Clearing Decks For Action
STEVENS MINISTRY BEGINS BIG TASK as New South Wales Ministry starts work to straighten tangled state affairs. Newly appointed heads take charge, with key instructions and cancellations. Federal Gov removes Financial Agreements Enforcement Act pressure. Drummond announces resumed payments of widows pensions and child welfare allowances, over 250000 pounds to be paid next week. Brunner cancels previous cabinet directive and seeks an additional loan of similar size.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Drummond
Education
Lang
Brunner
Transport
Loyalist unions urged to join bonafide unions
The article notes loyalist unions in the railway service should affiliate with legitimate unions. It is projected that about 30 400 men could gain work once the State Government obtains from the Commonwealth a relief grant of £600. Mr Cunningham minister of works departed for Canberra to confer with the federal authorities.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Cunningham
Canberra
Work For Miners ADELAIDE Schedule Of Works Ahead
ADELAIDE Tuesday. A list of undertakings submitted by the Mines Dell involving the expenditure of 35 000 pounds will be placed before the Unemployment Belief Council tomorrow afternoon. It is expected that some works will be approved, providing work for men formerly employed in the mining industry during the low mood.
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Adelaide
LST
Dell
Country Looks Well Despite Rain Outlook
H M Day general manager for South Allsttalia of the Sheil Company says rains will help Nis State if winter moisture arrives. visits Port Pile noting country looks better than in years. Dr and Mrs Max Gecht were reportedly kidnapped in the United States, held for ransom, and released after a dramatic sequence.
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Nis
H. M. Day
South Allsttalia
Sheil Company
Day
Port Pile
Max Gecht
United States
Que
Canberra House votes to suspend Enforcement Act in brief
In Canberra on a Tuesday the House of Representatives quickly suspended the Enforcement Act in 70 minutes with minimal debate. Lyons rejected Scullin’s amendment to repeal the suspension and James’s proposal to extend it for two years, both defeated. The bill allows the Governor General to remove the suspension by proclamation, triggering all related proclamations and regulations.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Lyons
Scullin
James
Lang Government Deficit Surpasses Fifteen Million Pounds
It was learned tonight that the legacy deficit left by the Lang Government will amount to more than 15 million pounds. The revelation highlights vast financial liabilities carried by the administration and signals mounting economic pressure ahead of future budget decisions.
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LANG
Sydney
Pastoral rains favor lambing across northern districts
Light rain swept much of the pastoral country in the north boosting prospects for lambing. Areas around Par North and East-West rail lines logged up to half an inch with Mount Elis and Barrow Creek recording higher totals. Secretary B Virgo of the Stockowners Association said surface water will ease ewe movement and improve feed if rains continue. Northern districts fared better than Willowie Melrose Wilmington Angareton with lighter falls.
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Adelaide
Mallat Creek
Pariwa
Marree
Mount Elis
Barrow Creek
Central Australia
B. Virgo
The
Stockawners' Association
Willawie
Melrose
Wilmington
Angarrieton
Meat Industry Fostering Push for Angliss in Ottawa Delegation
In Melbourne on Tuesday a united move by the meat industry urged the Federal Government to appoint Mr W Angliss MLC as consultant to the Australian delegation to the Ottawa Imperial Conference. A meeting at the Newmarket saleyards included grassers representatives and unanimously backed the proposal citing his extensive knowledge of live markets and Australian and world meat trade ramifications.
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Melbourne
Wost Indusary
W. Angliss
Ottawa
New Farket
Anglies
Ecu
Most Prosperous Kalgoorlie Shines on Gold Boom
Mr Darel arrives in Piri Lat night and declares Australia’s Kalgoorlie the most prosperous in years. He credits the word gold for better times, noting there is work for locals, though not abundant, adequate to support those living there.
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Darel
Piri
Kalgoorlie
Arbitration Court Grants Absolute Preference to Female Unionists
In Melbourne on Tuesday Judge Drake Brockman ruled the Arbitration Court may grant absolute preference to female union members within the clothing trades, following High Court questions on power. The decision, limited to 42 months, aims to curb exploitation though Section 40 restricts other factors if equal conditions apply.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Drake Brockman
Amalgamated Clothing and Allied Trades Employee’ Union
High Court
M's Manor
Carter
Salil
Arbijtration Court
Hi “Onor
Rind
Mis Honor
New Port Pirie School Head W A Bentley Appointed
W A Bentley named headmaster of Port Pirie School brings 38 years in the Education Department. His early career began at Mount Gambier in 1894, with stints at Crawler, Tanunda, Cockburn, Yarcowie, Delamere, Upper Sturt, Basket Range, Terowie, Kapunda, Mt Gambier, Westbourne Park, and North Adelaide, with varied tenures including five years at Tanunda and Kapunda, four months at North Adelaide.
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W. A Bentley
Port Pirie
Mount Gambler School
Bentley
Crawler School
Tanunda
Cockburn
Yarcowle
Delamere
Upper Sturt
Basket Range
Terowle
Kapunda
Mt. [Gobier
Westbourne’ Park
Tramways Strike Ends in Christchurch Tribunal
Wellington reports the Tramways Union has accepted a tribunal based settlement for the Christchurch tramway strike. A special tribunal form will hear the case and issue decisions to resolve the dispute.
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Wellington
N.Z
Wolon
Christchurch
Labor unity hopes ride on cross state support
Across the Eastern States a cautious Labor unity possibility emerges as expelled members may be brought back and help from Victoria to Sydney could bind supporters and opponents of the Premiers' Plan. A move to aid Federal ALP candidates in New South Wales is discussed to heal divisions.
