Shall Defence Law Amendments Be Open Question
Melbourne Friday a call to allow Federal Parliament members to vote their own views on defence legislation amendments was urged by Mr M Blackburn M H R legal adviser to the Australasian Council of Trade Unions. If not granted the amendments may fail as Cabinet may oppose them amid boycott threats against the national register. The ACTU indicated assurances from Prime Minister H G Menes were broader than those from Defence Minister Street and urged a vote in Parliament to pass the reforms despite unsettled industrial and political opposition.
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Melbourne
M. Blackburn
M.H.R
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
National Register
Mall Counncil
J. F. Walsh
A.g.7.u
Act.u
Ithz
Ht. G. Menaies
G. A. Street
Defence
Muni Union Ofter al
McIntyre
League
Yee
Peninsula
Secetary
Recorder
Lacey
Daw
Tommy
Adelaide Trades and Labor Council decision noted
In Adelaide on Friday the Trades and Labor Council narrowly voted four to two, advancing a resolving course of action. The result highlights division within the council over the proposed measure and signals forthcoming steps in the local labor movement.
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Adelaide
Trades and Labor Council
Queensland official notes rise in spending on food and clothes
Queensland Minister of Home Affairs Mr Hanlon said starting price betting in hotels and streets had driven more money to food and clothing, with shoppers and home conditions improving. He also stated illicit bookmaking had ceased to be an industry in Queensland and access to bookmakers was restricted to registered ones.
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Melbourne
Queensland
Hanlon
National Fitness Council
Conference To Be Held On Picture Charge
The managers of picture theatres will confer with Vire Trades and Labor Council on admission prices for children at a Saturday night show. Mr C L Davis president of the council said after a special meeting that he had authority to say they disagree with raising Saturday night prices for children. The council had been in communication with theater managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vire Trades and Labor Council
C. L. Davis
Cuuncil
McIntyre
Pirie
League
League Policy Will Not Be Overpopular With Amateur Angiers
Port Wakefield
Wallarey
Moonta
Port Broughton
Unclear text fragment on Naz organisations in Australia
A garbled passage references Naz associations in Australia and actions taken, with fragmented quotes and unclear attributions. The readable content does not present a coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals beyond scattered mentions.
Boycott Lifted in Piri Labor Council Vote
A unanimous vote at two special meetings of the Piris Trades and Labor Council approved the executive report from the Australasian Council of Trade Unions. The report urged restoration of the Labor Government and outlined steps to influence the Federal Labor Advisory Committee, with President Thats presiding.
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Piris Trades and Labor Council
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Federal
Aha
Thats
Ite
Walty Nathaiel Registration Ac
Esecutive
Man killed at Bowden when buckboard struck by train
Arthur Wilfred Gray a 44 year old motor mechanic of Oxford Street Hyde Park was fatally injured at Bowden when his buckboard was struck by a train bound for Bowden station. He was crushed and lacerated, extricated but died minutes later at the scene.
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Adelaide
Arthur Wilfred Gray
Bowden
Gray
Oxford Street
Hyde Park
Park Terrace
Crawford and Quitt Defeated in Montreal doubles final
In a Western Canada doubles championship final at Seabright, Crawford and Quist were defeated by Mulloy and Doeg 3-6 9-7 6-4. The Australians held off a late surge as Durat saved two match points but Daess servien sealed the tenth, with Crawford and Quist exiting in the doubles.
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Australian Associated Press
Montreal
Western Canada
Seabright
Crawford
Quist
Mulloy
Doeg
Amen Crouird
Helledwo Selleys
Hus
Durat
Daess Servie
Trade Hit as US Abrogates Japan Treaty
Australian Associated Press reports Washington may curb US purchases of Japanese merchandise and bullion. Treasury actions aim to pressure a settlement with Japan before any new treaty, with fears gold and silver sales fund Japan’s war effort. Entry may be blocked by duties, and countervailing duties to be reviewed.
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Australian Associated Press
Washington
America
Treasury
United States
Japan
China
Europe
Amoplea
Irfment
Borah
Senate
Noute Thay
Sumetesk Cnneivice
Market notes from Delaine and surrounding districts
Partial text reports mixed market activity in Delaine and nearby areas. There are scattered prices and conditions for grain and farm products, with references to millers, threshing wages, and grasshopper damage. Foreseeable rain and steady markets appear in fragments among quotations and notes.
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C. W. Anderson
St. Trarket
Canada
Record Profit by Broken Hill Proprietary Australia
Melbourne report shows Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited earned a record profit of £1,431,513 for the year ended May 31. Depreciation charged £850,669 13s 3d and debenture interest £7,948 10s. Last year’s profit had set a record but was surpassed by £131,052.
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Melbourne
Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited
Gas Masks Advised for Holiday Periods in London
Sir John Anderson the minister of defence circularised all local authorities warning hot holders to take gas masks with them on holiday if they will be away for a month or more.
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Australian Associated Press
London
John Anderson
di Defence
Adelaide
Melbourne
Bailys
Eyre Peninsula
Bachelors Ball Shines at Whyalla Social Night
Whyalla hosts a Bachelors Ball with special lighting and stage props transforming the hall into a cabaret scene. The musical program features the local orchestra conducted by Miss Peter, with Miss Peters and Mr. Dixon assisting, as guests and dancers in attendance enjoy the festive mood and crowd participation.
