Two Prominent Pirieans Before Police Court
Two well known Pirie residents faced the police court on Thursday night matters. Frank Prindiville was charged with being drunk in a public place while others including Bruce Harvidar faced hindering and assault charges. Adjournment was fixed for Monday with further proceedings likely and additional charges possible against other persons.
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Ellen Street
Mesa
HL Goode
W. Lying
W. V.I
Wingo
Virgo
Amy
Frank Prindiville
Fire & Bookeaber
Bruce Harvidar
Hannan
Prindiville Wan
Ba Steere
Fatty Fern Harold Miller
Hansen
Pirie and Port Augusta to Meet on Railway Talks
Port Augusta mayor L G Riches and Pirie mayor W H Threadgold planned a conference to discuss joint railway efforts from Broken Hill to Pirie and a possible line route study. Threadgold indicated Pirie would meet Port Augusta on short notice if arranged, while opposing views on timing and benefits were noted amid broader road and water scheme discussions.
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L. G. Riches
M.P
Port Augusta
Pine
W. H Threadgold
Pirie
el Kalgoorlie
Germelo-Pirie
Threadgold
Riches
Broken Hill
C. B. Tompkins
Broken Hill Transcontinental Railway League
Pirie New Gt
New Wheat Prices in Adelaide and Liverpool Market Notes
Wheat trading in Adelaide was quiet with old crop at 2/20 and new at 2/34 per bushel. In Port Adelaide and Liverpool, deliveries and prices showed small changes amid heavy offerings. Liverpool closed steady as Argentine offers and favorable weather influenced markets.
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Adelaide
Pew
Liverpool
Chicago
Ig, Nicholls and Sons
AW Andersen
London metal market update with mixed London quotes
Lead advances to 14 8/9, copper fluctuates with spot and forward levels. Tin shows modest gains with forward activity. zinc and iron ore readings indicate small movements. Gold remains open market higher, while electrolytic and wire bar prices edge up or down in limited trading.
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Adelaide
London
Labor Proposal Succeeds in Amended Development Bill
An amendment proposed by Deputy Leader of the Opposition F M Porde was added to the Supply and Inquiries provisions, tightening control of munition makers profits. Minister RG Casey denied evidence of profiteering by Australian manufacturers.
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Lanberka
Nda
F. M. Porde
Inaiakts
RG Casey
Australan
Government Conspiracy Claim Sparks Parliamentary Row
Mr. McEwen alleged connivance between the Government and Mr. Forde, prompting Mr. Forde to retort that the remark was unfair and unfounded. The exchange reflected tense parliamentary debate over alleged misconduct.
Robbery at Mildura City Bank Pay Roll Heist Injures Clerk
Eric Allen a Mildura City Council employee was assaulted while escorting a bank payroll pickup. A bandit stole £475 after hijacking his car and fleeing. A man was arrested nearby. Allen was hospitalized with head injuries for observation.
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Melbourne
Mildura City
Eric Allen
Mildura
Four Robbers Sought in Sydney After Post Office Hold-Up
Police hunt four bandits who battered an elderly man and stole £25 from Prince of Wales Hospital Post Office. A stolen car was found abandoned in Newtown with false number plates. Detectives, numbering 12, question several people and aim to ID the gang. Father of the postmistress Thomas Coughlan is recovering from injuries. The spate of raids totals 32 since mid January, netting about £525 with threats of guns knives and clubs. Youthful criminals blamed as arrests persist.
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Sydney
Prince of Wales Hospital
3 Pan
Newtown
Len
Ames
Thomas Coughlan
Coughlan
Milton Coughlan
Coogee
Tannary
Japan declares blockade near Kulangsa and crisis at Chungking
News from London reports Japan declaring a naval blockade near Kulangsa Island pressuring food supplies in the region. A deadly bombardment hits Chungking as Chinese defenses repel some aircraft. refugees flee to Macao amid debris and alarm. Washington and London monitor the crisis with ambassadors advising actions.
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Ameerelian
London
Desnage
Tome
Ite
Crmmuking
Macao
Shanghai Totes
Pootung
Investigation into the May 2 fatal flight disaster
An official inquiry examined Pilot No. 21 squadron habitually in the Forte Vote area and whether weather and ceiling conditions below 2,000 feet affected the fatal May 2 crash. Key figures disputed airline training and aircraft suitability for low altitude flight as the ceiling delayed a return.
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Melbourne
Samown
Karna
Havertun
At Forte
Pacis
Queen Has Run Went For Walk With King
The King and Queen left a train in prairie country and walked two miles with the Queen buying a run part of the way. Royal party visited Broadview and nearby towns as crowds welcomed them across the mid west. A record crowd of about 50,000 greeted Their Majesties amid spring sowing as they toured military barracks and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police legacy.
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Australian Associated Press
Gitawa
Frida
Broadview
Suxkaellewan
Uelm
Malealy
Abel
Uly
Higitia
Megina Sens
Mid-West
Nogtun
Royal North-West Mounted Potter
Inelualah
Force A& 4
Ottawa
Theunty
Weather note shows cooler overnight temperature
Yesterday reached a high of 66 degrees with a low of 46 degrees by 3:30 a.m. Reading reflects a brief cool period with calm conditions and no notable weather events reported.
Moonee Valley Racing Preview at Vin O'Neill Stable Day
Moonee Valley hosts a big card with V In O Neill stable figures him and Rambler among contenders. Milnes Lope is aiming for a third straight win while Millie s Hope looks for recovery after a strong Williams Town display. High Commissioner and Mutatile also feature as trainers weigh soft ground chances and apprentice rides ahead of the Seaside course.
