Pirie Fishermen Plan Hygienic Packed Fish for Melbourne Trade
Central Board of Health findings prompt Pirie fishermen to overhaul packing. A new wire sealed Gerrard case and single-use kerosene-free boxes aim to meet hygienic standards and reduce pilfering, cutting freight costs. About 250 tons yearly, local fishermen seek fair treatment and a central selling depot in Melbourne.
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Central Board of Health
Pirie
Melbourne
Adelaide
J. &. Kimbley
Piria Fishermen's Association
Ie Oiis Board
Wanell
Gerrard
Mr. Kimtey
Kimbley
Mel
Fresh packing reforms eyed after voyage to Melbourne
Six boxes sent 45 a trial consignment arrived in good condition at the Victorian capital. Freight from Pirie to Melbourne set at £13 11//104 ton deadweight. Large cases weigh 28 lb empty, 80 of them weigh a ton. 968 dozen fish packed in 42 dozen per oxyield, totaling 4 200 lb with only 2 560 lb fish. New cases weigh 11 lb empty, 200 cases per bon. Fishermen in other ports plan similar moves, mass meeting at International Hall on Saturday to discuss packing hygiene with Mayor Thread Bold, Central Board of Health chair, town clerk, and health inspector invited.
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Wansit
Kimbley
Pirie
Melbourne
Houme
International Hall
Thread~ Bold
Central Board of Health
Garrett
Leonjaca
Mrr. Kimbrey
World Conference Hailed By Bruce On National Interests
In London at the Advertising Exhibition Conference Mr J M Bruce Australian Resident Minister argued the World Conference achieved nothing great. He said international understanding was impossible due to selfish national interests and stressed focus on national development. He predicted the new conversion law would likely succeed.
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London
3. M. Bruce
Abs. Mackead
Lake de Taener
Chamberlain
Sterling Policy Advised by The Times in London
The Times argues on Wednesday that the British Government must craft a sterling policy aligned with British trade interests and those of the wider British Empire.
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Sterling Policy
London
Wednesdey
the Times
British Tennis Team to Visit Australia 1933 34
The British Tennis Association accepted an Australian invitation to send a team to Australia for the 1933 34 season. The personnel are not disclosed but expected to include some of the best players.
American Boxer on Way to Australia
Vancouver reports former junior welterweight boxing champion Tor Morgan will sail this afternoon aboard the liner Nagara bound for Sydney to seek bouts in Australia.
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Australia
Recorder
Cybie
Vancouver
Tor Morgan
Nagara
Sydney
Ban German Goods Manifesto Urges Boycott of German Goods
The joint Trades Union Council, Labour Party, and Parliamentary Labour Party issue a manifesto calling people to boycott German goods, declaring that ordinary methods have failed and tyranny must end.
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London
Council of the
Trades Union Council
Labor Party
London Conversion of Australian Loan
A London financial report notes the conversion of an Australian loan, detailing terms and impact on investors. The move signals shifts in currency risk and financing strategy affecting markets and borrowing costs.
Subscriptions Closed for Australian Conversion Offer
Conforming to prospects, cash applications for the Australian conversion were opened and closed today. The exact amount of applications was not revealed, but it is believed to be very good.
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London
Joan
Faith in Australia Flight Of Prim Reconditioning For Atlantic Flight
Flight Lieutenant C. T. Prim prepares Faith in Australia for a trans Atlantic attempt. Weather permitting he plans to head to Ireland and then launch a non stop flight to Halifax Newfoundland or potentially farther.
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London
C. T. Prim
Faith
Australia
Atlantic
Vin
Ireland
Anil
Haucbar Gree
Newfonnvdland
Post at Irkutsk Recorder special cables
Wrey Post, racing to circumnavigate the world in six days, arrived in Irkutsk last night amid strong progress noted up to now. The report highlights his rapid pace and ongoing journey characteristics.
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Irkutsk
Wrey Post
Bread Up in Pirie Bread Up in Pirie
Bakers in Pirie adopt a price rise for bread by a halfpenny per loaf effective tomorrow due to higher flour and chaff costs. J Pannell cites cash demand from mills and rationed orders as part of the pressure, noting the need to balance costs with consumer hardship.
