Speed Thrills At Port Pirie Motorcycle Meet At Memorial Oval
Tonight Port Pirie hosts a motorcycle speed meeting with excitement expected as riders from Adelaide Kadina and Pirie compete at Memorial Oval under safety measures. The event features multiple heats, semifinals and a match race with riders Ned Kelly Charny Wire Clem Mitchell War Taylor Ron Poa and more.
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Port Pine
Memorial Oval
Port Pris Spretmeye Ltd
Kadina
Ryser
Port Pirie
Uke Memorial Oval
Heety
Tocwily
Pirie
Adelaide
Ned Kelly
Chnny Wire
Clem Mitchell
War Taylor
Ron Poa
Murphy
Speedway
G. Mitchett
Adelaine
Ghater J. Wise
W. Taylor
Adetide
Sera
A. Peale
Ariel
J. Pink
Ay Norlin
F. Lone Piri
Norton
Nec
C. Bayley
New Imperial
W. Bayley
Sen
Bert
Adelaide wholesale market rates and metal exchange quotes
The report lists wholesale prices for apples pears cabbages cauliflowers tomatoes and greens in Adelaide on Friday plus London Metal Exchange quotations for March 15 including zinc lead and ingots with shipments forecasts and steady spot and forward prices. The item notes specific prices per case dozen and ton with terms unchgased for several months.
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Adelaide
London Metal Exchange
Bert Hinkler Offers Worth £30,000
The report notes an offer connected to Bert Hinkler valued around £30,000 with Friday mentioned. A larger engagement valued at £39,000 appears in court records at Darwin. The name Oman Rag has been mentioned as having accepted something to date.
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Bee
Darwin
Oman
Religious services and speakers listed for upcoming week
The notice lists sermons and events at several churches. Dewar speaks on Philly and the Ethiopian at St Annes. Central Methodist hosts J Palm er and Norman Lade MA while Allegheny Park churches feature John M Peters in morning and evening worship. Choirs to render special music and a farewell for Peters at Isdon Park.
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AL le Central Methodist Susaionlexandler Nireet
J. Palmear
Norman Lade
John M. Peters
Teuny
Ron Methodist Church
W. Ol. Odiverw
Isdon Park Methodist Church
Normanade
M.A
Jobn H. Peters
Mr. Peters
Alston Park
Harvest Festival Services Proclaimed Across Solomontown Churches
Tomorrow a Harvest Festival will be celebrated at Solomontown Methodist Church with morning service led by Rev B A Lege of Port Pirie Baptist Church. An afternoon service features remarks by Tey JM Deters and choral performances, followed by an evening sermon on An Abounding Faith by Rev FH French. An afternoon Napperby service and Broad Creek service at Apan are announced, with other congregations hosting events and fundraisers for church funds.
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Solomontown
B. A. Lege
Port Pirio
Jornaulem
Afernoon
Mustral Servier
Tey JM. Deters
Geateat
Ehair
Mes Anderson
Silsa Tiaphar Haver
Mes N
Uade
Uade, Miss Stotba Stoney
Mei L. ‘Schuize
Elrcnic
Napperby
Hy Langaford
Apan
Broad Creek
Central Church
P. R. French
South Australian Baptist Union
FP. Dinnis
Central Shoren
Dinnis
South Baptist
Telowle
Gentral Church
Dionis
South Baptist Church
Santty
Congregational Union
Smith
Christ
Victorian King's Prize Won By S Watson At Melbourne
The King's Prize aggregate was won today by S Watson of Melbourne with 324 points earning £100. The next high scores were L Higett(s) of Melbourne 321 for £60 and P Pavey of Caufield 321 for £40. H Ewart of Yarra 320 for £15. F Normaan of Sydney 319 for £15. William C Melbourne 319 for £10.
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Melbourne
Pridey
S. ‘Watson
Swith
L. Higetts
McBourne
P. Pavey
Caufield
H. Ewart
Yarra
F. Normaan
Sydney
William Cmfolbourne
Canada and Slovakia Trade Talks Reportedly Open
A United Service dispatch from Otawa notes a Canada Slovakia commerce convention discussing initial MFN treatment terms. Representatives from both sides met to push forward tariff and trade policy alignment amid ongoing negotiations.
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United Service
Otpawa
Canada
Cascho-Steyokts
Sydney Crime Wave Spurs Police Increase
Sydney cabinet approves 200 extra police officers at a cost of £32,000 per year to combat a rising wave linked to Melbourne criminals. Det Secretary Brunteel pushed for urgent action and sought justice minister help to press magistrates for stricter penalties on rumore and revolver carriers.
