million dollars, amid a two-year probe led by San Francisco lawyers representing Mexico and others. Kao argued she carried gifts from friends in China and protested the search as an invasion of China US relations.
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United Service San Frangiego
Mia Bing Kuo
Chines
San Francise
Wis
Nan Arriva
Shanainnl
Steelie
oMclaix
Prine
Jha
Optim
Submarine H47 Sunk in St George's Channel
The Admiralty reports Submarine H47 was sunk by Submarine Li in St George's Channel today. Two survivors are known, with one man missing from 112. Liewt J Gardner and Mr Sydney Cleborne are the only two survivors of 147, part of the Siath Submarine Flotta. Tugs with salvage gear have been dispatched from Port to the scene as the crew is said to be in 30 fathoms of water.
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United Service
London
Admiralty
St. George's Channel
Liewt
J. Gardner
Ofmeer
Sydney Cleborne
Siath
Flotta
Repeal of Coastal Clauses Debated by Inquiry Panel
The Tariff Board inquiry heard Hobart businessmen attack the Navigation Act coastal clauses for creating a shipping monopoly. A. W. Appleton urged royal commissions and reforms to aid a broader mercantile fleet, while F Bridgeman warned that removing coastal clauses would cut earning capacity for Adelaide Steamship Company. The hearing adjourned to February 22.
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Melbourne
Tarif Board
C. Black
Hobart
W. Appleton
Australia
Frederick Bridgeman
Adelaide Steams Company
Wkely
von Oh
Unity Tiny 22
Arbitration plan proposed by Melbourne trades committee
The All-Australian Trades Congress in Melbourne proposes a permanent arbitration committee to settle timber strike disputes. Led by Sir Robert Gibson, the body would include representatives from manufacturers, employers, the Chamber of Commerce, and five delegates from the Trades Hall, with experts from the industry.
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BF Oppositio
Melbourne
Thosu
The
Peru
Couudithe
Alan Congress
Aobert Gibson
T. Nettleford
Watton
Watton Op Alrikers
Employers' Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Indusimie
Murdered Constable Trial Opens in Ada Court
In Ada Court today jurors and witnesses attended the trial of John Stanley Milleath charged with the murder of Constable McLechan Maiman on February 24. The defense indicated intent and design concerns while McGrath pleaded guilty to related charges.
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Tueday
Eillery
John Stanley Milleath
Taborer
Constable McLechan Maiman
Adela
Feurddy
Bean
Gounas
McGrath
New Zealand Cruisers Reach Dunedin and Dimedl
Melbourne reports that naval personnel arrive in Dunedin and Dimedl with officers set to attend a private function at the Town War Motor civil anti tuimeran facility. Troops will be granted some leave and meals during their stay.
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Melbourne
New Zealand
Dunedin
Drought Stricken Grazier Faces Possession Charge
Melbourne report says William Augustus Hunt, 174, appearing at City Court on a charge of unlawful possession of a walon, once a wealthy grazier with thousands of sheep. Drought depth ruined his stock. bench adjourned case for three months to give him a chance.
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Melbourne
Willian Augustus Hunt
Conody
Talkies at Pirie Tomorrow Night in St Marks Hall
Pirie residents will see Talkies in St Marks Hall tomorrow on short notice. The program features silent entertainment with Charlie Chaplin in Pay Day, Bart Aden and Willem Vawell in Virtuels Liars, plus a xylophone duet and vocal performances.
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Pirie
St Mark's Hall
Melbourne
Progranwytie Management
Mes Oleevys
Dante
Orenpillers
Ovat
Selubert
Revival of Pirie Y M C A Aims to Boost Youth Work
A revival plan for Pirie Y M C A brings all sections together to rejuvenate youth and boys work, led by J Betchford and Archimpson. The Ladies Auxiliary hosts regular concerts, while a working bee and spruced activities target renovations and fresh programs. Junior and senior sports, classes, and new house ambitions drive renewed community effort amid tough times.
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Pirie Y.M.G
J. Betchford
Archimpson
YMCA
Retchford
Institutt
Delag
Aingshorough
jJunior
Y.M.G
Row Over Woman Sparks Four Shots Fired in Darlinghurst
SYDNEY Tuesday report describes an afternoon clash in a lane at Darlinghurst where four shots were fired during an argument over a woman. One man, William Meath of Balmain, was wounded by two bullets, three bullets struck another. The assailant fled but was later arrested on a tram as police pursued him for murder intent.
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Sydney
Lane
Darlinghurst
Shute
William Meath
Tabarer
Balmain
Willy
DISCOVERY II seeks master for Antarctic research work
United service reports Discovery II recruiting a master for Antarctic operations. The new vessel will cruise Antarctic waters while Discovery I engages in Mawson operations. Five year commitment, officer may be experienced in navigation, salary between 750 and 1000 pounds per year.
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United Service
London
Discovery
Antarctic
Rowells Mawson
Timber Trouble Informant Opposes Governor Mediation
Sydney report says Mr Culbert secretary of the Timber Workers Union informed Mme Auburn Council that timber workers do not want the Governor to act as intermediary in the present trouble. He argues the Governor is not sufficiently experienced in such matters.
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Sydney
Culbert
Timber Workers’ Union
Mme Auburn Council
Skeleton Found Near Road With Buried Body Clue
An online report from Gairs, Tuesday, notes investigators examining a roll that a man’s bones were found buried near Roowit along the road where the tattered remains of Frederick Wallers were recovered last year. It recalls the Wallers murder, inquiries that led to a man being de mined in England, and states the wheel found is identified as belonging to the missing man.
