Birth pangs of a new generation, Massey tells Pirie group
Mr. J T Massey, AdeLa de M C A general secretary, spoke to an aridrove Pirie business gathering about Europe’s youth and a coming new generation. He cited cross national interdependence seen in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and described youth demands as reshaping world affairs after travels through Asia and Europe.
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Britain’s gold reserves rise amid exchange account reforms
In Commons Sir John Simon notes past gold losses 750 million pounds in 11 weeks and urges safeguards. Exchequer chief cites public disclosure risks and outlines plans to raise the account from 20 to 50 billion pounds, with six monthly updates and Public Accounts Committee reports.
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Man dies of burns in Mount Barker Hospital Adelaide
W G Dohne of Blyth died in Mount Barker hospital from severe burns suffered when a tent fire occurred near Mount Barker. The injured man was moved to hospital and treated for facial burns and other injuries, with reports indicating he died after being hospitalized.
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Attempted break into shop on Sulu street noted
Tron marks found on the vom yesterday morning indicate an attempt to break into a Sulu street store in Solomontown late Monday night or early Tuesday. The store was a general business of TL Pleken. Police have been informed.
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Brutal attack on Pirie girl shocks Solomontown
Ruth Hemmings 17, daughter of Rev and Mrs Hemmings, was attacked at 1:40 am near King and Wilkins streets in Solomontown. She received four stitches and was treated for shock at Pirie Hospital before being sent home. The assailant, an unidentified man, fled. police have not yet arrested anyone.
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Centenary Train Adelaide to Pirie Opens Broad Gauge Line
A centenary train leaves Adelaide station at 7.50 am carrying 10 to 400 passengers as the first to ride the new broad gauge route from Redhill to Pirie. Six coaches buffet car and three horse boxes pull by CW-class Pacific engine. Train passes wheat and sheep country to three new stations Mergiton Worilha Nurom. Commonwealth Railways to Port Augusta line ready. no opening date decision yet.
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Keen Debate Over Smelters Picnic and Prize Money
A Broken Hill Associated Smelters meeting of the Picnic and Sports Committee discussed raising prize money and expanding open events for employees. Seventeen members attended the previous curtains meeting, chaired by Mr J S Keyes, with 32 present at last night’s session. The discussion weighed the impact of mine closures and Sunday sports, aiming to balance local participation with public interest in Pirie.
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Pirie race meeting prep sparks debate and changes
A Pirie race meeting get together draws figures like Ty Mussty and Dennis gvereary from Shays Beiutes Limited as speakers. Discussion covers entrant fees open events and funding with Emendations proposed to reduce prize money for open events and reallocate toward amateur heats amid external donations and local club support.
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Waterman discusses amuesment promoter bonds and new restrictions
Mr Waterman stated the amusement promoter system must change under an impending reform. He cited bonds to prove admissions and timely results, the 1916 rule forcing seven day proof, and the need for pre payment before opening venues. He noted all non charity dances would fall under new head. The Government may modify the regulation after talks with the Pili Distributors Association.
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Orasill
Icebound Duck Frozen In Cold Australian Tale
A fragmented report describes frost and cold in a state region with references to Melbourne area and the Yarra River. A duck allegedly became trapped in ice in the Worrulidlyte area as districts reported severe frost and chilling conditions.
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Disgrace in House as Debate on Supply Bill Ends
In a late night session the House faced charges of hypocrisy amid clashes between Mr Bell and various members. The supply bill debate stretched past dawn with interruptions and sharp exchanges. Dr. Page criticized the conduct, while Acting Prime Minister Ler commented that the discourse as carried by several members would mislead the public.
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Wheat Market Affects Adelaide Weather Impacts North American Crops
Adverse weather overseas sent tremors through markets as North American crop prospects weakened. Reports from Liverpool and Chicago cited rust damage and hopeful but cautious futures, with Canadian actions to move 60 000 trucks to transport wheat. Weather warmed in the southern regions and disruptions persisted across ports and markets.
London Metal Market Report Fragment in 423 18/9 Style
A garbled London Metal Market note lists copper prices with divisions like Standard and wpa and references to gains and quotes. It mentions figures such as £50 4/9 and £64 for certain metals and hints at forward market activity amid unclear wording.
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Temperature Report For Yesterday And Daybreak Reading
The maximum yesterday was 60 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 4:30 am with a reading of 47.8 degrees.
Amusement tax plans unveiled for film and events
Mr Waterman of Ozone Theatres and A G Jeffries announced a new government system for advance payments on amusements. The change, effective from tomorrow, requires promoters to prepay the new duty for picture shows and other entertainments in the Popalita area under the restructured department rules.
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Pirie Mayor reviews twelve months of progress and plans
A year of activity in Pirie is summarized by Mr W H Theendpeld M P mayor. He calls for more water and harbor facilities, notes new works at Solomontown and Wark, and urges dredging to let larger ships reach the port. He highlights roads, drainage, maternity care, wharf lighting, and continued push for new industries.
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Property Bequeathed to Loughlin Family Amid Court Ruling
Melbourne news notes a contested will of the late Marti Loughlin of Ballarat. The State Full Court upheld that ten factions totaling £120,000 remain with the Loughlin family, overturning Justice Duffy's earlier order to distribute funds to Catroll and charities. Costs ordered from the estate. The deceased, a gold fortune earner, left property valued at £240,000 in 1894, now greatly increased.
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Wages Board Appeals Move to Abolish Court
Melbourne Tuesday. The Wages Board appeals movement seeks abolition of the Court of Industrial Appeals. Clerks section and union leaders argue the system undermines conciliation principles and leaves employers exposed to appeals, while the Trades Hall Council plans to petition the Premier to scrap the court.
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