Premier voices push for Pirie to Murray River road
Uncertain talks at Morgan mark push from Pirie and Morgan deputations for a through road to the River Murray. Premier Butler notes possible increase in road funding next year, while Pirie mayor and council press for main roads grants and better mileage, stressing Pirie’s growth and need for a modern arterial route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
R. L. Butler
Pirie
River Murray
Adelaide
Mosander Street
Council General Fund
Australian metal market report from Sunday trading
Lead and silver prices move on London exchanges with standard and forward quotations. Three month lead falls and rises noted, silver unchanged. market notes include spot shifts and forward prices amid evolving trading, with mixed changes across listed metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Mines and Milily Association
London Metal Exchotigs
Warhanewd
Mnel
Thuhle Fine
Geologists discuss rational survey and regional talks
Abb y Richardson and Dr J K Wari returned to Adelaide from Melbourne after attending a meeting with scientists and Commonwealth and State Government officials to discuss proposals for a rational geological survey. Also noted are obituary and philanthropy items including legacies from local institutions and the death of Mr Abraham Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Richardson
Waite Institute
J. K. Wari
Adelaide
Melbourne
Torrential Rain Rips Sydney Suburbs Floods and Lightning
Severe downpours swept through the Sydney metropolitan area with extensive damage in Turramurra Epping and other suburbs. Rain peaked at 378 points by 10 am and gusts of lightning struck several homes while storm waters swamped streets and flooded yards. A near flood at Terry's Creek forced evacuations and property losses occurred across the region with one residence flooded and a resident marooned.
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Sydney
Turramurra
Hunt Debween
Epping
J. Dence
Epsaid
Wan
Canberry
Camuen Hall
Terry's Creek
Labor Party Rejects Lang Domination in Unity Move
Labour figures declare the unity conference shows no single person can dominate the movement. Norman Makin argues Labor will set its own policy and reconcile internal differences, while Lyons is warned against assuming outside control. The party believes Lang influence will not prevail in the next federal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinday
Labor
Lang
Norman Makin
M.H.R. Metering
Lavns
Australia
Michik
Makin
Labor Party
Lame
Lyle Party
Hound Hs Polley
Ham Path
Ds Dow
Ada
Weather Summary From Weekend Readings
The thermometer recorded Saturday high of 89.8 and a 24 hour minimum of 61.5 ending 8.30 am. Sunday showed a high of 95.3 and a low of 61.2 at 8.30 am.
Local visitors and staff notes from Pirie district
Local figures including Mr G R Choiore president of the Liberal and Country League and MP H o S Dunks attend meetings in Mundoora and Pirie. Middleton and M M B Middleton plan Adelaide visits to discuss projected school improvements while Ly Jewell heads to Adelaide for the Australian Federation Union conference. Several residents pass and travel. H F Noblet returns after patrol, Rev D Powell Richards sails to Kobe for months, and staffer M J Sandery departs for Adelaide.
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G. R. Choiore
M.l.c
Liberal and Country League
H. Os. Dunks
M.pi
P. A. McBride
Mag. Lundhed
Virie
Adelaide
West Coast
Mundoora
Pine
M. M. B. Middleton
Pirie
L.C.L
Mmb. Middleton
Ly Jewell
Mirie
Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen
M. J. Sandery
the Recorder
W. H. Yelland
C. P. Munn
Sandery
China anxiously watches Japan amid shifting power in Asia
A Shanghai dispatch reports rising alarm over Japan's moves in China and Manchuria. Analysts fear Tokyo will press to suppress communism and extend influence, with Chiang Kai-shek's stance seen as pivotal while Britain, Russia, and Germany are cited as potential external actors shaping a Far East balance. The piece notes military and civil rifts in Nanking and the risk of a broader conflict if Japan advances in Shantung and adjacent regions.
