Malicious Busybody at Petrol Enquiry Sparks Testimony
Melbourne hearing on Shell Company affairs features cross examination of A Frood secretary of the British Empire Union. Counsel Menzies describes Frood as a malicious busybody and alleges focus on income tax avoidance and alleged fraud. Frood asserts investigations served public interest and cites shifts in petrol pricing and taxation from 1916 to 1921.
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Melbourne
A. Frood
British Empire Union
Petrol Commission
Menzies
E.C
Bhell Company
Frood
Menzies Frond
Rnin
GB Mersett
Unin
Aitish
Ynion
Shell
Mr. Menzies
Aeks
Shell Company
J. Hh. Scullin
Government of Revenue
Vmeet
Wimnissiur
Rote Reinstated To NSW Solicitors Roll After 38 Years
After 38 years Ernest Rote, a native of Themes Byeney, has been restored to the roll of solicitors in New South Wales. The court exonerated him in the Butler conspiracy case, marking a dramatic turnaround as his name returns to professional stature and he is described as one of the most respected citizens in the state.
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Ernest Rote
Byeney
Butler Sieries
Wisax
Rofe
Jors
New South Wales
Beinthitay
Swift flight to England party departs Richmond Aerodrome
Sydney reports a party led by Mr G. T. F Cla will depart Richmond Aerodrome on Monday aboard a mono plane named Southers Moon bound for England. The trip aims to await a meeting in Britain.
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Sydney
Richmond Aerodrome
Metal markets Adelaide price summary from Australian market report
In Adelaide the Australian Mines and Metals Association notes June 14 price quotes for copper tin zinc and lead. Copper spot and forward values fall with mixed shifts. tin and lead show falls in spot and forward lines. electrolytic copper and refined tin prices listed with per ton figures and open market values.
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Adelaide
Phuraday
Artvices
Ho Australian Mines and Melals, Association
London
Metal Rxeliance Tiddie
SAB
Writ Issued Against The Herald and Weekly Times Limited
In Melbourne on Thursday a writ was issued on behalf of Tui Barbara Black seeking 5000 dollars over an article published May 12 under the heading Former Aeines Fined. The case targets the Herald and Weekly Times Limited for alleged bes content.
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Melbourne
Barbara Black
The
Herald and Weekly Times, Limited
McCALLUM'S Matting and Home Goods Catalog Highlights
McCALLUM'S offers 18 inch wide coir matting 27 inch wide coir matting and 36 inch wide cane matting along with large size brush door mats kitchen chairs with saddle seats and twin and double bed quilts. Also listed are 21 piece white English tea sets and white English toilet sets as part of the home goods lineup.
Labor split stirs concern over expulsions in Bulli race
The Australian Labor Party executive expelled 11 members for supporting the Willis campaign in the Bulli by election. The move has provoked anger in Labor leagues and there is talk the expulsions could be reversed to restore party peace.
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Sydney
Australan Labor Party
Labor
Test Barracking at Sydney Test Matches
Sydney police comment on barracking at the Test matches says most culprits are good-humored fans rather than offensive. Commissioner Me Childs notes police experience shows minor issues. MCC suggested concerns among slayers and friends noted, but no serious complaints yet.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
Me Childs
Police
Marylebone Cricket Club
Amon
Hinkler’s Body Government Awaits Widow Wishes
Canberra brief notes the federal government awaiting Mrs Hinkler’s wishes for handling Bert Hinkler’s remains. Arrangements and potential honors in Australia are being discussed, with Commonwealth officials signaling readiness to recognize the pioneer aviator’s death.
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Canberra
Murstay
Hinkler
Fushond
Australia
False Pretences Alleged Remanded in Sydney
Francis Reid aged 4, charged by provisional warrant at Port Pirie on November 18, 1982 with Intent to defraud, allegedly obtained £10 from Henry Herbert Childs by false pretences. He appeared at the Central Police Court and was remanded for further hearing. defense argued the charge baseless and the case to Port Pirie. Prosecutor sought remand to tomorrow. discussion on statute possible. Defendant previously jailed. quarter sessions sentence quashed on appeal.
