Labor Party expels Mr Garden in NSW crisis
In Sydney a Labor Party executive meeting by 19 votes to four expelled J S Garden MHR from the party. The move signals a deep rift with J T Lang for control of the NSW Labor, tied to control of the Trades Hall station 2KY and ongoing unions disputes. The case centers on disruptive tactics and allegations of attempts to wreck unity negotiations.
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Sydney
Labor Party
J. S. Garden
M.H.R
New South Wales
J.T. Lang
Trades Hall
2KY
Garden
Aden
Canberra
Langatieus
Australis
Italy
ALP
Wrek
Cornell
Mc Garden
J. Moloney
seeyFtus Boot Trades Union
Muloney
T Ie
Mulaney
Ute
Fede Station
Australian Airways
Labor News
Labor Daily
Mrinlins Idustry
Building ‘Trades
W Witeless
Co-Ordine
Get on or get out League of Nations test
London reports a severe test for the League of Nations as public voices worldwide demand action. The Archbishop of Canterbury says those in the League have failed and calls for reconstruction to protect civilization. Simla sources note pressure in India to withdraw due to perceived inaction in safeguarding weaker nations.
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London
League of Nations
Canterbury
League
Simla
India
Billiards Results From Institute Club Tournaments
Billiards in Pirie reports last night’s Institute Billiards Club No 2 tournament with Cowan and R Downer each scoring 200 and Geyer 200 while Brammer posts 451. No 4 results show L Cowan 400 and W Bockelberg 86.
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Institute Billiards Club
Cowan
R. Downer
Geyer
Brammer
L. Cowan
W. Bockelberg
Melbourne racing figure Mee Laughlin sells Flyine Farr
A historical note details Mee Laughlin, owner trainer of Weal! Mouldert deh totic, known as Me Laughlin, visiting towns across New South Wales and Victoria with horses, winning races and planning tours. It records travels from Grantton to Newcastle and Sydney, then a return to Richmond before later changes.
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Melbourne
Munias
Laughlin
MeLaughlin
Gaufield
McLaughlin
Mee Laughlin
Mielinutun
Bullen
Gratton
New South Wales
Casita
Msinare
Glen Janes
Condaly
Canneedali
Tumut
Newcastle
Tielmond
Sydney
Richmond
Hiverina
Hatbux
Wasco
Loughlin
Flyiue Farr
Tyranny Alleged on Wrangel Island Political Trial
Moscow reports say I D Simenchuk director of Wrangel Island Polar station stands trial for alleged dictatorship mistreating the scientific staff and locals. Wrangel Island, with a small Russian and Eskimo population, faced harsh conditions as supply ships struggled to reach the station for years.
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Moscow
M Vyshinaki
Metropolitan Vickers
I. D. Simenchuk
Wrangell Island
Simenchuk
Wolfson
Hv Wis
Shmenchuk
Wulfsin Aut
Kstimas
Statin
Wrastsell Island
Cook
Thermometer Readings From Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 73 degrees and the 24 hour low, recorded at 8:30 am, was 41 degrees. The readings reflect a cool but mild day with light winds and clear conditions across the region.
Immunisation Drive Faces Anatoxin Shortage
Report from Pirie on local health board measures for diphtheria vaccines. Officials warn that only part of the required anatoxin serum is available and assess the need to delay full immunisation. Parents pressed for prompt supplies as 24 children were tested and further sessions planned for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ienlwiehl
Carrell
Antony
Sola
Johnston
Pirie
Pirie's Finances Show Town Council Accounts
Mir Kb Garrett town clerk presents the midmonth breakdown of council finances. Debits include electricity works and utilities, with balances carried forward and payments scheduled. Final balances and banked sums show ongoing entries for renewal fees and general payments as وع.
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Tw Dows Council
Garrett
Melbourne to Launceston airliner breaks speed record
Hotgigan's Tourus airliner travels from Melbourne to Launceston in 82 minutes at an average speed around 2006 miles per hour, shaving minutes off previous records and showcasing Mantle Joneney as a standout performer.
