Port Pirie Town Council Fortnightly Meeting Held
The Port Pirie Town Council held a Monday night meeting presided by Mayor M M B Middleton with Aldermen Goode Threadgold Paylin and others present. Debates covered council correspondence, benefiting the poor with clothing drives, inspection updates on fisheries, railway crossing repairs, telephone extensions, and arrangements for junior associations and local clubs. The meeting also reviewed finances, subsidies, and upcoming events at Port Pirie.
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Port Pirie
M.M. B Middleton
Ald
North Adelaide
Callie
Coffey
Chief Inspector of Fisheries
Bruce
Ald. Bottesll
Die Mile
Footnat Asssc'ation
Delag
Drill Hall
Pirie Schools’ Association
Parka and Highways Committee
Proprietary
St. Marks
Parks and Highways Commit
Expulsion of Journalist Sparks House Debate in Canberra
A heated session in the Federal House of Representatives saw a motion to expel a journalist from the precincts carried. The incident centered on comments about Speaker Mr. Bayley and a South Australian paper The Worker. Members raised issues of privilege and press freedom while noting Anzac Day and holiday pay arrangements.
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Canberra
Toealay
House of Representatives
4. G. Bayley
J. O. Makin
Amt Jun
Makin
Spiefalneas
Derain Ne
Dey
Anzio
Meat Strike Expands as Victoria Slaughtermen Walk Out
In Melbourne on Tuesday 200 slaughtermen joined a strike after a wage reduction. Export tests were allegedly transferred to the real issue, halting all export works. Owners remain unperturbed citing ample stock to meet overseas orders as about 600 slaughtermen across Victoria are now on strike.
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Melbourne
Laport
Victoria
Port Adelaide volunteers mobilize for shipyard work
In Port Adelaide on Tuesday volunteers gathered to man six vessels including the motor ship Tudor and the steamer Port and Mary. One hundred volunteers plus 70 Waterside Marine men assisted, with work ongoing amid a public protest meeting planned at Port Adelaide Town Hall at noon Thursday. Shopkeepers are urged to close premises during the gathering.
Appeal Dismissed High Court Decision In Water Trade Case
The High Court dismissed the appeal in a case related to the Seullo Government's waterway coe and the Waterside Workers. Justices Alok, Marke, and Dixon inspected the proceedings as the judgment delivered, with Commonwealth and overseas shipping representatives deciding to continue to pick up volunteers.
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Melbourne
Seullo
Waterndy Coe
Freeman Cules
Rosormalen Agin
Engineauaport
Alok
Juntice Marke
Justice Dixon
Suisving
Appen
Waite
Cyt Duate
Sie
Frame Gavan Liing
Justee
Evate Dissea- Wa
Commonwealth
Ruling Ignored by Westeral Cabinet on Regulation
The High Court judgment is cited in the water regulation dispute as the Westeral Cabinet seeks a new rule parallel to the Senate disallowance. Mc Scullin claims the government has wide powers under the Waters Workers Act to appeal, amid tensions with shipowners and delivery disputes.
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Walerajie
Fom
Poultry and Produce Prices in Adelaide Market Report
Market quotations from Adelaide show bulk flour and meat prices, with eggs and poultry items listed by weight and variety. Prices for bacon, lard, and ducks appear, along with general ranges for geese and turkeys and a note on live weight for certain poultry.
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Adelaide
Pnosilr- Mesars
A.W. Sandford
Wemi Mnature
Metal Market Roundup From Adelaide and London Quotes
Australian Mices aml Malls Association reports May quotes for London Metal Exchange items. Copper, tin, zinc, lead, and silver show mixed moves with spot, forward, and three month prices. losses noted in copper and tin while some metals rise on selected forward curves. Widespread details include ingots, electrolytic variants, and ship shipments next month with varied percent changes.
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Adelaide
Thrells
Mices Aml Malls Association
London
Iwner
Communists Stirrings Spark Vandalism at Port Kembla
Police report continued unrest as agitators incited crowds to protest rationing. Five men were arrested in a raid on unemployed camps between Thirrowl and Port Kembla after yesterday's disturbance at Balli. In Wollongong relief office, communists from Port Kembla tried to provoke the crowd but were driven off by police after five arrests.
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Port Pi
Memorial
Sutenyo
Coffey
Port Pirie
Stacey
Alu
Iewan
Weeroona
Paler Today
Unem
Thirrowl
Port Kembla
Balli
Wollongong
Adelaide Cup Selections From Morning Program
The program lists selections for the Adelaide Cup including horses such as Nine Nurlonga Pan Stragy King Quex Nog Tortuck Borneo JoMer RAY Nitkors Fising Two Wolnta Hamarey Adem Biruliful Rare Queen of Apera Bionde Double Hap Santa Maria along with Torluck or Adhem in the Emits Sailors’ Plate races and other entries in the Strathmore Handicap and related events.
