Confidence Returns in Pirie Building Drive
The Garder reports signs of rising confidence in Pirie with renewed building and renovation activity. Local contractors and tradespeople say work is increasing, with new homes under construction on The Terrace Balmoral Road and Arthur Street and plans for a Buffalo Lodge project. Experts note improved trade, reduced unemployment in painting, and growing cash flow as evidence of progress and optimism.
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D. L. Key
Paar
Peng
Key
Buiders
Risdon Park 2
Balmoral Road
Arthur Street
Huilders
H. Phitestead
Adelaide
Pirie
Stormy conditions ease along New South Wales coast
Sydney reports cyclonic conditions over part of the New South Wales coastline abated, easing flood pressure on central and coastal rivers. High seas remain offshore and a shipping warning is issued. A young man named Gonon Supple drowned in floods on the upper Macleay River while attempting to recover a broken boat.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Td Shipping
Gonon ‘Supple
Personal items from Port Pirie to Adelaide today
Mr J Chadowski of National Cash Register Co Australasia will leave Port Pirie for Adelaide today after staying at Royal Exchange Hotel Air H Whittaker of Fogeit Jones Proprietary Limited also left Pirie yesterday from Royal Exchange Hotel Me Plumstead of Thompson and Harvey Limited left Pirie for Adelaide yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Hotel Messrs W Mnnesney and S McGowan of Gollin Co Proprietary Limited left for Adelaide yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Motel adjacent Pirie Associated Smelters Bowie Cinch approved sending a letter of sympathy to the widow of Largs bowler Mr C M D Bower who died on Monday Mr A G Nowkins MLC and Mrs Tawkins arrived in Pirie yesterday on a short visit they are staying at Federal Hotel Miss G Venus of Malvern arrived in Pirie yesterday staying at Federal Hotel and will depart today
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J. Chadowski
National Cash Register Company of Australasia
Port Pirie
Adelaide
Royal Exchange Hotel
Air
Me. H. Plumstead
Thompson and Harvey, Limited
Pirie
Adelaie
Messrs
W. Melnesney
5. McGowan
Gollin & Co., Proprietary, Limited
Whey
Royal Exchange
White
Associated Smelters
Bowie Cinch
M.D. Bower
A. G. Nowkins
Mlc
G. Venus
Malvern
Federal Hotel
Fears dispelled at Sydney Chamber meeting
At the Sydney Chamber of Commerce annual meeting A Spencer Watts stated fear of imminent disaster had been dispelled and confidence in Australia’s ability to pull through was widespread. He cited economic improvement in Australia over the past year.
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Sydney
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
A. Spencer Watts
Australia
Millionaires List Still Led by Former Kaiser
Berlin report says the former Kaiser heads the dwindling list of German millionaires with 35 million pounds according to the latest tax return. His specials deny the figure, stating his fortune is less than one tenth of that amount as 17 princely households are maintained.
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Recorder
Berlin
Price of Bread to Be Investigated in Adelaide
Adelaide government will appoint a small inquiry committee on bread prices chaired by an Independent. Members include Vic tor H. Ryan of the Tourist Bureau and representatives from the Housewives Association and Master Bakers Association. Premier R L Butler announced in the House of Assembly. Mrs W Evans Hardy will represent the Housewives Association on the committee.
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Adelaide
Victor H. Ryan
Tourist Bureau
Housewives’ Association
Master Bakers’ Association
R. L. Butler
St. A. Dale
Lang Lshor
House of Assembly
W. Evans Hardy
World Conference at Standstill Delays Reunion Decision
London reports the World Economic Conference Bureau plans a small committee to decide by November 1 whether the conference will be reconvened. Wheat talks draw interest as Dememine' presses for a pact with importing nations and seeks informal Empire talks.
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London
World Economic Conference Bureau
Faith in Australia Monoplane Flight Plan
London reports Ulm and his companions in a special monoplane will fly to Dublin tomorrow to await favorable weather for the Atlantic crossing. Ulm proposes returning to Australia from America via New Zealand.