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Aster Bakers of
Pirie
J. Pannell
Master Eskens’ Association
Pannell
Objection to Premier's statements in bread price row
Adelaide leaders protest the Premier's remarks on bread pricing after an Assembly session. A letter from the Adelaide and Suburban Master Bakers Association to Mr Butler questions the claim and seeks broader inquiry into bread industry rules and prices.
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Adelaide
Butler
Buller
Nine Thousand Masons Gather for Albert Hall Memorial
Nine thousand Mark Masons from around the world attend a dedication ceremony at Albert Hall for a memorial to the fallen. The Recorder Special Cables reports the event as a grand worldwide gathering honoring departed members.
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Recorder
London
Mark Masons
Albert Hall
Lang Party Chaos Splits NSW Executive in Bombshell Attack
A serious rift among Lang Party executives in New South Wales surfaces after W. Evans of the inner circle accuses peers of rule breaches. He alleges improper handling of financial statements and expulsion without defense while urging unity in the Labor movement with support from the Socialisation committee and miners.
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Syiney
Lang Party
New South Wales
W. Evans
Evans
Wie
Gite
Evana
Wirrabara Man Faces Indecent Assault Charge
Gladstone Circuit Court heard Wirrabara resident Laurin Dansie plead not guilty to indecent assault alleged to have occurred May 10 near Wirrabara. A 21 year old witness testified Dansie forced her toward a shed and hay stack, despite her refusals. The defense argued she consented to a walk. Witnesses described distress, bruising, and prior complaints. Judge Napier presided. Mr A L Pickering prosecuted.
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Gladstone
Ames Laurin Dansie
Wirrabara
J. Warren
Justice Napier
A. L. Pickering
Smething
Warren Witacen
Evans
Fitzgerild
iWirrabara
Six Die in Peshawar Riot Details From Calcutta Dispatch
Calcutta report notes that in Peshawar Gaol long-term prisoners from rival tribes clashed causing a free fight. Six inmates were murdered and twenty three tried. Thirteen were sentenced to death and five to transportation for life.
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Calcutta
Peshawar
Maltese Men Clash. Chopper Snatch Sparks Police Struggle
In Willian street Sydney, two Maltese fighters clashed this afternoon. One seized a butcher shop chopper and attacked the other, who warded off blows. The assailant fled to a nearby house where police overpowered him after a fierce struggle and recovered the weapon.
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Sydney
Willian
George Formosa
Supple Confesses as Trial Proceeds in Murder Case
Mrs. Supple testified in the Criminal Court about quarrels with Salem Macksad linked to outings and a deadly attack on Richard Joseph Supple. A post mortem and medical expert rejected the bullet theory, stating wounds likely from blows with a epon hoe or similar instrument, as the trial continues.
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Adelaide
Salem Macksad
Getails
Turner
Dulles
Wheat prices rise in Port Adelaide on trucks
Prices for wheat in Port Adelaide climbed to 3 6d a bushel on trucks, marking the highest level in South Australia for almost three years, with only two November 1931 days higher.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
South Australia
Wheat Gamble Sparks Fresh Import Debate In US
The Daily Herald reports a wartime scale gamble on wheat with a potential to trigger a sudden market upheaval. Operators fear America may be driven to import grain as prices surge and supply risks mount.
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Recorder
London
Igs Daily Herald
America
Agreement Reached at London Conference
London reports wheat talks at the World Economic Conference ended with an agreement. Danubian exports are capped at 30 million bushels. A sub committee for importing nations was formed to decide their role.
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London
Temperature Readings From Yesterday
Yesterday recorded a high of 54.2 degrees and a low of 48.8 by 5 p.m. The 24 hour period ended at 5 p.m. with the minimum near 48.8 degrees.
