Labor War Begins in Bulli By Election Fight
In Bulli by election reporting lines two leaders Mr Lang and Mr Willis address rallies at Woonoona and Helensburgh. Lang accuses Willis of dictatorship while Willis backs unity. The battle features Labor party tensions and claims over leadership and local support ahead of next Saturday's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bulli
Lang
Woonoona
Willis
Helensburgh
Bulli Tm
Dang
Wills
Aelec
South Coast
Westminster
Willis Hiad
Sweeney
Nature and social growth in progress philosophy
Fragmentary excerpt discusses a law of social growth and contrast between following a current and resisting it. It suggests working with the current to glide fast, while opposing it causes hard pulling and slow progress. The text appears as a reflective quote attributed to Heary or similar author.
Two Mile Swim for Life England after squall at Thevenard
Theodore Knoll, a German fisherman, survived a perilous two mile swim through shark infested waters after his boat was upset by a squall between Cape Thevenard and St. Peter's Island on the West Coast. He reached the island alive but very weak, living on a bag of potatoes found in a hut while his boat stores were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevenard
Theodore Knoll
Cape Thevenard
St. Peter's Island
Knoll
Pirie Pensioner Evans Confesses Attempted Suicide in Hospital
A Pirie pensioner about 80 years old, George Henry Evans, confessed to a police officer last week that he attempted to cut his throat during a May 9 incident. The court heard Evans, described as totally down, had his confession read, with details of the self harm and subsequent medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
George Henry Evans
Gordesner
Heralien
Vretan
Inepéyia
Roywbei Wits
Uae
Desperate Struggle in Sydney Suburb Yard Attack
In Pyrmont Little Mount street a man and his wife suffered deep throat wounds and were taken to Sydney Hospital. James Gree, 37, and Florence Maud Gree, 32, survived serious injuries as police investigated a yard altercation beginning around 7 30 pm in which a woman cried for help and a man and a woman fled through backyards before officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Hospital
Little Mount Street
Pyrmont
James Gree
Florence Maud Grege
William Henry
Greg
Greggs
Pan Inty Pyrmont
Noble
Lme
Smmont
Gree
Hee
Win “Wat Tong
Aken
Steamer Corfu Roiled In Giant Seas On Australian Run
The mail steamer Corfu endured 40 ft waves on its second voyage from London to Australia. Passengers faced violent roll and 80 degree angles as crockery and wine were broken. Capt P B French noted record-boiling seas in a four-day gale, reaching Fremantle and Cape Leeuwin before conditions eased on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Corfu
London
Aus
Horner
P. B. French
Fremantle
Cape Leeuwit
Homin g Went 24 Races for Pirie West Homing Society
Pirie West Homing Society contested twenty four races with 2565 birds in 1932 33 season. Secretary W M Gray reported a highly successful year, noting five new members, main flights limited by disease, 24 nights run, 2454 returns from 2563 entrants, average per race 406 8, and receipts and assets detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie West Homing Society
W. M. Gray
Gray
Smidty
Anseworthy
Mount Gambier
Mary-borough
Melbourne
Moun
Delegates Clash at Adelaide Trades Hall Meeting
A heated Trades and Labor Council gathering in Adelaide ended in a brawl as two delegates clashed after a contentious ballot. President Angell adjourned the session after the disturbance, with the vote for a leadership change reportedly carried on a narrow margin and former presidents Bardolph and Rawhone involved in the fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Trades and Labor Council
Angell
EB Bardolph
Pone AA H Debe
Shep Assintants
Ulan
Strane
Silient
Why Penalise the Country Anomalies in Sunday Entertainment
The Recorder notes Sunday concerts to raise charitable funds may be acceptable if not offensive to the Sabbath. It cites an Austral Theatre event raising just over £5 with open-box donations and argues city management allows seating and smoking privileges while country venues face stricter rules. The piece urges uniform treatment and asks why after church concerts could not charge admittance to aid social causes.
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Recorder
Pime
Austral Theatre
Clarke
Adelaide Town Hall
Pirie
Theatre Royal
Mrs Hyland Embarks for England From Sydney Aboard Ormonde
Mrs A R Hyland wife of the Aspector of Australian Trace PAW departs Sydney for England aboard the Ormonde. She will be accompanied by her son. Other notable passengers include W Stewart Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge of Victoria and L Hoard director of the Tis Wlers Company. Passengers listed on the Queen Monde for London include Jay, Mrs A O B Bucharan, Mr and Mrs W Enaton, Miss M Borthwick and several business and professional figures.
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A. R. Hyland
Paw Infty
Australia House
London
Sydney
England
Ordinnie
Mr. W. Stewart
United Grand Lodge of Victoria
Alv. Hoard
Tis~ Wlers Company
AdiPureh
J. ‘Fe Arauld
Austratian Oxygen
Juduvleiay Gans Proprietary, Limited
Tev
PA. Godaell
Hamas Canberra
J. Boy
Swiney
Cornhill Insurance Company
Mwiar
W. C
Bogus Parson’s Masquerade in Perth Church Case
In Perth Police Court Alexander Mair was convicted of theft and vagrancy after a bizarre tale of posing as a minister. He arrived from the eastern States a year ago, befriended Rev. William Charles Moore, and was involved in a Bayswater church before his arrest. He allegedly preached, assisted at marriages, and stole £25 from his fiancee.
