Lang petitions king against Upper House Bill in NSW election clash
The Australian Labor Party in New South Wales and Mr Lang lodge a petition to the King and the Secretary of State for the Dominions. It seeks to halt orders to the Governor to assent to last week’s Upper House election Bill amid a Privy Council appeal in the Doyle equity case. The ALP argues constitutional government faces foreign innovations and wide elector opposition as the Ministry pushes measures likened to European reforms.
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Sydney
Australian Labor Party
New South Wales
Lang
Dominions
Privy Council
T. P. Doyle
M.L.C
Moss Vale
Anc
Al.p
Europe
Aviatrix Claimed In Doncaster Plane Crash
London Sunday report details the death of Lady Clayton aged 25 in a crash at Doncaster while preparing to enter a Brook James cockpit. Head injuries and a broken arm proved fatal. Pilot Captain George Pennington also died as a 40 seat plane crashed into a hedge on takeoff. Trainer Fred Darling and Mrs Hartigan injured. Gordon Richards, top jockey, escaped unhurt after rising five winners at Doncaster.
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London
Ady Clayton
Robert Clayton
Doncaster
Lady Clayton
Brookjamis
Hosiptal
Gordon Richards
George Pennington
Fred Darling
Hartigan
Richards
Flane
Man Electrocuted In Melbourne Bar Incident
Samuel Nelson a 55 year old employee of Railway Hotel Colline Wood died after descending to the cellar to change a beer barrel. He did not return and the licensee found him dead on the bottom step holding a pipe with an electrified lead from a damaged light wire. The pipe had become electrically charged.
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Melbourne
Samuel Nelson
Colline Wood
End of Parliaments Opens in Berlin Amid Nazi Rhetoric
Berlin on Sunday marked the opening of the Prussian State Council, with Gen. Goering denouncing the old Diet as the death knell of parliaments. He praised Hitler’s centralization, vowed elimination of federal states, and claimed Germany’s nationhood under Nazi unity surpasses Bismarck’s princes and states.
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Berlin
Suday
Diet
Goering
Hitler
Germany
Bismarck
Hiller
Tragic double suicide pact near Tarcutta shocks community
In a bush clearing near Tarcutta two youths Audrey Lola Glackwell 15 and Ronald Heggars 25 died after a fatal act linked to a passing pact. The girl died from a blow to the breast while the boy used a public safety device to end his life. Police believe the youths had been courting and planned the death scene.
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Sydney
Aberne Rosa
Tarcutta
Audrey Lola Glackwell
Ronald Heggars
Anek
Oberme
Gulf Trip Passengers on Moonta Vessel
List of travelers aboard the motor ship Moonta for this week’s Gulf trip includes A V Lawinn, WL Miles, Cattle P George Lewis, H Ward Higgins, A Apps, Smiters L Shephera, A M Shepherd, Heath G Leane, T McN Smyth, Leame C Miler, Griffen, Washington A Farr, FR M Washington, Charlesworth M E Nettle, Gibson W Hoar, Apps B J, Weidenhofer K W Stacks, Sirgins M Flint, Burke G Friedrich, S Edwards, W G Harris, Kelly A A, Bennett L, Gehlert XNI, Ward, Sanders P W, feoree.
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Moadamen
A.V. Lawinn
Miles Cattle P. W
George Lewis
H. Ward Higgins
A. Apps
Tellett
Smiters L. Shephera
mMilesear
A.M. Shepherd
LC. Heath
G. Leane
T. McN. Smyth A. Leame
C. M. Miler
G. Griffen
Washington
A. Farr
FR. M. Washington
E. Charlesworth
M. E. Nettle
H. Gibson
W. Hoar
J. Apps Weidenhofer
K. W. Stacks
Sirgins
M. Flint
V. Burke
G. Friedrich
A. S. Edwards
W. G. Harris
Deda
A. A. Kelly
L. Bennett A. PL
IL Gehlert
Xni
It. Ward
J. Sanders
P. W. Feoree
New Gate Record Set in PIRIE Football Match
The Pirie Football Association recorded a gate of 1 6 at Memorial Oval on Saturday for its last minor round match. Unusually, the pickets were entirely deserted as rain fell throughout the event.