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Victoria
South Australia
New South Wales
Mill
Labor Party
Fofd
A.L.P
Pastoral Wages Reduction Hinted by Arbitration Court
The Full Arbitration Court reserve d judgment on a Northern Territory Pastoral Lessees Association plea for 50 percent wage cuts for pastoral workers. Judge Beeby noted financial strain in northern diamond mining? industry and falling prices, suggesting a 20 percent cut similar to the graziers case.
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Melbourne
Northern
Territory Pastoral Lessees' Association
Beeby
Alleged Treatment With Devis In Suit Against Newspaper
The Sydney newspaper today appealed to the High Court against a decision by Sir G W. R Murray in a libel case. The article accused Becker of deception and fraud, claiming he posed as a doctor of medicine and used the drug ataphan in his practice. The defence denied the accusations, asserting the piece was fair comment in the public interest. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Melbourne
MITH
Sydney
High Court
G W. R Murray
Chieh
M.S. Marburg
Germany
Rae
Hie
Eurly
Tanslaughter
Becker
FV. Smith
E.C
Menaies
K.C
Abbott
Reading of Court Conflicts Tease Fulsome Outcome
A fragmentary report notes a witness stating the defendant had limited capability to testify after a confrontation. The account suggests the accused offered no more information beyond a brief admission, leaving unresolved questions about the event and its aftermath.
One-Way Trade Delaying Prosperity
Views of Shell Company Chief urge lifting artificial restrictions and urge nations to assist as world slump continues. He notes Australia bears initial depression and must pull through, praising farmers and the public spirit while warning of barbed wire trade barriers that hinder recovery.
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Wwig
Mr. Sarch
Australia
Ausralia
Outbreak of Diphtheria Nine Cases in Four Weeks
Public health guidance from the Central Board of Health of South Australia warns of a nine case diphtheria outbreak in Port Adelaide schools over four weeks. It covers symptoms, isolation, disinfection, hospital admission, and notification procedures for parents and local boards to prevent spread.
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Port Pirie
Board of Health
Dave
Port School
Pike i
B. G. Johnston
Central Board of Health of
South Australia
Trade balance and global markets quoted by Mr Darch
Mr Darch warned that global dull mood stems from imbalances between exports and imports. He said Australia cannot rely on exports alone and must a balance to fund overseas commitments. He urged lifting import bans and international cooperation to restore prosperity through accessible markets.
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Mr. Darch
Australia
Ottawa
Phar Lap Poisoning Allegations Stir Leader's Fire
Australian journalist Mr HL A Wolfe claims Phar Lap was deliberately poisoned in Auckland reporting. Wolfe asserts a deliberate act against the champion racehorse, highlighting ongoing questions about its death and motives behind the alleged poisoning.
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Auckland
Phar Lap
HL. A. Wolfe
Austra
Port Pirie Visit by Shell Australia General Manager Party
Mr C Daren general manager for Shell Australia and his wife arrived at Port Pirie from Western Australia. With him were HL M Day general manager of the company in South Australia and his daughter. The party, staying at the Hoy Breha nee Hotel, will depart for Adelaide this afternoon. Mayor Middletough plans to leave with Port Pirie Council members for Adelaide on corporation business. The mayor will inquire about Pirie’s quote for the Commonwealth relief grant. Also Capt Wolf Barnato, the British racing motorist, married to Miss Jackie Quealy of San Francisco.
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C. Daren
Australia
Shell Company
Port Pirie
Western Australia
Daren
Hl, M. Day
South Australia
Hoya Brehanee Hotel
Pirie Fur Adelaide
Middletough
Adelaide
Wolf Barnato
San Francisco
Jackie Eealy
Mijay ‘Quealy
Football Ballot Sparks St Mark's Club Meeting
A letter to Pirie Football Association outlined a season ballot for the most popular player. Print programs carried voting devices. ballots were to be placed in a ballot box at Crystal Brook Globe Goal and at other shops. The scheme, checked by Mr J Murphy, began under conditions approved by the club with ballot boxes hidden in trees and rights preserved by local authorities. Rudyard Kipling is noted as turning 66, residing at Burwash with details of moats and rose gardens in the countryside.
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Heath
Taway
Pirie
Seeklen
St Mark's Club
Assovielion
Po J. Murphy
Cryatel Brook
Seothyr
Globe
Ducent
Roa
Rudyard Kipling
Burwash
Sussex Downs
Stuyphy
Forest of Rose
Francis Independy
Fran
Torviam
Nad
Ase
Unlawful Associations Debate Moves in Senate
In Canberra on Tuesday the second reading of the Amunding Conciliation and Arbitration Bill was moved in the Senate, but the debate adjourned. A Mothers Club meeting is planned at the local school Thursday afternoon at 2:20 with officer elections and guest speaker Mise Dicom of the Travedien Ald. Sealety to speak.
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Canberra
Sem. A
MoSsollan
Senate
Aged Woman Suffocated in Port Melbourne Fire
A 70 year old Port Melbourne woman, Mrs Bile Option, perished when a bed fire broke out early Tuesday. Fire officials report she suffocated before rescuers could reach her. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Melboi
Bile Option
Port Melbourne
Wgo
Mo Fae
Tram Attack Blinds Driver After Chemical Toss
A youth, described as a pupil from a school, assaulted a tram driver by tossing a chemical, temporarily blinding Albert Grae. Medics treated the driver, but detectives could not locate the assailant.
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le Bee
Beanie Ss Snamteat
Albert Grae
Oreer
Rebee Eee Detectiven
Culpett
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Bruner
Mr. H. M. Day
Lambing
Clothing Trades Case
PIRIE_SCHOOL
Mr. Bentley
N.Z. Tramways Strike
United
Devis
Darek
Australis
Australan Peope
Mr Dareh
South
Aust Ull
Wiphtheria
Tess Ham
Teanfrimation
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