Port Pirie Unemployed Meeting Debates Aid and Eviction
The Port Pirie Linemployed Aggo Wain held its weekly meeting with a large attendance led by chairman Mr McDowell. J Emery reported gifts of vegetables and meat from Mr A U Goode and discussed ration access, eviction notices, finances, and plans to seek public solicitor input on the eviction case, while members debated amalgamation with the old association.
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Port Pirie
Aggo- Wain
Mr. McDowell
J. Emery
A. UL. Goode
Goode
G. Hl. Sharpe
J.C. Fitegerald
M.P
Dwyer
Unemployed Meet Council
Dvezer
Fitzgerald
Sharpe
Aeluaby
Ager
Amu
Blagdon
Nr. Amery
Euairman
Aswo
Ation
Sham Jd
Emery
Ithon
Kyle
Romney
Kyte
Warman
Rete
Mr. Kyle
Amery
Neil Cawf
Cal Hime
Cant
Bais
Uch
Gener
Webel Council
Midaide
Two youths sentenced four years for man slaughter
Melbourne court heard Allenadale Ward aged 1 and Leslie Charlon Lewin aged 17, Coburg youths, were found guilty of the March 26 manslaughter of schoolteacher Arthur Nelewn Head. They received four years’ imprisonment and 20 lashes. The Chief Justice and others debated funds and social aid during the session, with community figures urging allocations to the unemployed.
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Melbourne
Allenadale Ward
Leslie Charlon Lewin
Coburg
Arthur Nelewn Head
Courg
Australia Faces Deflation Risk and Debt Cure Plans
Australian leaders debate urgent cuts in government expenditure and interest costs. A Loan Council sub committee proposes 20 percent reductions in adjustable government spending, debt conversion at reduced interest, and bank credit expansion to avert financial collapse amid rising unemployment and mounting public debt.
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Ems St
Australia
Loan Council
Wmeupioywenl
Tnanee
Jones
Vic
Lawn Council
London
Augraiia
L. Will
Eim
Loan
Internal Loan Debate Continues at Melbourne Conference
The Premiers Conference heard the Loan Council Sub Committee report on a large internal loan conversion aimed at reducing interest. The Sub Committee met with bankers present as Melbourne discusses potential fiscal refinements. The session emphasized debt strategy and financial management.
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Melbourne
Loan Council
Shooting of Westbury Dashwood on Capital Charge
Melbourne report details the midnight shooting of Frederick Harold Westbury, 33, by William Juba Dashwood, 29, after a quarrel over an over seat. Westbury died from shotgun wounds as Dashwood and associates fled. Police recovered a cleaned gun at Dashwood's home. Dashwood denied involvement. Mrs Westbury identified him. Hearing to continue tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Frederick Harold Westbury
Vermont
Cour
William Juba Dashwood
Crown Postesssor
Bubk
Westbury
Dashwood
Labor Party endorses 15 Senate candidates in Adelaide
The State branch of the Australian Labor Party endorsed 15 Senate hopefuls in Adelaide ahead of a Federal election. Names include J J Daly, A A Hoare, M R O Halloran, H Kneebone, F F Ward, J R Hawke, A Wilson, A Baker, J Weathers, C T Hassie, J S Donaldson, M Woods, S Verram, L B Fenwick, and A G Angell, with Angell noted for Lang Plan ties and pledge to Labor policies.
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Adelaide
Australian Labor Party
Senate
A. G. Angell
Lang Plan
J. T. Lang
Labor Party
New South Wales
Beasley Group Urged to Back Labor at Narrabri Meeting
Sydney reports at Narrabri today the ALP organising secretary said the Beasley Group has been instructed to keep the Labor Party in power, warning an immediate election would bring a sweeping defeat for the party.
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Sydney
Narrabri
Australian Labor Party
Beasley
Labor Party
Government Rejects Amalgamated Wireless Proposal
The Postmaster General announced the government has rejected a plan to appoint Amalgamated Wireless Company to handle all Australian overseas trolle, cable and wireless communications with Imperial and Informational Communications Company. The rejection cites opposition to rationalising major public utilities.