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Givelung
Witlanssown
Milnes
Aesti
Alremza
Mount Mexander
Wiliams Town
Allance
N Powell
Powell
Williamstowh
Mutatile
Wikliaustown
Sir Grey
Frill Prince
Moonee Valley
Ascot
Tut
High Commissioner
Williamstown
the Valley
David Om
Lindy Radston
Mike Rae Ree
Uty
Ben
Trier
Plese
Kingswood
Victoria Park
Agin Tomorow
Harvey
Beckere
Kollani
Salmarety
Navating
Amere
Kaerlean
Te ix
Ani
Je Cane
Crystal Brook Youth Gored by Cow in Hospital Stay
A Crystal Brook youth was admitted to Pirie Hospital after being gored by a cow yesterday afternoon. He sustained injuries to the mouth and body while near a field, with the animal stamping and charging during the incident. The boy remained under medical observation as doctors treated wounds and monitored recovery.
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Crystal Brooke
Pirie Hospital
Savior of Squalus saves 34 but seals 26 lives
Survivor Mannes, 26, recalls shutting the bulkhead door on the sunken submarine Squalus. He saved 34 men while condemning 26, describing his action as necessary and saying he would act the same again if faced with the same crisis. He honors fallen crew and rejects credit.
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New York
Mannes
Elvethejan
Seatmtth
Nini
Sherman Shirley
Ty Clu
Sun
Naquin
Commuter Sagalu Honored Amid Squalus Rescue Tale
A report from port notes Sagalu of the Squalus among the rescued crew and credits Minnes for saving lives. Divers faced extreme water pressure as attempts to reach the after torpedo room failed, noting a body alive in the submerged vessel and eventual abandonment after hours of peril. Additional local notices include promotions, arrivals, and community events in Pirie and Solomontown.
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Sagalu
Minnes
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Myo
Squakie
Ethirie
Sir George Ritchies Thigh Fractured
Adelaide reports Chief Secretary Sir George Ritchie fractured his thigh after a fall on Wednesday night. X rays show a slight fracture and he will stay at home for several weeks as messages of sympathy pour in from colleagues and the public.
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Adelaide
George Ritchie
Servid
Sx Gatatess Beste
Queen Mary Birthday Observed After Accident
The article notes Queen Mary turning 72 with good progress after an accident. A luncheon party was canceled but royal family members plan to send congratulations and convey best wishes on her birthday.
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Mary
Segapayer
Luctus
York
Viies
Wales
Insort
Fraderick Flexet
Appleton
Jena
Titanic Reminiscences From Woolwich Native at Pirie High
Frederick James Seaton, a Melbourne resident and former marine fireman, recalls shipwrecks including the Titanic, Mohegan, and Minnehaha. He shares wartime service aboard Astrea and experience during the Boxer Rebellion and Great War, and describes his narrow rescue after the Titanic collision while on watch in the engine room.
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Frederick James
Seaton
Tmarine
Piie
Woolwich
London
Melbourne
Pirke
Tads
Astrea
China Station
Hals
Dardanelles
Lan
Pirie High School
Foxhich
R Barbour
Norwood Oval
Metro
J. Bodall
Crown Lands
Henry Newland
Empire
Victorian Park contenders in Antec Handicap racing notes
A fragmented race preview reviews horses and chances for the upcoming Adelaide spring meeting. Mentions Lord Carrington Bastion Rotex Jacata Virgin Gold colt and other runners with weights, form, draw positions, and trainer notes. Discusses potential price points and risk for bettors amid uncertain form and field strength.
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Lord Carrington
Rotex
Son
Aurous
Morphettville
Rolex
Hia
Jacata
Landa
Schools Honor Empire Day at Pirie Primary
A crowded Pirie Primary and Infant schools observed Empire Day with parades, flag salutes, and songs led by Mr. W. Sharp. Mr. Middleton urged peace for the Empire and world while children performed plays, readings, and sketches representing Britain’s partner nations and territories.
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Mr. Middleton
Pirie
MM. B. Middleton
W. G. Sharp
Middleton
Empire
Australia
British Empire
Shorty
CL. Venn
Sharp
Crowds Pack Victoria for Duke and Duchess Charity Event
London crowds overwhelmed barriers and police as the Duke and Duchess of Kent arrived at Victoria for a charity show. Parents and a girl from Lambeth School mingled with onlookers while children in Union Jacks marched. Mr Arnold urged youngsters to uphold Empire values and harmony, with films shown and a school assembly honoring Empire builders.
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London
Jratiic
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Victoria
Solomon
Commissionaires
Jessona
Norwood Oval
Federal Government Loses Control Of Lower House In Canberra
In Canberra a tumultuous session of the House of Representatives devolved into disorder over a Sydney Post Office extension contract. The Speaker named an offending member after interruptions while the Attorney General and government leader were unresponsive. An apology was demanded. a deputy leader cautioned restraint as order was restored and normal business resumed.
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Canberra
Centrol
House of Representatives
Witch & Times
Cameron
Sydney
Minkstern
Hughes
Alent
Me. Bell
Tton Anolher
Forde
James
Uring
Mr. James
Mughes
Sunes
Country Party
Het
Dimes
J T Kelly to Hang Foul and Brutal Crime
Sydney Pall Court today reviews the appeal of John Trevor Kelly aged 24 who was sentenced to death for the murder of Marjorie Constance Sommer. The case centers on the brutal act alleged by the crown and the possibility of clemency or an upheld sentence.
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J. T. Kelly
Sydney
Pall Court
John Trevor Kelly
Marjorie Constance Sommmerled
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Sigmon
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Roderick
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