Housing schemes for Pirie workers face government aid
The pamphlet argues for worker housing as a social need and urges government and industry to back home ownership. It cites Mr Lacey and Mr Yates in advocating a Härd plan, noting Broken Hill and New South Wales precedents and the risk to employment without citywide housing support.
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Kacey
Leuler
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Broken Hill
Ulianil Reid
Mnatter
Piri
Sulla
Sme. Lacey
Wales
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D. Yates
Yates
McMourne
Delver
Madager
Neibourne
Lacey Bariae
New South Waite
Broken Mill
Kew Soul Wales
Sui Communication
Lacey
Jv Sr
Seould Seynsider
Associated Smelter Company
Eressee
Wendy
Reuter
Deadlock in Italy Abyssinia Commission Seeks New Arbitrator
The commission remains split over Walwal relations with Abyssinia as it contemplates appointing a new recorder to break the deadlock. A failure to agree could push the League of Nations toward broader actions affecting Ethiopia and Italy, with Mussolini’s stance shaping potential outcomes.
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Loxdon
Conscripta
Sly
Schereninfn
Holland
Walwal
Jermitsral
Ani
Alveenmunts
Asenea
Foane
Haly
Esveduul
Leagie of Nations
Signe Mussutin
Asco
Ansert
Sigmur
Noridy Minean Empire
Germany’s Riga Monte Negotiations in London Report
The Daily Telegraph reports that when German disarmament commissioner von Ribbentrop arrived in London for a new treaty he left no room for discussion. He argued that Germany could act with no more than 65 percent readiness and that London faced a decision based on major facts already established.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Herr von Ribbentrop
Lwndon
Mele von Nibbentrop
Geri
Beltvin
Germany
Education fund pledges revealed in wartime pledge
A report from Lushun indicates a £15,000 education fund allocated for the children of Royal Air Force officers. The fund founder is to remain among the trustees, ensuring ongoing oversight of the charity while wartime needs continue.
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Lushun
Lund Wakefield
Lawrence
Aula
Royal Air Force
Restoration Of Greek Monarchy Sparks Civil War Fears
The article reports on M Venizelos statement via Mr Passeau warning that restoring ex king George could trigger civil war and mass unrest. It discusses republican failure at the plebiscite and potential public works plan tied to housing, funds, and loans, with local officials weighing parliamentary debate and community impact on workers.
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Lonumn
Westnesday
M. Venizelos Ie
Passeau
Greece
Te Aaos
George
M. Passeyt
pleDhiette
Amd
Farrure
Unified Transport Conference Aims for Australian Tramport Council
Acting Prime Minister Dr Page invites state ministers and technical advisers to Canberra in September for a nationwide transport conference. The plan includes unifying gauge, coordinating port and rail links, and creating a national tramport council to manage cross border issues and procurement authority. The Commonwealth government seeks to present a coordinated proposal to all states.
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Welanday
Page
Saue
Canberra
yauNeal
State Ministers
Teutywil
Impiibere
Sdatiaing I Teatiport
Wy Wiidertm
Iepair
Saxe Wow Tetter
Ares
Ain Freikitt
Australia
Reoital
Yesterday's Thermometer Readings Noted
The record notes yesterday's maximum temperature at 66 and a minimum of 52, observed over a two hour span ending at 8:30 am.
Flood Devastates Upstate New York Towns Killing 37
In north New York State a severe flood left 37 dead and property damage estimated at 10 million dollars. About 200 people were left homeless as waters receded, with seven missing across numerous villages and cities.
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Albany
Semendous Foods
New York State
Persing
Ted
Murder charge after Melbourne wife death inquest
An inquest into the deaths of Edna May Smiles aged 24 and an unnamed person heard allegations by Dilchard Karl Smiles aged 11 from West Footscray. He allegedly placed his wife’s head in a gas stove after a quarrel and later killed himself. The proceedings noted complicating details and testimonies about the couple’s relationship and possible motives.
