Redhill Port Augusta line urged for Pirie state use
A deputation urged immediate start on the Redhill Port Augusta railway to serve Pirie and nearby towns. Acting Premier Ritchie said the government would push ahead with the project, aiming for a Pirie to Port Augusta line to boost trade, employment, and railway competitiveness.
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Adelaide
Redhill
Port Augusta
Pirie
W. H. Threadgold
Hedhill
Ritchie
A. W Lacey
Threadgold
G. Fitzgerald
Brett
Pirie Distelet
Ayuttivil A . Sundery Northern
Assaia
City of Delhi reports collision near Neptune Islands
The City of Delhi, 7443 tons, struck two submerged objects about 35 27 S, 133 15 E, five miles west of Neptune Islands amid Spencer Gulf. Propeller damage prompts a Melbourne voyage for repairs as wreckage from the Japanese freighter Portland Maru washashore near Neptune Islands. ships warned to keep sharp lookout.
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Wielke
Neptune Islands
Spencer Gull
Pirie
Melbourne
Cape Torrens
Kangaroo
Mare
City of
Delhi
Gransbury
Innocent of Offence Plea Mistaken Identity in Traffic Court
A man pleaded guilty in traffic court and was surprised to learn his name matched another defendant in a separate complaint. On hearing the surname, he responded, exposing a mix up that could have caused one man to pay two fines while the other went free.
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Adelaide
Need for Pirie Station Stressed in Depute Talks
Mr Thrid telephoned a deputation from Port Pirie urging a rail link extension from Terowie to Port Augusta to benefit the state. The deputation pressed for a new line, while Mr Hirebie backed a state power to insist on Pirie, though officials warned against omitting towns.
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Hedhill
Port Augusta
Hitehie
Threadcall
Bite
Ichete
Pirie
Ward selection ruled out in Wileyamunicipal elections
A July Ward South Ward candidate selection was ruled out of order amid an May meeting allegation of irregularities. The Woodville and York Ward selections were reviewed by a ward committee, led by the vice chair of the Stale Council, with officials noting the Hoodwoord localities asked for a convened meeting. The Kent Town Council saw Me 1 W Nicholls chosen, and Voit Burrowcliffe named for York Ward in Woodville Council.
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Mondas
Stile Council
Nit
Hoodwoord
Goodgood
Willy
Coley Hornell
W. Nicholls
Kent Town
Two Killed In North Queensland Truck Crash
A motor lorry carrying seven people returning from a dance at Home Hill overturned near Ayr. Driver Vivian Beasley died. James Bradden, 24, died shortly after, and several others including Doreen Faragher 17, Gordon Faragher 22, Norman Wilson 24, Gordon Wilmington 21, and William Harda 22 sustained severe injuries. Beasley’s vehicle skidded, veered off the road, and rolled multiple times, trapping occupants and causing critical harm.
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Brisbane
Ayr
Home Hill
Queensland
Ivy
Vivian Beasley
James Bradden
Doreen Faragher
William Harda
Norman Wilson
Church and State Urged Unity Amid National Struggles
In Melbourne on Wednesday Federal Health Minister Hughes urged the church to aid amid high unemployment and struggling primary producers. He warned against neglecting moral and spiritual foundations while external pressures from Russia and attacks on sacred symbols rose. Premier Gunstan stressed state cooperation with the church to build lasting happiness.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Methodist Church
Nussia
Germany
Terial Ube
Gunstan
Disagreement over mental condition delays retrial
In Brisbane on Wednesday the foreman indicated a dispute over the accused Ryan's mental condition at the time of the shooting. The jury was discharged and Ryan was remanded for retrial.
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Brisbane
Ryan
Thermometer Shows 68 Today and 42 at 8 30 AM
The record notes yesterday’s high of 68 and a low of 42 at 8 30 AM, marking the 24 hour span’s extremes. The data reflects standard daily weather observations with no additional context or events.
Six Mile Bolt Horse Bolts Through Suburbs After Dog Bite
A pony drawing a milk float bolted through suburbs and city streets after being bitten on a leg by a dog in Hose Street Kolomel Lent Gardens. Constable Gill halted the runaway in King William Street after a chase from Pulteney Street and North Terrace. No damage or further reports were recorded.
