Three Lives Lost In Air Crash In New England
Three well known airmen, Capt. Les Holden, Dr. L S Hamilton, and Mr. Ralph Virtue, were killed when a Puss Moth flying from Sydney to Brisbane crashed into a hillside between Bangalow and Byron Bay. Heavy rain and dense clouds forced the fatal flight, with rescue crews noting near impossible conditions around Sydney and the North Coast.
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Sydney
Les.’ Halden
L. S. Hamilton
Ralph Virtue
New England ‘Airways
Brisbane
Bangalow
Byron Bay
Holden
Hamilton
New Guinea
Ie Coast
Goldfields
Canberra
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Southern Cross
Northern Australia
Helden
Commonwealth
Mascot Aerodrome
Condittons
Bring Back the Ashes Send-off for English Test Team
London reports a large crowd at St Pancras as the England cricket team under manager Plum Warner departed for Australia aboard a Southampton-bound train. Captain P F Warner promised a worthy fight in the Tests, with Hobbs and Sutcliffe forming a potential opening partnership for the tour.
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London
St. Pancras
Southampton
Australia
P.F Warner
Plum’ Warner
Ami
Bia
Warner
England
Hobbs
Sutliffe
Tate May Join Tran at Toulon Seemingly Certain
The report notes Tate hopes to join Tran at Toulon with a reluctant tone, mentioning uncertain timing and a note from Mrs. Tete that she believes he will be able to join the team at Toulon. The passage contains garbled phrases and unclear context but centers on potential team assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Tran
Toulon
London
Gatunney
Tesloe
Cai
Ho Fe
Tete
Foulon
Estates for the Week Proves Widespread Probate Grants
A weekly list records probate grants across multiple estates with gross values shown. Names include Brooks, Abed. Pringle, Anite. Godman, Mary. Tomlinson, Tom. Scanbded, Glaseatar. and Rodman, Mar, among others, with varied sums such as 2,150 to 23,050 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantije
Brooks
Herbent
Lans
Ellen
Wiliam
Allan
Mura
Atlbey
Sarah Dane
Bate
Pie
William
Paulie TE Pringle
Bay
Batter Rodman
Mar
Pirie Hikers Enjoy Successful Mystery Outing
Nearly 100 people joined Pirie’s first mystery hike despite weekend rain. Hikers set off from Ellen Street, wandered Napperby district, and solved hidden treasure clues amid showers. A meritorious performance by Mr Osborne aboard the Newton Elm was noted. prizes went to Mrs Badd for closest treasure find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Oslock
Beller
Lnings
Ellen Street
Lopras
Everson
Aluough Ndiedy
Uig
Labor Party and Tariff Labor Plan Outlined
Sydney reports the Australian Labor Party endorses complete tariff protection, restoring a stern Rand policy, and abolishing the Tariff Board. Mr. Join Storey, senior vice president of the Chamber of Manufactures, warns the new schedule may threaten 3,500 Balmain workers with unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Partey
Tarit Board
Join Storey
Chamber of Mumufac- Mires
Woul
Balvanthed Sronsminster Wong
Banoma
Lang Group Appears On Scene In Australian Union Affairs
Sydney reports indicate Lang Group and supporters press for New South Wales to gain control of the Australian Council of Trade Unions with aims to propel Lang into Federal politics. Observers note Lang would face a private member path in Parliament, while J I Garden and Labor colleagues discuss prospects of NSW delegation influence and shifts in Labor alignment as about 45 delegates travel to Melbourne for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Ese
Jong
Lang
Bolinwite
Ius Periy
House of Representatives
Melbourne
Talasian Council of Trade
Gander
Partin
Bang
Lectar
J. Garden
Tyndeg
Cabor- Council
Adelaide
Ehl
Lang Mars
Lang forces in New South Wales shift in federal balance
A fragmented reform debate in Australia hints Lang group strength surpassing Scullin in Parliament. Delegates across Austral ia consider a unity pact with AP forces but resist ceding ALP control to Sherbet Party, risking broader Cabot movement influence.
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Lang
New South Wales
Beasley
ALP
Sherbet Party
Gulf Tourists Visit Pirie for Morning Arrivals
A garbled note lists Moonta tourists expected to arrive in Pirie this morning aboard a to be named motor service. Names include G Raymond A A ill B Moore M.Kamey J Li Brown H Batt and others. The Ambassadors Club at Bowley's plans a second Pirie visit with a dance next Saturday at the Parish Hall.
