Last visit to Pirie of Lord and Lady Gowrie
Representatives from many organisations plan farewell events for Governor General Lord Gowrie and Lady Gowrie during their Northern visit. An assembly of over 2000 school children and numerous groups is arranged with guards of honor by Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. If weather fails, activities at Pirie will move to the town hall. the royal party will view a playground ceremony and depart by noon.
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Pirie
Lord and Lady
Broken Hill
Imperial League
Gowrie
Firte
Boy Scouts
Giri Guléex
Mroken Mill
Theeadgyld
Lncal
Hyme Alending
Commonwealth Grain
Bruhem Hht
Wathen
Meath Association
Istrict and Bushy Narsing Society Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Maggrese’ Hellef Pum ¢Umunitti
Jatintrs — Women's Association
Weeps
Irks Plungers Arsvistion
Vulumer Service Detachant
Education Departmya
Toy Seubt
Orsantsa
Partielle Invthy
Carewell
Kathivring
Lord Gowrie
Pirie Primary School
Rd Het
Lake Ap
Beh Mey VL
le YK Seminary
Pirie Sehool
Mark's
St Anthony’s
Solomumtoven
Uthane Aide
Solomon Town
Wenilaw
Giildes
Uoktuen
Tal
Kaceksior
Derm
St Tobat Saba
Huireison
AP Basan
Phen
T. Whafty
Volding
NT Kalb
Guile
Luke
Wiley
Sideeimes
Bottrall
Australia
Lady Gowrie
North
Wool Industry Future in Melbourne Meeting
Melbourne report notes Mr M L Mall of Goldsbough Mort & Co says signs point to a recovery in wool prices if internal reforms proceed and international tensions ease. He expressed firm belief the industry can rehabilitate with stable governance and supportive policy. Mr Shit urged government focus on rising costs facing the wool sector.
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Melbourne
Aithouzt
ML Mall
Goldsbough, Mort, & Co
Fredom
London metal prices drift with mixed copper and tin moves
Adelaide reports London metal markets with copper and tin showing small shifts. Copper remains unchanged. tin rises slightly in spot while three month tin falls. Silver, speller and lead show mixed declines in spot and forward quotes as markets digest demand.
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Adelaide
London
Hostage tale ends as four convicts recaptured in New York
Australian Associated Press reports a prison siege where four convicts escaped but were recaptured after troopers fired during a masking assault. Wounded include a parole officer, warden’s secretary, and a guard. the officer fainted as attackers demanded an ice pack, and two convicts were seriously hurt.
Daladier Warns of Severe Summer Crisis in Europe
Paris reports Premier Daladier warned that summer would bring the worst international situation in 20 years. He said France would keep conscripts in arms and reinforce defense, with 285 million more spent, while warning upsurge in tensions could delay elections and threaten Anglo French solidarity. British papers echo gravity but offer no clear response.
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Frew
London
Daladier
France
M. Daladiey
Daily Telegraph
Chamber of Deputies
M. Daladier
Europe
M. Deladier
The
M Daladier
London roof escape as fire ravages warehouse district
Fire in central London damages estimated at £1,000,000. Police probe suggests possible IRA involvement. Four storeys of a Barbican warehousing block and surrounding Aldersgate area were engulfed as flames and smoke swept through the city, trapping and forcing scores to flee onto roofs. Casualties reported, investigation ongoing into the cause and responsibility.
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London
UIT
Hout
Wareholme
Barbican
Aldersgate
Stil Bey
Joris Pittyenine
Major Jackson
Niewrtinge
Sis Hunt Satyr Towers
U. Nike
Eyilale
Eben
Country Party Leader Inrow Potential Change
A political report describes internal jockeying within the Country Party as it considers a new leader. Veteran figures such as Mr J McEwen and Mr AO Cameron are mentioned as possible candidates amid shifting support and leadership debates.
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Melnul
Old Wesley Galvan
Thorby
Molt
Videoi
J. McEwen
Cameron
Opposition to National Register Debate Cited by Premier
Premier W Forgan Smith criticized the National Register opposition as inconsistent. He shifted stance noting Australia must defend itself by relying on internal resources human and material, a view he reportedly favored on April 27.
Railway Worker Killed in Sydney Tunnel Rush
A rush of air as two trains passed near the Harbor Bridge caused workmen to fall from safety niches at the tunnel mouth. One man named Hettler was killed and another, Chatfey, was seriously injured as Pass was drawn from shelters and rail wheels struck a carriage.
