Debated Doctrine Split Over Dr Angus at Assembly
Melbourne reports a prolonged session of the General Assembly of Australia on Dr Angus. A two and a half hour debate questioned his harmony with Presbyterian teachings. The assembly adjourned the matter for further enquiry and potential vindication or guilt assessment.
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Melbourne
Angus
Presbyterian Church
General Presbyterian Assembly of Australia
Asaemias
de Howe Cummenbly
G. Tulloch
Perth
de ‘Angus
Monument for Bert Hinkler Erected at Crash Site in Arezzo
In Arezzo Italy a monument honoring Australian airman Bert Hinkler was unveiled on the crash site. The 27 meter column bears the inscription to the long distance flyer who perished on January 8, 1931. Wreaths came from Mrs Hinkler with words of gratitude to Italy for their tribute.
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Arezzo
Italy
Bert Hinkler
Australia
Socialist Sentences and Executions Shake Berlin News
Two socialists found guilty of a 1923 murder were sentenced to death in Berlin. The head of West German Broadcasting Company and his chief of staff were arrested and sent to a concentration camp. Another broadcasting chief died by suicide.
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Berlin
West German Broadcasting Company
World Record Run Reigns in 1500 Metres Icon
Rome记者 reports Reccali of Italy shattered La Doumague’s world mark in the 1500 metres with a 3 minutes 49 seconds performance at a Rome meet. The record underscores Italian athletics triumph in middle distance.
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Rome
Reccali
Italy
la Doumegue
Smelters Sports nominations close this Thursday
Smelters Sports organizers remind participants that nominations for all events including women's races must be filed by this Thursday. The meet offers cash prizes and trophies valued at £200 in total.
Pirie Gala Week Details Aim to Raise Prizes
Four external inquiries have been received for Pirie Gala Week registrations as entries close October 28. About £160 is needed for prize lists. Three queens compete in Commerce Miss Moiva Bandery, Music Miss Jean Yellen, Sport Miss Lorne Harris. Events include a ladies doubles tennis tournament and a concert program at various venues.
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W. J. Trigg
Dang Competitions
Uail
Moiva Bandery
Jean ‘Yellen
Mise Lorne Harris
Commerce
Pirie Tennis Club
Queen of Music
Bh.as. Excelsior
Alexander
Congregational Hall
No-man Street
Central Mission Hall
Queen ‘of Sport
Blue Shirts Parade Marks Irish Campaign Opening
Dublin reports an open air parade of National Guardsmen in blue shirts marking the United Party campaign. Gen O Duffy threatens to end what he calls bedlam in the government staff while Cosgrave defends the economic war with Britain as the government's asset. De Valera is accused of illegal, dishonest acts amid quarrels with Britain.
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Dublin
United Party
Thurles
O'Duffy
National Guard
Ireland
de Valera
T. Cosgrave
Gen. O'Duffy
Britain
Nazis mobbed during Graz lynching attempt in Austria
About two hundred Nazis tried to disperse a national front march in Graz using smoke bombs. A furious crowd seized around 40 Nazis and began to tear at their bodies before police intervened. The mob, angered by the threats, saw attackers raise the Hitler salute as the Austrian National Anthem played. Bombs then flew into the crowd causing injuries including burns.
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Graz
Austria
National Front
Dumosa Runs Aground At Yarraville Wharf
The steamer Dumosa ran aground while berthing at the Colonial Sugar Refining Company's wharf at Yarraville today. Cargo had to be lightered to clear the vessel as a berth had not been set up since 1927, and only one of 18 vessels this year has managed to come alongside the wharf.
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Melbourne
Colonial Sugar ‘Refining Company
Yarraville
Dumosa
Prison sentence for Eric Boland Craig commuted to life term
In Sydney on Monday a death sentence for Eric Boland Craig over the murder of Bessie OConnor was commuted to penal servitude for life. The new term ensures he will not be released from prison.
