Sanitary Service Conflict Faces Council Decision
Port Pirie health inspector Mr. Leonard says he will not supervise the sanitary service after April 2, 192x, citing long hours and discourtesy. The council refers the issue to the works committee to report back, with debates over duties, oversight, and the role of the town engineer and plumbers.
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NSW Coal Subsidy Cut With Discontent At Wewcastle
The New South Wales government announced a stoppage of the 1/6 ton coal subsidy from next Friday. Owners and miners express indignation, saying it will crush the industry and nearly ruin export trade. Cables report buyers will raise prices.
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Davis Cup Obstacle In International Cables Row
Italy presses for bending rules by reinstating two professionals as amateurs to boost the Davis Cup effort while Czechoslovakia plans to reinstate Karel Kozoluk among top players. The dispute threatens the competition ahead of the London event and tests the status of professional players in the cup.
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China Japan wrangle yields ceasefire talks in progress
Shanghai reports a Chinese Japanese conference reached a formal ceasefire agreement after days of wrangling. Observers remain pessimistic about a rapid settlement as Japanese troops fortify Kiangwon and Chinese forces under General Tsui Ting Kal win get ready to resume efforts to recover lost territory.
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Nighttime shooting ends in town near Findlay
A man named Douglas Buchanan 26 was shot in the stomach after answering a midnight knock at his home near Dunadin Findlay He died in hospital soon after Louis Willer Oconnor married was arrested charged with the murder and remanded The two families Buchanan and Oconnor are said to be well acquainted A council meeting discussed job duties and a motion was carried
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Engineered Reform Sought for Port Pirie Council
A Port Pirie council report by electrical engineer A H Rieschich proposes centralized control of engineering work across departments, a central workshop at the powerhouse, and strict approval for material purchases to curb inefficiency and idle machine time. He cites poorly supervised maintenance, scattered stores buying, and routine but unproductive workshop practices.
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Mollison's Ordeal Sets Cape Town Flight Record
J A Mollison set an England to Cape Town record while facing severe eye bloodshoting and instruments swimming. He landed on desert sand, rested under a ring, then descended near the River Niger mud flats where tribesmen aided him through the night before dawn. He persisted to reach Cape Town avoiding distractions of the runway lights.
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Lady Houston Urges Ireland Calm Over Spain Crisis
Wealthy American Lady Houston advises President de Valera to avoid entangling Ireland in Spain’s chaotic crisis. She warns against provocative moves and urges restraint to maintain stability amid international tensions.
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Rector's Plea Before Northwich Consistory Court
London reports on Rector Hardld Davidson of Silithea appearing at the Northwich Consistory Court charged with grave misconduct. The defense frames the issue as rescue work and outlines proposed workshop equipment, plumbing duties, cost controls, and departmental coordination, with the report referred to the works committee for consideration.
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Australia Slavery of Britain at Ottawa Conference
The Ottawa Conference hearing discussed risks for Australia if Britain remains a major manufacturing competitor. Mr Crofts warned that New South Wales faces higher unemployment in recent months and cannot match wage levels of other states. He urged a careful re survey of wages and national income, noting past outcomes not aligning with court expectations. The session adjourned to tomorrow.
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Australian Delegation Names Possible After Sydney Talks
Australian Prime Minister Lyons said after cabinet meetings in Sydney a Commonwealth delegation for Ottawa or a similar conference may be announced. He indicated advisory delegates could be named to represent Australian trade talks and export ties, with announcements likely after the Sydney meetings.
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Double Loss Belng? Windsor Man Reports Hotel Home Assault
John Mon Fontory of Peet Street Windsor reported to police that at 12 40 yesterday he was assaulted at his home by a man and woman. They robbed him of a bank passbook and 26 in notes. The death of his sister is noted as a previous event.
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