Pirie Hosts Farewell Tour For Governor Hore-Ruthven
Port Pirie welcomed Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven and Lady Hore-Ruthven on a farewell tour. A civic reception at the Playground drew 2000 residents after visits to the Smelters and the hospital aboard the Moonta. The governor received a silver inscribed bowl, and both dignitaries toured wards and spoke with patients before a grand farewell procession with schoolchildren and a Britannia statue centerpiece.
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Port Pirie
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Lady Hore-Ruthven
Spencer Gulf Ports
Alexander
South Australia
Hore- Ruthven
L. G. Tassie
E.T. Caraish
Fry
C. A. Degenhardt
D. H. Woodward
G. Dey
P. J McMahon
Moonia
Hore-Ruthven
3. J. Warren
Mothers and Babies’ Health Association
Jr. K. Williams
Giles
Osrd
Rivie
Bunn
A. W. Lacey
Teaner
Dunn
Willoebra
Hores Ruthven
Archdeacon Threadgold
Nédracs Otme
Pine
Sir Alexander
Pirie
Whate
Charity cricket match in Pirie to aid Bihar earthquake relief
A three day charity cricket event at the pavilion in Pirie featured the M.G.C. team and the All-India eleven raising funds for Bihar quake relief. The event opened with the Song of Australia sung by local children and included remarks by the mayor and a telegram from Archdeacon Dunn.
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Stants
Guides
Wolf Cubs
Andyheownirs
Iting Las
Excel
Cabtea Pavillon
BLAS
Excelsior
Caceres
Omeeaed
Saleh
Bihar
Unwn Council
Thes Wives Pellet
M.G.C
Ansk
Pirie
German Recovery Heralded at Leipzig Fair
Berlin Monday EF Goebbels opened the Leipzig Fair and said unemployment fell from 2,250,000 to 3,760,000. He cited a 46 percent drop in bankruptcies, 12 percent higher goods production, and larger factory turnover. He reported 40,000 more houses built than in 1932.
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Berlin
EF Goebbels
Propaganda and Enlightenment
Leipzig
Hitler
Ite
Cotton Conference Between Britain and Japan
Tokyo and London report on Anglo-Japanese trade talks with warnings a breakdown could occur. UK and Japanese positions face stalling, with next Wednesday's meeting possibly final as Japan must bear responsibility for any global market implications.
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Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Wil
London
Teleris
Manchester
End of Era Memorandum May Be Rejected
London reports a French disarmament note due this week may signal a full rejection of Sir John Simon's memorandum, jeopardizing ongoing negotiations. German papers suggest Britain faces a hard line from France, with Berlin fearing a collapse of European armament talks.
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Recorder
London
I Daily Herald
Sir John Simon
Germany
Stihm
France
Ain Ney
Berliner Tegablatt
Temperature marks for yesterday reported highs and lows
Yesterday's weather records show a maximum of 98.1 degrees and a minimum of 66.6 degrees for the 24 hours ending at 8 30 am.
Famous airman missing endangers search near Le Bourget
Famed French aviator Costes disappeared after taking off from Le Bourget at 12.16 p.m. Saturday in a small touring plane named Phalene bound for Copenhagen. Authorities fear he may have crashed into the North Sea, with two seaplanes conducting sweeps as aerodromes nationwide monitor for his safety.
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Panis
Costes
le Bourget
Copenhagen
Phalene
North Boa
Residents of Pirie Stay at Royal Exchange Hotel
Personal notes list numerous visitors to Port Augusta branch of the Commonwealth Bank and other locals spending the weekend in Pirie. Names include Mr. M. J. Murphy and H. Fllosan in Pirie for a meeting, Mrs Archer arriving from Port Augusta, and Mr Ho Rosewarne Kadina among guests at the Royal Exchange Hotel.
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Port Ancusta
Commonwealth Bank
Pirie
Royal Exchange Hotel
M. J. Murphy
The
Australian Workers' Union
H. Fllosan
Secretars
Pirie Toda
Priend
Motteram and
Fone
Mies Lb
Archer
Pirle
Port Augusta
Ho Rosewarne
Kadina
Lowe
Mr. Watts
Mantle Moden
Nets
BR. Westley
Adelaide
Mtagia
Rosal Exchange Hotel
R. Favilla
Stoppage at Wonthaggi Mine Over Dismissals
A stoppage occurred at the Wonthaggi mine as workers halted work against the dismissal of eight wheelers. The protest began after the company fired multiple employees, prompting a halt in operations and labor actions.
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Wonthaggi Mine
Monlay
Ate Vear
Wonthaget
Joey
Rations Scale Review Promised by Minister Adelaide
Minister S Jeffries promised to review the present ration scale. A 12 man deputation and about 300 unemployed gathered outside his office asking for double the current rations plus clothing, boots, blankets, rent grants, medical facilities and protection of goods. He noted the scale is fixed for a normal family and would be reviewed to ensure sufficiency for normal needs.
