Lacey Calls for Jobs and Shelter for Homeless in SA
In Adelaide on a Wednesday, Mr. A. W. Lacey leader of the Opposition moved an amendment in the House of Assembly demanding immediate action to provide work or raise sustenance for the unemployed. He attacked the Lieutenant Governor's speech for not outlining a clear program and urged measures to create jobs, increase welfare, protect housing, and ensure medical care for unemployed citizens.
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Adelaide
A. W. Lacey
House of Assembly
Lacey
Moling
Doe
Tilly
Totsy
Larey
Wrenee Lacey
Paria
Sponeh
Nebel Counell
Hha Counell
Dole
South Australia
Australia
Serres
Mr. Lavey
Uhe
Wisan buTine
Tf IL
Watter
Une
Rumors Of Hitler Assassination Stir Adelaide
Adelaide reports persistent rumors that Adolf Hitler was assassinated. Officials cannot confirm the claim. inquiries fail to locate a source. The piece shifts to relief rations in Pirie, noting inadequate provisions, debates over shelter and work, and calls for government action to provide employment and housing.
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Adelmore
Ity
Adolf Hitler
Il Founded
Two Years For Penn At Gladstone Court
Reginald John Penn of Adelaide was sentenced to two years imprisonment with hard labor by Mr Justice Angus Parsons in Gladstone Circuit Court. Penn pleaded guilty to a June offence of demanding money with menaces from a co operative store manager. The judge noted prior convictions. Co defendants Bertie Smith Kenneth McDonald and Frederick Jones faced sentences or bonds.
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Gladstone
Reginald John Penn
Adelaide
Angus Parsons
Penn
M. L. Goode
Port Pirie Pullee
Belchford
Smelfers
Cartain
Real
Jong
Kenneth Tonald McDonald
Frederick James
Fame
Town
F. Adams
Peterboroug
Mcrionald
Jones Wid
Mr. A
British skiff firing sparks cross national inquiry
In Istanbul on a Wednesday the British Ambassador called for a joint British and Turkish inquiry into the firing on HM Devonshire’s skiff, which killed Surgeon-Lieut. Robinson. The incident follows tension over Mussolini inspired Turkish nervousness and expansion worries, with a British crew member among the casualties.
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Istanbul
H.M
Devonshire
Robinson
Turkey
Signor Mussolini
Asia
Temperatures Recorded Yesterday and Overnight
The thermometer shows yesterday's high of 59.6 degrees and a minimum over the last 24 hours ending at 8 30 am of 45 degrees.
Kingsford Smith unveils new plane amid customs row
Sydney report says Sir Vawrles Kingsford Smith flew the focklood monoplane to Muscat, but the Customs Department declared the craft prohibited for import and masked the model name Anzac. Officials stressed airworthiness investigation remains ongoing at the Gusto Department.
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Sydney
Vawrles Kingsford Stith
Muscat
Customs Department
Mitchell Vosteeth
Customs
Anzac
Customs Departaent
Gusto
Monuis
Siehlne
Intricate Pirie case in local court over debts and estate
In Pirie Local Court yesterday M r H G Nesbit opened a suit linked to the town's commercial history. A claim by IA Gunde for 446 pounds against 1 DP Hudson stemmed from an asserted mortgage on land and a series of estate transfers. Sweeney represented the plaintiff. Me G2 Te Hanan the defendant, with testimony detailing debt, insurance, and estate dealings. The case, tied to a dissolved partnership and property transfers through executors, referenced a book of particulars and delayed documentation, with ongoing dispute over payment and possession of related papers.
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H. G. Nesbit
S.M
Pirie
IA Gunde
Hudson
Sweeney
Plamitie
West
AL AL Pearce
Eaan Dehell
Ellenles
W. Goule
Ellie
Amd
We Aos
Rover
Sweeny
Assis
Ste Hatanes
Swenney
Sahel
Hetulf
Jock Ty
Mileham Estate
Leller
Johmston
Wint
Ito
A. A. Pearce
William Carmack Walder
Ilyfens
Defensaant
Percy Jan Harrison
Defensant
Withens
Harald William Goote
Floods in Warsaw claim at least 100 lives
Floods sweeping Warsaw and surrounding regions after 32 hours of heavy rain have submerged large areas. At least 100 people are drowned as villages railways and bridges are destroyed and extensive infrastructure damage is reported.
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Warsaw
Rasputin Case Aims for Appeal Delay in Execution
A garbled report notes a verdict against Rasputin era or figure with an appeal to delay execution. Mentions Metra Gollyn-Mayen Kilns and legal proceeding pending appeal before a Dutch or Lie Hollise court with condition for a further stay.
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Metra Gollyn-Mayen
Aaron
Bus and Tram Collision Shocks Montreal City
A tram and a bus collided in Montreal causing multiple deaths and injuries. At least six workers were killed including a woman, with several others injured in the morning incident.