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Sydney
Yous
Francis Reid
Young
Port Pirie
Henry Herbert Childs
Central Police Court
Kidston
Reid
Childs
Bio
Chids
Seret
Polles
Mr. Kidsten
Hart
Rotary address challenges beliefs on aboriginal race
Speaker Mr. R B Plowman argued against doom laden views of Aboriginal decline. He cited white diet and clothing and itinerant missionaries as dangers, while affirming some immorality exists but not uniformly among blacks. He warned about misused science by ebro groups and warned missions risk harming both communities.
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Melbourne
Rotary Club
Bendigo
R. B. Plowman
A. B. Plowman
Oodngdata
Central
Austalia
MW Plowman
Mek
Ebro
NSW Unemployed Figures From Minister of Labor
Minister of Labor A Dunningham said the official unemployment estimate for the State stands at 120,000, down from 200,000 a year ago, reflecting a sizable decline in jobless figures.
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Sydney
A. Dunningham
Good Citizen Passes Innes Acknowledged Port Pirie Native
Mr Willim George Innes aged 68 died at Sister Bris's Private Hospital after a fortnight of illness. A Port Pirie resident for 20 years he worked with Charles Geddes & Co and later at Port Augusta Kiraneh before returning to Pirie. Known for courtesy and diligence he enjoyed home life and sports including football and Haw play-off in Adelaide. Born Rosewater in 1848 he leaves widow and son Kenneth Innes with funeral details to follow.
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Bris
Willim George Innes
Previant
Innes
Port Pirie
Charles Gedoes & Co. Hikiber Merchats
Port Augusta
Pirie
Nere
Adelaide
Inquest Into Death From Warnertown Road Crash
The inquest into Henry Philip Heuzenroeder bank clerk killed in a Warnertown road crash on March 22 heard that the trolley driver could not find any lights on the trolley involved. Witnesses described searching for lights and questioned the lighting, with remarks about the occupants’ sobriety and the absence of lamp remains. The hearing adjourned to the next morning.
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Henry Philip Heuzenroeder
Warnertown Road
Phillips
G. ©. Leaker
W. Jones
Jones
Nic
P. Taylor
Taylor
Dickie
Martin
Preference for Returned Men in Port Pirie Jobs
R S A President RH Edwards reported at the Port Pirie Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League sub branch meeting that the appeal for preference for returned soldiers has made partial success in the past month. He and MM B Middleton said they and others interviewed employers, noting that while employment numbers are down, the push has raised interest and public discussion in The Recorder. They urged continuous follow up with employers to ensure returned men gain priority in local hiring, citing anecdotes of employers changing hiring choices after reading the appeal.
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RH. J. Edwards
Port Pirie
Returned Sailors and Soldiers
Imperial League
MM. B. Midleton
Mide
Edwards
League
Wahlic
Lapee
Rpdd Moran
Middleton
Adelaide
Litas
Appointment of Chairman of States Grants Commission Sparked by Senator Johnston
In Canberra the Senate clashed over the Federal Government’s choice of Mr F W Eggleston as chairman of the States Grants Commission. Senator Johnston of Western Australia criticised him as hostile to WA management and recalled Eggleston’s WWI service. Sir George Pearce defended the pick, noting Eggleston’s vigorous, searching criticism of government policy. Johnston moved an amendment that was defeated 26 to 3 with only Senator Lynch and Senator Unreal supporting him.
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Canberra
Senate
Sen
Johnston
Western Australia
F. W. Eggleston
States Grants Commission
Egaleston
Aad
Australia
George Pearce
Hhe
Eeccleston
Criti
Pearce
Lynch
Ser. Unreal
Temperature Readings Snapshot for Yesterday
The day showed a high of 71.8 degrees and a low of 54 by 8.30 a.m. The 24 hour period ended at 4.30 p.m. with a temperature of 62 degrees recorded.
Four-Year High Wool Prices at Adelaide Sale
Adelaide's closing wool sale saw exceptionally strong bidding with fleece wools reaching four-year highs. The 18,327 bales cleared, values up 15 to 25 percent from the March sale, roughly 2d to 3d per pound, top price 164 lb,预计 total around £200,000. The chairman of the Adelaide Wool Traders Association hailed the sale as better than expected amid reports of a global fine-wool shortage.
