Commonwealth's wheat plan blocked by constitutional dispute
Discussion in Canberra on constitutional impediments to Commonwealth power over agriculture. Dr. Page warned the High Court ruling on interpleader issues binds states but not the Commonwealth, stopping plans to appoint wheat industry controls. Privy Council option considered if needed, conference notes comprehensive agriculture development document.
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Commonwealth
High Court
Page
Aireaty
Privy Council 4
Gauimenwealth
Standing Committee On Agriculture
Nuslouk Weil
Personal notices from Pirie Hospital guests and staff
A stream of personal notices from Pirie area detailing hospital admissions and guests at the Royal Exchange Hotel. Mrs Cant and Mike Naural Brown admitted to Pirie Hospital, Mr W. W. Craig and Mr N. M. Bhurien arrived, Mr and Mrs Spillane guests at the Royal Exchange Hotel, J Bagot and J Sandford staying there, and other locals including Mr Hemdersui and Mr Wilson noted as visitors. Ed Fairey of Dalgety & Co. fractured his arm, J Miller on annual leave, and various delays indicate broad community presence in Pirie. The report also mentions a distinguished figure from Adelaide University with sport ties and a Queensland premier’s recognition, concluding with a Labour Party gathering and a ceremonial coffee table.
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Mike Naural Brown
Main Road
Salumentown
Pirie Hospital
W. W. Craig
Queensland
Puree Smith
Labour Party
Waly Poe
Wealth from mines climbs in 1934 two months period
The report notes that wealth produced by mines reached 100.526 during the period, with a two month yield in 1934 showing a strong upward trend. It marks the highest volume since 19is, indicating a significant rise in mining output compared to earlier months.
West Melbourne murder trial details surface in yard scene
Mrs. Annie Hughes denied speaking to an accused man after the inquest while Alfred Wright and Mexander McCarthy face murder charges over Thnuthy Orsullisan's death. Witnesses described a disturbance near Wright’s home and a body carried from a yard, with clothing and signs of washing noted.
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Mare
Ludkine
Wright
Atlee Mason
West Melbourne
Deloot
Ant
Laken Tin
Murrow
Freedom of Edinburgh debated and granted
London reports that Edinburgh Town Council debated granting freedom of city to Med A Lyons Lord Tweedsmuirs and the Maharajah of Patiala. An amendment to delete Lyons’ name was rejected amid religious debate with Labor councillors opposing the question. The motion to grant the freedom was carried by a small majority.
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London
Turmlay Whente
Edinburgh
A. Lyons
Tweedsnities
Patiala
Cormack
Mr. Lyons
le Australis
Lyons
Uluehurch
Labor
Municipal
Rouvert
Lyon
Cyclist Knocked Down in Ellendale Collision
Leslie James Black, four year old boy, was thrown from his bicycle after a rear mudguard struck him as a sedan car progressed on Florence street. Black and companion William Wilson escaped serious injury though Black suffered torn trousers and abrasions. A second Black family incident saw Arthur Black fall from his bicycle on David Street, sustaining a scalp wound and minor abrasions.
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Leslie James Black
Ellendale
Alexander
Florence Streets
Black
William Wilson
Terrace
Alexander Street
Florence Street
Wilson
Flor 1Nce Street
Rainsford
Sherif
Arthur
Leslie Black
David Street
Dead in cae missing sailor found in Sydney motel
Walter John Fos, 33, sought by police as a saltman, was found dead near a Sydney motel after a weeklong search. The report notes the investigation and location details, with sparse readable fragments from the damaged text.
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Sydney
Walter John Fos
Edveriseing “Saltaman
Frogee Camdas
Bem Due Pees
Wheat production needs united growers conference
Adelaide Tuesday reports chairman Herbert Gepp and others arriving from Kalgoorlie to discuss balanced wheat production. Victoria district leaders urge a national conference of growers to unify representation to the Master Agricultural Food Fund. Emphasis on cooperation among growers mills and export industries amid shifting conditions.
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Adelaide
Herbert Gepp
Royal Commission On Wheat
Temperature Readings Yesterday Featured Narrow Range
The thermometer reported a maximum of 64.1 and a low for the 24 hour period ending at 8.30 am the following day.
