Soldier Bonus Bill Vetoed as Inflationists Fail in Senate
Washington report details the 58 to 40 Senate vote rejecting President Roosevelt's veto of the Patman Soldier Bonus Bill after House override. Inflation fears cited as the bill would inject 3.29 billion dollars into veteran benefits, risking inflation and devalued savings. Roosevelt warned rapid money creation would raise prices, while supporters argued urgent aid to veterans was essential amid wartime-era needs.
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Housevelt
Palma Oil
Wages or the Dole pamphlet sparks police action in Adelaide
A mild stir at the Labor Exchange as police intervene to stop pamphlets opposing the municipal ration subsidy scheme. Nine workers had refused work, and others were advised not to accept the jobs. The pamphlet titled Wages or the Dole, authorised by M. Gorin of the Trades and Labor Council, prompted reports to tonight's council meetings.
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Adelaide
Labor Exchange
Trades and Labor Council
Unemployed Central Council
M. Gorin Retary
ANZAC SERVICE DISPUTE AT PIRIE SUB BRANCH MEETING
At Pirie sub branch of the FSL a civic ANZAC Day service was panned not a success. Members debated timing and attendance with calls to concentrate on the dawn service and proposals to mark returned men. Some preferred a post noon service while others favored Adelaide broadcasts locally.
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FSL
Seluise
Life Civic Service
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T. Manser
Sehulan
Manser
P. FE. McMaton
Adelaide
Servier Im Pirie
Local Pirie Hospital updates and community notices
Olsen of Fifty street Pirie underwent an appendicitis operation at Pirie Hospital yesterday and is reported in unsatisfactory condition. Woullord of Bartoli had appendicitis surgery on Thursday. condition reported satisfactory. McNicul of Kelly street Vine Mest discharged yesterday. J Muller of Amanda street Pirie West left Pirie Hospital yesterday. A.W. Lacey opened the Floral Fair at Town Hall. he arrived at Pirie yesterday afternoon staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. Th. Fisher, Presbyterian pastor, to Melbourne Monday to attend St Andrew's College for two months. W Morrison will preach in his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Downing, parents of A. Downing manager of Gash and Carry Pirie, return home to Lyrup. Ruth Green of The Terrace progressing satisfactorily at Sister Bray Hospital after foot injury. A letter from J. Inglis of Kuitpo Forest read at Pirie sub-branch KSL. extended fraternal meetings from Pirie to sub-branch. Mr. H. J. Edwards, Pirie president, pleased massage was conveyed. Air mail list shows Pirie to Whyalla Mrs B Havelberg and two children, Khabaty. Adelaide, Mr. & M. McEntee.
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Sister Bray Hospital
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Kuitpo Forest
Pirie
KSL
Inglis
H. J. Edwarda
Derby Card Special Cubes Offer Drawn
Odds of 11 to 10 on Babram were offered and taken by a few members amid events on the Derby card.
Floral Fair At Thrvadguld Draws City Crowds
The Thrvadguld mayoress led a town floral fair to raise funds for Pirie's needy during winter. Stalls featured flowers and baked goods with a bright hall, crowd turnout, and concerts. Local officials praised volunteers and announced prizes and demonstrations, with children and performers contributing to the festive program.
Memorial Hall owner denies dirty condition claim
Fitzgerald lessee of Memorial Hall rejects Pirie Returned Sailors and Soldiers League president H J Edwards’ charge that the hall was filthy on the Anzac Eve. He states he cleans after events and invites inspection, offering £4 to Pirie Hospital if dirt is found, asserting thousands attend dances without complaint.
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Lessee & Memorial Hall
H. J. Edwards
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Returned Sailors and Soldiers
Imperial League
Amsac
Fitzerrald
Howards
Anzac Way
Returned Soldiers’ League
Pirie Hospital
J. MO Fitzgerald
Wages and bonus lost in Braeview fire
Friday a fire at a wood and iron cottage on the old Norton Summit road Braeview destroyed the dwelling. Tenant Mr R J E Hann and his wife lost all but the clothes they wore while three young children escaped in nightgowns. Hann had recently found work at Magill wine company and had earned a bonus that week. the fire wiped out his wages and the bonus.
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Adelaide
Braeview
Norton Summit Road
R. J. E. Hann
Hann
Magill
Mann
Huan Js
Thermometer Reading Shows 67.7 Max Yesterday
Yesterday recorded a high of 67.7 degrees with the 24 hour minimum ending at 6 30 am. The reading reflects a cool spell and stable morning temperatures across the area.
