Labor tensions in Burra Burra as party splits loom
In Burra Burra Adelaide a delicate Labor Party crisis unfolds as suspensions spark the threat of counter moves. A Peterborough meeting may try to outwit the extreme Labor faction after the expulsions of Mevars McHugh Critchity and K George from the local committee. Deposed officers Sexton Cherry and Lewis, once presidents and delegates, have not formed a Country Labor Party and await Sunday’s outcome before acting.
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Adelaide
Peterborough
Burre Burra
Gomumulee
Theistrict
Mevars
McHugh
Critchity
K. George
Thew
Varcial Labor Party
Urelal Labor Party
Mg. Hill
Hig
Esses
Stelagh
Arstotley
George
Qiselais
Sexton
Cherry
Lewis
Une
Olives
Burra Burts
Country Labor Party
Uncertain cites mark Port Pirie and Australian leaders
The fragment notes stable unemployment in Australia for the March quarter with no 0.3 percent rise. It reports local Pirie events including football umpires for Crystal Brook, notices of public officials and visits by inspectors. It highlights biographies of Edward Marjoribanks, George P Barber, and William Bacon with career sketches and dates.
Warrnambool Race Results From Warrnambool Tuesday
Melbourne reported six events on the Warrnambool program with Kanawalla leading the Trial Hurdle and Miss Yin Barun winning the Aial Handicap. Other races featured Eastern Glow, Provost Winter, Chatterboy, and David Rizzo with various contenders and betting odds noted.
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Melbourne
Warrnambool
Kanawalla
Ladbrook
Lord Galais
Crowana
Dark Action
Hiedmont Tiger
Janet Romney Chel
Croomlea
AIAL
Yin Barun
Ballachullsh
Flying Empress
Nosegay
Cardinal Boy
Westlock
Supreme ‘Court
Doubtful Maid
Honor Badge
Amenil
Drivel
Secret Star
Tide
Valiant’ Duar
Nanga
Ballachulish
Empress
Ciely
Sir Graculus
Golden Lullaby
Spring Greek
del Riccio
Ransom's Gate
Fighting Top
Vigilant
Eastern Glow
Cicely
Hawford
Bangkok
Mubwalla
Pou
Glenoola
Provost
AW U Affiliation Motion For Withdrawal Carried
The Adelaide section of the Australian Workers Union recommended severing affiliation with the Australian Labor Party. A resolution called on the state branch to inquiry the principles behind Mr Langs stance on working class issues and to present a more vigorous policy. By 26 votes to 10 the withdrawal was approved for consideration by the branch executive in July.
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Adelaide
Australian Workers’Union
Australian Labor Party
Lang
Melbourne riots at university as students push back Communist club
Police twice quell disturbances at Melbomms University where hundreds of students attacked Communist members of the University Labor Club, throwing two into a lake and wrecking a clubroom. Four Communists, all students, were involved. two were forced into the water, others protected by police. University Council bans further meetings to avert more clashes.
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Melbourne
Melbomms University
University Labor Club
Mun
Ingversen
Artis, White
Vellacotl
schoWdl
Studens
Good Artists Coming Town Hall Concert by Harold Raymond
The 1932 concert party by Harold Raymond will perform tomorrow evening at Town Hall to raise funds for the Blind Deaf and Dumb Children’s Home in Brighton. Featured are Linda Ward James Riley Phil Yeatman Dave Howard and Tina Cornwell with Raymond as violinist. The Pirie Junior Band and Pirie Concert Orchestra will provide selections and the Raymond overture. Admission at 1 shilling 6 pence partly supports the home with boxplan at Collins Ellen Street.
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Irie
Harold Raymond
Raymond
Town Hall
Linda Ward
James Riley
Phil Yeatman
Dave Howard
Tina Cornwell
Pireans
Pirie
Brighton
Collins
Ellen Street
Fishermen Missing After Fishing Trip
On Sunday two Toors residents Messrs. Frederick Watson and Harold Knight were last seen setting out on a fishing trip. Searches along the seashore today found no trace and their boat with gear was located intact at an inlet yesterday, offering no clue to their disappearance.
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Melbourne
Messrs
Fredderick Watson
Marold Knight
Harbors Boarding Morglay ceases search for Hougomont near Investigator Strait
The Morglay withdraws from its coast patrol near Kangaroo Island and returns to Port Adelaide after the Hougomont dismasted and driven away. London agents radio to the Hougomont's master urging not to accept aid or incur salvage costs.
Lyons Signals Amendments to Enforcement Act in House
Mr Lyons gave notice of intentions to move certain amendments in the Enforcement Act tomorrow. The bill will be passed through all readings in one sitting. A new resolution proposing additional revenue from rail and tram receipts will be tabled tomorrow.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Lyons
Bicycle accident at Norwood hospital scene injures father and boy
Mr Seymour Ci of Bayer Street Norwood was with his son Alwyn riding a bicycle to Adelaide Hospital when the boy's foot snagged the Trent wheel causing a heavy fall. The father suffered a fractured skull spinal injuries and severe shock and is in a critical condition at Adelaide Hospital. The boy was treated and discharged.
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Adelaide
Seymour Ci
Bayer Street
Norwood
Tijs Som Alwyn
Adelaide Hospital
Indian Hawker Shot Dead Near Duck-Shooting Site
Ronald Mera Singh an Indian hawker was killed this afternoon when a gun discharged during a duck shooting near the river. Police are investigating the fatal incident and have not released further details.
