Central Mine to reopen in April at Broken Hill
Sulphide Corporation Limited announced in London that the Central Mine will resume on April 4, with about 600 men to be reemployed. Melbourne agents said operations will use the same safe lines as before closure, boosting Broken Hill and Port Pirie economies and circulation by about £7,000 weekly. Local officials and business leaders hailed the decision as vital for unemployment relief and regional trade recovery.
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Adelaide
Tt Directora
Sulphide Corporation Limited
London
Broken Hill
Melbourne
Gibbs, Bright and Company
Wade
Stock Exchange
L. Ly Hill
Port Pirie
Gicked
Port Farle
South Australia
Middleton
Bortowie
Whart
B/G. Symonds
Northern
Iit
Symonds
Wrighton
Prosts’ Limited
Central-Mine-rust
Barrier
South
Austria
Foley
Central Mine
Colin Braser
We Company
McWourng
Brian Tur
Faritt
United Kingdom
Empire Producion
Australia
Caladd
Burma
United
America
Fraser
Broken Till
R Pirie
Dosror
Sulphide Corporation, Limited
Mins
Drastic Police Methods Alleged in Melbourne Deter Case
Court hears alleged drastic methods used at Melbourne Deter office during questioning of arrested men linked to a Flinders Lane holdup last November. Crown witnesses describe cross examination by detectives, with defence counsel seeking to limit testimony. Accused, including Scott and Adams, deny knowledge of the crime while details of the 1600 and 133 notes recovered are contested.
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Melbourne
Dorhai
Flinders Lane
O'Keefe
Tor
Nat Fig
Stanway
Martin
Brennan
Scott
Adams
Asmr
Foo
Sald Scott
Investors chase first class issues in London market
London Friday report notes investors hungry for top grade bonds and stocks. In the last two weeks about 250,000 was tendered for five pen issues totaling around 7,000,000 pounds, reflecting strong demand for quality securities.
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Recorder
London
Fenten
Possibility of Reopening Barrier Mines Discussed
Fragmentary report from Broken Hall notes talk of reopening Barrier mines including Proprietary and Block 14. General Mine reportedly treated ore. Proprietary Mine shows no policy change. Two members of the stag staff are at work. no shift in Block 14 status is known.
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Broken Hall
Marooned Explorers Reach Safety From Ice Feld
Two banded marooned explorers on an ice field have reached safety after a perilous trek to Moe. Four hundred tons and horses remain missing as the rescue continues.
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uRecorder
Tellingfors
Finland
Bandaons
Moe
Royal Air Force Fifth In Size First In Worth
A Royal Air Force report notes total expenditure around £17,800,000 with a comparable figure of $700,000. The document suggests emphasis on inefficiencies and the modest scale of British air powers relative to expectations, reflecting wartime cost concerns and budgeting priorities.
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London
Dock Carnival Opens At Ellendale Swimming Club
Mr J L Sampson to open Ellendale Swimming Club carnival at Federal Lock today. A long programme includes the 400 yards North Championship with entrants Edwards Veitch Mudge Doyle Dowling Tally Roseberg Pearson and others. Various 50 yard and handicap events feature Barbour Dowling Batty Pearson Roseberr Harmer Motarthy and more in a lively aquatic program.
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J. L. Sampson
Ellendale
Federal Lock
Edwards
Ser
D.veitch
A. Mudge
H. Doyle
C. Dowling
J. Tally
B. Smith
G.jobson
A. Ward
Flink
1. Edwards
H. ‘Willis
Pavilon
D. Dowling
GS. Barba
New Guard Petition to King Returns Refusal in NSW
Sydney Friday report states Col Erlc Campbell presented a petition from the New Guard asking the King to visit New South Wales. Governor Sir Philip Gomo received the petition but refused to discuss its subjects with Parliament.
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Sydney
Erlc Campbell
Mew Guard
Philp Gomo
New Guard
Vssit
New South Wales
St Patrick's Race Day Events in Town
St Patrick's Day celebrations begin with Mass at St Mark's Church, followed by a procession through the town. A special MOA train will transport spectators to the racecourse for racing, athletic events, and children's games with St Mark's Band in the parade and radio reception plan for South Australian and interstate events.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Mark's
Telshalhy
Hindenburg Breaks Silence Attacks Opponents in Speech
President Hindenburg, after seven years, angrily defends his record in a broadcast. He says he sought re election to fulfill patriotic duty and urges a return to the spirit of 1914 to unite the Fatherland. The remarks target personal attacks and call for unity.
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Recorder
Berl Lay
Hindenburg
Inna
Irish Murreree Gets Year in Gaol
Joseph Leddy, pensioner of the Royal Irish Constabulary, jailed for one year for the murder of Patrick Reynolds a Government candidate and one year for the manslaughter of Det Patrick McGeehan. Jury recommended mercy. judge concurred.
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Dublin
Joseph Leddy
Oyal Irish Constabulary
Patrick Reynolds
Patrick McGeehan
Mepey
Unclear text about baby hunt and Capone link
Fragmentary report discusses a missing child and a police search, referencing organized crime figures and possible public offers for information. Names and details are garbled, with no clear dates or locations identifiable from the readable portions.