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Adelaide
Hose Street
Kolomel
King William Street
Gill
Gurrie Street
Pulteney Street
Tereace
Countel Light Gardens
Ponstel
Gil
Wink
Mattel
Trarnett Putland
Mish Street
Upper
Mitehian
St Attelomer
Australians Dominate in French Tennis Championships
In France at the Brenche championships, McGrath and Turnbull Amst defeated Metaxy and Bavarorel. Majer and Hop won against Langton and Rath, 6-1 6-3. Turnbull is noted in the results.
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McGratht
Turnbull
36 Hours Week Debate In Arbitration Court Melbourne
Chief Judge Dethridge reviewed Angdean literature on a 36 hours work week in the Arbitration Court. He found authors did not reflect production realities and noted efficiency concerns. A 40 hour week in Geneva sparked debate as America’s events offered little cheer.
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Melbourne
Dethrie
Arbitration Court
America
Jacob Rohinson
Stamen’s Union
Geneva
Delhridge
Mystery death of James Smith linked to shark disgorged arm
Sydney detectives probe the death of James Smith after a shark in Coogee Aquarium disgorged his tattooed left arm on April 25. They examine a larger tiger shark said to have swallowed the arm, dragging Gu nnamatta Bay in a bid to recover remains and a possible yacht, with investigations focusing on why the arm was not cleaned before disgorging.
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Sydney
Peaino
James Smith
Coogee Aquarium
Niat Wiestivk
Smitt
Guinamatta Bay
Cronulla
Maticess
Smith and Hegaltress
Mays
Gadeavile
Gunnamatte Bay
Gunnamatta Bay
Opetiati Yaimeultin
Personal notices from Pirie Police Court and local hotels
Mr U G C Leaker presided in Pirie Police Court yesterday. Med Grehard of Cales is west at Central Hotel. Miss Ellen Nitin of Seventh Street left Pirie Hospital yesterday. Rod Knee of Park Ger wein was discharged from Pirie Hospital yesterday. Meo Wo Suieluit of A Simpson and Son left Vinie yesterday after staying at Central Hotel. Mr Middieton arrived in Bitie yesterday afternoon at Royal Exchange Motel. Mrs Stanford of Geddes ton Solomontown left Pirie Hospital yesterday. Mr Ganioni of Massiters Limited is in Pirie on periodic business and staying at Central Hotel. Mr Max Noblet left Pirie Tuesday to join his brother Keith at Rabaul New Guinea. Mr WJ Brandenburg of Cyclone Feiler and Gate Company arrived Tuesday west and is staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. TV War reported at Pirie Hospital last night. Mr KK fawner manager of Pirie Sni of Gash and Carry Limited in satisfactory condition. Mr Dion of Rose Dixon's and ter arrived in Pirie Tuesday, left by car yesterday for the city. Treey played at Royal Exchange Hotel. I F B Turner manager in Pirie branch of Bank of Adelaide has been transferred to head office and will leave June 20. He is a member of Pirie Institute Committee and other clubs. Mr FCM McLean of Pinaroo will succeed Mr Turner.
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Rod. Knee
Park Gerwein
Pirie Hospital
Suieluit
A. Simpson and Son
Vinie
Central Hotel
Ganioni
Massiters Limited
Pirie
Max Noblet
Keith
Rabaul
New Guinea
WJ. Brandenburg
Cyclone Feiler and Gate Company
Dion
Rose Dixon's
Ter
Pirie N Tuadsy
Me City
Royal Exchange Hotel
I F. B. Turner
Pier
Bank of Adelaide
Turner
Pirie Institute
Wolf Club
Associated Smelters Fontes
Ce Club
Ali Aoee ™ Secs
Fcm McLean
Pinnaroo
Ford to restore six dollar daily wage in Detroit
Ford Motor Company announces immediate return to the pre depression minimum wage of six dollars a day. Workers earning above the minimum will see increases starting at five cents an hour, with the adjustment retroactive to the current period.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Metal markets Adelaide copper tin and silver prices slip
According to the Australian Mines and Metals Association reports from London Metal Exchange quotations show copper down about a third to around 4276 per ton, tin down 2/6 to 298 2/0 per ton for three months, silver easing, and forward prices largely unchanged. Market notes indicate continued weakness in base metals with limited demand.