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Sydney
Eric Boland Craig
Bessie O'Connor
Craig
Public Service Award Case Referred to Conference
In Adelaide Monday His Honor in the Industrial Court refused an application by J C Martin assistant Crown Solicitor that it was not in the public interest to proceed with fixing an award for the South Australian Public Service. He ordered a conference of the parties and adjourned the claim indefinitely. Either side may request a hearing date.
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Adelaide
Kelly
Industrial Court
J. C. Marin
Public Service Association
Martin
No Leave to Go to Russia Protest by Railways Union
Melbourne officials deny leave for R Perkins to attend November Soviet celebrations in Russia. Railways Commissioners say they do not know the purpose of the request. Iron Trades Council protest that Perkins is not necessarily a Communist, calling the action an unwarranted interference with individual liberty.
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Melbourne
Ithout
R. Perkins
Russia
Perkins
Legyn
Iron Trades Cornci
Fetter
Port Pirie Football Association Finances Report
Delegates heard the financial statement from J S tocking at the Solomon Proprietary match meeting held at Family Hotel. Gate takings were 6/6 with the Commissioner of Taxes receiving 4/1. Ground rent was set at 10d.
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J. Stocking
Port Pirie Football Association
Family Hotel
1. Bronnick
St. Mark's
A. W. Lacey
Family Motel
Groote Island Defence Question After Mission Protest
Police protection for Groote Island Mission draws debate after a Church Missionary Society deputation protests. Minister for the Interior Mr Perkins says risk to missioners is his responsibility and suggests placing police on an adjacent island to avoid direct confrontation with Aborigines. He questions feasibility but would move the expedition if practical.
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Melbourne
Church Missionary Society
Groote Island
Palies
Perkins
Enquiry Planned Into State Voting System
ADELINDE Monday reports that an inquiry into the State voting system will be held during the forthcoming parliamentary recess. A three expert committee will be formed with Mr Butler as Premier announcing appointments soon after the current session ends in five weeks. Mr Stephens, Chief Electoral Officer, is named chairman with two expert assistants to study alleged anomalies and later broaden the scope if needed.
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Adelinde
TL. Butler
Buthes Sabl
Hit Me Te Stephens
Chie Electoral Omeer
Knowlder
Electoral Systema
Port Pirie Visitors and Local Docket at Adelaide and Pirie
Notables and executives visit Pirie or stay at local hotels including Mrs E L White and Kathleen from Port Pirie, Messrs Threadgold and Garrett returning from Adelaide, and many others from South Australia. The piece also records the death of Ethelbert Charles Dodd of Wallaroo at 56, with brief obituary details.
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Messrs
Threadgold
Garrett
Adelaide
Port Pirie
E. L. White
Kathleen
Earl of Zetland Hotel
Ethelbert Charles Dodd
Wallaroo
Windsor
C. Dodd
Florence Pedder
L. G. Lucas
Warberto Siding
Harry Dodd
Dodd
Rechabite Order
Horace
America
Walter
Minlaton
Andrew
Arthur Dodd
New Castle
New
Lifelines on Planes Aid Distressed Vessels
Aialbourne reports new air support for shipwreck rescue with lifelines dropped from Serview planes at Point Haak and Richmond NSW. After the Casigo wreck, planes will carry lifelines farther than rockets, aiding crews and saving lives in maritime emergencies.
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Aielbourne
Serview
Point Haak
Richmond
New South Wales
Casigo
Minister Pearce Sets Early Defence Policy Release
Minister of Defence Sir G F Pearce announced the government would reveal its defence policy sooner than planned. He said the policy would be disclosed in Sydney next Monday, after the Budget presentation on October 4, stressing measured propaganda and avoiding exaggeration or distrust among friendly nations.
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Sydney
Australia
G. F. Pearce
Temperature Readings Reported for Yesterday
Yesterday's maximum reached 62.8 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 am with 51.8 degrees. The 530 p.m. reading was 53.2 degrees.
