Australia likely rejects referendums on aviation control
Across Saturday’s voting informal ballots surged as Australia teetered toward defeating referendums to grant Commonwealth power over aviation and marketing. Only Victoria and Queensland backed aviation. marketing faced broad opposition nationwide. Pirie voted No on both. The Constitution requires a Yes in a majority of states, which seems unlikely.
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Commonwealth
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
New South Wales
Western Australia
Tasmania
Barker
Dee
Bulliliby
Ous
Greg Hindmarsh
Wakelles
Wgst
Marketing Yes du Ie
Adelaide
Grey
Boothbury
Wakenfeld
Pirie Subdivision Aviation
Yes
Pirie School
Aud
Tennyson i
Solomontown
Misdou Park
Utea Fown
Te Pirie School
Tennysoury
Uae Misdon Park
Grey Aviation
Bute
Cowell
Crystal Brook
Wes Dik Gap
Elliston
Fowler Bay
Gladstone
Jamestown
Ose
Maitland
Melrose
Minlaton
Port Augusta
Port Germein
Port Lincoln - Pirie
Quorn
Ofay
Snowtown
Streaky Bay
Tarcoola
Tumby Bay
Marboung
Brinkworth
Abe
Bute Oy
Cary Cowell
Gladstome
Melrone
Port Germely
Port Lineain
Pirie
Aza
Treaky Bay
Whyalla
Yarketown
West Australia Aviation
Defeat in New South Wales shocks government voters
In Sydney on Sunday the government faced an overwhelming anti marketing aid vote for the New South Wales plan. Only two electorates Cowper and Michmund supported the measure while Calare and others rejected it, leaving ministers stunned by the country district results.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Cowper
Farle Page
Michmund
Mir
Thaerpy
Lyons Warns Australians Against Aviation Proposal Chaos
Canberra reports Prime Minister J A Lyons warned on Sunday that the public rejection of a proposal to grant the Commonwealth and States powers over marketing would bring chaos. He said the decision, which appeared to reflect grave mistake, would harm Australia’s overall interests and noted the aviation vote defeat as equally disruptive.
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Canberra
J. A. Lyons
Commonwealth and States
Australia &S
Quiet Poll In Pirie Purse Describes Peaceful Ballot Day
Quiet polling occurred in Pirie on Saturday with officers at five booths reporting a calm day. Absentee voting was high as locals away from the subdivision voted. Some voters showed confusion over ballot markings and two questions on one paper. no rival campaigning occurred outside the halls.
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T. H. Anderson
Pirie
Personal Air A W Licey Arrives in Pirie with Lacey party
Leader of the Opposition Air A W Licey arrived in Pirie yesterday morning after visiting Kadina trots. He is accompanied by Mrs Lacey and will return to Adelaide today with Mrs Lacey's daughter and her husband. Mayor NLP W tl threadguld leaves for Adelaide on business Wednesday. Bandmaster A Francis of Pirie Salvation Army Band departs for Melbourne to enter Training Garrion. Various local residents enter Pirie Hospital, including Len Sexton, Jack Fowlands, Jack Gooley, and others, with Jubert London and W Murphy noted improving. Mrs Fhitenne Ellen Ent- Wistle death at 45 recalls local memory. Mrs Burgess survives widower Kelvin.
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Air
A. W. Licey
Pirie
Uting
Kadina Trots
Lacey
Adelaide
L. al. Davis
W. tLhreadguld
NLP
A. Francis
Pirie Salvation Army Band
Melbourne
Willarey Hospital
Fhitenne
Ellen Ent- Wistle
Murgess
Yongala
Jnl
Thomas Burgess
Wallaroo
Burgess
Kelvin
Weather data fragment reports highs and lows
The Saturday maximum reached 63 with a 24 hour low of 0 at 30 am. Sunday shows a maximum of 97 and a 24 hour minimum of 61 at 8 30 am.
Beatene Two Champions in London by Peter Kane
Peter Kane the 18 year old Liverpool boxer defeated French flyweight champion Pierre Louis in the seventh round. The referee stopped the bout for a technical knockout, giving Kane his thirty third consecutive win. Kane had knocked out German flyweight champion Paul Schafer two weeks earlier.