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Shanghat
Hina
Japan
China
Kata
Mirady
Mina
Egypt
Britain
Chiang Kai-Shek
Sanking
Far East
Hein
Russia
Nanking
Shantung
Nie
Marsldane
Ify
Development corporation idea in South Australia eyed by banks
In Adelaide a plan to form an industries development corporation draws favorable bank reactions. Chairman Me Camu notes banks prefer careful, sound measures and discretion, warning against hasty expansion. Officials say banks may help once the Premier coordinates details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Industries Development Corporation
South Australia
TW Camu
Associates
Gumm
Unclear text on industrial development and labor concerns
The readable fragments discuss a proposed corporate operation by an entity named in association with banks and a state labor party leader. Mentions of industrial development, federal funds, and concerns over private funds for individuals appear, with references to employment and long-term industry plans. No clear individuals or places are fully identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suverky
Mth Industries Development Corporation
Secondary Industetet
Ain
Labor Officials Split Over Saturday Shopping Ban
Adelaide Labor officials traded views on closing shops for the full Saturday, with State Labor president Richards backing the proposal and secretary Ward opposing. Traders cited Saturday morning business and pay-day patterns, while concerns included longer weekday hours and higher production costs if Saturday work stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
I. S. Richards
Mut
Labor Party
F. F. Ward
Unough
Hintle
Tost
Mances
Anns
Tasmaniad
Niage
Moonta Departs Port Adelaide With Seventy Passengers
The motor vessel Moonta leaves Port Adelaide for Pirie with seventy passengers aboard. The listed travelers include L Goldsworthy Alison EH Johnson Bad Harry BW White W Jadshaw D Davoren Wena Richards Po McEvoy F L Warren HL Merry RHE Mitchall G Michelt T Mit R A Dalton A Miles W H Wood G Frost W Burke F A Rosser O Cattrall D J Rice and numerous spouses nurses and attendants among the company aboard. Master David Rosser leads the party.
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Moonta
Pirie
Port Adelaide
L. Goldsworthy
Alison
EH. Johnson
Bad
Harry
BW. White
W. Jadshaw
DY Davoren
Wena, Richards
Po McEvoy
F. L.warren
HL Merry
Rhe Mitchall
G Michelt
T. Mit
R.A. Dalton
A Miles
W. H. Wood
G. Frost
W. Burke
F. A. Rosser
O. Cattrall
D. J. Rice
David Rosser
Andrew Smith
A. E. Webb
Woodhead
G. Cobian
H Candy
L. Mitchell
R. HH
Mitchell, JR
Gordon
E, Millard
RL Packer
F. King
Sudeman Fate Looms Over Melbourne High Court Appeal
A Melbourne High Court appeal is expected for Arnold Sudeman, 35, Leongatha laborer, seeking leave to challenge a death sentence for the murder of Dine Roshner of Leongutta. The case centers on the Court of Criminal Appeal ruling and potential cabinet considerations, with timelines tied to Gov. action and safety concerns for swimmers in the North Western carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Melbourne
Arnold Sudeman
Leongatha
Court of Criminal Appeal
Court of Celididal Afyeal
Sudeman
Dine Roshner
Leonguttia
Germany Stirs Europe With Rhineland Troop Move
London reports Germany has marched troops into the Rhineland, signaling a likely prelude to reoccupation. France reacts with fury and apprehension while Britain and Italy seek to manage the crisis. The move unsettles Europe, imperiling security and testing the Versailles settlement and Locarno alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Rhineland
London
Italy
France
Hitler
Hitler offers 25 year non aggression pact amid Rhine move
The article reports Hitler denouncing the Treaty of Locarno and dispatching troops to the demilitarised Rhine zone. He announces readiness for a 25 year non aggression pact with Britain and Italy invited to join, framing it as lifting Germany to national equality and a peace move. Intense patriotism follows the Rhine reoccupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlis
Germany
Rhine
Hitler
Cermany
Belgium
Britain
Italy
Herr AlUer
League of National
Balion
Rhineland
French Army Stops Leave in Paris Protests Germany
Paris reports indicate the French army has halted leave as France protests to Germany and the League of Nations. Sanctions against Germany are expected and demands for immediate Rhine evacation are presented. Calm appeals have been issued but military forces including army air and frontier fortifications are being strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Poland
Arma
Russia
Paris
France
League of Nations
Rhine
Army Air Navy
Frontier Forges
Russia Distrusts France in Wartime Bluff
Moscow reports an opinion in Soviet quarters that Germany is bluffing to derail France approving arms pacts. People fear France may abandon allies if a seemingly greater value arises, raising concerns over France’s safety assurances and reliability.
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Moscow
Germany
France
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