Publican Fined and Semaphore Hotel Ordered Closed
In Adelaide the Industrial Court fined Semaphore Hotel licensee Nell Frederick Krogdahl £10 plus £115 costs and ordered the hotel closed at noon next Saturday after a betting prosecution. S.M. Mr S D Ronald noted the finding of guilt by Constable Cyell Williams and Charles Peaks for wagering on December 34 and warned other licensees.
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Adelaide
Semaphore Hotel
S. D. Ronald
S.M
Nell Frederick Krogdahl
Semaphore
Cyell Williams
Charles Peaks
McKomld
Barossa District water supply scheme recommended
The Public Works Standing Committee endorses adopting a revised Barossa district water plan costing £127,150 to improve supply for Barossa district Hamley Bridge and Avon areas. The report notes earlier schemes and booster plans, with projected revenue increase minimal and overall annual loss reduced by about £5,000.
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Adilaide
Monilay
Public Works Standing Committee
Barossa District
Hamley Bridge
Avon
Ecomtunien
H. Said
Commissioner of Public Works
Barosea Iste
Welakinvo
Ws Fst
Vaginewrhae Weguertvent
Nestor Sefione
Meat Commissioner Appointed at 2700 Year Salary
States cabinet appoints Meot Merrett to committee of management of the Metropolitan Meat Industry Run t as Meat Industry Commissioner. The appointment lasts five years with a salary of 95 000 yen after service and other reductions. Mr Merrett is Australian born.
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SYON
Hos
Merrett
Ig Tara Perik
Meller Aims for Stealthier Win Than Circles Move
In cryptic wording, Meller emphasizes a stealthy approach over direct circle movement, suggesting a strategic preference in the upcoming maneuver. Details remain unclear as the source presents fragmented phrases and partial sentences.
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Meller
Australia to Strengthen Defences Under New Plans
In Canberra on Monday Sir George Pearce outlined reforms to bolster Australia’s defences. He warned that it would be impossible to do all that is necessary within the next year, while emphasizing the need for rapid strengthening in the southern direction. Air Commodore Williams, head of the Royal Australian Air Force, supported pursuing suitable aircraft, with London seeking appropriate machines.
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Canberna
Feder
Austtralia
George Pearce
Iam
Gray
Williams
Royal Austratian Air Ponpe
London
Melbourne stewards disqualify trainer after racehorse drug case
At Flemington on June 1st the Rothsay Trial second division saw Sphericat fail after administration of four drugs. Stewards disqualified trainer Woo M. Marbles and fined owner Mo Tourke £25 for negligent supervision as the horse collapsed returning to the hindage amid traces of alkalwlit.
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Melbourne
Howine
Flemington
Victoria
Woo M. Marbles
Mo Tourke
McCALLUM'S Advertises Home Goods and Mats
The listing highlights 18-inch wide coir matting and 3-inch wide cane matting, large brush door mats, kitchen chairs with saddle seats, double bed quilts, a 71-piece white English tea set, and white English toilet sets as available merchandise.
SUGGESTED BOYCOTT BY JAPAN SUGGESTED BOYCOTT BY JAPAN
Melbourne report quotes Acting Prime Minister G Latham saying no proposals for a boycott of Australian goods by Japan had been heard. He would be astonished and surprised if such a threat were made. He stressed mutual benefit under Australia Japan trade and said India's grievances should not disturb relations.
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Melbourne
G. Latham
India
Australia
Japan
Hours in Textile Industry Debate at Court Hearing
The Australian Textile Workers Union seeks restoration of a 10 percent wage cut and a 44 hour week nationwide. Victorian and Western Australian employers argue hours should be addressed before pay, citing production and economic pressures. Judges hear testimony from multiple state employers on industry conditions and competition.
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Mfebourne
Australian Textile Workers’ Union
Australia
F. P. Derham
Port Pirie Council News and Notable Arrivals
Notables visit Port Pirie with Archdeacon Dunn and District Naval officer Symonds aboard Moonta. Council members miss J Pitzger and A K Jeanes. A M Perenson stays at Central Hotel. J J Mortimer arrives from Gawler, Salvaton Army figures depart after Jubilee. council to send condolence letters for three deaths.
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R_ Symonds
South Australia
Moonta
Port Pirie
Post Pirie Council
Threededd
R. Slater
G. Roberts
W. G. Innes
W. Hawke
A. Robinson
Minister Hudd to Visit Port Pirie on June 27
Cr Lacey told Port Pirie Council that Minister H S Hudd, with Harbor Board chairman and Chief Engineer, would arrive Tuesday June 27. He urged pre meeting preparations on waterfront repairs, moorings, water service, and railway arrangements for sporting bodies, plus a welcome for the minister and possible unemployed association event.
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H. S. Hudd
Mini of Marine
Cr. Lacey
Port Pirie
Pirie
Hud
Crystal Brak
Jis
Tovneh
Gr. Cockburn
Lacey Sin
Earey
Weather Log Notes Temperature Readings
Yesterday's top reached 63.5 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 a.m. at 44.4 degrees and the afternoon high at 4.30 p.m. was 51.1 degrees.
Death of New Guinea official from savage attack
An official message announces the death of Mr. Tan Mack assistant District Officer in New Guinea Administration. He was wounded by natives during a skirmish last Tuesday and died of fatal wounds received in the field. Minister C W Marr confirmed the report from Sydney.
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Sydney
C. W. Marr
Territories
New Guinea
Tan Mack
Mr. Mack
Monetary truce talks falter as Roosevelt hostility stalls progress
London reports negotiations for a monetary truce have stalled due to President Roosevelt's opposition over rigid proposals and the dollar sterling rate, while Washington seeks quick termination if it conflicts with price level aims. The Daily Express notes talks with Japan on stabilising the dollar at 26 to 27 dollars, conditioned on Japan allying with America against Ottawa terms and opposition to dumped goods in Britain.