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Sydney
Fridday
Jonny
Det
Brunteel
Beuninai
Melbourne
Minister of Justice
Australia Holds Record in Long Distance Telephony
The Postmaster General's Department issued a statement commenting on press cabling about a European long distance wire telephone link from Sweden near the Finnish frontier to Paris via Stockholm and Bor, about 2280 miles. It notes Australia had outdistanced the recent European record over four years ago with Cairns to Melbourne at 2300 miles. It recalls October last year a record was set for Cairns to Adelaide, 2774 miles, 496 miles beyond the European maximum.
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Sweden
Paris
Stockholm
Borin
Australis
Cairns
Melbourne
Adelaide
Europe
Another Affray in Sydney Leaves Smith Wounded
A shooting affray in Sydney tonight left Frederik Smith with a temple bullet wound and admitted to Sydney Hospital. The mis rendition is not serious and Smilin pefuses 19 refuse to give police any information.
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Sydney
Sarry Wills
Frederik Smith
Lighthouse Manning of Vessels in Australia
Melbourne Friday reports the Commonwealth will mobilize all resources to man lighthouse ships with permanent crews via the Public Service Board. The Secretary of the Navigation Department, Mr J Eastall, notes potential union interference but remains confident the public service scheme will succeed. He cites strong applicant response to manning advertisements.
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Melbourne
Federal Navigation Department
J. Eastauld
Commonwealth
Lghthouse
Pub- Me Service Board
Seamen's Union
Aristocratic Circle Sees Labour Ailments In Trade Circles
Friday report from Aristocratic Circle in Ai lebourne sketches a Labour in Dudin circles. It notes acts like the Navigation Act and Seamen's compensation as building blocks for worker welfare. Aiday chairman of Muddart Parker Ltd criticises arbitration and regulatory constraints as hampering employers.
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Aielbourne
Marin
Alaway
Muddart Parker, Ltd
Cummarket
Fahareholters
Truman
Runaway Perth tram injures six on busy street
An unattended Perth tram ran down Tim's Street last evening injuring six people. Among the injured were Lyell Symery 33 with a fractured leg and head injuries Elizabeth Goldsmith 62 with rib injuries and abrasions Eveline Parker 46 with back injuries Susan Parker with shock Reverend Norman Hicke with concussion and other minor injuries.
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Perth
Tim’ Street
I Lyell Symery
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Po [Fitte
Eveline Parker
Mise
Susan Parker
Mlaw Phytly
Baum
Umow
Norman Hicke
Beni
Fatal collision on North Terrace and Tavistock street
A motorcycle rider Arnold Lutz aged 19 from Payneham Road and a cyclist JH Le Leu aged 40 from Phillis Street Maylands collided at the Tavistock Street North Terrace intersection at 7 30 this morning. Lutz escaped with injuries while Le Leu suffered a fractured skull and died before 2 00 pm.
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Wieralet
le Lew
O'Clork
Mysterious Fire At Electrical Shop Damages Stock
A fire in the early hours damaged an electrical shop on Prospect Road. The blaze gutted interiors, destroyed showrooms, and damaged stock including £200 of electrical goods and £1200 of wireless appliances owned by Trans-Atlantic Wireless Company. Police find possible intruder access via a back window. two wireless sets missing from the stock.
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Adelaide
W. Ingle
Sap
Stectrical
Mala Nariti
Road
Prospect
Ingle Jaur San
Trans-Atlantin Wireless Company
GN Brown
Wireless Company
Adelaide youth arrested after street clash with police
A young man was seized on Fine street Adelaide after resisting officers and kicking Detective Persu son. Police found jewelry on him claimed to be stolen from Toorak robberies on March 3. He refused to explain possession and was taken to the city watchhouse for questioning.
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Adeline
Prila
Fine Street
Adelaide
McMahon
Perguson
Walters
Miller
Flinders Free
Persunon
Te Park
Toorak
Laken
Adeaide
Nounehrenk
Death by drowning verdict in Laura Miller case
In Torrens Coroner C J Mathews returns a verdict of death by drowning after an inquest into Laura Miller whose body was found floating in the Aver Torrens near Heath Frome Row bridge. No evidence indicates how she entered the water.
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Adelaide
C. J. Mathews Asalphin
City
Laura Miller
Aver Torrens
Heath Frome Row
Jora
Islan d Tasmanian Plant To Produce Rapson Tyres
Governor James O Grady opens Launceston foundation stone for Rapson Tyres Mubber Co Ltd new factory. Australian plan to produce Rapson double tread tyres for domestic market with 30 acre site near King's Wharf Launceston Tasmania incentives for seven years of duty-free production. Australian workers with English experts to run operations and a design featuring two treads and anti skid features.
