Six Dead As New South Wales Storm Ravages Coast
Unusually heavy seas battered New South Wales during the weekend causing six deaths and extensive damage on Norfolk Island and the coast. A hurricane described as the worst in years swept thousands of square miles of sea, nearly destroying Norfolk Island before hitting the continental shoreline yesterday. A fishing party near Bronte lost two, four others remain missing as ships battled huge waves. The small launch Erringhi drifted after striking. The Captain Cook steamship towed her to port as rescuers searched brutal surf for missing boatmen. The cyclone’s toll extends to property loss, with rails, bridges, and homes wrecked on Norfolk Island, thousands displaced, and authorities seeking aid.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Norfolk Island
Bronte
Erringhi
Cook
Hill
Wain
Lion Island
Hawkesbury
Weekend Accidents Report at Local Park
Several mishaps Saturday saw St John Ambulance aid parkgoers. Arthur Atwell broke his left wrist after tripping on a cycl and receiving setting and hospital care. George Jensen injured an ankle at Elite Rink and awaits X ray to rule out a fracture. Three participation injuries at Memorial Oval left competitors with abrasions and cuts, attended by volunteers.
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St. John Ambulance Brigade
Arthur Atwell
Gr. H. H. Atwell
M Lnd
George Jensen
Keystreet
Sulamantawa
Skaling
Elite Rink
Vinny Nespite
Footballer Breaks Three Ribs in Accident
Mir NL Noble of Slomontown broke three ribs in a Saturday accident at Bungaree on his way to Crystal Brook to play for St Mark's A grade. Admitted to Clare Hospital in serious but not critical condition. Noble left Clare on a motor cycle when the wreck occurred.
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Mir
NL Noble
Prince Street
Slomontown
Bungaree
Clare Hospital
Noble
St Mark's
Clare
Crystal Brook
St. Mark's
the Brook
No-Liquor Ball Sydney Sparks Controversy
Sunday notice on ticketing for Mee Gather hall in Syd Wey year draws comment and dispute over Mitoxicntine Tigior and strict disallowance. Public reaction rises amid ambiguous wording and heated debate about policy.
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Sydney
Philanthropic and social worker J E Cresswell visits Pirie
Rev J E Cresswell associate editor of The Australian Christian World and former South Australian Congregational Union chairman has toured Syria the Holy Land Europe America and the Cook Islands. He spoke of refugee dire conditions near Aleppo and Near East relief efforts noting Armenian and Greek refugees and substantial American aid over a century.
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James E. Cresswell
Australian Christian World
South Australian Congregational Union
Pirie
Syria
Holy Land
Europe
Russia
America
Society
Cook Islands
Fiji
Honolulu
Commonwealth
Cook
Cresswell
Armenian Relief Committee
Australia
Near East
Palestine
Aleppo
Jims Ee, Cresswell
The
Fice
Rang Min
Caneresitional
Yastnish
Appeal to Women Urges Peace and Simpler Fashions
Adelaide town hall heard Miss Irene Giason, former YWCA secretary, urge women to eschew military fashions and parents to avoid giving children military toys. The meeting, held under the Women's Nonply Association, called on the federal government to strengthen League of Nations peace foundations amid anger over Italy's use of poison gas in Abyssinia.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Town Hall
Irene Giasson
Young Women's Christian Association
Th. Ji Adelaide UI
Abyssinia
Itatians
Immigrants Would Provide Work for Australia
Rev James E Cresswell argues immigrants can supply labor and boost demand, noting Greece absorbed 1 500 000 refugees after conflict. He cites sugar plantations in Queensland and tropical fruit opportunities, stressing Australia’s vast unused resources and potential for home markets.
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James E. Cresswell
Pirie
Australia
Greece
Turkey
Armenia
Resu
Gresesvelt Pa
South Wales
Elteus
Mr. Cressierd
Queensland
Cau
Cresswell
Ronald Baker improves slowly in Pirie Hospital
A crowded Pirie Hospital update notes Ronald Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Baker, making slow recovery after weeks of illness. Other hospital news include patients J. Haldane unchanged, Miss K Slater progressing, Mrs. Unstead improving from pneumonia, and the death of James Duncan at Pirie Hospital in the early hours of Saturday.
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Ronald, Young Sun
F. J. Baker
Arthur Street
Risdon Fark
Pirie Hospital
J. Haldane
Unstead
Florence Street
Jamies Duncan
Ellendale
K. Slater
WW. C. Slater
Elfen Street
S. Fo. Pearce
Pirie
Moontahury
Spencer Gulf
AL T L. Goode
A. J. Wards
Resignation of Mr J H Thomas Over Budget Disclosure
London reports Mr J H Thomas Colonial Secretary has resigned amid disclosures on Budget details. In a letter to Prime Minister Baldwin, he cites the burden on public life and his belief that remaining would hinder the ministry. He recalls offering evidence to the inquiry and says his motive was national unity.
