Why Labor Expelled Jock Garden From NSW Party
Sydney report on Mr J Garden, Labor MLA, being expelled by secretary J J Graves and having Labor endorsement withdrawn. The move prompts factional battles, with Lang and Garden allies clashing over Trades Hall influence, The Labor Daily board changes and central executive maneuvering weigh in as supporters gauge the fallout and potential leadership challenges.
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Sydney
J. J. Graves
Labor Party
Garden
MLILR
Labor Caucus
Graves
Cook
Labor
Gugien
Bun
Lang
Univts
MP Garden
New South Wales
Lougain
Muieti
Labor Council
Ieabor
Ergyler Watt Lenin
Uppu
MyGarden
Fin Stromuly
Epltemeli
Gru Ure
Mi. Jume
Mer
SKY
Tul
le Alp
Lader Daily
Labor Gomel
Brighton Two Bowl Champion Crowns 1935 Title
In Brighton last night, singles handicap semi finals saw Brown over Jenkins 21-11 and Newers defeated by Jenkins 24-14. The two-bowl final featured Brighten and Boskelberg, who have dominated the season, taking the palms handicap on Monday. Tonight the singles handicap match pits J. Firmit Jenkins against W. Brown, with Jenkins eyeing a rematch against a retiring opponent. A larger crowd is hoped to witness the close of the 1935-36 tournament at the green.
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Brown
Walker
Jenkins
Newers
Bryiten d. Huckerberg
Brighten
Boskelberg
J. Firmit Jendns
W. Brown
Te Club
Sevest
Bincuil Performanc
Ue Green
Jay
Importation Debate on Rayon Potentials in Congress
A discussion on rayon importation is expected before the House rises this week. The article notes CANBERILA and Wednesday statements regarding intentions and concerns about controlled import of rayon, with officials signaling action may occur soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberila
Suent
Cezard
Apknese
Free State Senate Meets Before Dissolution
London reports gloom as the Free State Senate holds its final session before dissolution. The Dail Eireann had passed the bill, while the Senate hoped for a veto that would suspend the act, but the lower house then passed the measure again, making its enactment automatic.
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Recorder
London
Free State Senate
Senate
Hye State
Rane Taw
Italians Ordered Out of Abyssinia Exposed in Djibouti Dispatch
A Times special from Djibouti relays Mr George Steer description of expulsion conditions in Addis Ababa. Reported arrests and forced departures include de Hubillard and wife, 4 million francs seized, and threats of broader removal of Sikh guards to clear the capital.
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London
Addis Ababa
George Steer
The
Times
Djibouti
Livery
the Times
England
Marshal Badogno
Marshal Badogno's Shu Gayh i F Aarton (Britative In Abyssinia
Djimout
de Hubillard
Western Australia Miner Left Estate Over Twelve Thousand
The will of William Rose Grant of Western Australia valued the estate at probate at £12,555 with debts deducted. Probate granted. tentative Western Australia value £15,313. Meanwhile Pirie Pioneers Association notes changes in staff and local hospital updates as residents face health issues and travel.
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William Rose Grant
Westonia
Western Australia
Charles Kingsford Smith
Miss Dorothy Mandersons Wedding Gift Heist Details
Melmachie report describes a hold up at a residence in Williamstown where a masked thief entered a home and took presents including a 12 year old boy’s toys and jewelry valued at 23 pounds while missing wedding gifts worth 150 pounds intended for Miss Dorothy Mandersom who is to be married next Saturday.
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Melmachie
Missur Manderson
Vie
Williamstown
Jack
Dorothy Mandersom
Redhill Line Progress Sees Rail Fine Suspension Maintained
On Wednesday at Redhill line work faced a hold up as the fine was being contested. Commonwealth Railways Commissioner G Alo Gahan met with contractors Farley and Lewers to discuss the issue, aiming to add more workers if needed and to address unemployment promises.
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Frittany
Guhiim
Mesorm
Nieles and Beerworts
Doctor's dash to aid injured Mungana crewman
An early morning launch trip carried Dr L G Tassiv to the steamer Mungana where fireman Victor Julius Frosstrom, of Sydney, lay seriously injured after a Tuesday night accident at Port Kembla. He was moved to Pirie hospital by ambulance after the ship docked at Pirie.
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Rome
Kivads Pouh
National Liteetor
V. J. Frosstrom
Fisvisis
Mungana
Yeats
Pirie Hospital
Teedday
Miitid
Tiny
Victor Julius Frosstrom
Sydney
Port Kembla
Dinie
Frosstrutt
de Pirie
L. GL Tassiv
Boutt Gupl
GU. Splers
Harbernas
Eamel
Cign
Pirle
Piru
Feossitoni
Royal Air Force Cocktail Mystery at Old Bailey
A garbled report from Old Bailey proceedings describes a King’s counsel questioning a defendant over a “Royal Air Force cocktail” joke or drink reference. The fragment hints at a humorous trial moment involving gin, whisky, brandy, and a playful royal theme.
