Boy Drowns In Flooded Para River At Nuriootpa
In Adelaide region floods from heavy rain swept the Para River. Percy Scholes, 12, son of Edwin Fincher of Nuriootpa, drowned while playing on the river bank. Wide damage reported in Noarlunga and Port Noarlunga with losses around £1300. Residents condemn government inaction on floodwater checks and plan deputations to officials.
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Adelaide
Percy Schols
Stepaon
Edwin Fincher
Nuriootpa
Para
Moarlunga
Doctors Differ Melbourne Move Toward Fee Reduction
The Victorian branch executive of the Brivis Medical Association will meet Tuesday to push lower medical fees following Dr Ht Gay Dunn of Birmingham's suggestion. Dr Downes argues for careful review of seale service conditions before adopting any Australia wide charges. He notes friendly societies offer cheaper, efficient care and cites coverage in The Tricorder.
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Melbourne
Vic-torian
Brivis Medical
Ht Gay Dunn
Birmingham
RCM
Bownes
Rane
Downes
Cena
Friendly Societies
Buried in trench, workman fatally injured in Melbourne
In Melbourne today, Abert W. Seth a taborer of Pilscey was fatally injured while working in a trench on Yarra Boulevard when earth fell on him He was buried beneath a second fall and his colleagues dug for about twenty hours to reach him.
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Melbourne
Taesder
Yarra
Boulesard
W. Seth, Taborer
Pilscey
Smith
Found Unconscious Person In Melbourne Incident
A 21 year old, ESS Evciza Brand of West Brunswick was found unconscious in Melbourne on Tuesday. Details on the circumstances, location, and any investigation are not provided in the fragment.
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Melbourne
ESS Evciza
West Brunswick
Leg Injured in Fall at Smelters Wharf
A worker at Smelters Wharf slipped on a hook and fell, injuring her left wrist. She was taken to Pirie Hospital before 3 am where Dr. Hamp treated her and she remained for observation.
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Smelters Wharf
Fieuree Juntos
Wire West
Pirie
Inn
Ferdex
Mr. Nines
Mirou
de J. Hamp
Cold Weather Kills Sheep in Victoria District
Severe cold and heavy frosts sweep the Newstead district as River Loddon overflows. Farmers report large sheep losses with hundreds of ewes dying amid the extreme conditions.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Newstead
Wheat market drift to higher prices amid steady shipments
Upward momentum in wheat pushed prices to about 3/44 per bushel in fresh offers. Traders report continued flow of shipments at Port Aulinide and by truck, with Australian exports seeing bids around 29/6 to 29/9 per quarter. London cables note steady loading in Western and South Australian parcels, with Australian and Atlantic prices broadly firm while some futures show slow reentry and muted demand.
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Adelaide
Port Auinide
Foreien Loughry
Peioos
Wetebsr
Weatern
Cargam
London
London Metal Market prices and quotes summary
Australian Mines and Metals Association notes mixed quotes from the London Metal Market for copper and silver. Copper forwards ease while spot and forward prices show narrow changes, with tonnages and monthly references cited and several prices unchanged or modestly adjusted.
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Australian Mines and Metals Association
Loudim
Taiwan
Arrears Claimed From Albert Synnett in Union Case
Albert James Henry Synnett of Paisley faced a Commonwealth claim for two years arrears totaling £210 to the Australian Workers' Union. The September hearing debated validity of the debt, the resignation claim, and documentary proofs, with magistrate ruling the union’s evidence sufficient to support recovery under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act.
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Sis
Tiealm
Albert James Henry Synnnett
Pais Weee
Aueralan ‘Workers’ Union
Telate
H. G. Nebit
Sion
Falas
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act
Hannan
Pirie Hospital Board Meeting Arranges With Police Fund
The Pirie Hospital Board discussed a new arrangement with the South Australian Police Employers Hospital Fund to provide private treatment at 4/6 a day for members in financial need. A letter from the Inspector General of Hospitals outlined government approval. A secretarial summary noted potential discrimination in fund access and the board decided to obtain a copy of the existing arrangement for member reference.
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Priccizal Oem
Dices Simal
Pirie Hospital Board
Howlale
Talioway Mers Prevent
Mears
K_ Stace
Wewenhardt
Wales
Cb Davis
Tangle
A Jeller
Inspector-General of Hospitals
de Gorvwent Employes
Wravidy Treatien
Tayiu
Agibe
Dey
Failway
Lin
Molley
Davis
Goullon
Prenemt
Mate M
Fey
Thermometer Record From Yesterday
A brief weather note records yesterday's high of 67.5 and a 24 hour minimum of 50, with the period ending at 4:30 am. Local readings center on the 24 hour temperature range and headline the modest temperature fluctuation.