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London
Roosevelt
Washington
Daily Express
America
Japan
Sen
Juan
Ottawa
Beitisle
World Conference Denies US Trade Reduction Plan
Delegates at the London World Economic Conference were unsettled when the United States rejected proposals for a 10 percent cut in import duties a liberal post restrictions and equitable import quotas along with tariff reforms.
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London
World Economic Conference
Deputation to Adelaide on Pirie isolation fees
The Local Board of Health approved sending a deputation to Adelaide to press the Government for changes to isolation fee terms for Port Pirie. Members Lacey Pitt Buard Threadcold mayor Garret will urge a partial payment next year and negotiate relief as many patients require treatment but are unemployed.
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Cockburn
Board of Health
Adelaide
Port Pirie
Messrs
AW. Lacey
Pitt Buard
W. H. Threadcold
B. E. Garret
Corkbirn
Shipping freights concern at Australian conference
Representatives of shippers and shipowners from across Australia gathered in Sydney for the Australian Overseas Transport Association annual conference to press for lower freights and better shipping conditions. A Blue Star Line entry threat to join the Australian Inel looms, with committees formed and formal statements pending as the week advances.
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Sydney
Australia
Australian Overseas Transport Association
Blue Star Line
Inel
Lonterenive
Australian stance against wheat acreage cuts reiterated
The Federal Government sent a cable to Mr. S. M. Bruce in London reaffirming Australia's opposition to any agreement on reducing wheat acreage. The note says no change in attitude since the recent world conference.
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Melbourne
S. M. Bruce
London
Commonwealth
Australi
Australia
Quist Hero Leads Australia In Five-Set Davis Cup Win
In Paris the Australian duo J Crawford and A Quist defeated Satoh and Munoi 1 7 9 6 3 6 8 3 to clinch the doubles over Japan. Australia advances to meet the Britain v Czecho-Slovakia winner in the European zone final. Quist dominated the match with strong serving and aggressive play, while Crawford aided with crucial points to edge a hard-fought victory.
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Paris
J. Crawford
A. Quist
Australia
Japan
Britain
Crawford
Satoh
Iason
Quint
Fang
Occaston
Grawford-McGrath
Quist
Quit
Zatoh
Munol
Grawford
Hosrawi Fa
Uking
Nunoi
Tremendous speed Le Mans Grand Prix record set
A malformatted report describes a four hour motoring Grand Prix at Le Mans. Nuvolari with an Alfa Romeo set a distance record of 1.9534 miles for a lap at an average speed of 1.49 miles per hour, Verant Chinetth also driving an Alfa Romeo covered 1952.9 miles. Richards Ifa Kanyon set 1,589.7 miles and Lormér claims a new record, winning by ten seconds.
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LE Mans
Nuvolari Bommer
Alfa Romen
Nur
Verant Chinetth
Alf
Romen
Is Richards
Labor Unity Motions Highlight Party Unity at Interstate Conference
A series of motions on party unity were raised at the Australian Labor Party interstate conference opening in Sydney. The chief motions are to be sponsored by Victoria and South Australia, with the Australian Workers' Union also pressing for unity.
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Sydney
Auétralian Labor Party
Victoria
South Australia
Australian Workers’ Union
Four Candidates Nominated For Barossa By-Election
Four candidates for the Barossa House of Assembly seat, vacated by the death of Dr. Herbert Bascow, were announced by the District Returning Office. The lineup includes Ginaig vonn Rudall of the L.C.P., Thomas Tonkin Edwards of the P.L.P., Leslie James McMullin of the A.L.I., and Lindsay Yelland, with Gilles Pinins a farmer also listed as Independent. The by-election is set for Saturday in July, two days after Parliament resumes.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Barossa
Herbert Bascow
Mne Olention Iaet
Ginaig Vonn Rudall
L.C.P
Wawler
Round World Flight Delayed Departure From Richmond
Sydney Monday report states Ty Ulm postponed his departure from Richmond Aerodrome to Wednesday morning. His plane Parth in Australia will fly to Derby and arrive there Thursday.
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Sydney
Ty Ulm
Richmond Aerodrome
Parth
Australia
Derby
Unfair Charge Against Banks Defended by Chairman
Mr. W. A. Leitch of Associated Banks rebutted Mr. J. H. Scullin’s weekend broadcast claim that private banks curtailed credit, worsening industry and job loss. Leitch said bankers acted to keep industry moving and warned against unrestrained credit use, stressing banks would not withhold available credit.
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Melbourne
W. A. Leitch
Associated Banks
J. H. Scullin
Leitch
Mc Seukin
County Clubs Disappointed Over Tour Receipts
In London on Monday the Daily Telegraph notes Marylebone Cricket Club receipts from the Australian tour fell short of expectations. Although the index looks strong on paper, county clubs anticipated a windfall but received about 850 pounds per club. MCC’s own haul was 17,000 with the changes around 700 pounds.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Cricket
Marylebone Cricket Chih
Marylebone
Avehange
Death by own action of Peter McVerry at Walsh Bay
The body of Peter McVerry, 64, was found beneath Central Wharf Walsh Bay with a hat and walking stick nearby. A note at his lodgings indicated intent to end his life. The cause cited as acid poisoning with restraints on the wrists.
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Sydney
Peter McVerry
Central Wharf
Walsh Bay
Avsteap
MaeVerry
Robert Harper & Co Reports Yearly Profit of £34167
Robert Harper and Company reports a yearly profit of 34167 pounds. The notice highlights the year's financial performance and underscores the firm's earnings position.
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Melbourne
Robert Harper & Co
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