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Moonta
N. Tuck
Raymond
A. A. Ill
B. Moore
M.kamey
Li. Brown
Batt
Sured
Rd Setemers
Poowhite
A. Wisht
A- He -Haywan
Ambassadors Club
Au Bowley
Pirie
Will Deeld
Prominent rider dies after fall at Adelaide Royal Show
Bessie Douglas Stock of Victor Harbor died at Memorial Hospital after a fall during the Worve show jumping events at the Royal Adelaide Show. Two other riders Miss Sylvia Terries and Mr Arthur Williams were injured when mounts fell. Spectators witnessed Seasmander leap and crash into the fence, Kir death occurred as ambulance attendants rushed her to hospital.
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Adelaide
Bessie
Douglas Steck
Victor Harbor
Memorial Hospital
Worve Yesercar
Hastalty
Showgrounds
Sylvia Terries
Avanue
Nailsworth
Arthur Williams
Fulham
Jeffries Wits
Tattarbone
Williams
Bertington
Jeffries
Miss Douglas-Stock
Seasmander
Seamander
Douglas-Stock
St. John Ambulance Association
F. G. Nalty
K., Bolen
Affront to the Aged Pension Policy Criticized
Canberra reports Federal Opposition figure RJ H Scullin Geailer condemned a proposal that would make relatives responsible for supporting their pensioning parents as an unwarranted affront to the elderly. He argued that aged citizens, with rightful pension claims, would not be deterred by such measures and would seek action against their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
RJ. H. Scullin Geailer
Methodist speakers to host Sun day school anniversary meeting
Mev S Carroll Myora premier of the Methodist Conference preached at Pirie Central Mission last night. Mr Myers plans an old time tea at Salomontown Methodist Church and will speak at Aiston Park Church for a Sunday school anniversary event. Me Scullin, leader of the Federal Opposition, was 56 yesterday, born in Victoria, educated locally, and rose from battery boy in Ballarat mines to Ballarat Guardian editor before entering Parliament and becoming Prime Minister in 1929 before leading the Opposition after a defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Myora
Methodist “Conference
Pirie Central ‘Mission
Myers
Salomontown Methodist Church
Aistion Park” Church
Me. Scullin
Trawata
Victoria
Ballarat
Feht
Beto
A. Gabor Daity
Orah
Alfred Deioon
Ie. Gorampanuts
Miracle of New Zealand Earthquake Chaos
Horrific tremors wreck towns in New Zealand as families flee collapsing homes. Wairoa and surrounding streets flood with darkness and dust while stable fires and falling masonry trap residents. Bridges shatter and mains burst as people scramble into the night seeking safety amid aftershocks and widespread destruction.
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Wairoa
Walil
Germany seeks world peace stance amid disarmament talks
A diplomatic note from Baron von Newrath to Arthur Henderson indicates Germany cannot attend a Disarmament Conference session but supports the aim of world peace. It argues for equality of status in armaments and fears conference results will fall short of Versailles Treaty provisions. Germany will monitor discussions and decide future attitude.
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Geneva
Ermany
Arthur Hender
Baron. von Newrath
Germany
Belmatty
Timeworn Phrase Hums of Seven Man Unseen
A fragment hints at a pursuit or lack of a seventh man, with police involvement implied as a possible outcome. The text remains terse, leaving the precise event or entities unclear.
I Ie mot history that repeats
A fragmentary note suggests a reflection on history and the tendency to repeat past actions. It presents a looping idea of repeating history and questions the persistence of old patterns over time.
Royal Show Attends 238 680 Despite Mild Weather
Adelaide crowds mark a record royal show with 238 680 attendees, 43 000 fewer than 1929. Stallholders praise the event financially and weatherwise. The secretary notes three big records, including 31 100 on Monday for a theatre dance, 80 750 on Thursday, and 12 000 entries setting a clear record for exhibits.
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Adelaide
Pianis
Excelsior Band Queen Competition Draws Local Interest
The Excelsior Band Queen competition engages community, with four young ladies originally expected to compete though Miss Mo Por-Gel withdrew due to health. Miss Forein's committee funds are now with the Band Ladies' committee as votes rise and preparations for a climactic final at the Town Hall proceed.
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Mo Por- Gel
Frieslay
Bory
Sampson
Vigietay Wera Damipsey
Witex Wera
Johnson
Carnations
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Plaster
New England Airways
Les Holden
Warne
Glasea
Tarmann
Nurivat Shan
Kebe Mary
West Tomlinson
Westbourne Park
Oursa
Tieat
Aden
Tansrudd
Toscor
iEasivasa Mag
Samuel
Dankerley
LABOR
U. Congress
Lang Plan
Federal House
Miss Douphis-Stack
Ky Best
Mr. Scullin
New Zealand
Gisborne
Dorsey
Dalesing
Audely
Auckland
BARON ‘van_NEURATH
Excelsior Band
Trisngwar
Termard
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