Robbers in House sparks suspension of Labor MPs
In Wellington on Friday the House of Representatives erupted as Labor members were suspended for the rest of the sitting after a heated clash. The row featured Mr J A Leer y and Mr Hamilton with insults traded and calls of robbers as a point of order was raised, prompting sharp exchanges and a remnant of censure among MPs.
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Wellington
Labor
House of Representatives
J. A. Leeery
Hamilton
Lee
Aslesn
A. Volos
Pon
church services and choir selection schedule excerpt
Morning service conducted by Mrs Muthos. Evening worship features a choir under Mr Roper performing Behold the Lamb of God and other hymns. Reverend J H Cross will deliver the address. Additional notes mention Rev D G Lang Bolton and Mr F Mitchell leading services.
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D. G. Langbolton
F, ‘Mitchell
Harvest festival services announced in Blomontown sets
In Blomontown a Harvest Festival week begins with morning services at Solomonbase by Mr J Ls Aster and Rev A T Strange. Evening music features choir pieces including Story of the Brass and a shared message on Good Pride. Harvest events at Swarnerbuch include 3 and 7 pm services led by Rev J H Crossley and Mr J Michal.
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C. J. Longbottam
Mille Searle
Adelaide
Swarnerbuch
J H. Crossley
J. Michal
Harvest Festival at Central Baptist Ghurah
The Baptist O'Roust Harvest Festival will be celebrated with morning and evening services led by Rev A T Strange and Rev J Leslie Asier. Choirs will sing anthems and hymns including Sing to the Lord and His Name is Excellent. A public meeting and supper follow services.
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Ada Manser
TG. Asser
Monney
J. He Crossley
le Vonelusion
Odgers
Birks South
Box
Jy Leatle
Telowle
Congregational services with sermons and communion
Reverend Lesiia Pleass will lead both morning and evening services with topics The Gospel of John and Jesus Wept on Palm Sunday. A church gathering is planned and many parishioners are expected. Good Friday services will be conducted at the Congregational Church with Pastor Flealde preaching and communion in the hall.
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Lesiia
Palmar
Sunany
Jesus
United
Tlaim
Puator “Flealde
Hay
Leslie
Duty on fuel oils debated at by law cancellation hearing
Mr Woodward for Broken Hill Associated Smelters urged the by law remain unaltered, arguing duty on residual, solar and crude oils would hurt overseas sales and world competition. Mr Harmison backed cancelling the by law, noting oil wax fuels and gas production rely on imported crude oils. the inquiry was closed.
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UH. Woodward
Broken Hill
Smelters
Proprietary Limited
Tre Jbyan
Fai
Wiece
Becauise
Harmison
Lapmsi
Fle
Three months’ imprisonment after jury mercy request
Fragmentary report notes a court sentence of three months in custody. The defendant, alleged to have aroused a disturbance, received a strong mercy recommendation from a jury. Representation was by Mrs. Warren of Pirie.
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Gladstone
Pigieh
Betrayed trust in Gladstone man pleads guilty
William Robert Pix of Taborar pleaded not guilty to a serious offence against a girl but changed his plea to guilty at Gladstone Circuit Court. He was sentenced by Mr Justice Piper to 28 years imprisonment with a flagellation. The judge noted the accused was a trusted inmate who betrayed a girl’s confidence, worsening the harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
William Robert Pix
Taborar
Wie
Guilty Plunder Case Faces Sentencing Next Tuesday
A jury found multiple defendants guilty of shooting with intent in a Melbourne area case. Sentencing set for Tuesday for Lane Holdup suspects including Samos Adasi and Harold Williams, with others referenced. One convict, Lawrence Stanway, awaits appeal decision as the court adjourns.
