Sydney Post Office Enquiry Reveals Calendar Theft
Proceedings at Canberra detail Viney thief clerk of Interior admitting finding copies in his Canberra office. Harold Clive Newman, in charge of Interior Department correspondence, disclosed discussing matters with Viney and was reprimanded. The inquiry notes an astonishment at an old calendar still in use in a large Government Department and mentions a saving of £2000 referenced in a ministerial statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Harold Clive Newman
Deparent of the Interior
Viney
Newman
J. A. Perkins
Architect Henderson Found Dead in Canberra Home
Edwin Henderson the Chief Commonwealth Architect was found hanged at his Canberra home last Monday in a coroner’s inquiry. A letter unsigned by Henderson claimed no crime but admitted indiscretion and fear of publicity and scapegoating amid official worries and eye trouble. The coroner ruled death by suicide in a state of extreme mental tension.
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Canberra
Edwin ‘Henderson
Commonwealth
Henderson
Wool industry seeks bounty and no new tax
In Canberra the Leader of the Country Party urged that the request for a bounty be referred to the Tariff Board and that no fresh taxation be imposed on the pastoral industry. The Australian Agricultural Council also decided to study using wheat for industrial purposes amid grain disposal difficulties.
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Canberra
Country Party
House of Representatives
Tariff Board
Australian Agricultural Council
Killed Workmate’s Deportation Ends Long Crime Spree
In Adelaide a 35 year old John Charles Stewart, a twice escaped convict and murderer of Patrick Kelly in September 1925, is released to return to Scotland after nearly 14 years in jail. He previously escaped Yatala in 1927 and Parkside in 1938, was captured by Constable Field and Rosenberg, and was transported abroad in secrecy as a prohibited migrant. The death sentence for the Kelly murder had been commuted to life imprisonment.
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Adelaide
John Charles Stewart
Yatala
Parkaide
Scotland
Patrick Kelly
Copley Inn
Brant Stewart
Kelly
Jarrah
Parkside
Stewart
Australian
Victoria
Parkside Mental Hospital
Set. Rosenberg
Angaston
Field
Nuriootpa
DMI Rosenberg
Lonstable Field
Rasen
Australia
New Pastor For Church Of Christ
Andrew Hutson arrives after long career across Australia and United Kingdom to serve as pastor. He has held roles in Western Australia and South Australia and led Christian Endeavor circles. Hutson spoke after stepping from Pirie Junction and noted ties to Perth and Lake Street church in his remarks.
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Andrew Hutson
Australian Express
Westetralia
Mir Muison
Australia
Scotland
Saunth
Wales
Vietorla
Queensland
Wester Mistral
Edinhueh
Hilison
Tip Thay
United Kingdom
Se Breditent
Church of Christ
Iso
South Westen
Christian Endeavor Culon
Prout
Dead in cheap lodgings in Sydney headline
A Melbourne migrant and 4 room Sussex Street lodger, Alexander Wilson, was found dead in a cheap lodging house in Sydney. Police recovered a bank passbook showing a 2382 credit balance and sent the body to the City Morgue for post mortem as inquiries search for details of his life continue.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Alexander Wilson
Melbourne
Wilson
Woman and Son Wounded in Melbourne Shooting
Melbourne residents report a man firing with a rifle at Barkly Street Caries. Robert Southam and his mother Myrtle Southam suffered gunshot wounds. both were hospitalized. Benjamin Eric Senthen, 40, was charged with attempted murder after police questioned him.
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Melbourne
Barkly
Caries
Robert Southam
Myrtle Southam
Poller
Benjamin Eric Senthen
Federal election expected date hinted for October
A brief note suggests a federal election is likely in October with discussions centering on timing and potential testing of staggered ballots. Officials caution that the date remains unconfirmed pending further guidance and legislative steps.
Race sensation at Melbourne over bribe allegation
A country horse owner is accused of offering a bribe of 25 to gain the Publicans' Purse advantage at the start. The horse unplaced. Aspen rated to Mr Leon Larmer, stipendiary steward of Northern Districts Racing Association, who forwarded it to Victoria for committee review at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Aspen
Leon Larmer
Northert Districts Racing Asoation
Victoria
Police chase and arrest in Fitzroy after car theft
Police seized a plant and plaster of Paris linked to making false number plates. Two men were arrested on larceny charges after a car stolen last week was chased through Fitzroy. Authorities conducted the seizure following the arrests.