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Landox
King
Old Bailey Court
Dake
Royal Air Force
Felthatters Wage Case Provokes Arbitration
Melbuchne, Wednesday. Although requested by Ue Pedutited elthatung Waiployes Lion in the arbitration Gourk today to abolish piecework in their inde, Chief Jadse Detheldee suggested that the workers would be dismayed if he succeeded to their request. He said he would draw his own conclusions about the wishes of those engaged in the industry. Employes would not thank the court for abusive pricework in the trades which had been to practice Hew for years, and in which more POUL by CeaRMeN than merefits rate.
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Elthatung
Lion
Gourk
Jadse Detheldee
Japanese Reveres Hitler Amid Turmoil In Tokyo
Tur Tokyo report details a costly Japanese sword presented amid questions from German and Japanese officials. The piece notes reverence for Hitler among some observers and contrasts it with wartime rail and transport concerns, including ongoing continental campaigns and railway measures.
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London
Berlin
Ti Daily Telegraph
Hitler
Anarchy in Palestine Eight Murders in Six Days
The Jerusalem correspondent reports deteriorating conditions in Palestine with daily lawlessness. Bombs and shootings continue, telephones cut and property damaged as unrest spurs fear of a broader Arab revolt pending a truce.
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Palestine
Ondon
Jerusalem
the Times
James Way
Climbing Mount Everest Camp Abandoned On Snow
London reports snow makes Everest expedition camp untenable. Retired members cite dangerous conditions and an inability to continue climbing until weather improves. The team hopes to resume later if forecast permits a safer ascent.
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London
Eau Ned
Sitasy
Nottseen
Everts
Juni
Adelaide Industrial Court hear cleaners award bid
In Adelaide on Wednesday the Industrial Court was asked by the Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union of Australia South Australian branch to rule that cleaning work by female employees is not work for pay. The union seeks an award covering cleaners and caretakers in the metropolitan area.
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Adelaide
Working Women
J. J. Daly
Kelly
Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union of Australia
South Australian
Britain Increases Subsidy Debate Over Work Hour Rules
In the House of Commons Mr Daly argued a diametrical restriction on late night work for transport workers, seeking a prohibitive rate to deter midnight shifts. The court faced questions about hours and social equity, noting most workers are women and urging a conference to report by May.
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Mr. Daly
Thermometer Readings Show Mild Temps Yesterday
The maximum reached 74.8 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ending at 8:30 a.m. registered 47 degrees. Weather records indicate a mild day with cool morning temperatures.
Lead Market Report Imitates London Metals Activity
Fragmented OCR shows a London Metal Market report with scattered figures and firm names. Mentions Teton Mines and Metals and references to prices, dates, and market indicators in a noisy, unreadable strip.
Bankrupt Greek kept by father in law in Adelaide court
Evidence at the Bankruptcy Court in Wayville showed Nicholas Elefteriadis, a Greek bankrupt, living on money from his father in law Mr. Michaelides and staying in his house since marrying. The examination revealed £50 in his pocket at marriage in December 1934 and details of a £60 motor car purchase with £20 14 outstanding, plus a £200 dowry given by his wife's father. The adjourned hearing awaits a fixed date.
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Adelaide
Nicholas Elefteriadis
Young Street
Wayville
Michaelides
Melbourne
Elefte- Finchs
Marikthaelides
Apostolis Michaelides
Harry
Shot by husband woman dies in hospital in Sydney
Fragmentary Melbourne style report notes a woman named Lilian Stewart shot by husband then dying in hospital. Names and details are garbled but indicate a domestic shooting case in Sydney with subsequent medical outcome. The fragment mentions Mahan Stewart and unclear events surrounding the incident and inquiry.
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Sydney
Lilian Stewart
Stewart
Artificial Lambs 11 Experiments Reported
Report notes eleven experiments on artificial lambs conducted under auspices at an industrial facility. Procedures involved neonate ewe simulations and attempts to rear lambs, with several iterations shown and results shared by the bulletin’s study section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaoutine
Susinalia
Amwe
Hs Bulletin Sektiisims Hui
Income Taxation Debate in Senate Action
In a Senate session, discussions on income tax policy surface amid proposals from Senator Teelie. Plans include simplifying the nomenclature and reforming relations between the ten and the Comma Page as part of broader tax assessment considerations. Wally’s position and related area analysis are noted in context.
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Vander
Welllesuay
Theaine
Sen
Teelie
Pires Diamond Jubilee plans hinge on tonight's meeting
Community leaders face a tight clock for Pirie’s fiftieth anniversary celebration with eighteen weeks to solidify a program. The town hopes to form sub committees tonight, secure £125 from the Central Centenary Fund, and revise plans for band competitions, football carnival, and visiting guests to ensure a successful jubilee week.