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Denows Welter
Nurlonga
Pan
Stragy
King Quex Nog
Tortuck
Borneo
Oranu~olent
JoMer Ray
Nitkors
Fising
Wolnta Hamarey
Adem
Queen of Apera
Bionde
Double Hap P
Lang plan support echoed at Adelaide meeting
About 2 000 unemployed heard Adelaide Labor leaders debate the Lang plan. Dale, MP, urged support while Ward opposed expelling Lang supporters. Baldock criticized Ward for threatening expulsions and urged a measured response through a representative body.
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Adelaide
Elaridge
Las¢siini
Cavard
Dale
Lazzerio
Lang
Parliament House
Labor
South Australian
Australian Labor Party
HL Ls Baldock
F. F. Ward
Nis
Mrr
Baldick
Ward
Storemen 2N Parkers’ Union
Decision Reversed in Pasta Workers Faction Split
A Metslag of the Pasta Workers Won Talay shifted stance after backing Graves-Garden-Lanz, reversing earlier opposition to Lang Lan. The move signals a major realignment within the worker group and alters the factional balance ahead of upcoming negotiations.
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Talay
Graves-Garden-Lanz
Garden Fete at Crystal Brook Grounds This Afternoon
In aid of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan a garden fete will be held at the Goayent grounds Crystal Brook this afternoon Father Hughes to open the function at 2 30 p m If the evening dance will be held for the same muse in the Crystal Brook Institute Supper will be provided.
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Sisters of the Good Samaritan
Goayent
Crystal Brook
Father Hughes
Crystal Brook’ Institute
Senate Vacancy in Melbourne Legislative Seats
Report from Melbour ne on Tuesday detailing a joint sitting of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly to fill a Senate vacancy caused by the death of Munnefen. Brennan and Smyth among nominees amid efforts by others to persuade Brennan to withdraw. three attempts recorded by the tonalists.
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V.C
Alfred Kelly
Mr. Brennan
Brennan
Ae Smyth
Ames Kelly
Reduction of One Third In Law Reform Bill
In Sydney on Thursday the Law Reform Bill moved toward passage in the Legislative Assembly. A key provision proposes a roughly 24 percent cut in solicitors and barristers fees. The reform aims to streamline legal costs and improve access to legal services.
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Sydney
Foolish Action In Adelaide Court Sparks Shoe Thefts
In Adelaide on Tuesday magistrates heard Peter Hobbing owe Paul for drunkenness and aid a foolish action. Bob Moir, aged Adelaide, was remanded after failing to pay a fine. At same sitting a shop theft case saw Win charged for stealing shoes from Exy Walkin Ltd. Moir later stole another pair to raise money for his brother’s fine. The magistrate jailed him for a month, noting his drunken condition.
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Adelaide
Peter
Paul
Bob
Moir
Srolper
Exywalkin, Ltd
Thomas
Angry mobs in Madrid streets amid religious destruction
Report describes violence in Madrid with at least ten churches and convents destroyed. Police reinforced. tanks at the Bank of Spain. demonstrations target Maura and Berenguer. civil guards disarmed demand arrests. shots fired, two rioters wounded. Jesuits warned. convents burned, valuables stolen but no looting confirmed.
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Inter.or
Senor Berenguer
Mola
CIV Guard
Spain
Senor B
Berenguer
Sherston
Berenguer Waneed
Ile
Rome
French ace dies in high altitude crash during mission
The report details the death of French ace Vial ry Malherbe aged 52, an early Hevnen flyer, after a crash near Vila Roublaytis while testing an 8 chaser. Adj Thievis, with 4,000 in credits, was pursuing in a separate mission as Malherbe died from injuries shortly after the crash.
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Hevnen
Wir Wees
Vila Roublaytis
Winon
Tan
Lacy de Leones Armied
France
Adj
Thievis
Shethe
Huelax
Val
Mutherbe
Achin
Australian flyer to attempt record dash to Britain
Sydney reports Australian Airways pilot A Mollison plans to fly a fast plane to Ragland in six and a half days. He will stay in London for a few days for overhaul before continuing the dash back to Australia.
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Sydney
Mrd. A. Mollison
Australian Airways
Tne Nest
London
Rl Roe
Australia
Citizens League Ad Campaign Reaches Port Pirie Meeting
An invitation extended to all residents of Port Pirie to form a Cit izens League branch. About 10 attended a 3 PM session in the Institute supper room where A J Langsford, country organiser, planned a return trip to Pirie to solidify the branch. Mayor M M Middle ston presided.
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Port Pirie
Citzens’ League
A. J. Langsford
Ciizens' League
Pirie
Oor
Middleston
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