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Adelaide
Ronald Mera Singh
Pirie City tennis day showcases rising local stars
At Pirie Tennis Club Adelaide visitors dominated eight matches. Local Colts H Clark and T Porter impressed against pro rivals Gill Harvey D Chambers and R E Last. Notable effort by A Y Berriman J Basson and H Knox. One armed player drew applause for service power while doubles saw Harvey Last defeat Berriman Basson 4 4.
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Pirie Tennis Club
Adelaide
Pirie
H. Clark
T. Porter
Gill Harvey
South Australia
D. Chambers
Australia
Port
Anticipaisa
Ibn
Clark
Porter Vy Chambers
Dicker
A. J. Basson
Berriman
Easson
Harvey
Exhibition Match Draws Adelaide and Pirie Tennis Fans
Chambers hosts an exhibition match ending 3-3 with draws noted. Gates collected a charge for admission with proceeds to the Children's Playground Committee. A ladies committee contributed afternoon tea, boosting the fund as Adelaide men tour Pirie and Peterborough today. Jamestown visitors introduced badminton to locals, drawing larger crowds and late hours after lively exhibition games.
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Aimittance
Adelaide
Pirie
Peterborough
Senate Bill Aims at Unlawful Association Powers
CANBERNA Tuesday. A Crimes Act amendment was read for oral time in the Senate. The bill authorizes the Attorney General to seek Supreme Court orders to declare any person or group an unlawful association or member. The measure also covers control of editions and literature. The second reading was ordered for tomorrow.
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Canberna
Senate
Supreme Court
Injured Commuter Admitted After Platform Crash
A man suffered pelvic bruising and back muscle crush injuries after a platform collision. He was admitted to hospital for treatment and observation.
It Was Fated to Happen Moxley Statement in Inquest
In Holdsworthy an inquest into the deaths of Frank Wilkinson and Dorothy Denrel was opened at the Coroner’s Court. William Moxley, charged with murder, attended in custody as a police statement attributed to him was read. The doctors testified to brutal injuries including seventy two pellets in Wilkinson’s skull and possible outraging of the girl. Police witnesses said Moxley denied killing the couple, naming a suspect, “Smowy Mumby,” still at large. He claimed the events began after a confrontation at a golf junction and insisted fate dictated what occurred, as the inquiry adjourned to the next day.
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Sydney
Coroner's Court
Frank Wilkinson
Dorothy Denrel
Holdsworthy
Wiliam Moxley
Wilkinson
Palmer
Monley
Moxley
Srythfield
Liverpool
Mosley
Il” Hen
Official Kickoff Opens Crystal Brook Season
The Football Association decided last night that Mr. A W Lacey will officially open the season at Crystal Brook next Saturday and welcome the new Crystal Brook Club into the association. A ceremony of initiation was planned, with the season opening declared on the oval immediately before the match.
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Mr. Lacey
Crystal Brook
Ht. Bronnick Pire Football Association
A. W. Lacey
Brownick
Steamers Due at Port Pirie by May Eleven
Three overseas steamers are due at Port Pirie before May 11. The Lundby carries mining timber, the King Egbert will load wheat, and the Asama Mara is to load ore. Yesterday the Andrae and the Jedmoor were in port, with the former discharging bulk oil and the redmoors loading wheat for Crosby Mann Co.
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Port Pirie
Lundby
King Egbert
Asama Mara
Andrae
Jedmoor
Pottrel Dead Won Metal Cup Winner Dies in Tarole Station
Poitrel, known as the 1920 Metal Cup winner, died yesterday at Tarole Station. The horse had a remarkable career with seven wins and earnings totaling £26,920, including a noted £26,020 in Blaker Brisbane.
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Blaker
Brisbane
Tueslay Pottrel
Tarole Staion
Siskes
Widow seeks £5000 in boxing death suit
Sequel to a fatal bout heard in Melbourne on Wednesday as Bert McCarthy’s widow, adminstrix for three children, claims under the Wrongs Act that promoter company Medvelion Lowe failed to ensure McCarthy was fit to fight Alby Roberts at Brunswick Stadium. Doctors say McCarthy’s physical condition was not properly examined and the hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Bert Mcdarthy
Amawailn
Gvart Tecay
Medvelion Lowe
Plainiir
Entate
McCarthy
Alby Roberts
Brunswick Stadium
Roberts
Donnell
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Seatcher
Crystal
R. Lobban
Union Bank For
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C. B. Hannan
Pirie Pool
B. Phillips
T. C. Simpson
the Recorder
Edward Marjoribanks
London
Chamberlain
Marjoribanks
Lady Hailsham
George P. Barber
Bundaberg
Queensland Legislative Assembly
Queensland
England
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Vitoria
Bandaberg
Millaquin
William Bacon
Belgando
Clermont
Bacon
Ludbrook
Seraglio
Chatterboy
Keee Fox
Jena Boonerah
Depopa
Rangott
Dark Fox
Stradbroke
Tozer Welter
David Rizmo
Ff Ermine
Misseltoeh
Belar
Vending
Queen's Pet
Salute
Old Home
Bianko
St. Thara
Mentality
Xierence
Dawo Rizzi
Erminet Misseltoch
Aw.u
Varsity Reds
White
Harris
the King
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Studencia
Waler
Ns.w
City ‘Tennis Stars
Jamestown
Muuuay
Mir
Bill Read
Palmer i
William Moxley
Poitrel
Boxer
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