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Adelaide
Deadlo
Ade- Tally Woathrakers
Local Wool Brings 104d Ib at Adelaide Sale
Agent Mew Fred Warm reports strong wool prices from Adelaide. Wools from Lower Brownhion area sold for 403d th. price above earlier sale, yet other West Coast fleeces fetch about 5d. Increased prices seen as positive, reflecting wool’s importance to prosperity.
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Adelaide
W. Woo
West Coast
Selection for cen sus takers employment at Canberra
Exam papers of hundreds of applicants were checked. About 600 passed the test and 250 will be offered work for around two years, chosen in order of merit.
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Canberra
Engineer Awarded Damages In Melbourne Case
The Supreme Court awarded Francis Payne an engineer from Gotham Kew £ 1,872 in damages against The Herald and Weekly Times Limited for injuries after being knocked down by a newspaper van last December. Payne sought £ 3,000.
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Melbourne
Thursdey
Supreme Court
Francis Payne
Gotham
Kew
Payne
The
Herald and Weekly Times, Limited
Leg Amputated After Mount Gambier Accident
Eginald Colligan jockey aged 185 had a leg amputated below the knee at Mount Gambier Hospital after an accident at Bay Road crossing. He was with friends in a motor car driven by Thomas Kerin when a collision risk arose near the woollen mills and railway station. Colligan is brother of L Gollzan, who rode Bon Fleur in the Trial Handicap at the Mount Gambier meeting yesterday.
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Mount Gambier
Eginald — Colligan
Mount Gambier Hospital
Bay Road
Colligan
Thomas Kerin
Hewsell
L. Gollzan
Bon Fleur
Port Pirie Monthly Meeting Of Returned Sailors Aids Local Clubs
Sheridan visits Port Pine in business matters while Me b G Craig chairs the Hegarty Club girls section and speaks on club work. Mr P F McMahon, secretary of Port Pine sub branch, returns from Sydney as other officials plan Adelaide travel. A letter of condolence is sent to Mr Slater after his mother’s death. Port Pirie soldiers hold their monthly meeting with attendees from Semaphore Loxton Adelaide Glenele Wandearah and more. John Hawke of Enfield dies aged 53. funeral held in Adelaide. his brother S E Hawke attends in Pirie.
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Port Pirie
Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ Tmyperint League
B. G. Craig
Hegarty Club
Graig
P. F. McMahon
Port Pine
Imperial Leazuch
Pirie
Syney
Rl Slater
Sub-Ornet
W. €. Slater
RL Dewar
Semaphore
H. Lone
Loxton
L. G. Morris
Temeraire Anchors Slip During Anchorage Recovery Efforts
The motorship Temeraire anchored at Semaphore today to pick up a Harbors Board item when a chain on the fort anchor snapped causing the anchor to drop. It lay in seven fathoms of water. The ship had recently discharged general cargo from the Continent at Port Adelaide and a spare anchor was fitted. Efforts will be made to recover the dropped anchor.
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Adelaide
Temeraire
Port Adelaide
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T Paterson
England
Metal Markets
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Mccallums
Austral Sul Stants
Bert Hinkler
Pirie Man
N.S.W
W. G. Innes
Aly
Stephens
R.S.A
IR Geo. Pearce
Bright Wool Sales
Fred Warm
Pire
Bonett & Fisher, Ltd
Wight
Set Sheridan
Crystal Brook
Port Pine Yester
Ob. . Graig
Aapro
Gollin and Go, Proprietary, Limited
4. Williamson
Countey
Parke
Royal Exchange Hotel
Messrs. EE. Alford
Herl—ferson
A. A. Vireo
Port Germein
Mr. I. Johnson
John Hawke
Enfield
Pirle
T. Hawke
Gertrude Street
Appila-Yatrowie
Mr. Hawke
J. and
A. Forgan
S. E. Hawke
Balmoral Road
Anghor
Prests Limited
Nice
Marley
At Prests Limited
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