Boiling Tar Afire Damages Solomontown Facility
A damaged floor and tar fire broke out at a Solomontown location. Responders from Wicks brigade were dispatched to the area near Aitder Station after 4 faced trouble, but details are unclear due to garbled text. The incident involved Mr and Mrs NTL Ruel and an unnamed slave at huts, with firefighting efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil Neon
Ntl
Ruel
Ant
Mme Tans
Britons Stripped As Tientsin Blockade Tightens
British and Allied nationals faced indignities at Tientsin as Japanese authorities tightened access to the international concession. British troops supported police to quell a mob provoked by agitators while supplies grow scarce and entry to firewood charcoal and vegetables is refused. The Kulangsu blockade also tightens. an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people face shortages.
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Tientsin
Japan
Foreign Office
Tokio
Kulangsu
Footballer Sues The Argus For Libel In Law Suit
Lawrence John Nash captain of Camberwell Football Club files a writ for 24000 claiming libel against Argus and Australiaian Limited over a June 4 article in The Argus with the headline Eleven heading Players Refuse To Train at Camberwell. Nash alleges the piece damaged his reputation by alleging offensive language and improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lawrence John Nash
Camberwell
Fortay
Argus
Australiaian Limited
the Argus
Ccamberwell
Mayoress Fund Crowning at Town Hall Children's Ball
Total donations reached £217641 and 52153 votes in the Mayoress Relief Fund queen contest culminating in a crowning at a town hall children's ball. Final results show Kathleen Pryor leading with £1091415 and 126,333 votes, followed by Maureen Stevens, Lila Sly, and Line Schrader with varying amounts and counts.
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Mayoress’ Relief Fund
Kathleen Pryor
Maureen Stevens
Swanner
Lila Sly
Line Schrader
Enlistment Reserve Forms Distributed at Pirie Meeting
Enlistment reserve forms for the Commonwealth Government were distributed at the Pirie sub-branch meeting of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League last night. Many local members are expected to sign. The form includes a clause obligating reporting for duty in Australia or any Commonwealth territory and attending muster parades if assigned to a garrison battalion. Applications from national headquarters also covered potential service in New Zealand for America next year.
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Tie Commonwealth
Pirie
Imperial League
Australia
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Amerey
Evening Scores From Pirie Club Wards Event
Scores last night in Pirie Club wards tournament list top scorers J Sweeney 272 J Goodfellow 268 J Williamson 256 E Cotton 235 D Key 20 Winter 105 P Gibbons 451 Keetschmer 128 H Calnan 124 Somerset 120 F Sawyer 112 L Giles 83 Geddes 66 G K Wiss 60 A Ball 60 Olds 50 Taylor 41 Madigan Stroud Jones among entries.
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Pirie Club
Bil
J. Sweeney
J. Goodfellow
J. Williamson
E. Cotton
Key
J. Winter
P. Gibbons
T Keetschmer
H. Calnan
Somerset
F. Sawyer
L. Giles
0. Geddes
G. K. Wiss
Nimble Flier Wins HLADS at Gladstone Coursing
Nimble Flier defeats Smiling at Rogan on Motel Tod's meet, with Synuble Hour Patche n securing a win for MeV firaderk and Wirraway-High Jinks also scoring. The event features entrants from Gladstone and Pirie, including HL Creasy and J. Sutter's hounds, in a temperate coursing day with racing and prize outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slokis Iim
Rogan
Mev Firaderk
S. Bile and Web
Nimile Flier
Caltowie Draw LALTOWIE Coursing Trials Schedule
Caltowie draws list heats for next Monday and Tuesday with races including Sister's Heat versus Ooly Daughter, Hot file versus Om Appro, Yan Annttor May, Site Nain Happy Son, Carninnita Vinperne, Silver Fleet versus Lucinda Chie, Snowy River Strevert versus Bold Boy and others such as Dan Appro, Quantas versus Nurse Brook, Sunny Flow and Gain Brae versus Silent Partner.
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Laltowie
Caltowie
Ooly
Hotfile
Om Appro
Yan
Annttor
Happy Son
Carninnita
Vinperne
Silver Fleet
Lucinda Chie
Son Bricht
Snowy River Strevert
Bold Boy
Unique Boys
Dan Appro
Quantas
Nurse Brook
Sunny Flow
Happy Sal
Dicky Bird
Gain Brae
Silent
PIER HOSPITAL CASES REPORT PROGRESS AND RETURNS
Personal notes from Pirie Hospital detail multiple patients. Mr Johns of Pirie is close to leaving bed as he recovers from a horse fall. Mr Daly of Salomontown reentrusted to Pine Hospital surgical ward with ongoing treatment. Mr McDougall shows progress in medical ward at Pirie Hospital. Mr Bart recovers satisfactorily after appendicitis operation. Mr Barrett, a waterside worker injured in an accident, making steady progress. Mr Barber of Adelaide returned to Pirie after two weeks away with Young Men's Christian Association duties. Mr Laver, formerly of Pirie, spent a few days in golf and business. O Finsetained Berns Sstere] Mise Vi DB. Cassidy named assistant at Pirie Infant.