Goode Assessment Appeal Dismissed in Pirie Court
The Court of Appeal adjourned other cases to finish the Goode property appeal for H. A. & W. Goode. Mr. Goode sought a 45 percent reduction on 122,596 but the council rejected the request, noting revenue needs and past reductions. The case ended with the appeal not granted and plans to pursue justice in the halls of court.
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Pirie Town
Ellen Street
H. A. & W. Goode
A H. L. Goode
Halls of Justice
Goode
Pting Ms Council
Ald
Goole
Tairness
Pavlich
Dey
Dr. Dey
McCarter
Davis
Pirie
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Der
Ouher
Dr. Coffer
Jane Awe
Mr. Goode
Roffey
Jeanes
Nounell
General Rain Predicted Across the State
A government meteorologist forecast general rain statewide with variable intensity. The Agriculture Director noted that adequate rainfall through October, especially in spring, could push crops above average. Despite recent setbacks, the situation is not desperate as feed shortages ease. good spring rains could yield a creditable harvest.
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Adelaide
Bromley
Particu
Nazis Prepare Fresh Offensive Against Austria
Vienna reports indicate Nazi forces are gearing up for a renewed assault on Austria. Dispatches claim Hitler aims to cement Nazism in the country as tensions rise across Europe.
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Vienna
Austria
Hitler
Advance in Sydney Wheat Prices Rise Sixpence a Bushel
Wheat prices in Sydney have risen by sixpence a bushel due toported increased demand and harvest expectations. Traders attribute the gain to improved market conditions and recent reductions in supplies from North America impacting futures, with notes on material shifts in the global wheat market.
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Sydney
North America
United States
Woods at Calcutta Cala Weghiesitiy Pilot Woods Refuels
Pilot Woods arrived today from Akyab and after refuelling left for Allahabad. He is reported fine from Mistralla to Eneland.
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Cala
Weghiesitiy
Pilot Woods
Akyab
Allahabad
Mistralla
Eneland
German citizenship tied to natl group, says source
An inspired telegram quotes a German dictum on citizenship claiming citizenship will be based on membership in a national union or organization. The note reflects official rhetoric linking belonging to a national group with legal status, implying policy discussion.
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APTI
Worlnost
Tlepers
Local figures in Adelaide area travel and social notes
Personal notices list residents and visitors at Royal Exchange Hotel and nearby homes, including Mr Pulford of Clare and Mr Welch re elected chair of the District Council. Other arrivals include Mr E Batesworth, Mr H Armstrong, Mr Macklin, Mr Juss, and Mrs Burkley Joyce with a farewell gathering at Mrs Innes’s Goose Road home.
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Pulford
Clare
Neutral Hotel
Meo Ik Bit
Purl Bae
Adele
Federal Hale
Welch
Jeg Charman
Dissriet
H. Armstrong
H. H. Tamdy
Royal Exchane Hotel
Adelside
Air
L. Macklin
Rruitarowers’ Co-operative Society
Adelae
Royal Rachanger Hotel
Mir
Adelaide
Royal Exchange Hotel
Pont Bir
Molieton
Aston G
Booth G
Innes Fy McMahon
Bi Foyer
Misens Graves
Minister visits vineyards as grape prices rise in Australia
Adelaide reports Mr White, Minister of Customs, meeting with Grapegrowers' Association president Mr Ransford to discuss price difficulties and surplus production. He states Commonwealth Government will not fix prices for wine and notes effects on the Australian market and export potential.
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Adelaide
White
Ransford
Peter Fuiy
Pete
Fandhi's Luggage and Honey Jar Mystery in Poona
Fragmentary notes describe Gandhi in Poona with his wife and a single jar of honey. Ambiguous references hint at movements and plans, but friends claim possible TejurnIDE signal while details remain unclear.
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Cmaltta
Weresday
Sv Wis
M Gandhi
Poona
Vms
fUlore
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Master Bakers’ Association
R. J. Last
Boolerao Centre
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Hobrake
Goode Assessment
Council
McCerter
Sjostrom
The
Woods
Mr. E., Batewp
Pox Pirie
Harris
Pont Pinks Fen Adelaide
WP Battey
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Foffey
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