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Melbourne
Hotgigan
Launceston
Luis
Joneney
Pirie notes and public notices fill local paper
Miss J Gooding returns from Goodwood visit while Patricia Beate visits St. Peters. Passengers on the Moonta, lodge representatives to Adelaide, police leave, and various townsfolk travel. Obituary registers Archdeacon Hindley death in Melbourne aged 83 with local reactions and hospital updates accompany a flurry of personal notices and civic items from Pirie and district.
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J. Gooding
Goodwood
A Hf. Gooding
Pirie West
Patricia Beate
St. Peters
E. Flower
B. J. Ofe
Star of 1the Advertiser
Moonta
Pirlesesertay
J. J. McCormack
Adelaide
C. Mackey
Pirie
C. J. Coventry
S.M
R. Calder
J. C. Fsterson
TE Alles
Whyalla
Migs D. Parker
Miss L. Coleback
Messrs
K. Hollingwood
D. C Hollingworth
J. Zeven
Bros
F.C. Daws
Berridge
Piriv Lodge
Druids’ Grand Lodge
Melbourne
Hindley
Clarence Goode
Henley Beach
Assessment Up £993 Raises Rates For 1937
An assessment report shows a net increase of 993 over last year with total for the year ending June 39, 1937 at 317 399. Ward allocations include North 47845 South 75929 Solomontown 37634 West 56091. Town clerk Garrett and others note adjustments and built upon properties causing higher levies.
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Hue
Pirie
South Ward
Solomontown
West Ward
Cottell
EL Garrett
Mt. W.L
Winifred
Allanville
Willamstown
Willan
Windward Park
Risdon Park
Haneal K
Three steamers collide near English Channel coast
In the English Channel three steamers faced trouble after a mishap near Seaford. The Revotdes ran aground near the seafront, its bows rising over houses, while the Glan MacKinlay and Ian Thosk collided off Beachy Head, the tug holed on its port side and the Glan MacKinlay damaged. Seaford, a seaside town near Hastings, is described as a Cinque Ports anchorage.
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Combry
Seaford
Beachy Head
Glan MacKinlay
Ian Thosk
English Channel
Hastines
Beachy Wealsie
Lofi
England
Easthaurnn
Sussex
Petition for Weeroona Siding Sent On
Garrett town clerk reported at the town council meeting that a petition to the Federation regarding a siding at Weeroona on the Pirie Port Augusta line had been carried and sent with council support, as decided at the previous meeting.
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Garrett
Fedejuvemonment
Sidiee
Weeroona
Pirie
Port Augusta
Egypt strike leader Dejanl seeks Anglo-Arabian accord
The agitator Dejanl proclaims a safe diversion of the strike against Britain under League of Nations mandate authority. He claims success in an equal Anglo-Arabian replm while noting the mandate system’s oversight and European influence on mandate powers.
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Lesdaen
Delunl
Hritain
Greatest Humbugs Reply to Attorney General in Adelaide
In Adelaide the Attorney General Jeffries criticized Independents at Springton. Independent MPs Craigie and Stott fired back, defending Independents and accusing parties of overtaxing producers. Craigie credited an Independent with stopping a risky wood pulp deal, while Stott mocked Liberal-Country League leadership and called for a political cleanup in South Australia.
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Adelaide
Jeffries
Springton
Craigie
Flinders
Split
Australasian Paper Manufacturers, Limited
Stott
Albert
Liberal-Country League
South Australia
Mr. Stott
FROPS OPPOSE LIQUOR BOOTH AT MEMORIAL OVAL MEETING
A Proprietary Football club meeting opposed liquor booths and a bookmaker at Memorial Oval during matches. Delegates urged against both proposals while approving a £22 donation and a cup for a competition. Nineteen members attended. J H Seyfung chaired.