Personal. Me WG. Seabil SAL. pres estening of Mine Police Court
Police court proceedings are reported with terse, fragmentary wording noting an individual identified as WG Seabil SAL and a presiding person. The text conveys a formal setting without providing clear outcomes or dates.
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Me WG
Seabil Sal. Pres Estening of Mine Police Court
Memel crisis dominates German dispatches from Melbourne
A Melbourne report recounts Hitlerian threats and League of Nations criticisms over Memel autonomy. It notes German claims of oppression, the presence of Lithuanian forces, and debates on sovereignty and reparations, with references to German casualties and calls for rescue. The piece also lists local hospital visits and church officials touring Melbourne.
Italy Sees Rapid Abyssinia Victory Promised
Wartime broadcasts claim Italy will win quickly in Abyssinia with Marconi aid and new aerial bombardment plans. Officials discuss mobilization and recast of treaties as Mussolini warns of war if provoked, while Britain questions collective security and Covenant obligations amid rising tensions.
Anxiety of France In Diplomatic Standoff With Britain
A fragmented report notes French anxiety over British support in Europe and Africa, urging an unwavering response to aggression. It suggests France seeks assurances of firm resolve, fearing policy shifts and urging united action to preserve peace and deter any future threats.
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Britain
Stiiuelaare
League
Bruin
Ihilain
Rele
Uheseion
Europe
France
Peinelie
Bel
Financial outlook for Canberra and water measures
A Canberra report notes 12,000,000 pounds provided by the Commonwealth for a waterworks project. AP wheat prices are expected to rise, and imports may increase. The report warns the annual milk costs and overall budget may be higher than anticipated.
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Canberra
WWF
Sears
Victorian amateur profit drops after cash shortfall
Melbourne on Tuesday reports VATC profit fell by 3783 pounds from the prior year. The decline follows a defence of 3290 pounds in stakes and a 1000 pound donation to the Victorian Flood Bellt relief, with a total income of 4829 pounds versus 7049 previously.
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Melbourne
Thesday
Iit Fe
Keaynaga leads second round at nationals with 186
In the second qualifying round of the country championship Keaynaga records the best score 186 while Hula of Victor Harbor tops with 48 percent in quality rounds. Several players including Mins AM Tilrook Clare and Msz M L Sanders Murray Bridge vie for honours as delegates at the gunnal conference advocate work for all. The Commonwealth Government is urged to provide employment and a basis wage for women equal to men, as the annual Law Conference backs equal pay for equal work.
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Keaynaga
Hula
Vietor Harbor
Will Ni
Uile Howler
G. BD. Harris
Wenmark
AM. Tilirook
Clare
M. L. Sanders
Uffurl
Mullog
Wortiine
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Noarlunga
Getty Pass
Stuck
Ami
Quan
Mert
Mme Schoooti
Mies Kurtin
Rover Bank
Weiler
Nur Poipe Valice
Baker's
Esilaules
Port
Noorlunsa
Soar Nuga
Elearine
Joeatn
Port Noarlunga
Soselunen
Perial Miorlis
Wader
Port Noorlunen
Soatluniza
Humber
Hursiedy
Noarlumen
Port Noorlumen
Jack
Eine Carmnes
Ian Faned
Arner
Port Noarhuines
Adamesut
Ular
Curt Dod
Lee
Seai
Alodhwall
Beott
IN Action By Association
Workman
Loddon
London Metal Market
Albert Synnett
Mr. Synnett
Han Fan
Aluntton
Publin
Westoumdy
Akegate
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Lefwandry
Jeanen
Tuusie
Inepeetor-Gnnera
Tamie
Borris
Memel
Nini Fle Homme
Isle
Livtke
Teushers
Trubln
Gollese
Tonia
Sur
Broughton
Hitler
Gr. James
Fifth Sect
Pinks Hospital
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Obsone
Citiens
Assurance Drive
Bis Geteday
Ording
Royal Exchange Hotel
Hi. Jenner
Fremtatte
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Milerschum
Orgamiat
St. Wrand Church
HS. Michie
St Andrew's
Broken Hill
St Paul's
Railway Town
Imr
Cucktau
L. G. Parkin
Brougham Place
North Adelaide
Imum
Fett
Maret
Egypt
Enstand
Tie Wilt Ieemai
Berlin
Erman
Lithuania
Korsake Brothers
Germany
Versailles
Herrtiller
Paris
Italy
Marconi
Abyssinia
Gerdush
de Duce Mol
Gnul
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Mussolini
Tague
Prests Limited
Dmenoe
K.P. Davies
Main Road
Solomontown
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