Premier Ogilvie Dies in Victoria at 48
Albert George Ogilvie premier of Tasmania died suddenly in Warburton Victoria at 9 p m He was 48 The body to be flown to Hobart for funeral at St Marys Cathedral Hobart He had served as Premier since 1949 and was born in Hobart on March 30 1801
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Melbourne
Albert George Ogilvie
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Warburton
Canberra
Gilvie
Shelbourne
Hobart
Mr. Ogilvie
St. Patek's College
Ballarat
University of Tasmania
Pronkin
Tor
Attorney-Genetal
Three Killed in Car Crash Near Sydney Involving Four Injured
Three people identified as Dohon Braphen Peitia 14 of Jeter Stan Reymond Lang of Stanmore and John Robert Oxley Pitzperald of Delehtardt died after a car struck a post near Blicktown in the early hours. Internal injuries reported for other victims.
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Golfer Injured in Collision Before Championship
A golfer sustained a facial cut and facial abrasions after a motorcycle collision near Kingston Park yesterday. He was hospitalized for observation and will be unable to compete in the regional championship today.
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Sehlinders
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Three men with concussion in Adelaide crash
Suffering from slight concussion, three men were admitted to Adelaide Hospital at 2:30 a.m. yesterday after two motor cars crashed into a wall at the corner of Brougham Place and Melbourne Street, North Adelaide. Identified are Werren (33), a hort iculturist of Burlington Street. Orth Waller Fille. Senny Wood (24) of Merida Vir Ps Leonard O'Dea of Geelong, Victoria, staying at Salvation Army Men's Home, Whitner ymare, City.
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Loan Council Meeting Postponed in Canberra
A Loan Council meeting scheduled for Casherm next Tuesday has been postponed to Tuesday June 20. The decision was announced by Prime Minister W. G. Menzies to all state premiers following the sudden death of the Premier of Taxmania.
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W. G. Menzies
One Man Drowned In Trawler Collision Near Plindere Reef
A Brisbane man was drowned when the trawler Avantic struck Plindere Reef north-east of Cape Moreton early Sunday. The crew escaped, but several survived after abandoning ship and lighting a beacon. The vessel had departed from Queen's Wharf, Brisbane, for a regular trip. engine trouble followed by a damaged coupling led to a rapid wrecking. Insurance for the vessel was reportedly lapsed.
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Fire breaks out in Wellington apartment building
Four people hospitalized with severe burns after a Sunday fire on an upper floor in Wellington. Panic spread as residents were awakened by flames. One man leaped 15 ft from a first floor window to escape, severely injuring himself. Harry Serisen raised the alarm. McArthur Rudings leaped from a blocked stairwell and was badly hurt.
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Labor Premiers Split Over National Register Obedience
Australian Labor Premiers in Queensland Western Australia and Tasmania oppose defiance of the law over the national registration scheme. A Labor message notes that Premier Forgan Smith Willcock and Treasurer Dwyer Grey stand with the Federal Government, while some Labor groups urge resistance. The report reflects divisions within the party on whether to comply with the register.
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Pirie Labor Council Wins Unopposed Return
In Pirie the Labour council was returned without opposition as mayor W H Threedgodd reported seven attendees heard officials praise the ratepayer support. Over seven years overdraft dropped from £5800 to £200 while roads and wages improved. no nominations were filed for the coming year.
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Mayor Threadgold Re-elected Amid City Council Debate
Nominations closed as Threadgold was re elected mayor with no opposing candidate. Councillors Davis Bewley Warman Sym Banaris Williams and others faced nominations from various local figures. The meeting touched on town finances, overdrafts, road repairs, and planned assessments, with remarks on democratic methods and calls for restraint in political criticism.
Councillors Clash Over Editor Remarks in South Ward Debate
In a South West Ward meeting, M H Tilbrook faced criticism for attacks on council members and The CAME Recorder editor. Ald Howley defended earlier speakers and endorsed prior statements while noting higher mileage on bitumen roads today.
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Clare’ and Distret Hospital
King and Queen greet New York reception amid warm Anglo American ties
Australasia Associated Press reports on King George and Queen Elizabeth’s grand welcome in New York. Despite heat and crowding, the royal visit showcased strong Anglo American relations and was marked by superb hospitality across the city.
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New York
York
King
Eliabeth
Thermometer Yesterday and Saturday Weather Readings
A brief weather update notes yesterday's maximum at 633 units and the 24 hour minimums ending around 30 am, with the Saturday 24 hour minimum similarly recorded. The fragmented data leaves the exact units and locations unclear but records indicate temperature extremes for the period.