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Adelaide
S. Jeffries
Jeffries
Yanco Welfare Farm Scandal Rocks Inquiry
Sydney reports a farm enquiry in Veclon where Kenneth Cummins testified that a boy named Tanner was forced to run 44 to 82 miles in punishment for fighting, with the boy dying days later. Cummins said he did not know the boy had heart trouble.
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Sydney
Monihay
Yanco Welfare Farm
Veclon
Kenneth Cummins
Mount Lofty Girls School Saved From Blaze After Desperate Fight
Desperate battle by about 140 men and 50 locals saved Stawell Girls' School Mount Lofty from fire driven by strong winds. Flames roared up a gully within 30 yards of buildings as a wall of fire menaced Adelaide side suburbs. About 200 workers and volunteers fought the blaze, with support from residents and visitors arriving at Pirie hotels.
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Adelaide
Stawell Girls
Mount Lofty
Mount Lofty Summit Road
Stirling
Crafers
Stawell Girls’ School
Harvey Princinai
R. Wright
Trang
Overs
Nelzhhors
Harvey
T. B. Smith
G. A. "Dalton
Pire
Royal Exchange Hotel
Greenhill
Mount Lofty Summit
Toy 3 Point
Mount Barker Road
Eagle-on-the-Hill
Great Earthquake Shock Reported From Sydney Observatory
Seismograph at Riverview Observatory recorded the most severe quake ever traced in Sydney running for over two hours. Estimated distance 1600 miles toward New Zealand with lines south of Palmerston down. Officials warned Dominion communications were down and alerts were sent to New Zealand.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Riverview Observatory
Palmerston
Hunger marchers rally in Trafalgar Square clash with police
In London thousands of hunger marchers gathered yesterday in Trafalgar Square after marching from across the city. A large police presence kept traffic moving as workers voiced support for the hunger marchers and urged a reply to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Trafalgar Square
Elimination plight discussed before Wheat Commission
Witnesses argued the Australian farmer must receive 3 shillings sixpence per bushel to survive as subsidised rivals in Europe and other nations would gain from Australia’s elimination. Hawker and Macdonald warned of mortgage funding needs and machinery collapse, noting European prices and the looming failure of the wheat industry as the commission adjourned.
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Sydney
Wheat Commission
C. AS. Hawker
MHP
Macdonald
New South Wales
Mortageesould
Hawker
Othier
France
Italy
Germany
England
Commission
Six hundred firefighters battle fires amid smoke menace in Melbourne
In a dramatic rescue operation, 600 firefighters moved by motor cars saved buildings on Mount Loft Piccadilly and East Stirring. Mr CG Leiton saved his own house by a burning break 60 yards away. Other homes including Dr De Crespieny and Gen. Dean were protected as 100 men created breaks. MP Shan fan aided scouts. Telegraph linesmen prevented inter ception while vast smoke blanketed the region, resembling a volcano.
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Adelaide
Mount Loft
Piccadilly
East Stirting
CG. Leiton
de Crespieny
Gen. Dean
Shanfan
Melbourne
Governor Rolph Critically Ill in California Pneumonia Suspected
Governor Rolph of California is seriously ill with suspected pneumonia. The condition is described as critical. A prior incident involved his reaction to a lynching of two self-confessed kidnappers, which stirred strong controversy and comments from supporters and critics alike.
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Recorder
San Francisco
Rolph
California
Labor Unity Conference in Sydney Promotes Labor Unity
Labor Unity SYDNEY Monday reports the interstate conference of the Federal Labor Party opened in Sydney with a mood toward unity between Labor factions The keynote urged a united front at the next general election Six Lang Party delegates were admitted without voting power and will address the gathering The conference drew attention from A J P executives Trades and Labor Council and others. Premier Forgan Smith was absent.
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Sydney
Federal Labor Party
Labor Party
Lang
Messrs. Giden. Gibson. Kel
A.J.P
Trades and Labor Council
Forgan Smith
Queensland
Lastle Girl Lost in Pirie Found Safe
Fay Hudson, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Madsom of Ellen street, wandered from her father’s shop at 10 am and was found seven hours later. News of the disappearance was broadcast and residents assisted in the search. She was taken in by Mrs Johanson of Agnes street Ellendale until her parents claimed her. Fay has wandered lately and was previously found at Solomontown last Friday.
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Fay Hudson
Madsom
Ellenstreet
Fay
Ellendale
Immoral Conduct in Half Caste Home Reported
Canberra dispatch says G. K. Freeman superintendent of the Alice Springs low half caste home was suspended after a mapts rate for immoral conduct with a female inmate. Freeman is dismissed and his wife, matron of the home, is suspended though no charge was lodged against her.
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Canberra
Alice Springs
G. K. Freeman
Ubal Freeman
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H. Wil Hamson
C. H. Woodward
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Sir Alexander Ana Assay
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Yanco
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Henry Berry
Central Hotel
C. T. Knight
Harrison San Miguel Proprietary, Limited
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J. M. Gosse
W. G. Duncan
A. D. Hill
Mesdames Hill
Gosse
Lloyd
Duncan
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