Newcomer Wins North Western Golf Championship
Maitland golfer Chinner in his first appearance annexed the North Western Championship at Pirie Golf Club after a Saturday draw with J W Thameon of Gladstone. They played a playoff Monday morning, Chinner winning by nine strokes. Adams finished third with 73 in the afternoon. Seventy clubs sent competitors. weather was chilly. strong rounds led by Thomson and Chinner.
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Chinner
Maitland
Pirie Golf Club
J. W. ‘Thameon
Gladstone
Deide
Imame
Pirie
D. H. Adams
Plu
U. 4. Thomson
J WS .Thomson
Lindstone Brothers
W.s. Cherie Witenbarns
Chinener
Adams
Cherie
Rie
Edwards
Port Victoria
W. Scott
Cout
Hopkins
Spenaley
Port Broughton
Wustell
W. Rymftt
Wtivs
Aslatence
Sat Ireay
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Wastell
Eb, Holder
Kadina
Thomdom
J. W
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Rand
Ea Nti Saeers
Adama
Adame
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Ghiener
Tromson
Auwes
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Tad
Mls
Thomsen
Watts
Kobe
Westcube
Aya
Chintee Tuke
Sue
Wouwsin
Thoreon
Gensa
Thomson
Mabunki
Nhimer
Chine
Ule
Nis
Wurmer
Assuulties
Salinluy
Azain Wueh
Eniamittee
Mesdamnes
Not Efficient Enough Why State Industries Are Few
The Auditor-General Mr J W Wainwright warned at Victor Harbor that poor industrial organisation drives South Australia’s population loss to eastern states. He cited unsolved efficiency issues and output gaps as root causes discussed before the Australian School of Political Science meeting.
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Victor Harbor
Commonwealth
J. W. Wainwright
South Aus
Aourtralian School of Political
Wainwright Calls for Industrial Efficiency Institute
Mr. Wainwright urged South Australia to create an Institute of Industrial Research to study secondary industries and raise efficiency. He argued the State must move beyond private gain and laissez faire to invest in industrial progress and improve material welfare. He cited international efforts to advance production methods and reduce waste.
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Mr. Wainwright
Wainwright
Industrial France Corporation
South Australia
Institute of
Industrial Research
Five Killed Torpedoed by Submarine Reported
London dispatch reports a Spanish freighter Cabo Palos was sunk by a submarine while en route to Valencia with cargoes of food. Foreign commentators speculate the sub is rebel owned, with one unconfirmed claim it acted for the government. The commander reportedly mistook the food ship for an armed rebel trawler.
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London
Valencia
Cabo Palos
Weather brief: Saturday and Sunday temperatures
The Thermometer reports Saturday maximum 63 and minimum 42 at 8.30 am, then Sunday maximum 64 and minimum 40 at 8.30 am.
Pirie News Summary From Local Visitors and Accidents
Local Page reports Mo Wat Byrd from the Mogul diet Hub arriving in Pirie today to perform with a concert group. Betsy M. from Bendigo suffers a hospital ward injury while at work when a bar falls on her. West coast sportsman Bert O Dunnor brings a horse for upcoming Northern rave meetings. Mount Mt. Mounta and other passengers listed arrival details for hospital and railway developments. visitors praise Pirie life, smelters, and surrounding scenery.
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Bert O'Dunnor
Pirie
Wheat Prices Hold Steady Amid Adelaide Market Pressure
Adelaide traders kept 4/10 a bushel limits on trucks at port Adelaide while Wheat in Liverpool opened lower on weak demand, later firming as nervous shorts covered. A weather weather-shaken Canadian outlook and political tensions weighed on Americas markets, closing firm.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Liverpool
G. G. Nicholls
Americas
Canada
Hidden 15 Years Olds Found in Australia Town Compound
A mother confined three siblings in a rear compound for 15 years in Sydney area. The afflicted boy and two sisters, described as Mongolian imbecility, showed grotesque facial changes and glandular enlargement. The boy died in a reception home while the two others were rescued.
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Sydney
Coas
Woodren
Kirka
Heals
Australia
Tras
Bishop Gilroy Denounces Communism in Sermon
Right Rev. Dr. N. T. Gilroy denounced communism to a crowded St. Mark's Church gathering, condemning its atheism and alleged opposition to Catholic teaching. He cited Communist influence in New South Wales unions and warned of revolution, urging parental example and church solidarity to counter the movement.
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N. T. Gilroy
Port Augusta
St. Mark's Church
Austrati
Rank
Funk
Ble
New South Wales
Railwaynun
Sarnon
Vey
Gilroy
Adelate
Communist Party
Meviia
Spain
Winston Churchill
Mabusa
Mary
Ty Utoueke
M. F. Thusuldeacon
Ted
Hospital for Broken Hill Receives Government Grant
Government funds a major hospital project at Broken Hill with a revised grant. Minister Stuntier announced after a hospital board meeting that the plan to erect a men’s building was drafted, and the government increased support from 120,000 to 75,000 to align with updated estimates.
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Stuntier
Metihers
Hospital
Quarrels of Nazis Arm In High Treason Trial
The report alleges Nazi tensions involving Bishop Ludwig Selwastian of Speyer and Cardinal Paceltl. Prosecutors produced a photostat of a letter dated 1935 in which quarrels between brows shirts and steel helmets were cited. The bishop reportedly refused to confirm writing the letters about renditions to a foreign power.
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Ginargen
Ludwig Selwastian
Speyer
Prankenttal
Germany
Cardinal Paceltl
Not at Pickfair wedding for Mary Peckford and Ruddy Rogers
Hollywood Sunday reports Mary Peckford and Ruddy Rogers wed in a sycamore tree setting similar to a past film scene. The ceremony occurs in Louis Lighton’s garden with Rogers’s brother as best man and Rev. L. Ash officiating. Mary Pickford has yet to choose a dress among three grey bluish gowns.
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Hollywood
Mary Peckford
Ruddy Roger
Cime
Louia Lighton
Rogers
Pickfair
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Mrs. Lighton
Rev. L. Ash
Roadway Links Also Railway Line At Birkenhead
Collapse of timber support under the road and railway at No 2 berth Birkenhead wharf caused the roadway and line to sink several feet for over 50 yards. Large cracks opened in the roadway as workmen replace timbers beneath the wharf. Barriers placed on the wharf while new concrete foundations at Port Adelaide show solid bases.
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Birkenhead Wharf
Port Adelaide
England Batting V New Zealand At Lords
England won the toss and opened the match versus New Zealand at Lords. England were 7 down for 370 at stumps with Yardstaff 114 and Hammond 140. Cowie led New Zealand bowling with three wickets for 97 runs.
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London
England
Zealand
St ‘Lords
Kemgsond
Redias
Hadiee Hammond
Ker
Earnest Walls Verity
Come Voce
Tindallards
Moloney Paynter Roberts
J. It Parks
Robina
Nune
Yardstaff
Hammond
New Zealand
Cowie
Ruuns
Australia dominates first innings in women’s second Test
In London on Sunday the Australian women compiled 227 in the first innings as Lowe top scored with 43 and McLarty claimed two wickets for 29, while England struggled. Australia 3 wickets down for 108 later in the day.
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London
England
Tatler
Wimbledon Tennis Scores Highlight Upheaval in Britain
In Wimbledon championships yesterday Crawford ABH defeated Sans Vou and Germany defeated OSA Coes 6S, signaling a tense round as players from Coblen and surrounding regions competed amid recentering tensions.
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Coblen
Wimbledon
Crawford
Sans Vou
Germany
Wate
Osa
Coes
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Master Printers’ and Allied Trades Association
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