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Recorder
London
Peter Kane
Liverpool
Pierre Louis
Louis
Bett
Kane
Paul Schafer
Four Labor Nominees for Grey Pre Selection Ballot
Four Labor Party pre selection nominees were approved for the Federal division of Grey at a Grey Electorate Committee meeting in Pirie. The nominees are Thomas Boal, Edward James McQuoid, James Stephen Marner, and Leonard William Wilostt. Ballot dates are March 23 to April 10 with federal elections expected in December. delegates present included A W Lacey and others.
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Labor Party
Grey
Pirie
Thomas Boal
North Delta
Moonta
Edward James McQuoid
Rest‘way
Quorn
James Stephen Marner
Leonard William Wilostt
Appila
S. H. Botheras
Wycott
Burra Burra
House of Assembly
McQuoid
Marner
Wirrabura
Messrs
A. W. Lacey
Botheras
G. K. Sharpe
J. M. Beerworth
Port Augusta
R.A. P. Wills
J. H. Jenkins
Wallaroo
80 Passengers on the Moonta Gulf Trip to Pirie Today
The motorship Moonta will reach Pirie this morning with eighty gulf tourists aboard. Names listed include J Johns Wickham Planer Lewin Morrison H Arund A J Nicholls C S Greet Slade Is A Whitford Tyler Staaford Hodge Birks Pooke Granfield Woods Wil on Egan Doyle Figuce Colter Wagstaff and many others.
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Moonta
Pirie
Messrs J. , Johns
Wickham Planer
Lewin
D, Morrison
Sky
Wo A Thomas
G. J. Cox
H. Aruund
A. J. Nicholls
C. S. Greet Slade
Is. A. Whitford
G. ‘Tyler
Staaford
J. (. Hodge
A. E. Bi
J. Brown
J. Bell
H. Herts
M. Algie
M. Neswitherick
L. G
B. McCauley
Lock
T. Moien- Jeffries
P. Hill
E. Radloff
Auckland
Wagstaff
Misses D.craig
A. Williams
1. Worrall
J. Lewin
M. Lewin
L. Jubns
Ot. Wl, 1. Robinson, and
J Meholls
Lead and Spelter Hit New London Metal Prices Record
Adelaide reports lead and spelter reaching new London market highs as copper and tin ease. Lead rises to £32 17s 6d per ton and spelter to £82 13/3, with various quotes for copper and tin showing declines or modest gains amid weekend trading.
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Spelter
Augusta
Australian Lines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Middle
Wheat prices rise on strong overseas demand at Port Adelaide
Wheat at Port Adelaide rose to 5/2 amid better consumptive demand abroad. Reports from Liverpool and Chicago pointed to active buying, with Continental demand improving and shorts being pressured. Weather in U S winter wheat areas remained cool, supporting prices as Winnipes closed steady with other markets. GW Anderson noted Liverpool’s market sensitivity to advancing demand.
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Bosbel
Port Adelaide
Liverpool
Chicago
United
Tates
Winnipes
GW. Anderson
Nien
Liversol
Six drownings honor Sydney launch wreck tragedy
A 433 ft launch wrecked near Sydney Heads in heavy seas. Six men are confirmed drowned with possibly seven. Three were saved after rescue efforts. One survivor clung to rocks for hours before being rescued. Rescue parties faced mountainous waves as they searched for missing crew. The engine failed near North Head as the craft was driven onto the rocks and broken apart. The incident drew help from Manly boats and signalmen at South Head. The names of the victims had not been confirmed.
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Sydney
Sydney Heads
Queman
Bimay Apex
Wills
North Head
South Tead
Oak
Bost
Sverbseradnd
Manly
Jesous
Gun Fired When Being Cleaned During Med Fleet Manoeuvres
London reports three boys and a seaman injured but not seriously aboard the Ramillies during Mediterranean fleet manoeuvres. A gun fired while being cleaned the next morning after a star shell had been loaded overnight. The Ramillies sails to allow an injured man to be X-rayed as bad weather delays proceedings.