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James O'Grady
Tramania
Launceston
Lapson Tyres Mubber Co
Australia
Napson Tyres
Epeliett Ampaon
Autre Wa
Commonwealth
Haa
King's Wharf
Tasmania
Tasmanian
Feredit
Wea
Uing
Arion
Angtah Company
Apd Ieabiilion
Aueteanon Company
Orl
Atdlotamee
Lionel Rapean
Safe blown open Adelaide Feliny at Rosella Preserving Co
Detectives Harrell and Copp and plainclothes Donata Bourke detained five men on suspicion after a blast at the Rosella Preserving Company on North Terrace Kent Town on Wednesday night. Constable Golding of Walkerville assisted in the inquiry.
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Adelaide
Feliny
Rosella Preserving Company
North Terrace
Kent Town
Harrell
Copp
Bourke App
Golding
Walkerville
Public plea for funding new ambulance and community committee
A letter to the editor advocates replacing an outdated ambulance with a modern unit. A citizens committee is formed to raise funds via street collections and memberships, with a plan modeled on Hindmarsh and Adelaide schemes. The writer urges council action and describes proposed fees and governance to ensure upkeep without council burden. 12 Queen Street, P Flaherty, Solicitor.
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Council For Acer 10
Pirie
Couneil
Apt 1
Adelaide
Onver
Hind
Marsh Council
Premiership Match Promises Tight Premiership Duel
In Today’s engagements at the YMCA ground and Buffs ground, Smelters meet Colts in a key premiership clash with both sides expected to field strong teams. Central Association implications hinge on the result as the last scheduled match could determine the right of challenge.
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Bullet Ymca
YMCA
Buffs
Miner Premiera
Amul Honare
Aluris
Central Association
Recorder
Young Men's Guild
Port Germein
Duke of York to partner Norman Brookes at Wimbledon
Adelaide Friday bulletin reports the Duke of York will partner Norman Brookes in men doubles at Wimbledon. Brookes did not release the news while aboard the Ot ranto, having left Australia for Britain. the vessel departed Fremantle on Monday.
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Adelaide
Watbean
Duke of York
Norman Brookes
Brookes
Australia
Britain
Saies
Fremantle
Communists in Japan Arrests Reported
Tokyo police say up to noon today about 4000 arrests were made in Communist circles with minimal public suspicion. Mr Oyama, head of the Labor Penal Party, was briefly detained in media but released. Authorities allege evidence linked to quarrels over severing relations with the Soviet.
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Tokyo
Oyama
Labor Penal Party
Japan
Funeral Mass to Be Held at Fort Portok Tomorrow
At 2 o'clock this morning preparations complete for a 4 o'clock funeral service to be celebrated by Reverend Father Lyema at Fort Portok. Marke Chwreh is named in connection with the ceremony.
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Ft. Poirtok
Uu ‘Precessea
Paiher Lyema
Pensioner M c Aveney death in Wernertown inquest
An inquest opened into the death of Edward McAveney at Pirie Court with Dr Tasule noting heart disease. The coroner recorded death from heart failure after a prior decline, describing the pensioner as an old-age laborer aged about 69 with a large family.
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Bridget Newton
Wernertown
Edward Masveney
McAveney
MW. T. Lawry
J.P
Pirie Court
L. G. ‘Tasule
Coromer
Espeiagel Mary
Wertagel
Warter
Marsh
Lahie
Witess
Kapande
Australian Eleven Open With Loss For Wanganui
The Australian cricket team began a match against Wanganui, winning the toss and sending Wanganui in. Wanganui were bowled out for 82, Grimmett taking eight wickets for 30 and Blacke 1 for 18. Australia then reached 108 without loss, Schneider 53 and Ponsford 45, Sundelin 44 not out.
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Wellington
Waryenui
Tose
Wanganui
Homie
Detog Ciamisens
Hatsmen
Grimmett
D. Blacke
Tumoul
Australia
Schneider
Ponsford
Sundelen
Tailor's Shop Entered in Adelaide Night Burglary
Thieves entered a tailoring shop near Pe Morade in Yanlee Place Adelaide between and night and stole £60 worth of set lengths. Entrance gained by forcing a rear window. This is the fifth break in during two years with about £300 worth of goods taken.
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Anel
Npar Pe. Morade
Yanlee Place
Adelaide
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