Rationalisation for Empire trade urged by Dr Page
Acting Prime Minister Dr Este Page spoke in Canberra on a British led conference to align Empire production and trade. He urged key Australian and British industries to meet and decide roles under an Empire plan, warning against a Victorian colonial mindset and stressing unity within the Empire.
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Este Page
Britain
Page
Australia
England
Boris Page
Always Found Hall Clean Says Club Secretary
The Propriety Football Club secretary replies to remarks by the returned soldiers president about Memorial Hall. He states the hall has been used for useful purposes and was found clean during the past year under lessee Mr. Witegerald.
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Lewish
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London metal prices show mixed gains and slips
Adelaide reports from the Australian Mine and Metals Association show copper, zinc, and tin fluctuating with spot prices up modestly while forwards drift. Tin and silver edge lower as gold prices trend uncertain, with bullion markets mixed and silver pressured by forward shifts.
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Adelaide
London
Metals Associatio
Wiz
Duke of Kent Not To Visit South Australia
London reports indicate the Duke and Duchess of Kent are unlikely to visit Adelaide for South Australia's centenary. European unrest and uncertain conditions are cited as reasons, with potential implications for a Governor General appointment if declined.
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South Australia
Recorder
London
Australan Press Association
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Adelaide
Europe
England
Bents Umet
Duke of Kent
Form of Importance at Moonee Valley Racing
Fenogrs at Moonee Valley heralds a crucial jumping race card with Wheelfelt winter events in view. Commonwealth steeplechase likely to run at tremendous pace. Willy may surprise beginners and juveniles. Westluck, a much improved Juniper, could show speed to seal a home win.
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Moonee Valley
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Marward — Sevins
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Mystery of Prof Shann Death At University Room
Detectives probe the death of Professor Shann found dying near a window in the main university building. A business letter and an examination paper were found with him. Witnesses note his lecture details, mood, and routine, with no clear cause yet established.
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Prof. Shann
Adelaide
Shana
Shann
F. W. Eardley
Menuhin Rejects Paramount Hollywood Offer in Melbourne
Yehudi Menuhin, a young violin virtuoso in Melbourne, declined a Paramount Film Corporation offer of about £127,000 to star in a play. His father said Yehudi's art should not be cheapened for millions and would not perform in Hollywood, even if the sum rose to a million.
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Paramount Film Corporation
America
Yehudi Menuhin
Menuhin
Sen
Yehudi
Hollywood
Mr Butler Meets King in London Audience
The King granted an audience to Miluner Premier of south Austro for twenty minutes of discussion. His Majesty showed keen interest in migration and unemployment policies of the state.
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Recorder
London
Miluner
South Austro
Hinweik
Slump in prices at Melbourne crash court hearing
Fridus TW avatars rvawned for their esptoity in the Geel War and pioneers of civil aviation in Victoria were publicly vsamshed by the UMlial Teer in the Hankeusey Court. The engineer of Aravuurin testified that war loans totaled £40,000, largely from a station venture, with partial remu neration. Tad alvu invested heavily in land including a property costing £6,000 now worth about £2,000 and shares in a lam company bought for £700 to £1, the value collapsed to about £84. Shaw and Herbert Joseph Larkin had their estates sequestrated after judgment against them as Air Cumeen- Unt, part of Western Mining Corporation’s suit.
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Fridus
Victoria
Hankeusey Court
Mares Turmer Shaw
Aravuurin
Tadalvu
Watayoth Shaw
Herbert Joseph Larkin
Caulfield
Te Air Cumeen- Unt
Intexer
Western Mining Corporation
Corise
Britain plans to triple air force strength and recruit
In Parliament Mr Baldwin announced the government's plan to triple air strength, detailing 2,500 officers and 20,000 men for additional squadrons. He linked the move to Germany's parity aims and urged national unity, stressing collective international effort and preparedness against threats.
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Aetag
3. Baldwin
House of Commons
Royal Air Force
Merv Miller
Baldwin
Britain
Tie Havermueil
Lad Ute
Ulut
Imperial Defence
We Must Seek Light Through New Path This Night
A speaker intones that failure to act endangers nations and calls for new routes of hope. He warns Europe faces a century marked by fear and calls for decisive courage to resist poison and darkness, urging readiness to seize a hidden opportunity before dawn. The remark frames air raid fears and political responsibility in urgent terms.
Down To The Feast as Result of Victorian Government Promises
A Victorian Government promise prompts action in relief or food assistance programs. Officials outline steps to expand access and ensure ongoing support for households facing hunger or food insecurity amid cost of living pressures. Community groups monitor progress and advocate for timely implementation.
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