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London
Ramillies
Mediterranean
Wamillies
Esk
Go Slow Policy at Barrier Mine Sparks Talks
In Broken Hill, Zinc Corporation underground contract miners plan early week steps to settle a seven week dispute. A job committee may meet superintendent A J Rees on Monday to seek raises for unsatisfied workers, who will continue the present gas slow policy until a resolution.
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Broken Hill
Zinc Corporation
A. J. Rees
Coneset Mainers
Mt Iy
Zinc 1 Corporation
Power Cut Destroys Old Cable Tower Then Restores Service
A townwide power cut yesterday enabled a contingent of ten men to demolish and replace a shaky high and low tension cable tower between the Technical School and High School. The Swellers electrical department halted service at 1 am for conduit cleanup and rebuild. By 5 pm power was restored after the new 40 ft steel tower, built at the corporation workshops, stood complete as a testament to organized effort.
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Hediv
Ar. A
Pam
Corporation
Condition of Clare accident victims may return to Pirie
Two of the three Pirie residents admitted to Clare and District Hospital after a motor accident may return home soon. Mrs AL Piller of The Penrse, The penrsce was discharged yesterday but not yet well enough to leave. Mr C H Carnell of Railway Terrace Solomontown and Mr BB Ericksson of Go o deroud Pirie West are as well as can be expected. Carnell may go home this week but will need quiet after leaving hospital.
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Pirie
Clare and District Hospital
al, Piller
Penrsce
Tilendule
C. H. Carell
Railway Tee
Clare
Carnell
Pirie Swimmers at Broken Hill Coast Carnival
Broken Hill hosted a swimming carnival with Pirie swimmers achieving notable results. J Schott won the 220 yd handicap from M Geering of Sydney and J Medea of the USA with Geering 2 min 25 sec and Medica 2 min 22 sec. Sehott swam 2 min 56 sec for the distance. Soho and W Roberts won the 85 yd handicap final. Pile team of Velteh, Sehott, and Roberts placed second in the 165 yd medley relay behind Frokeo Hil No. 4. Mort Miver reported yesterday afternoon. The 30 yd men handicap saw B Williams and V Powell clock 24 2/5 sec. Large School Championaire for Boys 50 yds went to H Heritage Wisdom in 37 2/5 sec. Country Championship 100 yds included J Davis Strathalbyn, W Warmanson Walkers, A Wh Eatwarde Pirlo with 1 6 4/3. Women’s event featured handicap sprints with A Gill, B Wendry leading the heat, and J Bach, P White in the final.
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J. Schott
M. Geering
Sydney
J. Medea
USA
Geering
Medica
Sehot
Soho
W. Hoberts
Sehott
Pile
D. Velteh
Sehoff
Roberts
Frokeo Hil
Mort Miver
B. Willams
V. Powell
H. Heritage
Wisdom
Cieia
le Billenell
J. Davis
Strathalbyn
W. Warmanson
Walkers
Eatwarde
Pirlo
Womn
A. Gill
B Wendry
J. Bach
P. White
Bach
Edwards Placed At Ethelton in Bourne Shield Swim
Adelaide reports the Largs Bay Amateur Swimming Club hosted its annual open meet at the Ethelton Club pool for the Bourne Shield district schools championship over 550 yards. Laferri's No team included A Tumatan J Hawes and Fiteserald. Port Adelaide Ethetten Fihelten noted among entrants.
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Adelaide
Largs Bay Ameteur
Ethelton Club
Laferri
Tumatan
Hawes
Fiteserald
Port Adelaide
Ethetten
Fihelten
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Ses
Paterson
Janet
Peymewce
Peason
Port Pirie
Orman and
Florence Streets
Halle
Yea
W. J. Lawton
Kalgoorlie
Lawton
Len Sexton
Royal Exchange Hotel
Pirie Hospital
Jack Fowlands
Tue H
First Underdale Fea Scouts
A. Jenner
Coonamla
Jack Gooley
Pirie West
Marsh Champion
W. Champion
Hupert Londott
Piriy Wests
Hert Parsons
Amarm Street
Tint West
P. Grow
Vort Germein
Virle Hospital
LABOR
A. Lyons
Copper
Tim
WEW
Big J
Smalters
Schoff
Schmming
Edwards
Ethelton
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