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Melbourne
Dilchard Karl Smiles
West Footscray
Smiles
Edna May
Curwmer
Bolly
Stales
Jay
Fonterray
Rowe
500000 Dollars Claim in Suit Against EA Ward 2 Mannix
A suit claims 500000 dollars in damages against EA Ward 2 Mannix, alleging four years of relationship ending with coercion and manipulation to block employment after physical and moral influence used by Masalx. The readable fragments describe a harassment and assault context and seek monetary redress.
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EA Ward
Mannix
Masalx
Redhill Line Work Appeals At Adelaide Union Meeting
A representative of over a thousand workers across the state urged the Australian Workers Union to support Redhill Adelaide railway work as part of a reform plan. The annual delegate meeting adopted resolutions backing Commonwealth plans and a staged construction program including Alley Springs and Darwin.
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Avelaide
W Eiusyday
Australian Worley Union
Tndlay
Redhill
Augusta
Medhill
Eld
Ull
AM Aid
Wissrheie
Wooymunscarth
Soulle
Australie
goKry
Darwin
Uldatattus
Marten
Lead Up Adelaide Widmeade Accounting 0 Intent
Local notes from Adelaide report misposted items and unsettled accounts. Names include Miss envy Gallery and Mr. Pirie Hospital events with brief mentions of Woollard and Meare Berry firm ties. A residence exchange event references Moyal Eschange Mole and central Holst.
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White
Gontint Hotel
Wadtia
Pirie Howpith
Johnaton
Senate Road
Pirie Hospital
Galery
Petrol Tank Leak Disrupts Newport Refinery Operations
A petrol tank leaked at Alba Petroleum Co. in Newport causing fears of fire. Fire crews deployed chemical foam while staff removed supplies and shut the works for the day amid emergency safety precautions. Local authorities coordinated emergency response and investigation into the leak.
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Melbourne
Alba Petroleum Co
Atmalix
Mewport
Lakeolyive
Tie Works
Newport Befsude
Mollers
Wisfrich
Wea
Aimomeh
Urey
Eutebinen
Feu UK
Nul
Amutil Sie
Jayien Bees
Newbarh
Neal Pus Tran
Ieee
Toma
Ries
Adelaide Wheat Market and Labor Council Meeting Report
Overseas market trends lift Adelaide merchants while wheat prices rise to 2/74 a bushel. Labor Council in Adelaide discusses amendments to local government rules and potential election topics tonight. Rail revenue climbs, reservoir cost inquiry continues, fisheries appoinment pending, and Australian Trans Continental Airways plans service between Adelaide and a government target city. Football selectors in Victoria plan to pick teams ahead of August matches.
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Coanel
Saramay
ALP
Adelaide
Netoy
South Astralian Railways
Australian Trans Continental Airways
Sydney
Shorter Working Week Debate Backed By Employers
Secretary of the ACT.U. argues before a Parliamentary committee that cutting hours may raise employment and keep or increase profits. He cites cases where six to seven daily hours lowered costs and boosted dividends, urging industry to prepare for a thirty six to forty hour week while avoiding wage cuts.
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Orofis
Act.u
Parliamentary Select Committee
Crofte
Aim UK
Amy
Anne
Tia Tor
Iodustey
Ir Willis Heth
Swansea
Neat
Jaguary
Yy International
Euch
Tempie Atchisshun
Yarky
Sabo Nativ
Yesierns
Howra
Pati Sauke
Mailer Sithont
Ansirulton
Strallan Furtycour
Omar
Ata Safitin Austenlin
Owe Werk
Yieludl
Ge Tnt
Great Britain
Cruftsee
Assharatker
Tours
Industriat
la Tadues
Imachineery
Euglena
Macfarlan
Americas
Wittess
Maheno Ashore After Plane Malfunction Near Coast
A report to the Supreme Navigation states the Maheno that woke away from the stemamtr Gouah while being towed toward Japan did not appear in immediate danger. The vessel remains near the mainland coast at Maryborough and will be sent there.
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Smainland
Maryborough
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