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Pirie Football Association
Memorial Oval
Busy Month at YMCA Shows Wide Community Programs
The monthly report outlines weekly gym sessions with two classes, a beginners course, and four volleyball and basketball teams totaling 28 players. Tennis social events, court use by unemployed youths, and weekly bookkeeping and first aid classes are noted. A new tennis test began, volunteers aided bookkeeping, and 60 tools repaired by workless youths. The scout troop has 10 members. character talks and Saturday morning meetings feature prominently. Local church and social activities run alongside table tennis teams winning titles in the Pirie association.
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F. B. Jackson
Genera
Volley and Basketball Association
Port Pirie ‘Tents Association
Fral-Aia
R. Alkin
A. K. Jennes
Ajp.la
Esklund
Ulga
Boen Hal
Risdon Park Methodists Sunday School Anniversary
Risdon Park Methodist Church held Sunday school anniversary services with height singing by scholars. Bert Symonds led orchestra and singing across sessions. Morning address by Rev J J Kilmartin, afternoon by Rev An Strange, evening by Rev E Goldsworthy. Large crowds attended. T W Fraser to speak at a public meeting tonight. N G Greet supervised the activities.
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Risdom Park Methodist Church
Bert. Symonds
Ronilietor
J. J. Kilmartin
An. Strange
E. Goldsworthy
T. W. Fraser
N. G. Greet
Pugilists and workers charged with loitering in South Yarra
In Prahran Court Harold W Mackenell Clifton Sunderland Thomas Kirwan and Arthur Cox all Richmond residents were charged with loitering in South Yarra with intent to commit a felony. Sunderland was fined five pounds on two pistol charges after police encountered them near a car park on a Saturday evening. defence argued loitering charges invalid as suspects were not known to police.
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Melbourne
Prahran
Harold W. ‘Mackenell
Clifford Sunderland
Thomas Kirwan
Arthur R.cox
Richmond
South Yarra
Auninrand
Marne Sireet
Parker
Kirk
Sumerland
Port Lincoln barman fined for betting at hotel
Allen Edward Wilberforce Baker of the Port Lincoln Hotel was fined £75 for betting on August 49 at the hotel. He must pay £45 costs and a one month stay of proceedings was granted. Mr Ray ordered a four month imprisonment default to be axed. McIntyre, charged with gaming act breach, to pay £35 total with seven days imprisonment if default. Grace Follett’s license breach case was withdrawn.
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Port Lincoln
Allen Edward Wilber
Force Baker
Garman
Police Cour
Ray
S.M. Thomas McIntyre
Grace Follett
Lcensee
Ozone Theatre screens Am a Fugitive From a Chain Viang
The Warner Bros feature Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang is shown at the Ozone Theatre. The film blends three alleged love affairs of Robert Burns with a stark chain gang tale. Paul Muni leads a cast that includes Landa Farrell Helen Vinson and Preston Poster in a vivid story of escape crime and desire.
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Warner Bros
Ozone Theatre
Robert €. Burns
Chain Gang
Paul Muni
Siiz
Iinda Farrell
Helen Vinson
Preston Poster
Edward J. McNamara
Sheila Terry
War risk prompts push for bigger petrol reserves
Canberra reports warn that Australia would halt mechanised defence within two months of war due to petrol shortages. Britain aids hydrogenation for coal oil production, potentially employing 7,000 to 10,000 and boosting home production. Australia's current oil imports and two month storage are deemed insufficient for any new defence plan.