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London
Lient
Ulm
Antd
Australia
Dublin
Atlantic
America
New Zealand
Liner Stows Away Girls From Melbourne to England
Two sisters Agnee Bowler aged 18 and Lena aeeu aged 9, neighbors of Aplin Place Gar lton, stowed away yesterday on the mail steamer Orsova at Port Melbourne before sailing for England. Police traced them after a captain’s message said they were found on board. Bad weather prevented sending them at the Heads, so they were to be taken to Adelaide and then home. The girls had only tenpence between them.
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Melbourne
Agnee Bowler
Lena Aeeu
Aplin Place
Garlton
Orsova
Port Melbourne
England
Adelaide
Ha Eid
Agnes
Rehoal
Lena
Volga Tragedy: 7 Lives Lost In River Explosion
Morcow, captain of a boat on the Volga River, was sentenced to death by shooting for permitting overcrowding after an explosion on July 14 that killed 76 people. The Recorder Special Cables report.
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Morcow
Wednesser
Volga River
Ireland Free State speaks on possible settlement
In the Senate Sean Lemass indicated the Free State is ready to drop emergency duties if Britain does likewise as negotiations resume. In the House of Commons J H Thomas said Britain would not precommit to any one settlement method, leaving a door open to talks.
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Recorder Special Gables
Ndon
Britain
Temperature extremes reported for yesterday
The thermometer recorded a maximum of 58.9 and a minimum for the past 24 hours ending at 8 30 a.m. Until 4 30 p.m. readings were reported as 417.
French Tariff Hits Americans Hard in Trade War Fears
Paris officials talk of a tariff truce breach as France sharply raises duties on many American imports. Government voices warn the move could trigger a large trade clash, with millions of dollars in American goods affected and some duties becoming prohibitive for American merchants.
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Recorder
Paris
France
England and West Indies draw second Test match
English cricket report records a drawn second Test between England and West Indies with scores across both innings and both teams’ totals. The fragment notes England first innings score and West Indies first and second innings details, indicating a balanced result without a victory.
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London
England
West Indies
Mixed Feelings Over Bodyline In Second Test
The period reports mixed views on bodyline bowling after the second Test. The Morning Post condemns it as warfare and hazardous, while The News Chronicle defends D. R. Jardine who scored 127 and justified his methods.
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Ecorder
London
Lil
Morning Post
News Chronicle
D. R. Jardine
Premier’s Assembly Statement on Agent General Remittance
In the Address in Reply debate Premier Butler defended the remittance of £3500 of Mr L L Hills private funds to London. He argued the Government sought no discredit to the Agent General or the State and urged viewing the affair as fair to a civil servant. The issue centered on salaries and exchange rates for Hill and the Cabinet’s approval of extra remuneration, with notes on party minutes and responsibility among officials.
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Adelaide
Butler
L. L. Hill
London
Stuckey
England
South Australia
Hill
Richards
Will
Tie
Rutter
Unitter
Stucky
Windsor Outrage Police Hunt for Attacker in Dorman Death
Windsor police search for a young man with three children who battered Kathleen Dorman 24 in a boarding house with an iron pipe. Dorman died at Alfred Hospital as investigators say they know the suspect but cannot locate him. A murder warrant has not yet been issued.
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Melbourne
Kathleen Dorman
Windsor
Alfred Hospital
Wife Charged in Poison Attempt at Taree Court
Sydney Wednesday report states Tannah Webster faces trial for feloniously poisoning her husband Benjamin Webyyer with intent to murder. Webster reportedly fell seriously ill after eating something on January day.