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Melbourne
Rumor on Disallowing Regulations Sparks Canberra Debate
A rumor from Canberra claims the Opposition may disallow the Labor Workers' Act regulations and attempt to block all similar government measures, aiming to hinder the government's control and raise parliamentary friction.
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Canberra
Senate
Sir George Pearce
Madeline Truagpor
Act
Mousearce
Oversee Sweeps Case Hits City Court Here
An Australian agent, Heed Burke, was fined £25 for acting in a new Irish Hospital Sweepstake fraud. Burke admitted selling 720 English Grand National tickets at 43/6 each and receiving payments per sale. He held 1,600 Derby sweep tickets and faced a separate £4,000,000 prize pool note involving Allen, fined £10 for aiding an illegal lottery known as Broom’s Sweep. Evidence showed 3,000 vouchers ready for disposal at 24 each.
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Melbourne
Burke
Allan
Broom
Agdorr
Europe
Allen
NSW Trade Falls Yet Exports Hold Steady
Sydney officials report April overseas trade as unusually favorable for the balance of trade with imports at the lowest level in years. Exports remain solid though boosted by favorable exchange rates, according to the Government Statistician in a Monday briefing.
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Sydney
Me. Wales
New South Wales
Graceful Gesture for Princess Margaretta Birth Dedication
England's oldest composer Sir Edward Elgar honored the birth of Princess Margareta with a seven piece suite titled Awake to Dreamin dedicated with the Duke of York's permission. The London Symphony Orchestra performed the first public rendition as records were made. In South Wales, businessmen build a model house with modern amenities for Princess Elizabeth's sixth birthday display to be shown nationwide.
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London
England
Edward Figar
Mnaick
Margacel
Duke of York
Edward Elgar
London Symphony Orchestra
Letramophone
South Wales
Bualnensmen
Princesa Elizabelly
The World’s Gold Holdings Reported by Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Bank reveals US total monetary gold holdings now amount to 997000000 pounds, surpassing the prior peak and doubling in the years since the war. The record emphasizes the country’s gold reserves backing broad currency coverage and financial security.
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Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Bingeth
Evan
Viscount Glenapy Divorce Granted in London
Viscount Glenapy was granted a divorce from his wife in London, with custody of their four children. The case involves the heir to the Earl of Inchcape and references the marriage to the daughter of the late Joan, youngest Lord Justice Mamiarty.
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United Service
London
Viscount Glenapy
Earl ‘of
Inchcape
Joan
Mamiarty
Passing of Fine Athlete Grimsby? Adelaide story title adapted
The report honors Horace Herbert Wilson aged 21 a champion Australian walker who died after seven weeks in Adelaide Hospital following a head injury from cleaning an accident his death ends a career that included world class times and national titles dating back to 1920 when he won the Australian three mile championship and earlier senior junior race victories his family and Amateur Athletic Association leaders recall his remarkable grit and unyielding spirit shown from a training period interrupted by illness to his final bid in a race amid his conclusive passing.
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Adelaide
Horace Herbert Wilson
Australia
Wilson
Victoria
Athletc “Association
T.tercell
Motoring Disasters Kill Six In Sussex and Notts
A Brighton express crashed through Lewes railway crossing gates after a car ploughed into them killing seven, including William Sharp 19 and Kathleen Close 17 with Pauline 25 and Donald Armour 77 among the wrecks. A bug and taxi collision at Nottingham killed two men and left three unconscious.
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United Service
London
Lewes
Willian Sharp
Kathleen Close
Pauline
Donald Arnour
Nottingham
Peace Sunday May Selected United Service London
London clergy join national appeal as sixty thousand ministers back Peace Sunday on May 3 urged by The News Chronicle. Berlin ministers also support the motion calling for emphasis on League of Nations work and immediate arms reduction.
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United Service
London
Britain
Berlin
League of Nations
Melbourne Shooting Leaves Man Wounded Police Arrest Made
A man was found badly wounded in East Melbourne during a raid on a local party. Police arrested a suspect, a 36 year old commission agent, in connection with the shooting. The injured man was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
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Melbourne
Moody
Teed
Dole
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