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Adelaide
Wedhealiy
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London
Suwllee
Wharf Strike at Port Augusta Halts Iron Prince Work
In Port Augusta waterside dispute, workers refuse to man the collier Iron Prince without two extra hatchmen under new tow talons. Local branch committee insists on compliance with the disputed arrangement, threatening ongoing stoppage unless demands are met. Vessel due this afternoon for Whyubla then Newcastle. officials say talks paused until the walkout ends.
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Port Augusta
Iron Prince
Yocwt
Meir Tore
Fred Pirie
Eretars
Whyubla
Newcastle
Hillerow
Be. Marsey
Weowaters
Adelaide Ration Work Stance Sparks Unrest Among Unemployed
In Adelaide a ration subsidy scheme failed to attract 60 men assigned to park clearance and drainage work after opposition from the unemployed. The plan, backed by the Trades and Labor Council and endorsed by unions, aims to provide rations plus a council subsidy but faced refusals to work for rations despite promises of payment and relief.
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Adelaide
Cain
Tralee and Labor Council
Trades and Labor Council
Tidings proposes world debt cure plan in Senate motion
General Tidings in the Senate urged President Roosevelt to convene an international conference in Washington to address the global depression. He proposed a five year armament holiday a lump sum settlement of war debts and currency stabilization.
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Recorder
Washington
Tidings
Senate
Roosevelt
Church seeks cinema reform and fair entries at Floral Fair
A Methodist conference backed reviving church cinema aims with a committee to study the issue. It urged films to focus on angels rather than crime and sex. Floral Fair entries open at town hall tomorrow. Prizes include decorated feather, sponges, dolls and more, with entries due by 2 pm Saturday.
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Method Church
Wo Creswell Eilly
Hommweslih Film Censor
Uns
Aed Modeen
Nalt
Pam
Mr. It
Sandery’s
Eadiahie
Labor leaders push shorter working week in industry
In Sydney, Mr KR King says union leaders will press for a shorter working week despite the External Affairs Minister's refusal to meet a deputation. King notes the move would not solve unemployment but would ease the situation. Mr G Tutton was among yesterday's arrivals at Royal Exchange Hotel.
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Trades and Labor Govneil
Ie Meat Industry
Elsben
Molioh
Nou Uie
Julian Cannel
Gentral Cannel
Corete
Thier
Setioine
Heen
Tgal
England
Ion Yeu
Sydney
KR. King
Labor Councils
Mr. G. Tutton
Royal Exchange Hotel
Ambition Returns on Journeys to Challenge Records
Pyat MB Broadbent, arriving with Reawhdon at Aerodrome, expresses hope to fight and back and set new records. He plans to attack He L. Renek as second for the Journes, aiming to break the male ley record.
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Melbourne
Pyat MB Broadbent
Reawhdon
He L. Renek
Windfall for Smithy Me Nui in Jubilee Malt Sale
Unclear OCR text mentions a department and a sale of Jubilee malt. Context suggests a historical notice regarding a financial windfall or entitlement connected to a person or entity named Smithy Me Nui and a department related to the Jubilee malt sale. The readable fragments lack concrete dates, places, or organizations to confirm full facts.
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Sydney
Jubilee al
Monospar airplane to carry ten passengers for Australia
A London report states a new Monospar Aeroplane for an Australian company will carry two pilots and ten passengers with one crew member aboard. The craft is designed for a range of 1004 miles and a cruising speed around 274 miles per hour.
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London
Weilnenday
Germany’s Peace Aims Steady Yet Cautious, Hitler Says
Berlin reports Hitler outlines Germany’s foreign policy aiming for peace and equality among nations. He asserts no future war gains, pledges to honor Versailles while rebuilding defense, and favors collective security, naval limits, and arms reduction, excluding Lithuania.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Universal Service In Germany Defends Arm Labour Duty
Cabinet passes a Defence bill mandating universal military service in Germany. All men and women must contribute to the Fatherland’s needs during wartime, with compulsory service in national defense tasks.
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Universal Service
Germany
Risky proposal stalls on sinking fund payments plan
The Loan Council discussed a risky proposal to cut payments for a sinking fund instead of reducing debt. It failed to gain a majority support as the entity questioned the plan and whether the sinking fund could cover costs.
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Trave
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