Free School Books Not Charity Debate at Living Wage Enquiry
Adelaide reports a heated exchange as Mr Angell of the Board of Industry condemns reliance on public charity for school books during the living wage inquiry. Employers' counsel contends free books reflect standard wages. witness testimony notes varying wage ages and dependents while discussions on a 1/3 wage reduction continue.
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Adelaide
Angell
Board of Industry
Weigh
Wright
Basalian Department
Weisht
Angall
Kingsford Smith Eyes New Zealand Flight Next Year
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, fresh from a Tasman Bay voyage, plans to fly to New Zealand next year and may attempt a record to Australia in a light plane. He considers England as well and hints at a possible Southern Cross return from London with co pilot Cont. Tuster.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
Tasman Bay
Osmin Fy
New Zenda
England
Australia
Tuster
Southern Cross
London
Roosevelt to abolish Farm Board and unify agricultural agencies
President Roosevelt plans to use emergency powers to dissolve the Farm Board and merge seven federal agricultural agencies into one unit. The move, announced from Washington, aims to save about 400000 dollars annually.
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Gante Washington
Moniay
Roosevelt
Generess
Farm Board
Manic Attack Destroys Stock in Melbourne Stoppage
In Melbourne a deranged man threw acid on several horses at a stock site. Several animals suffered severe injuries and one horse had to be destroyed. Authorities probe the assault as workers seek to resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Manly
Adelaide Driving Tests Move By City Council
Adelaide City Council plans to introduce driving tests for motor vehicle drivers. The Parliamentary and Bylaws Committee senior representative urged that applicants receive brief instruction before obtaining licences, noting the need for reforms to improve test format and safety standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Repantor Fhot Tl
Solomontown Football Training Tonight Call for Players
Solomontown football team trains tonight to begin shaping the new season. Secretary Mr He Fureeth urges all old players and new prospects to attend and contribute.
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Solomontown
He Fureeth
Anc
Bresent
Premier Argyle Sets Plan to Stabilize Australia
Melbourne reports Premier Sir Stanley Argyle defended the Premiers Plan amid global economic collapse. He argued falling primary produce prices and reduced demand hurt recovery, noting unemployment and destitution abroad contrast with Australia’s relatively fortunate position. The plan aimed to cut deficits and restore domestic order.
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Melbourne
Mondag
Staneley Argyle
Fire damages church injuring fifteen in Montreal blaze
In Montreal on Monday a fire destroyed St Tacques Catholic Church during services after a warning of incendiarism. Fifteen people were injured, including six firemen, with damage estimated between £60,000 and £100,000.
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Montreal
St Tacques Catholic Church
Jewish Board to seek equality for German Jews
After three days of talks on the plight of German Jews, the Jewish Board in London announced it will neither participate in nor block boycotts but will pursue equal citizenship rights for Jews in Germany. The chairman pledged there would be no Jewish underlings and a young attendee denounced the board’s stance as tarnishing the Fair Name of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin Gabler
London
Bondy
Attar
Germany
Interimperial group urged to co-ordinate eleven bodies
The Daily Telegraph reports that the Interimperial Consultation Committee will soon issue a report recommending coordination of eleven bodies including the Empire Marketing Board to assist Empire trade and industry.
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London
Tekegeaptil
Intermperial Consultation Committee
Empire Marketing Board
Empire Irode
Japan Quits League of Nations in Privy Council Vote
In a plenary Privy Council session, Japan unanimously approved its resignation from the League of Nations. The decision will be forwarded to the League's Secretary-General for action, signaling a major shift in international alignment.
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Nokyo
Privy Counci
Japan
League of Nations
League
Rebate to Cut Electricity Costs for Port Pirie Council
Port Pirie Council will receive a reduced electricity rate as a rebate for the current financial year ending November 30. Cr Dey announced the commitment from Associated Smelters Proprietary Limited after a deputation requested lower costs. The rebate starts at 0.75d per unit on total supply beyond an 80,000 unit monthly average and continues annually until termination with notice. The council will consider the matter through the electric light committee.
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Per Hill
Associated Smelters Proprietary Limited
Port Pirie Counci
Tie Vom- Bay
Wie
Fe Sal
Lécinin
Pravious
Codwell
Pebale
Ald
Davis
Think
Landerstand
Lig
Electele Tet
Sagymitee
F. Dey
Cr. Dey
Leetric Light Committee
Idle Cars Soon Sydney Sensation
In Adelaide on Monday motorists face looming motor tax payment deadlines that may force thousands off the roads. Garagemen warn cancellations are rising and layoffs could follow, amid government resistance to aid. Association secretary Christophers cites concerns over last year's cancellations and the Friday deadline.
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Adelaide
Royal Automobilia _Asaociation
Christophers
Association
Revolting Practices at City Building Nurse Faces Removal
Charges allege revolting erections connected to a nurse at a famous city building. Investigations reportedly show she hired several girls through newspaper advertisements. Officials claim local businessmen were involved. recommendation favors removal from the nursing register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wom
Poland In Talk Of German Aims For Territory
Voice of Poland quotes pianist Pagarewski saying Germany seeks not Poland’s recovery but its dismemberment. He cites dangers after Dangiz and the Polish corridor with Germany aiming for Silesia Alsace and Austrian lands. Poland would face a Europe with no peaks only stone and living Poland.