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Pirie
B.has
Excelsior
Adelaide
Hi Pirie Football Association ix Im
Coins save life after gunshot in Waterloo incident
Harold Harris a 43 year old Coogee rail employee was shot in the lower abdomen as he and John Brown walked in Waterloo. Coins in Harris coat pocket deflected the bullet, saving his groin and likely his life. Harris, Brown and a police car rushed him to Royal South Sydney Hospital. Police suspect the shot may have been misdirected or random.
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Sydney
Harold Harris
Coogee
Haris
Harris
John Brown
Botany
Brown
Waterloo
Warris
Royal South Sydnay Hospital
Bulst
Man Injured in Alleged Axe Attack at South Melbourne
In Melbourne this Wednesday, Alfred Ernest Chambers faced South Melbourne Police Court on a charge of wounding Arthur Reed with a tomahawk. Reed was hospitalized with head injuries including a scalp wound and possible skull fracture after a quarrel between the two men who shared a home.
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Melbourne
Arthur Reed
South Melbourne
Alfred Ernest Chambers
Teed
Garage Owner's Death in Melbourne Incident
In Melbourne on Wednesday the 30 year old garage owner William Morgan of Kinghike died early today after being wounded in a Sunday incident. Francis George Kells, charged with the assault, remains a patient in Melbourne Hospital with a shin injury and related ailments.
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Melbourne
William, Morgan
Kinghike
Antate
Francis George Kells
Melbourne Hospital
Mle Fe
Leaves Town After Guilty Plea On Bravery Charge
Jones Dew sat with John McCartly Avenue as the towel oath of what had pleaded guilty to ivy Gourt on Tuesday to a charge of braving had an alternative means of smort. Mad it the Town oat 16 Law, Yosvots, fellow time Une alour Tent of hes canes tee give tea an one Portunity To MMea9, Comyio tions ATULMUE ormalliee sere recur.
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Jones
John McCartly
Ed School Heads Endorse Broad Secondary Certificate
Resolutions from the conference of college headmasters led by L C Wobgon urge a first stage of secondary study with a general curriculum and a certificate marking completion. The certificate would be awarded by a board with schoolmasters’ influence, require English and four other subjects, and aim to gain university matriculation recognition. Examinations were criticized as an end in themselves.
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Adelaide
Conference of
L. C. Wobgon
Dey
Church of Ragland Grammar School
Rob
Peas and Salt Industry Prospects in Coastal Belt Area
Coastal Belt peas industry edges toward a new season with about 200 acres under crop. Peas yield about 10 bushels per acre, some reports reaching 200 bushels. Cargoes move by motor lorries to Pirie and markets in Adelaide, Brookns, and Melbourne. One shipment delivered 1400 tons of maiden peas last year. Port govt residents anticipate a Salt industry, with a company reportedly securing land options and planning large scale operations soon.
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Baroola
Pirie
Leonstone
Adelaide
Brokens
Mibourne
Carrie
Port Govtucin
Radio Fees Suggestion For Decrease
In Canberra Weitmesty proposes a lower radio fee after a parliamentary debate. Mr Parkhill minister urges the government to back a plan to reduce charges for listeners and retailers. The suggestion aims to ease financial burden while Australia’s broadcasting commission oversees reforms.
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Canbatua
Weitmestuy
Parkhill
Toney
Olitus
Astralian Broadcasting Commission
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Jock” Garden
MR. Lang
Hlus
Lame
Wil Seas
Lone
Lute
Latte
Labor Council-2ky
Uccondine
Labor Daily
Messrs
Laie
Meastey
A.J
Securine
L.D
Lung
Curtin
Prwsniven
Mr. Garden
Gurren
ALP
Winn
Keller
Tate
T. Lana
Teidership
Brighton
Eirann
Abyssinia
D. Martin Hins Bees
Liewt
W. L.ely
Aire
Sherwood
North-West
Australia
Women's Branch of
Pirie Pioneers
Musdames D. Yates
H. F. Nehls
Mr. Hyde
J. McGregor
G. H. McGregor
Pirie West
McGregor
Cockburn
Mr. H. Giles
Terrace
Littleehauke
J. Dunecan
Ellendale
Mr. T. Hurst
Ey and
W. Kennedy
Ari
Elen Murphy
Wilkins Street
Solomontown
Doreen Wrighton
Thichua Welch
Haliday
West Coast
A. Penny
Pearce Street
Jirsifiae
Redhill
BMS
Ellis
City
W. J. Coutts
Women
Pirie Pioneers* Association
Redhill Line
Mr. Gahan
Port Augusta
AIR Force
Judge
Railways Earwinge
Ineneport Trane
Theomer
Wailwagsa
Ds Ptt
MT. Everest
AIR Transport
Britain
Daly
O'Flaherty
Si Yelland
Fede- Lunlon
Houise of Commons
Shedl
Lpany
Tnusport
Mi Veter
London Metal Market
Te Teton Mines and Metals
Toidon
Tolinw
PIRES
Central Centenary Fund Committee
Oldi Ciearly
H. G
Odgers and
Yter
Pirke
Donse
Waterloo Street
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