Pirie Association Annual Meeting Faces Staffing Shifts
Mr Lacey chaired the Pirie Association meeting with six club delegates present and independent directors. Apologies from Mayor W Threadsell. discussion covered balance sheet, match expenditures, and the unresolved plan to include a fourth team, with support for Mr Lacey’s past chairmanship and continued association service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
Hocking
W. A. Threadsell
Lie Association
Mesars
R. A. Sumtery
C. RB. Hannan
Laces
Ccairvan
Football trouble pits junior union against league in Adelaide
Associations linked to the South Australian National Junior Union back a move at tonight’s annual meeting to support the Umpires Board and press the league to compromise with four resigning members. Critics say appointing four new board members would be a retrograde step as about 4000 players from nine affiliated associations, around 199 teams, are affected.
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Adelaide
South Australian National Junior Union
Umpires’ Board
League
Umpires Board
Mrestina
Adelaite and Miturban Association
Uehind
Alaut
Janine Union
Iene
Travesty Alleged Over Waterside Preference Rules
In Melbourne on Tuesday unionists from the Water side Workers Federation protested after applying for first preferences under new waterside rules claiming licences are a travesty. They argued voting rights unfairly favor some workers and leave others with little chance of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbouane
AOC
Waterside “Workers Federation
Voling Deers
Pedestrian Traffic Rules Highlighted by Lord Mayor
Lord Mayor Cain returns from the eastern states praising Melbourne and Sydney pedestrian control. He criticizes unsafe street crossing habits and supports strict enforcement, citing rapid regulation adoption and fines for jaywalking as a safer model. He argues pedestrians must cooperate with police to reduce accidents and boost safety.
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Adelaide
Tursiey
Cain
Sydney
Melbourne
Miry
Amd
Federal Cabinet Meetings in Canberra and Melbourne
Prime Minister Mr Lyons announced the Federal Cabinet will meet in Canberra on April 16 and 19 with possible later sessions. High Commissioner Mr Bruce will arrive April 19 to discuss overseas marketing and financial matters. Lyons also invited State Premiers and Agriculture Ministers to meet April 20. the gathering is informal and not a Loan Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lyons
Canberra
Bruce
Dismissed Constable Mackenzie Fourth Brig Gen Remarks
In response to protests by the Police Association over Constable Norman James Mackenzie being dismissed Brig Gen R L Leane said the dismissal was because his services were no longer required The commissioner indicated further action would be taken to attend to the matter and that the commission would consider steps toward reinstatement if possible The exchange followed a confrontation between the association and the commissioner and reflected ongoing tension over MacKenzie’s removal and potential reinstatement efforts
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Gacey
L Association
Mockingo
Francis
Crystal Brook
Associilion
Intit
Sto~retary
Hocking Ami
Lacey
Neem
Larry
Dslegates
Bark
Th Vis
Adelaide
Dodd
Successsurly
Pranely
Feart
Ollice
Mronatch
Associttan
Munro
Thie Moon
Ely Forte
Cnlies
Direcates
Police Association
Norman James Mackenzie
R. L. Leane
Police
Mackenzie
Yondénee Tat Passed Association
Assessment Appeals In Pirie to Sit Soon
The Assessment Appeals in Pirie relate to Harris Estate and others with a 15 percent reduction agreed for Ellen Street centre. Council plans a special session next week to hear final appeals and aims to resolve three years of outstanding assessment issues with openness to ratepayers and no intent to harass.
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J. Warren
Harris Estate
W. HH. Skewes
Prests Limited
Ellen Street
Connch
Varius
Conncil
Folinell
la Sit
Open Council
Scullin Hits Back at Lang Party Attacks
Melbourne Tuesday: Mr J H Scullin leader of the Federal Labor Party replies to Lang Party emissaries. He accuses the Lang group of trying to disrupt Labor and spread New South Wales turmoil to other states. He says delegates faced attacks for refusing to surrender to Lang demands. He denies flouting the Victorian conference and says he stated his views there before election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lang Party
Messrs
Garden and Martin
J. H. Scullin Ueader
Federal Labor Party
Lang
New South Wales
Scullin
Temperature readings from yesterday and today
Yesterday reached a high of 92 degrees with a low of 65.6 degrees. Measurements note a 24 hour period ending at 6:30 a.m. with the minimum recorded at 65.6 degrees.