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Melegurne
Trrdes
Nenure Samos Adasi
Carpenter
Sirst
Richmond
Jie
Wiese
P.bourke
Thewalf
Adams
Ottawa Conference News From Commons Announcement
The British delegation to the Imperial Conference in July was announced in the House of Commons today. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald chaired as Mr. J. H. Thomas and Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister attended with Mr. Walter Runnegan leading the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bridsy
Ramsay MacDonald
House’ of Commons
Ontaws
J. H. Thomas
Domintar Veting
Pim. Cunlllle-Lister
Golantit
Walter Runelman
Board of
Equine star Phar Cap hailed by turf authorities
Agua Caliente report notes W Elliott from asteaks to ride Phar Cap in the 10,000 Agua Caliente Handicap. Authorities say the horse is as good as America’s best riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Aqua Caliente
W. Elliott
Asteaks
Phar Cap
Gnat
Bank Robbery at Musswellbrook Branch Ends in Tellers Unconscious
In Sydney on a Friday a bold robber struck the Musswellbrook Bank of New South Wales branch. He knocked teller Mr Murray unconscious, doused staff with pepper, and escaped with over £190 after hitting another teller with an iron bar. Murray was hospitalized unable to assist police.
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Sydney
Musswellbrook
Bank of New South Wales
Seo
Mr. Murray
Murray
Elf
Trade Delegation Heads to Ottawa From Britain
Representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture accompany the delegation. Sir Stanley Baldwin is the Lord President of the Council, Mr Naville Chamberlain is the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Lord Hailsham is the Secretary for War. One business permit is noted. The visit to Ottawa includes these officials and a brief formal program.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Stanley Baldwin
Connell
Naville Chamberlain
Exchequer
Lord Hailsham
Ottawa
Two injured in early morning highway crash near Wagéralta
Dazed motorists report a serious collision on Hime Highway near Wagéralta at 2 am injuring James Meaney and others after a dance event. A prior crash last year killed two and injured three.
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Melbourne
Joseph Cowheady
James Meaney Ke
Wagéralta
Adelaide Anglican Trusts Council Cooperation Talks
Dr Nutter Thomas Bishop of Adelaide told a church council that the Anglican Church cannot see a path to affiliating with the council yet He said cooperation could continue on common activities such as the Witness on Good Friday and hoped for expansion of those ties Mundey urged broader cooperation between churches and the council
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Adelaide
Mundey
Nutter Thomas
Council of Churches
Poomes
No Waiting Pledge On Enforcing Act In Australia
In Canberra on Friday Mr Lyons rejected delaying enforcement of the Pisancay Agreement Enforcement Act pending High Court decision. He stated the government will not await the court verdict and believes the legislation valid. Federal Cabinet has decided not to proclaim seizure of New South Wales revenues before next meeting.
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Canberra
High Court
Lyons
New Joy
Wales
Nine-year-old in hospital after eating green almonds
Nine-year-old Daudla Randall suffers severe pain and is taken to a private hospital from the effects of eating green almonds. The boy had recently broken his arm after a fall from a tree while bird-nesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Daudla Randall Diga
Nazi Plot Rumors Shake Berlin as Raid Quietly Targets Units
Reports claim hidden plots tied to Hitler and the stormtroopers prompted a Berlin raid on Nazi offices in Prussia. Police seized documents and questioned officers while authorities consider treason charges, amid talk of a decree and a power struggle around Hitler and the regime.
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Sen Merlin
Prussia
Berlin
Syntesis
Frc
Nasis
Iar
Af Hitler
Hitler
Herlin
Deak
Munich
Inerion
War Debts Question Followed by Senate Clash
Washington Friday state department said there is no basis for reports that the administration plans to reopen negotiations on war debts. Senator Glass warned that Europe might be unable to pay and asked whether the United States would accept such a claim or seek changes.
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Recorder
Washington
State Department
Senate
Judge Grants Youth Leniency in Horse Theft Case
Gladstone Circuit Court yesterday showed leniency to Clarence Artin Raneberg, a young man found guilty of horse stealing. Probation terms permit release on recognizance of 50 pounds and two collateral sums, with a return for sentence within 15 days if called. Accused faced by Mr CK Sparrow of Port Bae.
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Gladstone
Justice Piper
Gladstone Circuit
Clarence Artin Raneberg
CK. Sparrow
Port Bae
Rat plague threatens district with heavy losses
The text notes a serious rat plague in the district causing widespread damage. It mentions unusually large rats and references Mallaila Priday in a cryptic cast. Readers are urged to recognize the gravity of the pest problem and its impact on the community.