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Canberra
Britain
Australia
Commonwealth
Newnes
Queensland
Heresy Charge Movement at Presbyterian Assembly
A motion in the Dr. Samuel Angus case was read at the Presbyterian General Assembly. Rev R Macaulay proposes delaying discussion on the call until Angus’s responses are heard in writing, with questions allowed after his statements. The assembly would appoint faculty members from various states to a committee to convene and report later.
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Melbourne
Samuel Angus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
R. Macaulay
Victorian
Maderate
Angus
Miemers
Angus Anil
Willy Hin Questi
Maraulay
Sena
New South Wales
Queensland
NS Millar
McKillop
James Gibson
W Gresham
Eouth
Australia
They
S. Martin Wisthen
the Hors
A Crow
Fi Foster
Victoria
Prog Gillies
MW. McLoom
FP. Daer
Eneland
Brldbvnny
Sip
D Picken
Nyy
Ped
Laneron
Jockey Out For Two Years After Incident
Sydney reports jockey Ho MeMahon faced a two year ban following an incident at the Gest buiratle meeting in Abus. The owner and marae were involved, and training was disrupted for months as the event proceeded without the rider.
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Sydney
Abus
Sears
Impartiality defended as betting commission faces critique
Adelaide Sunday report shows Mr W V Ray refusing to answer personal attacks while Mr Hannaford defends the Betting Commission. Mr Tuck accuses the inquiry of reducing credibility, while Attorney General Jeffries laments the remarks and affirms Ray's impartiality and high esteem.
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Adelaide
W. V. Ray
Royal Commission On Betting
The
Baptist Union
W. Hannaford
Hannaford
Ray
Commission
Jeffries
Pye
Tuck
Two Cars Collide on Ellen Street Night Accident
Sunday report describes a collision on Ellen Street shortly after a Saturday night. One car driven by Miss Nora Perme of Three Chain Rand and another by Mr Beant Der of Fission Park collided at the intersection. Injured occupants were identified as Eller and Adams.
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Nora Perme
Chain Rand
Beant der
Fission Park
Plena Mewamdee
Uitte Adams
Push warfare serious brawl in Collingwood
A large brawl erupted Saturday night in Oui ton Hill over a young woman. About 30 men participated as fists boots and improvised weapons were used. Pereee of Fitzroy was found unconscious on the road and admitted to hospital with injury at the base of the skull.
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Melbourne
Tiva
Ouiton Hill
Pereee
Fitzroy
Ane
Sales Tax Debate Aims to Boost Employment in Adelaide
Adelaide traders push to cut sales tax from 6 to 3 percent arguing lower rates will lift purchases and expand business. They cite Commonwealth estimates of revenue and urge the government to reduce the tax rather than expand exemptions, hoping more hiring follows.
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Adelaide
Aumraila
Commonwealth Onvernment
Mh Way
Mr. Lyons
Sir Macpherson Robertson bids tax relief on gifts
Sir Macpherson Robertson announced he would press the Commonwealth Government to tax free the centenary gifts. He noted that a gift of £100,000 faced £41,000 tax from the Federal Government and said he would pay £11 0 himself to avoid burden on his accounts. He argued that donors aiding centenary celebrations would be taxed under the present rules.
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Melbourne
Macpherson Robertson
Sir Macpherson
Stepherson
Local Northern Center Visit Notes and Service Milestones
Personal Mr H G Nesbit visited Pirie on Friday and shared a route to northern centres. Major W Hurst marks twenty six years as a Salvation Army salvatonist in South Australia. Mr J U Richards, former Pirie Sub-collector of Customs, is in town on hobidey. Mr T A Burcoyne and Mr G Lay of the Smelters Staff attended a function at Nelsons Park yesterday. Mr Huntingdon of Peterborough visits Pirie on Saturday.
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H. G. Nesbit
S.M
Pirie
Major W. Hurst
Salvation Army
South Australia
J. U. Tichards
Adelaide
Hobidey
T. A. Burcoyne
G. Lay
Forgan
Cmmayes
Nelsiady Park
Huntingdon
Peterborough
Pirle
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