Unions Plot Wage Protest Across South Australia
More than 7,500 rail and tramway workers in South Australia back a protest over differential rates in the Federal basic wage. Metal Trades Council and the Tramways Employes Association vow action with the Australian Council of Trade Unions, seeking a uniform wage for rail and tramway staff and opposing the South Australian differential. A meeting of Tramways Employes Association members condemns the federal differential and the state briefing of counsel.
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Avelaidis Mundas Eth Mechinas
The
Metal Trades Council
Tramways Employes’ Association
Railways and Tramways Services
South Australia
Australian Railways Union
United Trades and Labor Council
South Australian Railways
Vinants Commission
Iterstate Commission
Tramways ‘Trust
Australian Council of Trades Unions
Sout Australia
Hie
Tendsane Lalor Council
Metal ‘Trades Council
Ana
A. A. Drammond
Tus Austration Transiugs Union
Meniet
Sl Uplyns
Cuunell
Tuilway
E. By Dawas
Woumen
Fyuth
Wangelunity
Vlusels
Wiso
Phat Huis
Ramway
Emsployes
Bay Lane
Trauwwey
Assurlatiidh
Brest
Teamiways
Phu Hasle
Une
A.ctic
Beale
Iron Warrior Runs Aground Off Rosebud In Dense Fog
In Melbourne a freighter named Iron Warrior, 3,345 tons, ran aground two sandbanks in thick fog about seven miles off Rosebud at 7 am yesterday. It was held for six hours, refloated at 1 pm, and continued to Whyalla. The captain ordered engines full astern to prevent settling as the ship twisted and freed itself with rising tide and stern lashed water. A cheer rose from the crew as the ship pivoted and backed to deep water.
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Melbourne
Rosebud
Iron Warshiop
Whyalla
South Australia
Ipan
Ecow
Charge of Bodily Harm in Adelaide Party Case
A former police officer Adeline is charged with bodily harm after allegedly striking Mrs Miller at a Hillier party in Kent Town Adelaide. Miller suffers a fractured skull and is hospitalized, while Hillier sustains eye injuries and facial abrasions. Police note many partygoers were intoxicated. Ring, a laborer, is granted leave until Monday for upcoming proceedings.
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Adeline
Mes
Leal Immier
Munson Plave
Adelaide
Rin
Kent Town
Erafter Polley
Hillier
Earhart Putnam Lands in Darwin Amid Weather Hurdles
Amelia Earhart Putnam completing a round the world flight touched Darwin today in breezy conditions. She arrived with Capt. F Nomad aboard the Lockheed Electra after a welcome attended by locals and aviation officials. Weather forecasting help and ground support from government aviation agencies accompanied her reception as plans for further leg to New Zealand and beyond were discussed with officials.
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Darwin
Momlay
Timor Sea
Amelia Earhart Putnam
F. Nomad
Puluam
Divyeles
Puloam
Australia
Bujnin
Elf Aviation Administrative Clark
Wheat market quotes lift amid overseas demand
Wheat prices on the Adelaide market jumped to 4/11 a bushel with truck deliveries at Port Adelaide and chief outports, marking the best quotation in over three weeks. Reports cite favorable crop prospects, steady Winnipeg, and profitable export prospects from West Canada and Australia, amid world shipment figures and cautious profit-taking.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Saga
Winnipeg
Ce We Anderson
Minwte
Xuehi-West Canada
Deays
Segentine Bays
Madrid Seized New Insurgent Attacks Mark Weekend Move
London dispatch describes a fresh insurgent offensive around Madrid with Moorish cavalry and infantry, aiming to cut Madrid from the Mediterranean. Heavy concentrate along the Jarama River linked La Amaranost San Martin to Vegla, with tanks and units engaging across the Valencia railway front and Guadarraras sector. Government siege lines held but casualties were reported as forces sought to encircle the capital.
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London
Madrid
Jarama River
la Amaranost
San Martin
Wn Vegla
Monrish
Valencia ‘Raiway
Mediterranean
Guadarraras
Thermometer records from yesterday and 24 hour low
Yesterday’s high reached 58.5 degrees and the 24 hour minimum ended at 47 degrees at 30 am. The reading reflects a cool start to the day with a slight warming trend later.
Wallaroo Plan and Mining Talks Stir Public Interest
A Wallaroo conference heard unresolved plans to develop Wallaroo ores with British capital. Mr Richards described speculative investments, a potential £1,000,000 Adelaide-anchored company, and confidential fuel and ore details. He warned that speculation could jeopardise the scheme while noting other interests examining similar schemes.