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Perth
Alexander Mair
Cannon
William Charles Moore
Presbyterian Church
Bayswater
Muir
Mission Tall
Moore
Frederick Harrison
Rider Killed in Bankstown Traffic Collision
In Bankstown a 35 year old motorcyclist John Wilkins died in a head on crash with a car as he rode with Mabel Little in an idecar. Wilkins suffered a broken neck and died instantly. Little sustained multiple injuries including a compound arm fracture and rib fractures and was taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bankstown
John Wilkins
Mabel Little
Idecar
Price Drop in Pirie Petrol Rates Reduce Grade Costs
In Pirie a further petrol cut takes effect today with a one penny reduction per gallon. First grade petrol now costs 1 11 per gallon and second grade 1 9 per gallon, reflecting the new lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Concert for D T N S Queen Held at Austral Theatre
A fair audience attended the Austral Theatre for a Queen in aid of the D T N S Queen Miss Nancy Kroves. The Pirie branch committee organized the event with Adelaide singer IR Gowan, A Jones, M Williamson, A Risson, and performers including Regal Quartet and Gwen Bell’s pupils. Mr B Joyce thanked Mr B A Clarke for the theatre, and Nurse M Smith was saluted for her years of service. The night ended with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austral Theatre
D.T.N.S
Nancy Kroves
Amittee of Pirie
District Drafmc Nursing Society
Mesdames IR. Gowan
Adelaide
A. Jones
M. Williamson
A. Risson
Tt. Netting
A. Clark
A. Worden
Regal
W. ‘J. Prancis
D. Joherta
Mesars
T. Lloyd
W. Bennett
Gwen Bell
St Ring
Moontain Dry Dock Schedule Changes This Week
The motorship Mounta, sailing to Melbourne Friday, enters dry dock for inspection. Kapara Von bhy Quiz replaces her this week and arrives at Port Pirie with General Vargo aboard. Two passengers are on Kapara. Mounta resumes weekly Gulf telegraph Saturday, leaving Port Adelaide for Pirie and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Port Pirie
General Vargo
Moonts
Port Adelaide
Pirit
YMCA Corner and Local Class Notices in Port Pirie
The YMCA Corner reports table tennis results with A and B grade matches including Co-Op Store score 14 to 4 and lists players such as Craigie Tuchery Whittard Fitzgérald and others. It also notes Central Mission carpentry and glass classes led by A G Sharp and G L Caldecott for unemployed youths, upcoming physical tests and schoolboys road jump results, and a farewell to Max Hudson with Tru Barber continuing leadership.
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Triangle
Nns Tor
Table ‘Tennis Association
Co-Op
Store
Craigie
Tuchery
Whittard
P. Whittard
Fitzgérald
Omnia Bros
Bravis Neilsen
Matters
Rosebere
Wolker
Symonds Bros
Waite
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MR. Lang
MR. Willis
Melys
Paward
Avera
Ae Radel
Waders
Messer
Kamarn
Clynns
Me Iinr
Quirk
Shannon
Fa. Keasey
MLD
Enitiert
Mr_ ang delared
Fiat
Labor Party
Tang
Jill Bowe
Strvine
Stevens
Neenstane Wien
Anylinly
Miss Willie
Australia Labor Party
Viviets
Mam Sr. Lang
Wille
Elven
Mr. Lanes
Hnalsy
Lane “Hulman
Liv
Bnelwad
Huhnan
Jude
Jie
Tudor
Mrange
Lane
Enm
Wreney
Late
Labor Daily
Wise
Kano
Timomsipeh
Ss Toweirth
Bali
Valens
Lawhen
Aueemestul
Lowden
Walla
Tim
Tang Wan Gui
Ito
Mr. Wills
Mr Wikus
Pirie Pensioner’s
Chebbandans
Fernaa
Panen
Rees
Wielfey
Port Pirin
Sears
Ashe
Pirie West Society
Hiss Han
Sesson
Wrobel
Lens Em
Worm
South
W. A. Campbell
Mis
M2 Clark
Aaa
We E. Botshind
F. Howard
Messrs
Bockclere
Campbell
L- H. Leverington
A. G. Gray
W. Ells
Alex Bell
Indies
Messrs . T. Martin
W. Bookelbers
H. G. Rodgers
W. E. Eilis
W. SF. Gray
H. Clark
W. B. Phils
J. B. Dormer
L.leveringston
Mr. Kneebone
Tantotah
Rawehone
Walier
B.A. Clarke
Bogus Parson
D.T.N.S. Queen
Moontain Dry Dock
Kapara
Central Mission
A. G. Sharp
Acclass la Boot Rey
Heeu
G. L. Caldecott
Gillelin
E. Cagney
L. Green
Gil
Nelson
A. Stanger
Maurice Steig
Colin Rogers
Jim Qoiebers
Dr. Neilsen
Les. Riddell
Lindsay Green
Maurice ‘Steig
Forbes Somerset
Jim Doyle
Harry Upton
Wax Hudson
Max Hudson
Nod Hee
Debult
Maurice Steg
Tru Barber
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