Migrant settlers seek damages over migration scheme
Dismissal of the action by Alexander Moore of Pyramid Hill against the Victorian Government prompts protest. Claimant alleges the British Government allowed settlers to migrate under a scheme that could be repudiated, seeking adequate compensation for losses of £7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Alexander Moore
Pyramid Hill
Lacey Addresses Pirie Youth Rally in South Australia
Mrs W Lacey opposition leader spoke at a Pirie Youth decuple rally in Pirie South Australia. She noted Y.O.C activity reports and praised the central committee for efforts across town. The event drew 80 to 120 attendees with Breah organizer identified as a key worker.
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Jertior
Piri
Yen Barber
Lavery
Hal
Usta
Lacey
YALE
Wes
Pele
Pinsses i Pirie
Hynes
Coun Town
Barber
Lowery
Breah Orginiser
Tru Barber
Percy Gorrie
U.G. H
Faovs
Ree Richards
Carrien
Woman Disappears From Liner Between Sydney and Aneklana
Mrs Gore Wild, 39, was last seen on the liner between Sydney and Aneklana. As the vessel left Sydney she was seen leaning over the pall, apparently very distressed, prompting a search and inquiry by ship officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auakland
Torstar
Gore Wild
Sydney
Aneklana
Mischievous Boys in Court at Port Adelaide
Five boys admitted setting alight tar and oil at a Port Adelaide store. In juvenile court Mr. Mitchell the police prosecutor urged prompt action as a deterrent, with the bench led by Mr H W Tiwana. One boy faced a nine year average term and others were warned about the consequences. The juvenile court emphasized welfare department oversight and reform efforts for the youths involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arade Bene Prietary. Limited
Meifener
Port Pirie Council Debates Tax Stamp Group System
At a Port Pirie council meeting the finance committee debated abolishing income tax stamps for employees and adopting a group system. The amendment favored by AM Davis would allow the Finance Committee to adapt its report except the group system portion, noting ease and cost savings for workers though concerns about exemptions and department cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pirie
Council Electric Tight
Council Way
Ald
Pavitch
Aml
Fitzworth
AM. Davis
Anance Committee
Dey
Coffer
Government aid to natives stressed by minister in Sydney
In Sydney on Tuesday Mr. Perkins Minister by the Interior stressed the government's aim to assist in developing native races in Australia. He noted the receipt of many impracticable suggestions from individuals and groups interested in aborigines' control while replying to a deputation from the National Missionary Council.
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Sydney
Thesday
Perkins
Interior
National Missionary Council Today
Southern Cross Delayed by Rain in Sydney Mail Run
Heavy rain delays Sir Charles Kingsford Smith’s departure aboard the Southern Cross for Sydney. Mails must wait until Thursday before resuming the voyage.
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Southern Cross
Alckland
Chari Kingsford Smith
Sydney
Death of Pirie priest Fr OByrne after short illness
Fr William Francia OByrne of Port Pirie died in hospital at age 50 after erysipelas. Born in County Waterford Ireland he studied at Mt Melleray and was ordained in 1908 for Port Augusta. He served in Hawker Port Augusta Port Pirie and was loved by parishioners. Requiem Mass at St Marks and funeral at Port Pirie Cemetery were planned.
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William Francia O'Byrne
Port Pirie
Br O'Byrne
O'Byrne
Pirie Hospital
Pooumania
County Waterford
Ireland
O'Byrme
Mt. Melleray
Propaganda College
Roe
Port Augnata
South Australia
O'Byru
O'Mahoney
Port Augusta
Pr. O'Ayrne
Norton Petersorough
Hawker
Port Augusts
Monsignor O'Rourke
Pirie
Sao
St. Mark's Church
Winter Clothing Grant Sees Sixty Seven Applicants
The Town hosted an interview session for winter clothing grants with sixty seven applicants. The process covered entries for balls shoes and miscellaneous items as the mayor’s interviewer assessed the materials. Today and tomorrow run from two to three in the afternoon at the town hall side.
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Ea Seonge
Visitors Arrive in Pirie for Various Duties and Leisures
Me and Mrs Winnall arrive in Pirie and stay at central odes while Mr BW Davis takes over accounting duties. Several others arrive in Pirie and stay at Royal Exchange Hotel or Joynt Exchange Hotel. Miss Pelham joins Miss Stratheaver for England trip. Port Pirie Football Association notes donations from Mrs White of Family Hotel and extends best wishes to Mr and Mrs White.
