Labor Party calls for unity across Commonwealth
Sydney reports a state Labor conference voted to unify the Labor movement nationwide. It urged the central executive to organize rank and file unity with Victoria and New South Wales, readmitted expelled members, and convene an All-Australian meeting if needed to shape a unified federal party while preserving democratic principles.
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State Labor Party
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Asia
Victorian
Geded
Kilborn
Unong Mars
Riots Between Hindus and Muslims Erupt Over Ayodhya Rift
British gromps report clashes rising from a Bakrid festival as Hindus and Muslims contest Ayodhya. Riots leave two Muslim priests dead and several injured across multiple centres amid religious tensions and cow sacrifice allegations.
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Calcutta
Pridar
Indus
Victorian sprinter wins South Australian 120 yd title in Norwood
F A O'Neil, Victorian sprint champion, won the South Australian 120 yd State championship at Norwood in 12 sec. He also set a State record in the 220 yd event, finishing in 24.40 sec, five yards inside even time.
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Adelaide
F. A. O'Neil
Norwood
House passes bill authorising reciprocal tariff agreements
Washington report states the House of Representatives approved a bill enabling reciprocal tariff pacts with an amendment barring the President from using war-debt reductions as an inducement. The measure anticipates formal trade accords and outlines governing conditions for future reciprocal duties.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Resumption of Work on Mammoth Cunard Liner
London reports that work will resume Tuesday on the mammoth Cunard liner, expected for launch in autumn. Workers currently on the dole. The National Labor Executive protests to the Dutch Government against handing over political prisoners to German police, citing asylum principles.
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London
Cunard
Dole
Two Brothers Killed in Traffic Accident Near Craigieburn
Melbourne report: Stanley Welder aged 19 and Geoffrey Welder aged 21, both of Shepparton, were killed when a motorcycle they rode collided head on with a motor car on the Hume Highway near Craigieburn. The car, driven by Mrs Edith Gandon of Geelong, ran into a gutter and overturned. Mrs Gandon, her husband, an 80 year old aunt, and a niece suffered minor injuries.
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Geoffrey Welder
Shepparton
Craigieburn
Hume Highway
Edith Gandon
Geelong
Gandon
Light Ahead State Disabilities Eased
Adelaide reports the Taxpayers' Association welcomes the Commonwealth Government handling of the Royal Commission report. Mr. C Harding Browne comments on a BM draft by Mr. Casey for state treasurers’ discussion. Premier Mr. R L Buller aims to clarify disability treatment and seek uniformity with other states.
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Commonwealth
C. Harding Browne
Casey
R. L. Buller
South Australia
Pirie Social Notices and Arrivals From Easter Holiday Guests
Messrs J0 Mortimer and Turner of Geisler are spending Easter in Pirie. W Fiske of Whyalla arrives in Pirie Thursday night staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. W Aluger arrives in Pirie yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Motel. W W Mro and M0 I S Eglinton stay at Royal Exchange Hotel after arriving yesterday. Mr and Mrs Maran arrive yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. B A Robinson arrives yesterday staying at Central Hotel. Mrs I A Stein arrives yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. J Davies staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. M arrive in Pirie yesterday. T J Paltridge arrives yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. L Stein arrives yesterday staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. J Longden and Miss Charlotte Francis, noted actors, leave Sydney for London on the Otsawa today. W Clark of Brighton, former Port Pirie citizen, arrives Thursday afternoon visiting Telowie for a few weeks. M M B Middleton Pike agent for Commercial Aviation Company provides passenger list by Adelaide to Whyalla and Cowell, and Whyalla to Port Pirie on Thursday. J L Sampson of The Terrace undergoes major operation at Sister Bray’s Private Hospital yesterday. condition as well as expected. Thursday the Smelters’ employees congratulated Claude Bottrill on his impending marriage to Miss E Whitford. A R Piller presented an electric kettle and tea pot on behalf of workmates. Remarks supported by N Sjostrom and M Walsh. Bottrill thanked mates for their wishes. The accompanying
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Brighton
Port Pirie
Pirie
Telowie
M. M. B. Middleton
Pike
Commercial Aviation Company
Adelaide-Fyre's Peninsula
J. L. Sampson
the Terrace
Sister Bray
Leray
Claude Bottrill
E. Whitford
A. R. Piller
Bottrill
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N. Sjostrom
M. Walsh
Good shooting on Pirie ranges opens North-Western Rifle meet
The 19th prize meeting of the No 6 North-Western District Rifle Club Union opened at Pirie ranges with light drizzle giving way to ideal conditions. E T Martin of Pirie won the B.H.L.A.S. aggregate and Booleroo Centre No 1 won the Thomson Teams Match with a 362 aggregate. Competitors from Adelaide to Orroroo attended under Major RC Prisk and longtime secretary R Sampson oversaw smooth operations.