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Spaca
Paris
Agua Caliente Racing Recovere at Agua Caliente
A race in Agua Caliente featured Lovers AML winning by two lengths ahead of Lemon Hill with Pilinw Fight overtaken in the stretch. The USD mile and 20 yards event saw New Zealand horse as a preparatory debut for an upcoming Agua Caliente Handicap. Time was 1.40 with Lovers AML leading from the start.
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Eoviesy
Agua Caliente
Lthough
Pillow -Fleht
Lemon Hill
Fett
Beck
TERT CHAOS in Port Pirie Council Meeting
Dr Dey challenged Mr Threadgold over a past motion by predecessors in a Port Pirie council meeting. The discussion referenced a Biaclorsts Committee resolution and touched on actions or steps taken by the mayor.
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Dr. Dey
Threadgold
Port Pirie
Leah Nist
Biaclorsts Committee
Bellaee
Dey
Sleva
Fortec
Gaye
Fr. Ray
Gr. Dey
Fire in Hills Near Waterfall Gully and Mount Barker
Fire broke out on the western side of Waterfall Gully and near Mount Barker as smouldering logs and stumps sparked flames. Residents from the gully and nearby Burnside fought the blaze despite damaged telephony from burnt poles, and winds were not strong.
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Adelaide
Waterfall Gully
Mount Barker
Eagle
Burnside
Japan and Germany deny pacific colonies talks
The Japanese Embassy today denied a report that negotiations are proceeding with Germany over former colonies in the Pacific. The denial follows rumors of renewed talks amid historic tensions.
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Pacific
Berlin
Pacifia
Assault on Boy Sparks Melbourne Car Theory
A Melbourne assault on a schoolboy Keith Stith followed the theft of three cars from Mildura last week. The attacker may have used one car to reach Melbourne. A search at Mildura failed to locate the offender, and the car was abandoned in Melbourne the day after the attack.
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Melbourne
Mildura
Keith Stith
Milfoura
First Cricket Test in New Zealand in Christchurch
Rain slowed play as England and New Zealand contested the first test in Christchurch. Dempster and Voor were among early run makers, with bowling by Tale and Voce shaping a tense day. The match was ultimately abandoned after a later innings, with inconsistent scores and a humorous modern aside fading the card.
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New Zealand
Christchurch
England
Dempster
Whileaw
C. Brown
Verley
Voor
Kerr
Hammond
James
Tate
B. Allen
Smith
B. Tate
Praemany
Voce
Newman
B. Voce
Bulcook
Ae Vivian
Woollen industry hit by Ottawa agreement says Forde
Mr Forde former Minister of Customs told a meeting yesterday that 95 workers were dismissed over the weekend as the Ottawa agreement affects the woollen trade. Geelong mills were running at full capacity with overtime, denying mass layoffs. officials warn the situation may be misread as seasonal rush but fear winter orders may be unmet.
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M Subourne
Forde
Customs
Vale
Geelong
Mnil
Oltewa
Wolf
Reaputon
Viotorian Texific Manufacturers’ Association
Torde Tat
Ottawa
Roosevelt policy accused of backing war in Asia
Washington reports quote Representative Tinchar claiming the Roosevelt administration seeks to foster war with Japan by a pending Joint resolution granting the President authority to regulate exports of arms and munitions. He argues the policy mirrors the Belden Foreign Office influence and would dominate U S foreign policy.
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Washington
Twensm
Roosevelt
Japan
Value of motors to primary producer and state revenue
Mr H W Harrison told the Transport Board that taxation on motor vehicles and petrol in 1932 reached £3,250,000. He warned that interfering with motor transport would hurt the motor industry and both state and federal governments. He cited increased production in various districts and a rise in rateable property values in Victoria, noting roads wear is worsened by weather more than by motor use.
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Melbourne
H. W. Harrison
Chamber of Automotive Industries
Transport Board
Sauitry
Victoria
Rider dies after cow accident at Sandy Creek
Monday account from Sandy Creek states Thomas Ho of Sandy Creek was thrown by a cow near Behuca on Sunday. The animal saved his life with a lung puncture and a blood transfusion was given, but Thomas died last night.
French Hopes for Disarmament Amid Wartime Tension
Paris reports record Boncour urging cautious disarmament talks. He cautions against any disarmament conference this month, warning it could trigger a surge in armaments and catastrophe. The remark was made to the Friends of Peace Committee as domestic and international pressures mount.
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Paris
Monilay
Friends of Peace Committee
M. Boncour
Poreien Atairs
Victorian King's Melhournh Meeting Leads to Wide Scores
Coverage of a Whi Hamstown event with multiple matches and scores. Frank Stuart and G James from Parramatta compete alongside Lingham Rupanyup and Mott Stamey Brisbane. The article lists several high scores and aggregate tallies including Colcombe Gerangamtte and Gordon North Warrnambool, plus Righetti MDC and Nankervis Bendigo.
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G. Linghem
Ruranyup
A. Gordon
North Warrnambool
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BIR Stanley Argyle
United States
Privy Council
BR. Dey
Voice -of
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Ague Caliente Racing
Pillow
Movines
Bublle Works
TOR v6
EcSsh
Tale
Voue
Allen
Verly
Whitelaw
Tain
Grover
Sonny
Boy
U.S. Representatives
Williamstown
A. Mawer
Shepparton
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