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Whyalle
Iestiliete
Tlack
Pirie
Twen Bigas
Wiio Auber
Aileen Kane Turin
Dutersal Mes Dixon
Frei Iarei
Asnistamen
Hon
Muni Ag
Miss Pétersoft
Mrokre
Condes Svante
Sondern
Alana
Hynes
Manlin
Miles
Harry Kennthy
Wind
Fps Uteenna
Cole Scatiptbeed
Mises
Mawes
S Harvie
Auager
Fine outlook for crops tour reports hopeful prospects
Mr C A Degenhardt, representative for Thomas H Webb Ltd, returns from a Northern Areas tour with The Recorder noting a remarkable outlook for crops. He zigzagged from Hawker to Booleroo Centre, saying conditions are better than in over 50 years and that a bumper wheat season is possible if trends continue.
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C. A. Degenhardt
Pime
Thos. H Webb Ltd
the Recorder
Degenhardt
Hawker
Booleroo
Degenhawk
Ma Ho
Enon
Nine Burned To Death Nine Burned To Death
London Friday reports nine crewmen perished aboard the tanker Sunji after boilers exploded converting the vessel’s cargo into a blaze. Twenty four survivors described passing through flames as lifeboats caught fire and men were hurled overboard while they struggled to reach safety.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Sunji
Mall
Steve
Richards Dead Founder of T. J. Richards & Sons Ltd
The death of T. J. Richards, founder of the motor body building firm in Malvern, occurred early today. He began as a bogey maker in 1885, formed a limited company in 1946, and by 1930 the turnover neared £200,000, now over £1,500,000 annually. He was active in the Chamber of Manufactures and various industry bodies, with a wide family and community involvement. Funeral at Chambridge Terrace Malvern.
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Adelaide
T. J. Richards
T. J. Richards and Sons, Ltd
Hichards
Mantratla
W. A A
Michards
J. G. Emmett
A. Temme
G. L. Heath
Hert
Montacute
Riohardé
Micham
Julies
Richards
Rtichards
Chamber of Manufactures
Chamber
Fsat
Wiht
Presirict Council
Fife
Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Duke and Duchess of Kent Visit Dalmatian Coast Villa
The Duke and Duchess of Kent will arrive in the Dalmatian fishing village of Caviar on Tuesday to stay with Yugoslav shipping magnate M. Bozo Banas for the fourth year. Banas hosts the coast’s most lavish seaside villa.
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Recorder
London
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Caviar
M. Bozo Banas
Six killed in riots in Calcutta and Hyderabad
Six people died and twenty were injured during Hindu Muslim rioting over constitutional reform in Hyderabad and Calcutta. Troops were deployed to quell the unrest.
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Australian Associated Press
Calcutta
Hyderabad
Plight of Fishing Industry in South Australia
The State League Secretary visiting Pine reports about 1,650 men facing hardship in South Australia’s fishing sector. He outlines economic strain, layoffs, and ongoing uncertainty for crews, boat operators, and ancillary workers as the industry grapples with bleak conditions.
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South Australia
State League
Pine
South Australian fishermen press for aid and rail relief
Mir A D McIntyre of the South Australian Fishermen's League warns of dire industry strain from high railway freights and glutting markets. He tours key centres to unite fishermen, urging government action on freezing chambers and a possible cannery to curb losses and aid 1690 local skippers.
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South Australia
Fuera
Mir. A.D. McIntyre
South Australian Fishermen's League
Pirie
Port Lincoln
Lamb Export
South Australian
McIntyre
Melbourne
Fyre Peninsula
Railways Department
Interstate Steamship Company
Judge Says Most Divorces Untrue As Ruling Looms
Brisbane reports Justice Brennan amplifies his vow to abolish divorce noting that about 75 percent of divorce cases are not genuine. He states petitioners swear falsely and respondents failing to appear lead to grant of divorce.
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Brisbane
Justice Brennan
No Charge of Dishonesty in Royal Commission Report
Sydney report on the General Post Office Contract Royal Commission headed by Mr Justice Maxwell II finds no charges of dishonesty or bribery. It notes criticism of actions by Mr Orwin and Mr Mehaffey and adverse comments on Mr Thorby, while confirming ministers Mesars Thorby Cameron Fell and Harrison acted without room for dishonesty concerns.
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Sydney
General Post Office
Royal Commission
Justice Maxwell II
Thorby
Cameron
Fell
Harrison
Orwin
New South Wales
Mehaffey
Federal
Whyalla El Miders Association Annual Meeting Held
Whyalla El Lides Association held its annual meeting with officers elected including Mrs Dennett as president Mrs Trevam as vice president and Mr J P Rowe as auditor Executive and examining committees were chosen. Reports from Mrs K M ste and others were presented and the group discussed training camps and planned actions.
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Whyalla el Iuldes’ Association
Dennett
Trevam
Moe. Willams
J. P. Rowe
Hadke
Feu
K. M. Ste Curmvssioner
Mpa
Puttriage Hiway
Whyalla
Misa Mintha
South Australian race horse pays dividend in Old Times tale
Personal notices mention Mr J A Turner and Mrs H H Giles planning travel while relatives travel from Port Augusta. The Exec Council recalls a South Australian race horse tied to Daniel Vincent O'Dea, named DOD, who became Lands Department chief clerk. In 1881 DOD won the Goodwood Handicap, with a small stake attracting a Salisbury bettor.
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Executive Council
Adelaide
Daniel Vincent O'Dea
Lands Department
D.od
Daniel O'Dea
D.O.D
Salisbury
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Melbol Rae Biday
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Quitt
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Delaine
Advancea
Diva
AL Sents
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Aden
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Tron Knob
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Art
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Urphy
Central
J. Felons
Bubln
BHP
K. T. J. Richards
Boogy
Kent
Coast
India
Railways
Jane
Sydney G.P.O
Whyalla Giel Guides
J. A. Turner
Telawie
Pirie Hospital
H. H. Giles
Parks Street
Sole
Jmantown
Audrey
Port Augusta
E. A. Schwartz
Ted Eddy
Maitland
Norman Street
Eugene
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