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Recorder
London
H. Thomas
Thomas
Baldwin
Britain
Pepe
Eiblimal
al- Tivat
Baliwin
Thuis
Airman's Awful Death in Plane Crash near Dubbo
Sydney reports the death of airman Pat O'Hara who perished when an improvised aerodrome departure crashed the aircraft. Witnesses recall the sudden plunge and flames as the plane struck the ground near Dubbo, instantly killing the flyer and injuring none else.
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Sydney
Pat O'Hara
Java
Dubbo
Aigworthis
Thavian
Inis Mooiing
Nhys
Auddetty
Weather Summary for Weekend Temps
The 24 hour period ended 5:30 a.m. recorded a maximum of 80 and a minimum of 59 degrees. Sunday hours ended at 8:30 a.m. with a high near 60 degrees.
Canoe Tumbles In Adelaide Bay Rescue Nightly
A Sunday canoe accident near Adelaide left two men unharmed after the craft capsized. William Jolie of Semaphore nearly burned in the incident before Frederick Jon Baard swam to safety. Julian Gainer and Vivian Morris Garman, both 21, were among those involved as rescuers and observers watched the upturned boat drift away.
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Adelaide
Tfeguvas
Fudt Amie Syuth
Ceinupiien
Wiliam Jolie
Bower Road
Semaphore
Frederick Joni Baard
Julian Gainer
Military Road
Seinephor
Vivian Morris Garman
Hayensthorp Avenue
Garman
Tess
Elie
Hioigtatt
Police Superintendent shot in Melbourne car ambush
Official statement explains Supt John Brophy went to Royal Park to arrest bandits on Friday night. Two gunmen attempted a hold up. Brophy's pistol jammed, four shots fired, bullets struck his arm face chest. He was taken to hospital. motive and details withheld. Brophy joined force in 1900 and led major cases including the Alma Tirtschke murder. a long career marked by police work.
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Melboucrne
John Brophy
Russell Street
Brophy
Royal Park
WN Bandits
Igler
Omclats
Rssued
Poller
Isler Enquines
Suethne
Beophy
Kater
Braybey
Oat Wat
Tamin
O.K
Supt
Criminal Investigation Branch
Colin Ross
Alma ‘Tirtschke
Gunalley Lease
Footscray
Ley
Brophy and
Piggutt
Death of DET S G Tresteail in Australia police circle
Detective Sergeant Tresteail chief of the criminal investigation bureau since July 1 died today. He served in the royal bodyguard when the king visited Australia in 1920 and was first secretary of the South Australian Police Association. A police funeral will be accorded his remains tomorrow.
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Adelaide
T.seu
S. J. Tresteail
Deuth
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Royal Bodyguard
Australia
South Australian Police Association
Gulf Tourists Jere Roundup on the Moonta Ship List
A passenger list from the motorship Moonta arriving Pirle early this morning includes Dr. J. M. Kneebune and many others with varied surnames and initials. The roster features numerous travelers such as Le vatching, Thobvetson, A. Nock, F. M. Jugler, J. Robertson, and Kneebone among the Gulf tourists aboard.
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Jere
Pass Wenger
Moonta
Pirle
J. M. Kneebune
Messrs
Levatching
IL i
Guek
Thobvetson
Me Kay
A. Nock
Fy Wilson
Omsbs
F. M. Jugler
Ke Beliiten
L. Ryder
M.S. Giayaeashyan
Mubeytsun
Robertson
J. Mbilinen
Barnes
Bateneior
Key
B.A. Brumwell
Dorward
K. Ficiotom F. Donaldson
Meck
W. Kneebone
If. Mollison
Moana Po
Lin M. Darts
We Bleckly
EL Naek
Meadiy
Ganilem
Tens
Frutaldsen
Mo Wun Moe
Kueebune
London Metal Exchange prices drift with mixed copper lead tin
Latest advices to the Australian Mines and Metal Association show copper at 36 pounds 9 pence per ton on three months, lead at 1 pound 15 shillings 12 pence, and zinc and tin varying on spot and forward bases. Tin rose on spot to 200 pounds per ton with several forward adjustments while gold stayed unchanged at 19 pounds 19 shillings 14 pence per ounce.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metal Association
London Metal Exchange
Middiy
Robber Threatens Balmain Writer During Burglary
In Balmain Sunday a gunman held up a writer in his shop and demanded money. The writer refused to shoot and his wife and daughter alerted the arrival of police. The attacker warned of a mate, then fled toward the front door as Mrs. Sinclair kept watch. the bandit disappeared.
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Woney
Thuwss Sinclair
Balmain
Sinclair
Wool market outlook for 1986-87 amid cattle and wool policy
Wool traders in Melbourne forecast a smaller clip and a price down turn for 1986 87 with an official estimate to be released in mid June. The projected decline is linked to contingent factors across New South Wales Queensland and South Australia and anticipated stronger sheep numbers and demand.
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