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Gairss
Pnline
Bug
Potge
Roowit
Frederick Wallare
Wallers
England
Illicit Still Case Heard At Invercarwil Court
A defendant appeared at Invercarwil Court today charged with possessing an illicit still on his premises. Prosecution said a shed contained a copper boiler with chimney, described as dangerous and potentially used to make spirits. The case aims to determine intent and safety violations.
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Son Burk
Ting
Remarkable feat by airman saves damaged machine
In Atlanta, four aviators narrowly escaped death at about 1000 feet when Puot B. Rowe climbed from the cockpit to recover a wheel torn from the first aeroplane. A gust of wind pulled the rope, the wheel struck blades, and the planes tangled. Rowe reattached the wheel with a knife, then both planes separated and landed safely after a final descent.
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United Service
Atlanta
Geareia
Puot B. Rowe
Haue'ik
Wik
Positon
Mig
Reparation Conference Attended by Dominion Deputies
London reports indicate Prime Minister Macdonald will represent Britain at the forthcoming conference. Dominion leaders are promised full and separate representation, marking a historic step since the Dawes conferences. The Labor Government aims to advance imperial cooperation with the dominions.
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Unitea Service
London
Tureday
Sun and Herald
Rats MurcDonald
Hidwin
Fenort
Dominons
St Neaze
Britain
Rees and Dawgs
Tnel Fentally
Mos
Conspiracy Arrests Shake Bucharest Military Circle
A Romanian plot report from Vienna indicates discovery of a planned move toward a military dictatorship. Arrests target Prime Minister Minister of War and other leaders, with 200 officers detained as Bucharest garrison braces for possible upheaval and recall of Crown Prince Carol from Belgium.
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Vienna
Monnay
Frat Bucharescu Kdnees
A. Ancellaea
Carol
M_ Manin
Angelisc
Bucharest
English Cricketers to Visit New Zealand This Season
Adelaide report notes the English team has agreed to visit New Zealand during the coming season. Mr W O H Jeanes, secretary of the South Australian Cricket Association and the Australian Board of Control, is in communication with the New Zealand Council. Hopeful that arrangements will be completed soon.
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Adelaide
Enicke
New Zealand
Wil En Rage
W. O H. Jeanes
Gueretsry
South Australan Cricket Association
Australian Board of Control
Zeal Council
Tutu
Red tape delays Radio stock recovery in New York market
Mrs Ams Boultery owned 200 Radon stock certificates worth £160 six years ago and lost the certificate in the post. Delays by officials prevented recognition of her ownership, costing her potential profits. Now the shares, valued at £3,600, are recovered after bureaucratic slowdowns.
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New
York
Stork Earkel
Oritine
Ams Boultery Willow Willy
Houltry
Radin
Wal Street
Radio Corporation
Solicited a Reward in By-law Inspector Case
Sydney By-law Inspector Behard Ken faced charges in Summons Court for corruptly soliciting a £2 reward from a contracting firm. The act related to forbearance in enforcing by-laws about dropping spoil wagons on the roadway. He was convicted but not penalized, bound over for three years.
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Sydney
Pintcher
S.M
Behard Ken
Sydney Municijuay Council
H P
Australia Debts Statement Refuted In Debates
In Melbourne on Tuesday Prime Minister Bruce rebutted G Binney's claims on Australia’s wealth and debt. He argued Binney’s figures are misleading and noted official data showing a 47 percent mortgage of national wealth when comparing overseas indebtedness to domestic wealth. Bruce contrasted public debt with Canada’s and warned against partisan criticism harming Australia.
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Binney
Australia
Bruce
Reese Artin
Commonwealth
Charles Wickena
Wickens
Canada
Tom
Bionty
Pancinans
Amstralin
Amstralin Wan't He Hettew Served If Then In Positions of Authority In Nists
Rammerce
Mane
Coal supplies urged to boost output for rail need
A distorted report quotes Mr. varages AMonster urging higher coal production to meet railway demand in New South Wales amid government push. The speech references MUI Bourne and Talweyay jody and warns of potential delays if output falls short.
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Mui
Bourne
Tursday
Wales
Varages Amonster
Talweyay
Jody
New Memorial College Opens With Prince George in London
Prince George attended the opening of a new Memorial College in London today. Sir James Parramt led the agents as 5,000 Balvainists watched the ceremony at Bramwell Root Memorial Training College in Denmark Street. The college houses 4 Nouans on campus with capacity for 350 men and 250 women.
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Tidbert Sirvick
London
Sir James Parramt
Dominions
Price George
Bramwell Root
Denmark HS
Youthful Offender Sentenced for Car Use and Unlawful Weapon
Melbourne reports 18 year old Tutyay Jitamen and Edward Marshall, city court detainees, with Marshall jailed for seven months for using a motor car and six months for carrying a pistol without permit. Jitamen admits prior house breaking conviction in Narrandera and age 18.
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Melbourne
Tutyay_ Jitamen
Edward Marshall
Wealy
Narrandera
N.S
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A Smith
A. Tapp
K James
M. Bishop
W. Henderson
A. Patterson
A Milne
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J. Walsh
G. Joneson
L. ‘Gee
B. Kerntke
Telford
E. Finn
T. White
Wallaay
Yw. Munro
F. Finn
Peers
H. Evens
Pryor
Scott
H. Sharp
T. Pitagersid
A.tnriatie
J. Eawson
Chris
Mr. Scullin Caustic
Wei Sin
Navigation Act
Tariff Board
John McGrath
the Talkies
St, Mark's Mall
Pirie Y.M.C.A
Discovery II
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Dare-Devil Airman
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Victorian Railways
Worthaggi
New Memorial College
Prince George
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