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Mallaila
Priday
Not Guilty Verdict In Gladstone Circuit Case
The Gladstone Circuit matter before Justice Piper, Vito De Cang, Leonard Cimnanes, and Proacisco Detullio ended with a not guilty verdict. Jurors, after a brief retirement, discharged the accused following the trial on charges of alleged theft and forging a receipt for £100 from Petica Sinuto to Vito De Candle.
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Gladstone
Lodiy
Piper Vito de Cangfia
Leonard Cimnanes
Proacisco Detullio
St Prle
Vito de Candle
S. J Werrety
Death of W. A. Condon A Port Pirie Pioneer
William Alfred Condon of Hallam Street Port Pirie died aged 72 after 45 years in Pirie industry and waterfront circles. Born in Michealeston Ireland he emigrated at 16 aboard Beauchamp, arriving Port Adelaide 1876. He worked at Burra Hallett district on farms later with Messrs Sara and Dunstan and on Beefiloo reservoir scheme. He leaves a widow six sons and one daughter and several grandchildren. golden wedding celebrated last October in Pirie.
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William Alfred Condon
Hallam ‘Street
Port Pirie
Pirie
Condon
Michetes
Ton
Cork
Ireland
Australia
Plymouth
Australis
Beuchic
Port Adelaide
Burra
Kooringa
Burra-Hellett
Hallett
Gtplay
Sara and
Dunstan
Barra
Beefiloo
Harold
Iawker
Frank
Lily
Rosewater
Thos. J
Port' Pirie
Lyly
Laura
John V
Port- Pirie
Rise in Savings Bank deposits in New South Wales
Acting Commonwealth Statistician reports January 1932 figures show deposits in New South Wales held firm amid minor declines in December and January. Despite concerns, total deposits across states rose by about £19,000 in January, with New South Wales contributing a £289,000 increase over six months, indicating sustained confidence in the Commonwealth Bank.
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Eactioaliey
Savings Bank Teat
Steht
Commonwealth
South Australis
Command Wealth Savings Bani
New South Wales
Commonwealth Savin Bank
New -South Wales
Commonwealth” Bank
Sven
Doris
Australia
New _ South Wales
Wester Australi
Espo
Bits of Wisdom from a Fragmented Judge
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled quote about a judge telling a witness to speak plainly and a caution that a woman can fool a man if nature does not start with a selfmade man. The garbled text hints at social commentary and foolish behavior amid misread phrases and partial names.
Farmer's bankruptcy ends in receivership of horses
In a bankruptcy case Judge Paine orders that 16 horses and harness be vested in the receiver for disposal to creditors. The debtor Joby Bernhard Barry, a farmer, paid his son wages in kind and claimed assets did not include the horses. The court ruled the horses and harness are assets to be assigned to the receiver for creditors at dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewles
Creditara
Paine
Car Overturns In Melbourne Fatal Crash
A motor car skidded and overturned between Swan Alley and Murray Downs in Melbourne Friday night. Henry Eol and two other passengers were injured. one man was fatally injured in the crash.
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Melbourne
Swan Ally
Murray
Downs
Henry Eoland
Adelaide Bodies Seat Y for Vauxhall Cars
Arrangements completed for General Motors and Holdens to build bodies for the British Vauxhall motor car in Adelaide. Conference between directors and representatives touted this as a major result with modern war bodies to be sold at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
General Morara
Holdens
General Motors
General Movers
Unemployed Seek Work as Central Mine Sets April Reopen
Report notes about 990 men registered for employment at Central Mine ahead of its April 4 reopen. Preparatory work had employed 50 to 60 men, with many more expected to be hired once ore extraction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roken Hill
New Guard Official Denies London Hoax Message
Sydney interview with organising secretary Mr Sutherland states the New Guard did not authorize the London hoax claiming a threat to Mr Lang. Police have the message and doubt the incident, deeming it a hoax. The official declined to identify who opened the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sutherland
New Guard
London
Theaw Teng
St Patrick Day Quiet in Ireland and London War News
Quiet St Patrick day observed in Ireland and Britain with minor incidents. In London a crowd at an ancient order procession was ambushed near a shed leaving two wounded. reports mix in stray phrases and fragmented lines from other items.
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London
St. Patrick's
Ingland
Magherfelt
Londondery
Orde
Ebernians
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