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Montreal
Amt
Rainfall reports and gaugings across Pirie region
Rain fell in Pirie with readings around five points at 2.20 a.m. and varied measurements from two to 15 points reported by several observers including Mr T Puchs and Mr W Howay. Reduit, Telowste, Warnertown, and Barovity also noted rainfall with modest totals. Crosby Mann and Co. agents relayed the figures from Mr Fe Wright and Mr M T Middleton.
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Phrie
Warnertown
T Puchs
W. Howay
Barovity
Rediit
M. McT. Middleton
Crosby Mann and Go
Wright
Pirie
Motor body crisis urged to keep duties by GM Holden
Adelaide Tariff Board heard E W Holden urge retention of motor panel duties arguing no public penalty and noting industry would help ease unemployment over the next three to four years. He spoke for Holden groups including Motor Body Manufacturers and related firms with substantial Australian production and large investments.
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Adelaide
E. W. Holden
General Motors Holdens Limited
Tariff Board
Parliament House
Holden
Ituefercies Svinnich Ae
Arin
South Australp
Holle
Ty Iehyrd
Halen
Woulville
West Methonene
Victoria
Mistralia
OPPY Going Well Record Seems Assured
London report on Hubert Opperman the Australian cyclist, notes strong pace and clear chance of breaking the record as night previews suggest a likely success.
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London
Werthesilus
Hubert Opperman
Personal visitors and residents seen in Pirie area hotels
A fragmented report lists Mr A A Pearce, Mrs G Sworn, Inspector Gilder, Mr Shiner, Mrs Wilkins, and others staying at Royal Exchange Hotel and Naval Exchange Motel in Pirie Adelaide area. Mentions visits by Dr O’Hen and a lecture by Mission leader from New Avion Mission with hearty remarks. Local court notes record a public address on territory experiences.
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WG. Kuster
Pine Fears
Adelaide
Burt
Royal Exchange Hotel
Wo. Gilder
Royal Exchange
Me. Wilkins
Goodyear
Mrubier Cote
Changes
Mio
Farvant
Adelaide Yestirday
Naval Exchange Motel
Mie
Avion Mission
MrArthur
Peta
Waterloo Cup Won By Barrabas
Waterloo Cup winner Barrabas secures victory at Adelaide race meeting with Mosses Landers and Tomt training. Barrabas takes top honors in the forty sixth South Musto event amid strong field and favorable conditions.
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Barrabas
Adelaide
Missing Merino Sheep Case At Adelaide Station
The record outlines a case about 700 merino sheep missing from a station floor in Adelaide. Witnesses including A. A. Pearce and Walder discuss land sale, mortgage, insurance proposals, and misaddressed property details as the inquiry proceeds with adjournment noted.
Arbitration favored as San Francisco strike widens
The San Francisco general strike spreads to Oakland Berkeley and Alameda while the city contemplates arbitration pending President Roosevelt's intervention. 9,000 National Guard are deployed with police, amid radical conservative tensions and arrests of 300 at radical headquarters.
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Los Angeles
Francisco
Roosevelt
Akland
Berkeley
Alameda
San Francisco
National Guard
Post Office Safe Looters Sought Across Country
Police hunt two men who blew a safe at Ebor Post Office last night and looted £17. Residents alarmed as detectives widen search from Grafton to Armidale. One resident reported a man wearing white shirt and red hat seen fleeing toward the hills.
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Sydney
Olice
Grafton
Armidale
Ebor
Posta
Ulis
Centenary Fund Seeks Public Boost in Melbourne
Centenary campaign in Melbourne eyes £13,000 target with plans to raise public response. Officials urge donations to support ongoing projects and widen impact.
Reverend B. E. Tuck Likely To Contest Northern District Seat
Adelaide report notes Rev. B. E. Tuck, secretary of the Council at Churches, backs rationalisation of Atkins and proportional representation to tackle unemployment. He opposes gambling and the liquor trade. A by election follows the death of Hon. W. Morrow, MLC, with Tuck hinting he would run if backing solidifies.
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Adelaide
B. E. ‘Tuck
Legislative Council
Tuck
Atkins
W. Morrow
Certai
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Hyarmnic Housing
Hitler
Pirle
Austria
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Pike
Bertie Joseph Smith
Kingsford Smith
Pirie Court
Gavde
Hadi
Astuney
MR. Hannan
Johnston
Rasputin
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
A. AL Pearce
Evi
Pirie Laval
Carl
Ms. G. Sworn
Inspector Wo Gilmes
Shiner
Tuyalelaine Hotel
Lee
Henke
Hiebinson
Hbiuerst
le Pire
Royal Exehuner
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Peosidlerite Virle
Iyissime
Laing
Prests Limited
Presis Limited
Post Office
Melbourne
Mies
Northern District
REV
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