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Winnall
Adeinde
Pirie
Central Odes
BW. Davis Tas
Acmauntant
S Kerntke
le Ie
Kosul Exchane
Lo Mersey Nemyewr
Park Augusta
Aura van Brewing Compuns
Joyet Exchange Hotel
Offoliatson
Tnternational Harvester Cony
Tunis
Manny
Tefl
Royal Exchange
Wood. Bellon
Joyce Pelham
Adelaide
Miss Pelham
Stratheaver
Outer Tiarhor
England
J. Moram
Pirle
Royal Fxchange Hotel
T. White
Family Hotel
Port Pirly
A.W. Lurest
Lacey
White
Beach Tragedy Open Inquest Into Brinkley Deaths
An inquest was held into the deaths of Nort Clarence Brinkley and Phyllis May Tenney both aged 17 on Weaver avenue. The inquiry heard of Brinkley a Defence Department sergeant major and resident of Richmond who allegedly had quarrels with Tenney over suspicions of his relationship with her. Witnesses described the fatal injuries and a detective noted uncertain if Brinkley shot Tenney alone or if both were involved.
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Adelaide
Defence Department
Nort
Clarence Drinkley
Weaver Avenue
Nort Richmond
Phyllis May Tenney
Aarth Richmond
Goode, Nurrant & Co. Ltd
Adelaaide
A. 5
Blackburn
Serat
A. E. Simmons
Det
Wl. Skrameway
Iindys
Steve
Enroyler
Brinkley
Himenit
General Motors Holdens reopens Marrickville plant after closure
The General Motors Holdens Limited assembly plant at Marrickville reopened today after almost three years. About 100 employees resumed work, with numbers expected to grow as production picks up pace and the plant returns to full operation.
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Sydney
General Motors Holdens Limited
Marrickville
Australian Labor Party dispute dismissed on appeal
The Australian Labor Party dispute in Adelaide involving Taesiay Thy and committee fallout was dismissed on appeal by Mr. P Gonnell. Proceedings centered on party dispute_resolution in Port Augusta with references to the plebiscite and Senate-endorsed actions.
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Adelaide
Australan Labor Party
P. Gonnell
Port Augusta
Senate
Endian
Victorian Wheat Acreage Discussion At MPLBoutine
The Wheat Commission heard from Superintendent of Agriculture who said farmers sowed less wheat than estimated and the overall acreage would not meet the prior forecast. Sheep health and drought hindered production and some farms faced decline in efficiency.
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Mplboutine
Brake
Sail
Fatal Fall From Train Near Goltsbroughs-Tempy
Alexander John Walker aged 21 died when he fell from a side door of the Mildura train near Goltsbroughs Pon while en route to Tempy for work. The train halted after his fall, and he was killed instantly.
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Meltourne
Tempy
Alexander John Walker
Aed
Mildura
Goltsbroughs-ta- Pon
Walker
Memorial Hall use debated by Port Pirie Council
A motion by Dr Lacey at Port Pirie Council discussed setting Memorial Hall for a definite term. The proposal aims to aid unemployed men, safeguard returned soldiers rights, adjust public charges, and create containment for oval use with finance committee reporting soon.
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Posals
Lacey
Port Pirie
Watson
Ap Tiljonar
Dr. Lacey
Ann Draenei
Heine
Thy
Dey
Lietenen
Memorial Oval hosts Pant Pirie matches under supervision
At the Pant Pirie Football Association annual meeting the secretary thanked Inspector John for supervising Memorial Oval where matches were played.
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Pirie Association Annual Meeting
Coney Awnute
Cash Pt Bank
Suney Febiors
Guernseys
Striieher
Wateh
Pratilit
Hells
Savings Bank
Swindey Creduiryins
Wasa
Peswere Sima
Arcount Halanve Us
Mare
Ark
Msor Catutitors
Sterlary
Ira
Pastumusta Association
Reneard
Wilmimeten
Agi
Association
Shoul Jem Arminims Facilitien
Memorial Tval
Mr. Bruce
Commissi
Lommisclouer
Eller
Gen. Lean
Mr. Scullin
Pirie Boys
Y.O.C
Town Hall
MR. Barber
A. Wantwird
Caemeral Siperintendint
Fit Euites
Enshume
Temate
Meters
Tasman Sea
Port Adelaide
Council
Meeta
Tasman Flight
Fr. O'Byrne
Meo
Mrs. Dotoh
Woyal Evehance Hotel
Brinkley-Twomey
Motor Assembly Works
Memorial Hall
A. R. Bosomworth
Prests Ltd
Gosomworth’s
Joan
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