Judgment on interest claim in Adelaide Local Court case
Mr S D Ronald S M delivered judgment on a two party dispute arising from a mortgage transaction involving Lancelot Howson Simpson and Kenneth Saunders. Simpson was found liable as registered proprietor for Graig of Miami Racker's interest under a third party claim, with Saunders’ involvement deemed a speculative arrangement and within apparent authority.
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Adelaide
S. D. Ronald
S.M
Kenneth Saunders
Thomas Graig
Miami Racker
Lancelot
Howson Simpson
Uigh Street
Honiard
Simpson
Kens Siders
Coun Kennett
Graie
Ronald
Het Saunders
Kennett Saunders
Kennellsaunders
Numelf
Fle
Saunders
Feidisa
Tat Simpson
Jewt
Ernest Bacaders
Stimpson
C.f. Petes
Hold Up of Steamer Anna Alert
The Greek steamer Amma remains anchored off Whyalla with 17 crew on strike. The crew demands higher wages, while the master and officers await London owners' instructions. Two sick crew members were examined. three arrived in Pirie to tell their side to The Recorder. The ship is idle, with the crew refusing further work until paid.
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Whyalla
London
Pirie
Recorder
Saptain
Meir Comteack
Japan
Ue Anti
Anen
Fean
Ironstone
the Recorder
North America
Australia
Miose
Greece
Mey
Rand
Suna
Gmeets
Strhkers
Car Plunges 150 Feet Down Collabie Hill Near Pirie
A five seater car driven by Francis Henry Carter and carrying Miss Eileen Afford plunged 150 feet down Collabie Hill near Pirie, bursting into flames at the bottom. They escaped unharmed, guiding the blaze with sand and bushes before authorities arrived, the vehicle severely damaged but recoverable in parts.
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Jen
Collabie Hill
Collabie
Pirie
Francis Henry Carter
Afford Road
Solomontown
Eileen Afford
Church Circle
Jean Park
Beetaloo
Carter
Eileen
Fev
Mr. Carter
Miss Afford
Mr. Young
Lyons Faces Question On Inflammatory Statement
Mr Lyons avoided comment when asked if he read the inflammatory statement from Mr Watson and the Australian secession delegation. Those close to Mr Lyons said Australia paid little heed, noting such language harms party credibility and Parliament, amid broader tensions over Western Australia.
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Watson
J Ac Lyons
Australia
Inu
Mr. Watson
Mr. Lyone
Western Australia
Gold and metal prices ease in London and Adelaide markets
Tuesday reports from the Australian Mina and Metals Association to London Metal Exchange show copper spot up 78 to 4 1/10 a ton and forward up, lead soft foreign spot up 2 9/9, tin standard spot down £4, gold London open down 10 to £7 per ounce.
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Adelaide
London
Collision injures Mitcham man in Whyalla run
Marold Moyse aged 25 of Old Belair road Mitcham was admitted to Pirie Hospital with a broken collarbone after a motor cycle skid on a slippery road while traveling with two Port Augusta men from Whyalla to Pirie west day. He was brought to hospital by Dr B G Johnston.
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Marold Moyse
Belair Road
Mitcham
Pirie Hospital
Moyse
Whyalla
Port Augusta
Pirie West
B. G. Johnston
Fighting Inflation Special Cables from Recorder
New York report notes widespread opposition to currency inflation proposed by Congress. Editors warn inflation could trigger price hikes, harm exports, and undermine American living standards, urging voters to back President Roosevelt and oppose expansive inflation plans amid war veteran pressure.
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New York
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Loyea
Bank Board Arrives in Canberra for Luncheon
Commonwealth Bank Board members arrived in Canberra for a luncheon with the Loan Council. Chairman Claude Reading stated the bank board knew no political party and aimed to serve without party bias while in the country.
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Canberma
Commonwealth Bank Board
Canberra
Nem- Feta
Loan Council
Partlmea Wowie
Claude Reading
Sands
Ue Bank
Bo Rlate
Ileeftarty
Miners Sought for New Guinea Mines
Moonta mayor reports IME has received a nomination from Mr Broughton Jensen superintendent of the Golden Nidges mine New Guinea offering work at Wav Creek and other sites. Wages about 21/4 a day with contract for underground tasks. Climate described at 440 ft above sea level, Bolle Creek mines at 6600 ft. Company provides single men's accommodation and meals at about £8 monthly.