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Sydney
Tannah Webster
Taree Court
Benjamin Webyyer
Webster
Napoleon Relics Bring High Sale Totals at Rosebery Library
A sale in Lord Rosebery's library fetched £4400 for eight loveletters from Napoleon Bonaparte to Empress Josephine. The Napoleonic relics totalled £43,000 in the event, underscoring strong interest in historic manuscripts and memorabilia.
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London
Napoleon Buonaparte
Josephine
Lord Rosebery
Labor Women Gather for Sixth Annual SA Conference
About fifty delegates from Labor organisations in South Australia gather at Trades Hall Inday for the sixth annual conference of Labor women. In opening, president H. A. Scott warns of lingering decline in working class mood, cites rationing and malnutrition, and notes women as best judges of living conditions. The conference endorses a scheme to establish schools for training young Japanese in voluntary socialist propaganda work.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Inday
H. A. Scott
Guilty of Manslaughter: MACKSAD TO BE SENTENCED TODAY
In Adelaide a jury found Salem Macksad a 51 year old Syrian storekeeper guilty of the manslaughter of Richard Joseph Supple a 42 year old Gilbert street City man after a six day trial. The verdict was delivered with the judge delaying sentencing until the following morning. The court heard the jury believed Macksad may have killed in accident but considered the killing unjustifiable. The scene was tense as the verdict was announced and Macksad showed no response while his daughter cried in court.
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Adelaide
Salem Macksad
Richard Joseph Supple
Gilbert Street
City
Macksad
Unneil Shorty
Justice Richards
Courtmom
Correll
Jie
Delayed Goods Train Disrupts Melbourne Adelaide Express
A Melbourne express due at 9 am was delayed about three hours after a goods train derailed between Jong and Murros near Horsham Victoria last night. Adelaide and Melbourne services were diverted via Hamilton, seven hours late. Crews fished from Melbourne at 10.40 pm and main-line clearance will take time. Train to Adelaide may regain time between Serviceton and Tailem Bend.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Jong
Murros
Horsham
Victoria
Seo
Hamilton
Adelside
Ararat
Serviceton
Tailem Bend
Wage cuts for 40 unions in Melbourne
About 40 federated unions will face a wage reduction of 1 shilling and sixpence per week according to the latest cost of living figures released by the Commonwealth Statistician yesterday. The cut affects unions that sought restoration of 40 percent relief by fixing wages under the new cost of living scale, while other unions with wages set by the old method will see a change from August 4.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Statistician
Oil Extraction From Coal Report Drawn From Duman Process
Canberra officials report on Duman process for extracting oil from coal after briefing by Commonwealth fuel adviser Me Rogers. Senator McLachlan said he had received the report and noted Rogers’ impressions were not favorable.
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Canberra
Wetnessay
A. J. McLachlan
Me. J. Rogers
Commonwealth Fuel
Lapeaux
Duman
Threats and Poison Plot in Ber Hills Dairy Colony
Reports from a Ber Hills near Toora colony describe severed threats to dairy farmers and a spate of poison and gun incidents. Tom George, his brother Chris, and relatives faced missing poison, a broken clock, and two dog poisonings. Suspects lurked near their home, and rifle bullets narrowly missed Chris George. police guard the Georges while British settlers note Serbs as industrious with no known enemies.
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Melbourne
Ber- Hills
Toora
Tom George
Dean
Sistem
Alse Nis
Tom
Chris
Chis George
Aurbush
Georges
New Law Draft Aims at Incurable Drunkards and Criminals
A government drafted bill seeks to address incurable drunkards capital criminals and disease sufferers through new legislation. The proposal outlines enforcement provisions and safeguards while aiming to curb repeated offenses and protect public welfare.
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Theovernment
South Australian Wins Fourth in World Wheat Exhibit
Mr Charles Brook of Woodchester South Australia secured fourth prize in the pea class at the World Wheat Conference Exhibition in Regina Saskatchewan. His entry placed in the sixth baleage, reflecting strong regional success at the overseas event.
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Regina
B.C
Charles Brook
Woodches~ter
South Australia
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