Four headmasters in 24 years at Port Pirie School
The Recorder questions why the Education Department frequently changes headmasters and chief teachers at Port Pirie School. It notes three headmasters in two years and a pattern that disrupts continuity, urging a clear explanation and an end to the unsettled practice for the town’s children and civic life.
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Recorder
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Adelaide
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Capone Faces End as Feds Move to Atlanta Federal Prison
Capone's long reign over Chicago ends as federal authorities plan removal to Atlanta Georgia penitentiary to begin a Wisikyears term for income tax evasion after the Supreme Court in Washington rejected a petition to stay the case.
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al Capone
Federal
Atonia
Georgia
Escape From Magill Reformatory By 17 Year Old Bond
A 17 year old, William Edward Bond, bored a hole in floorboards and ceiling with a table knife, climbed through, and escaped Magill Reformatory in the early morning. He had previously fled Sarons reformatories within three years and faces a fresh manhunt with a possible surge in housebreaking. Bond, born in Victoria, had been confined at Custieraine Metur Inutory and escaped again before reaching Adelaide on Christmas Day.
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Adelaide
William Edward Bond
Magill Reformatory
Mary Bond
Finshot
Ta Victoria
Royo
Custieraine Metur Inutory
Adelie
Forged Notes and Murder Charge Shake Miami Courtroom
Police Capt. Lancaster, arrested on a first degree murder charge, admits he forged notes allegedly written by Clarke to implicate Lamaster. The notes claimed Clarke wrote them to frame Lamaster. Lancaster says he typed and signed to help Clarke recover, but Clarke died before signs could be verified.
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Wpaday Caniea
Miami Floridy
Lancaster
Haden Starke
Fina
Ypine Noten
Deaste Vier
Clarke
Mel Miler
No Violence Claimed as Police Hearings Open
Melbourne witnesses defend police record amid inquiry into alleged brutality toward unemployed during Parliament opening. Ser rent Hitch notes the extent of communist activity in Melbourne and workers defence corps preventing disruptions. Police deny striking protesters and challenge violence charges as hearings proceed.
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Melbourne
Workers' Defence Corps
Expelled Laborites Miss Peterborough Meeting Absence
Parliamentary representatives for the Burra Burra district cannot attend the Peterborough Labor Party committee meeting Sunday as they are expelled members. A party official says no meeting is legal with expelled members present. Metfugh and Georges would not confirm attendance and await talks with Critchley.
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Adelaide
Messrs
Medlueh
Oree
Critelley
Burra Burra
Australian Labor Party
Peterborough
Distief
Metfugh
Georges
Mr. Critchley
Motorcycle Autumn Ball Promises Spectacular Night
The Motor Cycle Glab committee spared no effort to make tonight's hall a huge success. The Autumn Ball is the second of the 193% series and promises to eclipse the Easter Nally Ball in every way. The Twilight Scandals jazz band will perform a special combination not seen before, with special prizes for the Monte Carlo dance featuring motor cycles.
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Ting
Monte Carlo
Woman at Ailerside Police Court Banned From Theft
A woman accused of stealing sheets worth 15 from Myer Emporium appeared before Mr Sabine SM at Ailerside Police Court today. He bound her over to be of good behavior for three years.
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Adelaide
Myer Emporium
Sabine
S.M
Ailerside
Lancashire Wages Dispute Triggers Loom Increase Plan
Lancashire manufacturers issue a month’s notice of termination to current wage agreements and discuss adopting a system of more looms per weaver as negotiations falter. The Recorder Special Cables notes delays and unresolved terms in the wage talks affecting textile workers in Lancashire.
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Recorder
London
Lancashire
University Trouble At Victoria University Disturbances
Reported on an incident at Victoria University where three communistic students were thrown into a lake during a protest. Acting Premier T Tunnectie condemned the tactics, stating education should foster tolerance and noting no further disturbances appeared. A rumor of a fourth student emerged but was not acted on.
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T. Tunnectie
Vitorehouid
Tariff barriers debate at Geneva and Ottawa clashes
The Daily Herald notes Ottawa prepares for sprawling commercial battles as the Special Conference looms. It cites Geneva seeking to reduce tariff barriers while Britain pursues a policy that could complicate any reconciliation with the Continent.
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Recorder
London
The
Daily Herald
Ottawa
Geneva
Isaya
Senate narrow victory on customs amendment in Canberra
In Canberra the government survived a Senate challenge when Sen Payne won an amendment to the Customs tariff measure. The change aims to prevent vessels from avoiding duties by moving cargo to another Australian port if duties rise at one port.
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Canberra
Senate
Sen. Payne
Snail Plague Threatens Yorke Peninsula Crops
Snails in thousands threaten Yorke Peninsula crops as snails cover foliage, mistaken for blossoms. Twelve varieties from various regions have been found there amid the invasion threatening agricultural yields.
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Adelaide
Yorke
Peninsula
Tin production curtailed to defend price
London reports a plan to cap tin output at 20 000 tons yearly to control release and stabilize prices around 200 pounds per ton, with the Tin Post outlining the new policy.
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London
Tin Post
Recorder Ads Front Office Opening Thursday and Friday Nights
The front office will extend hours on Thursday and Friday nights to accommodate Recorder shoppers. Staff will assist with advertising inquiries and subscription services.
Moxley to Stand Trial in Sydney Inquest Verdict
The coroner in Holdsworthy found William Moxley guilty of murdering Dorothy Denzel and Frank Wilkinson and ordered him for trial. He rejected Moxley’s claim of a fight in an empty house and noted the victims’ hands had not been untied.
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Sydney
Wernesiay
William Moxley
Dorothy Denzel
Frank Wilkinson
Moxley
School crews to race in river event Saturday
Headed by St. Joseph's College and King's School Sydney Church of England Grammar and Sydney Grammar Schools the crews will race in the river heats after todays events in Sydney.
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Sydney
St. Joseph's College
King’s School
Sydney Church of England Grammar
Sydney Grammar Schools
The
Mal
NSW Enforcement Act Amendment Passes in Canberra
In Canberra today Mr. Lyons moved the second reading of the Enforcement Act Amend Bill in the House of Representatives. He cited harsh penalties up to 2000 pounds and suspension of standing orders to pass the measure in one sitting while warning that New South Wales policy could damage the Commonwealth and other states.
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Canberra
New South Wales
Lyons
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Scullin
Lyons Cnue
Sculin
Lang Wise
Interox
Commonwealth High Court verdict on NSW claim
The High Court heard the Commonwealth seek £2,019,346 from New South Wales for money due and payable. NSW counterclaimed £1,393,315 as a short. The court returned a verdict in favor of the Commonwealth.
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Sydney
High Court
Commonwealth
New Sout
Crisis of 1935 Proclaimed by Australian church leader
In a Presbyterian Assembly address Rev. B W Macauley warned Australia faced strife irreligion unemployment and poverty. He urged a Year of destiny in public life toward better government and happiness. He warned of a Geneva prophecy of 1935 global food struggles and urged the church to rise.
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Melbourne
Presbyterian Assembly Today
B. W. Macauley
Australia
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