Murray water adl aide plan pipeline costs and loans
Premier Playford said South Australia seeks 2 600 000 pounds for 1939 40 loan funding to begin the Murray River pipeline. He warned the state has received only 1 percent of semi government borrowing in six years, calling the system unbridled and urging raised alterations to cover the project.
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Playford
Napperby Ward under district council contest declared
Nomination papers read at Pirie District Council show a Napperby Ward contest with James Edwards opposing retiring councillor F N Young. Two nominations for F T Johns in Pirie Ward and for Lemuel Mortimer Grode in Wandearah Ward. Johns and Goode were declared elected with elections set for July 1 at Newworthy Ward, as Returning Officer oversees formalities.
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Lemuel James Mortimer Grode
W. Vanstone
Francis Norman Young
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F. AG. Kalschke
Japan to blockade Anglo French concessions at Tientsin
Australian Associated Press reports Japan will blockade the British and French concessions in Tientsin after Britain refused to hand over alleged murderers. Tokyo warns Britons and French residents to leave as tensions rise and relations deteriorate. The Shanghai and London offices monitor the situation while maritime underwriters adjust war risk rates for Pacific ports.
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Gulf Tourists On The Moonta Cros Chronicle
A terse note lists 22 Gulf tourists aboard the Moonta Cros with names including T. E Packer, O'Neill, Murnell, Mrs Chancellor, E K Scruton, A Serags, R Robinson, W H Reed, L R Smart, F Crom, J O Neill, Russell, Wick, and Miss K Smart. The fragment offers no details on dates, events, or outcomes.
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Hitler to propose settlement to Britain France and U S
Berlin dispatch says Hitler plans a definite settlement proposal to Britain France and the United States to ease world tension. Announcement expected early in July according to Australian Associated Press from Paris.
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France
Explosions Hit Pillar Boxes Outrage Claims ARA Link
In London a string of explosions damaged pillar boxes across the city. Police and postal workers were injured as blasts were attributed to a group calling itself the Irish Republican Army. Authorities investigated now.
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Kirst Republican Army
Tie
Injured Scooter Rider Wins Damages in Court
Raymond Barfoot, an 11 year old from Chelsea, was awarded 500 pounds by Mr Justice O Bryan in the Supreme Court. He claimed the driver of a motor vehicle failed to sound the horn in time, causing him to swerve. The judge found Barfoot not negligent for riding a scooter on the road.
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Raymond Barfoot
Chelsea
Justice O'Bryan
Supreme Court
NEW WHEAT MARKET NOTES AND SHIPPER LIMITS
Sunday reports show shippers keeping wheat limits at 2 1 for old crop and 2 2 for new yesterday by trucks. Liverpool wheat options fell for the seventh straight session as weather and demand shifted. UK miller interest waned. C. W. Amdersom cites favorable American weather and Argentine Australia selling pressure as key weaknesses. Chicago notes improved spring conditions, Kansas rain, and Oklahoma weather. Winter wheat yield average 15.4 bushels, with private estimates around 15 000 000 000 or 515 000 000 bushels versus last year's 687 000 000.
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G. G. Nicholls and Sons
District council reapportions new members in wards
A patched list shows multiple wards electing or re electing council members. George McConnell Black in Rocky River Ward and James Radford Potter in Yengya Ward are among those re elected, with John Greaves Deeble the sole new ratepayer representative. Many others are listed as re elected or pre elected across Jamestown Kanfaka and surrounding wards.
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George McConpell Black
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Michael ‘Henry Page
Yengya
James Radford Potter
West
John Greaves Deeble
Deeble
A. Lee
Pirie visiters and local hospital notes from Port Pirie
A jumble of local notices records the death of Sister Brown of Simpson Street and a series of visitors to Pirie including E W Golding named as manager of Pirie Football Association. Melville Brooks admitted to Pirie Hospital with a head injury. Other visitors from Whyalla and Broken Hill are noted along with addresses and hospital chats with staff and officials.
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E. W. Golding
Pirie “Football Association
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Melville Brooks
Port Germer
Pirie Hosp
London metal quotas and prices show mixed moves
Latest official London metal quotas and prices list copper standard and other alloys with several declines. Spot tin, three months lead and zinc figures drift, while electrolytic copper holds. Forward silver and other cash prices display modest fluctuations amid market chatter.
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