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Sydney
City Railway
Harbor Bridge
Jack Uasy Hettler
Chatfey
Tie
Australian Wheat Markets Hold Steady Amid Upturn in Options
Adelaide shippers keep limits tight for farmers as new wheat options rise overseas while markets close firm. Western Australia sells 7000 tons to the United Kingdom at 20/10% a quarter, Queensland wheat 400 tons aboard Middlesex at 19/10%. Liverpool and Chicago show firmness with no demand improvement. harvesting hampered by bad weather.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Petersen
United Kingdom
Queensland
Middlesex
Liverpool
G. G. Nicholls and Sons
Chicago
Poles Shoot Down German Plane Near Danzig
Poles fired a warning shot at a German aircraft flying over fortifications opposite Gdynia. The plane reportedly fell into the sea and the occupants were picked up by a passing German merchant ship. Berlin says no details are available. A Warsaw despatch notes armed German officers arriving from East Prussia amid frontier tensions near Lissa and Dan area detentions.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Guiliia
Prussia
Gerats Narrows
Danarea
Thermometer readings show yesterday’s high and low
Yesterday’s maximum reached 59.9 degrees with the 24 hour low ending at 10 am. Weather details indicate a cool day with no precipitation reported.
Archbishop Killian Dead in Melbourne Mercy Hospital
The Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide Rev Dr Killian died today at Mercy Hospital East Melbourne after a short illness. Formerly Bishop of Port Augusta he will be interred at West Terrace Cemetery in Adelaide after body removal.
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Port Augusta
Shenae Ri
Killian
Adelaide
Mercy Hospital
Melbourne
Anil
Carhulit
West Terrace
Local Hospital Admissions and Airmail Passenger List
Mrs A Tobin of Ottilind street Pirie West was admitted to Pirie Hospital surgical ward yesterday. Mr A Watt of Fifth street Pirie West admitted to Pirie Hospital. Rabbi D Freedman, leader of WA Jewish community, seriously ill in Perth Hospital after heart attack at Returned Soldiers League HQ. Ormond College council and Melbourne University theological hall discuss post graduate studies. A Coles fell ill while working at the Smelters sample mill, taken home. E Ranger readmitted to Pirie Hospital after relapse. Roy Jee of Squire street Salmontown injured in an incident. Marie Freeman of Kingsford, Sydney, staying with Mr and Mrs T W Richards, to depart Pirie for Adelaide today. M J Saler of Fourth street Pirie West in Pirie Hospital surgical ward, fairly comfortable last night. Master Ron McPherson of Moorhouse street Solomontown progressing after appendicitis, hopes to leave Pirie Hospital soon. admitted June 18 for a toe injury from cutting wood. Airmail passengers list for Adelaide Whyalla service released by Mr.
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A. Tobin
Ottilind Street
Pirie + ‘West
Pirie
A. Watt
Fifth Street
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
D. Freedman
Western Australia
Perth
Imperial League
League
Ormond College
Mel WP
Melbourne University
Theological Hall
M. J. Saler
Fourth Street
Ron McPherson
Moorhouse Street
Solomontown
Meynell Denies Killing Baby in Murder Trial
Adelaide jurors hear Mrs Meynell recount a troubled upbringing and financial strain after marriage. She describes catching fainting spells, worsening health after the first birth, and fear for a second child before admitting she ran away with the infant missing overnight. Police found the child and she returned home with support from Miss McCarthy.
Tragic case of infant death and long worry described
A mother recounts months of exhaustion and fear over her baby’s illness and injuries, including falls, a broken leg, and missed medical care, culminating in the infant’s death after she recalls slapping him and finding him unresponsive. She describes a chilling moment of mistaken heartbeat and lingering doubt about her role in the tragedy.
Accused Woman Recounts Night of Fear and Suspected Killing
The defendant described a blank mental state and an urge that led her to fear she had harmed her baby. She recalled wandering, seeking a doctor, and police interviews that felt leading, while insisting she did not kill the child. Medical testimony suggested natural death rather than foul play. The hearing was adjourned.
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Lab
Baby
Babyy
B Ut
Vnu
Thyron
Br. Sumner
Siv
Sumner
Joe Ee
Ead
Accuaed
Philcox
Dr. Has
Mary Agnes McCarthy
Women Police
Areland
Knoxville
H. $. Govermian
Daby
Mareeba Hy
Stockowners to Meet in Port Augusta
Stockowners to meet in Port Augusta on Wednesday as organizers announce one of the largest and most representative gatherings planned. Key figures from the industry are expected to attend, with discussions focused on market trends and cooperative strategies.
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Port Augusta
Mr. Frank Tate Dead
Notice announces the death of Mr. Frank Tate in Collepsa with sparse details. State or local funeral arrangements and exact death date are not provided in the readable fragment.
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MR. Frank Tate
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