Durancé Reported Irish Prisoner Releases Signal Policy Shift
The Irish Government releases seventeen prisoners held for political offences under the Congrave regime as part of a broader amnesty. More prisoners are expected soon. Mr De Valera hints at legislation to abolish the oath of allegiance to Britain, potentially before Easter.
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Recorder
Cobian
Dublin
Congrave
de Valera
Briain
Pavey Wins King’s Prize With Final Sprint
Caulfield marksman P. Pavey clinched the King’s Prize at Willianstown by brilliant shooting as he recovered a leg two points in the final stage to secure his fourth title.
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Melbourne
P. Pavey
Caulfield
Willianstown
Personal notices from Gladstone and district events
Dr. Qutterd Powning of Adelaide succeeds Dr. H R P Boucaut at Gladstone with the Mallala departure. Boss L M Berguson of Crystal Brook National Bank reports promotion. Rev B Plowes will conduct Methodist service at Gladstone. Mr J J Madigan confined to bed. Mr J Woodward to Melbourne. Mr Wooe to return Monday. Baro n J Jeanes wedding celebrations held. Pat Smith marriage planned. guests and speakers listed with thanks offered.
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Mos L. B. Berguson
Crystal Brook
The
National Bank
Bunbury
Western Australia
Hes
B. Plowes
Wudinua
Waal Coast
Gladstone
Methodist Church
Evangelist Warns of Empire Danger from Comrades of Life
Victor Webb, former Communist organiser turned evangelist, told a London conference that the British Empire faced grave peril from the "comrades of life" and 2,000 secret groups spreading atheistic doctrines across the British Isles.
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Bpootal Sabson
London
Friady. Af
Victor Webb
Commundet
British Empire
Comrades of Life
British Isles
Relief of Growing Unemployment Federal Proposals For Conference
In Canberra prime minister Lyons announced that federal government plans for unemployment relief would be put to a premiers conference after Easter. Scullin urged action, noting world conditions limit the government. Unemployment has risen in two months, threatening a hard winter. parliament may pause to allow a special employment conference. Gabb accused Scullin of delaying motions for publicity. NSW Labor member shouted, leading to apologies and political squabbling as the motion was talked out.
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Canberra
Lyons
House of Representatives
Easter
Scullin
AvLiNk
Bester
Specian
Gabb
Soultin
New South South Wales
Holloway
GebUas
Fragmentary note on childhood and aging virtues
Pondering two life extremes the text suggests the helplessness of childhood awakens tender feelings while old age prompts generosity. the fragment references poverty and inability to save, reflecting moral reflections on human nature amid hardship.
My Wife's Family at Austral Entres becomes a cross eyed farce
A lively report from Austral on Monty Banks directing My Wife's Family. The cast, led by Mike Johnson, performs a cross eyed set gag with a constable character eliciting steady laughter. The comedy ends tonight at the Austral marquee with a 2.39 curtain.
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Monty Banks
Mike Johnson
Banks
Ovn
Meet Che Wife and Tangled Tango Film Event
An OCR fragment describes a Christia produced image featuring Alhambra heat. The text hints at a Tonight's programme with Ines Holt as a supporting feature. The phrasing suggests a second-rate cinema listing with unclear wording and titles.
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Ines Holt
Arbitration Court Policy Amid Wage Reduction Hearing
Representative of the Ambigamated In sineering Union told the court workers were not convinced judges would side with wage cuts. Chief Judge Dotnridge said lowering wages is heartrending and disgusting and only force of circumstances justifies reductions. He vowed to do what is right and continue duty though the heavens fall. The hearing adjourned to Tuesday.
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Melbourne
G. Mundy
Arbitration Court
Dotnridge
Library Robbery Case In Adelaide Police Court
Rev E Kick testified that detectives seized 120 books valued at £60 claimed as his property from Norwood. W K Steward a Presbyterian minister is charged with stealing the books and warned that if the case goes badly he would surrender all the books and his entire means.
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Adelaide
Kick
Norwood
Flew
We. K. Steward
Aunister
Steward
Widow Barbare Selfo Found Dead In Nome Home Fire
Police report a badly burned body of Barbare Selfo aged 38, widow, found in her Nome Sormanhurst residence. Fire investigators say bedding ignited around candle, police forced entry after late discovery.
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Meluqueng
Barbare -Selfo
Sormanhurst
New South Wales Deficit for Eight Months Report
The New South Wales deficit for the eight months of the Gaanotal year totals £9,808,929. The report notes the large shortfall in public finances and outlines the underlying revenue and expenditure factors contributing to the deficit as presented by Priday.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Poisoned Meat Sicken Nine in Auckland Suburban Home
In Auckland suburb a family dining on pickled pork and tongue fell ill from paraamphetamine poisoning. Four adults and five others, including George Donn and James Dunn, were seriously affected, with several in critical condition. Further details pending.
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Auckland
George Donn
James Dunn
Jun
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James. Hopking
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