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Nias
Cort
Leite
Sp Gudvest and
Huet Pervillainery
Ube Lyverstration
Adelaide
WeHishh Vapital
White Jalu
Council to press for River Murray water supply
Pirie Town Council voiced strong dissatisfaction with the Public Works Committee report proposing to raise Dundaleer Weir and urged the government to study pumping water from the River Murray to supply the North. They planned to circulate the motion to allied councils and intensify the campaign, noting water quality concerns and winter timing. The meeting stressed immediate practical action and warned against relying on the Murray scheme alone.
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Pirie Town
Public Works Standing Committee
Bundaleer
Murray
Tela
Public Works
Dundaleer Weir
Ned
Snowtown
Crawford in sore throat and feverish for Wimbledon tie
Australian Davis Cup player Crawford is ill with sore throat and fever, delaying his Wimbledon match as doctors treat him. He defeated a opponent 6-4 6-1 6-0 earlier, and expects to be fit for a later round as the draw places him against top seeds Austin, Grant, and McGrath in the quarterfinals and doubles action proceeds with Bromwich-Sproule vs Klio-Schroeder.
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London
Crawford
Wimbledon
Alloca
Austin
Grant
Our
Gracia McGrath
Budgesat Henkel
Parker
Jon Cramm
J Centre
Wadee
McGrath
Henkel
Bromwich—Sproule
Klio—Schroeder
Redhill Line Opening Discussed by Pirie Town Council
Pirie Town Council heard details of the planned ceremony for the official opening of the Redhill Line next month. The meeting included notes on guest arrangements and potential dinner plans proposed by Mr Galan and discussions with Railways Commissioner Me 60 8) Gahan. The mayor emphasized the importance of the occasion and the council's possible role in organizing related events for the opening.
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Redhill
Pirie
Gahan
Cammonwean
Mrr
Threwbuld
Canmell
Galan
Wenhill
Port August
Finance
Personal note on Adelaide board and Pirie visitors
The item lists local residents and visitors including Mrs A J Burnard of Adelaide under treatments at Wirr Hospital and a string of Pirie guests. It notes Hubert Brown in serious condition at Wirrie Hospital, Mr Frank McDynald expected to visit, S J Whitford MP staying at the Royal Exchange and Mr A d Perryman of Port Adelaide arriving for a short holiday with his son Peter. Air mail passengers Adelaide to Whyalla include L Marnop Cyreon and Mrs A Littlejohn.
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Gilroy
Hort Augusta
Pirie
Hubert Brown
Irke West
Wirie Hospital
Frank McDynald
Bire Hospital
Tnlay
Lamarrow
Dr. Perryman
Port Adelaide
von Peter
J. Derry
Gertrude Street
Air Mall
Adelaide-Whyalla
Unclear text summary due to damaged source
Unable to extract a coherent event from the damaged OCR. The fragment references a group or meeting with names and a dinner but lacks clear facts, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a proper headline and card.
Cyclists on Footpath Permit Move Near Smelter Store
A town council meeting approved a request by an unnamed cycling group to erect posts along the footpath in front of the Smelters Store at their own expense. Officials noted posts would narrow the footpath but allow cyclists to travel safely. a permit was granted after debate about pedestrian safety and current road conditions.
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Aterenve Tyrgeliste
Yastwiet
Biele Town
Gaun
Smetries
Walpinks
Frey
Gulley
Somme Ayers
James
Coffey
Gr. Jeanes
Collapses in Train Death Notice and Faint Details
A garbled OCR item reports a man dying after an operation on a train. Names and exact locations are unclear, with fragments suggesting a person named Beritet and a ceremony or date tied to August 17. The stream of letters includes multiple misspellings and scattered references to officials or victims.
Died Broadcasting Announcer Collapses At Microphone
Sydney based Station 281 announcer M. Watts collapsed and died at the microphone during an early morning show. He arrived ill at the studio but kept the programme on air until he fell, with another announcer taking over the session.
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Sydney
Mousey
Olie
Lu Moet
M. Watts
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Iron Warrior
Manchester
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Amicor
Amwertes
Cullins
Diett Rhea
Putyary
Lie
Taygen
Nin
Olive West
Mir
Muliom
Piri
Mins, AE
Putwam
Liverpool
English Company Enquiring
Slo
Advisery Board
Distriet
Iretund
Pirie Council
Bandaleer Bank
North
Dhortage
Guffey
Gr. Neld
Ald
Jeanes
Criminal Court
George Murray
Angus Parsons
Fehards
Cleland
Justiew
William Desmond
Ello
Cosello
Costello
Tal
Velus
Pall Court
Gosletto
Contello
Reid
Crawford Iil
Cunditiu
A. J. Burnard
Aliaideeat
Hirde
Itv
S. J. Whitford
Royal Exchange Hotel
Ste Golut
Sieerst
Alan
Nedhilt
Mort
Deanes
Peter Beritet
Monilay
Mr Mehiardl
Soph Knrhaht
Casadlapseist Terese
Seth UrTiTe
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