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Pirie Ranges
North-Western District Rifle Club Union
Booleroo Centre
No. 1
Thomson
Gladstone
Pirie
E. T. Martin
B.hla.s
Adelaide
Roodwood United
Crystal Brook
Whyalla
Iron Knob
Port Broughton
Tweedvale
Jamestown
Orroroo
RC. G. Prisk
Fr. Barton
M. Stein
J. Anderson
Barton Gettine
KH. Bart
Ted
Martin
Burt
Anderson
North-Western Union Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting last night all officers were re-elected. T. H. Wenzel remained president, A. Meschke vice president, M. Pascoe, T. E. Hall, J. Cummings, T. Ottaway executives, R. H. Von secretary in the 23rd year, and H. W. Sampson treasurer in the 25th year.
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North-Western Union
Messrs
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A. Meschke
Ice
M. Pascoe
T. E. Hall
J. Cummings
T. Ottaway
R. H. von
H.W. Sampson
Spanish Strike Sparks Violence in Madrid Province
A revolutionary general strike led by Communists and unions shook Malaga province with clashes leaving three ringleaders wounded and many arrested. Motor lorries were burned, trams stoned, and non-strikers attacked as authorities deploy military and police to restore order.
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Madrid
Malaga
Remiy
Pulsie
Weather Summary for Thursday and Yesterday
The thermometer shows Thursday’s high of 76 with a minimum of 71 for the past 24 hours ending 8.30 am. Yesterday recorded a high of 78.8 and a low of 63 at 8.30 am.
Sir Josiah Symon Dead in Adelaide at 68
Sir Josiah Symon, noted South Australian lawyer and politician, has died at age 68. He helped frame the Commonwealth Constitution, served in the Senate 1901 to 1912 and as Attorney General 1904-05. Burial planned at North Road Cemetery with private arrangements at West Terrace Cemetery.
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Man Bent Faces Recall Of Randwick Robbery
A man named Bent, once jailed for highway robbery at Randwick twenty two years ago, is released and fears being sent to a quiet valley. He called at Australia House but his isolation from outside civilization remains, and his case is tied to the prisoners’ aid society with uncertain path forward.
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Recorder
London
Bent
Snakebite In Adelaide Park Leaves Hawker Injured
Hector Hawker aged 20, employed at the Snake Park in North Parklands, was bitten by a snake while demonstrating to visitors. He was admitted to Adelaide Hospital with injuries not regarded as serious.
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Hector Hawker
Adelaide Hospital
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Iit
Swindled and Discarded Settlers Return Home
A party of 12 settlers and families returning from Victoria were welcomed at Watshoo Station with banners denouncing the Victorian Empire settlement project as a hushed-up scandal. They said they were deceived, penniless from exchange losses, and subjected to hostility including frequent anti British taunts.
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London
Victoria
Watshoo Station
Professor Einstein Loses Citizenship in Berlin
Berlin reports that Prof. Einstein is among 35 persons to forfeit citizenship on grounds of disloyalty. Their property has been confiscated per the Recorder special Cabres notice published Friday.
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Recorder
Cabres
Berlin
Einstein
Prrsons
Azelloy
Britishers Detained in Japan for Photographing Fortified Area
Passengers and the purser of the Eastern Australian liner Wankin were detained at Moji on suspicion of photographing a fortifed area. They were without cameras. The party was held two hours before a military commissioner while a search for a named accuser was made. he was not found and the party was released.
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Hong Kong
Wankin
Moji
Wapan
French murder case sparks warrants for three bookmakers
In Paris on Friday warrants were issued for three bookmakers after they were questioned in the Stavisky murder inquiry. A second postmortem concluded M. Prince died by his own hand, confirming suicide as the cause.
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Friay
M. Prince
Stavisky
Japan Might Withdraw From ILO Over Wage Attacks
GEN E VA Friday. Japanese officials warn a June ILO meeting could prompt Tokyo to pull out of the International Labour Organization. They cite recent publications accusing Japan of low wages and dumping.
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Rcra
Geneva
International Labor Office
Good Friday Services In City Churches Attract Crowds
Good Friday services across city and suburbs were well attended with strong congregations. Clergy reported steady participation and community reverence during morning and afternoon observances.
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Adelaide
Easter Holidays in Pirie Trotting Meet at Memorial Oval
Pirie observers note Easter holidays with public offices closed and a major event at Memorial Oval tonight. The Port Pirie and District Trotting Club holds its fourth meeting as crowds endure uncertain weather, with a carnival atmosphere and plans for a strong turnout if conditions improve.
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Memorial Oval
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Congressional
Yorkshire aviator crash at 6000 feet in Himalaya style event
Paris Friday report states Brooke, an IHE Yorkshire aviator, crashed while en route to Australis. He was not unhurt though his aircraft was destroyed. He explains he flew blind for 34 hours, unable to rise above clouds, and struck a mountain at about 6,000 feet.
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