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1 Johns
Pirie
Pirie Hospital
J. Bart
Me. J. Barrett
T. I
Barber
Young Men's Christian Association
Adelaide
W. BN. Laver
Glenelg
Finsetained Berns
Cassidy
Pirie Infant
Beacon Damaged in Channel Refitted With Temporary Light
A damaged No 9 beacon near Whyalla was replaced by a temporary guide as the Iron Warrior fouled the structure while steaming down the channel. Captain G Simmonds port master ordered a temporary light, now functioning, with full beacon repairs planned soon.
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Whyalla
G. Simmonds
Herbormaster
Pombe
New Lines Across Main Road In Dunston Drive Debate
Town council members fault delays in completing the railway crossing near Alpha Terrace and service station. They warned northbound traffic turning toward Mpla Wrrace risks and urged Railways Department action before June when funds free up. The motion to protest the hold up passed.
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Solomon
Comes of
Alpha Terrace
Trate Sifely
Gr. Dey
Financial Rr
Gr. Whelan
Dr. Whelan
Railways Department
Taylor
Pilots to Undergo Vaccination Regulation In Force
A new rule requires all Harbors Board pilots and pilot crew to be vaccinated under the regulation now in force. Separately, Posts and Telegraphs workmen have trenching in Alexander street to lay underground star service cables from Memorial Park to the Federal Hotel, signaling a shift from overhead lines to subterranean cables.
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Posts and Telegraphs Department
Alexander Street
Department
Memorial Park 10
Hospital Gate
Federal Hotel
Pirie
Serious Condition After Buckboard Accident Near Duke's Highway
On Thursday near Duke's Highway a buckboard overturned after entering sand, killing Aine Way and seriously injuring Eugene Keane and John Elias Levy. Driver John Elias Levy, a cabinet maker from Torrensville, escaped unharmed and helped two injured passengers to seek aid. Victims include Barry of Cumings Street and Keane of Adelaide Hospital, both with fractured skulls.
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Delaide
Aine Way
Duke's
Kill
John Redmond Barry
Cumings Street
Eugene Keane
Adelaide
John Elias Levy
Torrensville
Seamen's Missions Leader Mr 5 Knox Dies
Obituary notes the death of Mr 5 Knox, longtime secretary and staunch supporter of Seamen's Missions, praised for overseas service and guiding work. Members observe silence, headquarters and branches honor his memory, with tribute from Australia and New Zealand.
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Knox
London
Pielke
le Deat
Sturt Buns Honner
Juadin Wratquarters
Uni
Australia
SMM
Pirie
Pirienns Oberselves
Jeanel
Uivred
Wits
Tsining
Man Sentenced to One Month in Gaol in Pirie
Thomas Feathars braun Challenger appeared before Pirie magistrates charged with insufficient means of support. He admitted owing 42 for board at the International Hotel and claimed kinship with Premier Ogilvie of Tasmania. He was sentenced to one month in prison after a prior six month term for a highway hold-up and a recent discharge from Yatala Lake Prison.
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Mir
A. Opitvle
Taamamia
Pirie
Yentercay
Thomas Feathhs Braun Challenger
Messrs
W. J. Blight
A. St Fy Tioode
W. Virgo
Sto
International Motel
Ogilvie
Jack Corks
Loral
Tasmania
Mead Wade
Dalaamse
Elf
International Hotel
Challenger
Yatala Lake
Stirling 2 West
Pirle
Billatt
National Register Bill Passed Senate Readings
Canberra reports the Senate approved the National Register Bill reading by fifteen votes to eleven. In committee Senator Collins proposed an amendment to hold a referendum to decide if the bill should become operative.
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Canberra
Senate
National Register
Sen
Collins
Men’s Department Exclusive Patterns and Values
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Department OF Interior
Sydney Post Office Enquiry
Ura Thomas’ Viney
Department of the Interior
Rev
A. Hutson
Mainland
ISO TO
GEE S.A
Mutson
Pirie Junction
Perth
Hare
Hutson
Seale
Mudun
Ehuive
Mutaun
Cae
Solomontown
Two Hooper
Ak Eee
Hesday
Queens
Gladstone
Nimble Flier
R. Daly
Salomontown
Pine Hospital
D. McDougall
Pire Hospital
Cr. Whelan
Wellington
H W. Clapp
Australian Nazi ‘Travel Association
Pirie Branch
Old Age and Invalid Pensioners’ Association
Tnhnell
Tf. Burford
Mexarw
Burford
P. M. Kleemann
U. L. Geyer
PB. Simmons
H. Parnell
Kleemann
I. Kittel
W. Waener
Uil
Prests Limited
Burgundy
Home Journal
Cail
PET
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