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Ila
Messer. A. 1 Sharp
BE. A. Parr
Ita Associaton
Memorial Oval
the Oval
J. H. Seyfung
L. K. Wihr
G. Nardelli
J. J. Wiley
Betting Consol Board
Woodline strike ends at Kalgoorlie in settlement
Negotiations between officials, employees, and West Australian Woodfields Firewood Supply Limited yielded a settlement of the dispute over the Wonderlite wagon line that threatened overall operations. The strike began last week and will affect mining activity at Kalgoorlie with trains resuming service.
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Kalgoorlie
Iniyn
Mvelit
New Trial Ordered In Sydney Youths Convicted
A Sydney Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a new trial for six youths aged 16 to 20 who were previously sentenced to death after an alleged assault on a young Italian woman at Parramatta on January 3. The court found possible jury misapprehension from the judge's summing up and set aside the convictions.
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Sydney
Parramatta
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tiy
Henry Rowe
George Thorsley
Harald Thornley
Harold Maloney
Percival Tovey
Rupert Cowell
C.H. Penny
Court of Criminal Appeal
Penis
Davidson
Justice Davideau
Su Uce Street
Mr. Penny
Penny
Weenus
Meredithie
Weigall
Woe in Abyssinia Special Cables Report
The Times special correspondent from Djibouti reports Addis Ababa edging toward terror as Italy conducts mass arrests since the occupation. Trials are swift. executions occur in batches, with a three day arms surrender decree and merciless punishment for disobedience. A banker’s murder and alleged reprisals are noted amid widespread violence.
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London
Addis Ababs
Times
Djibouti
Tr. Juen
di Sd
Wir Urarder
Wal- Hers
Mo Aderra
Destruction and Theft at Denial Bay Lutheran Church
A vandal robbed Denial Bay Lutheran Church stealing altar furnishings, a large lamp, and silver items while leaving the front door key in place. Valuables missing include a silver communion set and an altar cloth. local parishioners react with outrage as the investigation proceeds.
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Sedlena
Denial Bay Lutheran Church
Schumacher
Luna Hanutke
Sefluia
Supreme Penalty Scientific Tests in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Monday Rev. R. M. Polford, chaplain of the Adelaide Gaol, argued that electric chairs and lethal chambers are more humane than hanging. He cited Canadian trials and said lethal methods are administered with solemnity and decency, with weight checks to ensure immediate death.
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Adelaide
R. M. Polford
Fulford
Las Bers
Canadian Cierto
South Wales
Beind
Dr Jeanes Urges Action For Jubilee Celebrations
Dr Jeanes urged immediate action as the mayor promises a meeting this week to discuss upcoming Jubilee celebrations. He criticized late notices and lack of member notification, noting other towns completed their arrangements and urging a timely plan to avoid a weak town event.
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Dr. Jeenen
Jeunes
Pirie
Usis
Geovia Committee
Dr. Jeunes
Death of Fisherman in Maroubra Waters
Sydney Monday report details the death of fisherman Mr. Stith after a large fish hooked near Maroubra. The fish pulled the rudder from a launch, causing the boat to drift toward rocks. Mr. Stith drowned while attempting to swim to safety. Mr. Frederick Dean reportedly was washed out of the boat but rescued.
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Sydney
Frederick Smith
Maroubra
Stith
Ephors
Frederick Dean
Queensland bound law professor arrives in Brisbane
Dr HL Hodges, a sociology professor with a 1928 law degree, travels from London to Brisbane aboard the Barra nol Outer Harbor yesterday with his wife and family. He is to take up a senior lecturer post in international law at Manchester University’s Taw partnership with Brisbane.
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Hulis
Queensland
Brisbane University
Hl. N. Hodges
Outer Harbor
Barranol
London
Hedges
Mancheston Chiversits
Manchester University
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Pirie’s Finances
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F. J. Richards
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Theyure
Iis
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Japan
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