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HP Hughes
Moonta
IME
Broughton Jensen
New Guinea
Ide
Willy
Sydney
Golden
Withere
Bolle Creek
Loan programme and state loan allocations debate
The report details contentious discussions over loan allocations for 1935-36 and 1985-6 with figures for Victoria Tasmania and New South Wales. Premier Dunstan pushes for larger sums while states resist the Commonwealth bank underwriting and a formal funding formula. The Commonwealth could offer limited funds and demands airline revenue contributions to avoid deadlock.
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Canberra
Dunstan
Victoria
Dun‘stan
Tasmania
Nicturia
Queenslan
New South Wales
Gu South Aus
Ganey
Hardy cyclist Fred Exel plans to ride again after crash
Fred Exel formerly based at Pirie and his friend Robert Abell rode from Adelaide to Port Pirie in 12 hours then onward to Pirie despite rain and head winds. Exel, who has one leg shortened by a past crash, wears an iron extension and vows not to be beaten in cycling as he recovers in Pirie.
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Fred Exel
Pirie
Alexander Street
Terrace
Fred
Adelaide
Robert Abell
Port Broughton
Exel
France resents criticism from a displaced prince
Paris reports that the ex Crown Prince of Germany urged an alliance with France to counter Bolshevism. French papers dismiss him as a discredited heir and warn such talks could provoke Nazi attention. The interview in The Petit Journal is seen as interference in international affairs.
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Paris
Germany
France
Petit Journal
Europe
Moesia
Man Charged With Murder In Vaughan Death
In Sydney detectives charged one man with murder after questioning two others in connection with the death of Arthur Vaughan, a relief worker found severely injured under a Cheltenham bridge last night and dying at hospital.
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Sydney
Arthur Vaughan
Vaughan
Cheltenham
Northern farmers seek tax cuts in land valuations
Winalgrowers from several districts met in Adelaide to push for a 40 percent cut in land tax valuations and a four year rate relief. A petition to Parliament would demand rate reductions, plus grants for road works to create jobs in Coglin Yongala Terowie and nearby councils. Farmers reported mixed harvest conditions but overall resilience despite dry spells in northern districts.
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Adelaide
Winalgrowers
Tle Uurilveri
Lycir
Mayourk
Asavelalin
Ituuleiny Centre
Maycoch
Twe
Maycock
Srillers Wud
Coglin
Yongala
Orturoy
Terwwir
Lacriston Council
Telestock
Wissenson
Hotelkeeper's Insolvency and Death Forecast
In Adelaide an insolvency hearing revealed that Andrew Male White, licensee of the Family and Nundle Hotels, told a witness he expected to die. He died in a car crash last June, and a bank inquiry noted a planned transfer of 614 shares to Eric, with a witness claiming White foresaw his own death and moved assets accordingly.
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Adelaide
Andrew Male White
Familly
Nundle
Hagerfield
Bevington Reed
Gudunga
White
Mir White
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Huleuplea
Cant
Hallam Street
Spillane
Royal Exchange Hotel
Messer
J. Bagot
J. Sandford Art
Noyal Exchange Hotel
Hemdersui
Noyal Faetunge
J. W. Grasby
Ed. Fairey
Pirte
Dalgety & Co
Sivler Bray
Ustable
J. Miller
Tirath’s Eenminget
Det
T. Miller
Pirle
W. Morrison
Eharke
Andrew's Presbyterian
Las Wade
Reali of Sport
Adelaide University
We Nockey
Freedom OF Edinburgh
Cae
Baleaman
Ve Industry
Mastraiine Agricul Food Fund
Ope
Cox
Growing
Millie
Dakine Industris
Herbert Gere
Witness
Anna
Pine
Grevk Tol
Plovence Street
Amir
Pirveis
Athens
Vindleystuck
Siberia
Signe
Amira
Amd
Oxtvek
Cain
Young Pirie
Meither
MR. Lyons Tolerant
Caloe
London Metal Markets
Caive
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank Fiat
New South Walley
Commonwealth Bank Bourg
Mesame Basy
Hawk Board
Coulis
Togo
Ifa
Hardy Cyclist
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