German Nosslien Wins Berlin Pro Tennis Final
In Berlin on Monday the World Professional Tennis Singles Championship final ended with Nosslien of Germany defeating Tilgen of the United States in straight sets 16 6 3 75 3.
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Germany
Berlin
Nosslien
Tilgen
USA
Australians at Los Angeles tennis results noted
In Los Angeles, at the Pacific South-West championships, Adrian Quist beat Wariner 6 2, 6 1 and Turnbull defeated R Stanford 6 3 5 6 4. The match outcomes highlight Australian players Quist and Turnbull advancing with decisive scores.
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Los Angeles
Adrian Quist
Wariner
Turnbull
R. Stanford
Mexican floods death toll climbs to 130 in Tampico
In Mexico, the hurricane and floods swelled the death toll past 130 as Friday’s catastrophe in Tampico and northern regions continued. About forty bodies were recovered from lowland areas after the flood burst.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Mexico
France and Germany Armament Standoff Summarized
Paris reports summarize forthcoming disarmament talks with three French press points. No armament by Germany. Universal international control of armaments. France to wait five years for proof of German compliance while keeping its own armaments unchanged.
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Paris
Mondar
Germany
Universal International
France
Promise Broken by Baptist Clergyman in SA conference
Rev B E C Tuck defended himself against criticism by Mr Laffer and Betting Commission members stating he did not make unsubstantiated claims. He criticized Laffer for speaking without minutes and cited a promised right of reply recorded in the commission secretary’s writing, which he said was not honored when a request was made.
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Adelaide
Laffer
M.P
Aston
B. E. C Tuck
Ottawa Agreement Charges Of Delay Refuted In London Speech
Prime Minister Lyons says prompt action will counter delays in implementing the Ottawa Agreement raised by Mr. Paterson in the Observer. He warns that insinuations Australia is not observing the pact would harm both the agreement and Australian trade.
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Melbourne
S. M. @ruce
London
Ottawa
T. Paterson
Federal Conservative Party
Lyons
Australia
Conference to regulate betting via wireless and telegraph
An interstate conference opened in Sydney to consider the effect of starting price betting through wireless broadcasting and the telephone and telegraph. Convened by New South Wales, it will study regulating or prohibiting such betting agencies. Representatives from New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland attend.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Australia eyes fuel from coal and crops for war need
Defence authorities in Adelaide urge self sufficiency in motor fuel oil using domestically produced coal, shale or crops. Canberra reports government pressure to study hydrogenation of coal. A plan contemplates 10 to 12 million pounds investment for a 4000 tons a day plant, cited by Erie J L Mardis Base Commandant, who stresses fuel as essential to national safety.
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Adelaide
Australia
Canberra
Erie
J. L. Mardis
Woman robbed at home alleyway in Albert
Mrs. Ivy Murphy was robbed near her Albert home on Saturday night by two men who forced her to the ground with revolvers and took her purse containing 45 pounds.
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Melbourne
Ivy Murphy
Albert
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Tulineh
New South Wales Assembly
O’duffy
Yarraville Wharf
Public Service
Mm. W.R. Kelly
Peanut” Finances
NH. Woolard
Henry Bergam € O., Proprietary, Limited
Central Hotel
T. Fowler
W. D. and
H. 0. Wills
Limited
Pirie
Mr. Dodson
South Australian Gas Company
Mrs. Docson
Master Dodson
Piie
Federal Hotel
Mr. Craig
South Australian Gal Company
G. Knight
R. P. Small
Spicers & Detmold, Limited
Barrier Hotel
M. A. Kranz
Julius Cohn
H. Ballantyne
F. Baker
Tobacco Company of South Australia, Limited
Mr. B. Sims
C. Coney
D. Ane J. Fowler, Limited
M. C. Puckey
Medical Inspector of Schools
Royal Exchange Hotel
A. J. Stanhope
R. C. Headon
Ernest C. Thomas, Limited
Mrr
W. Heath
W. Menzando,, Limited
Pirke
McMahon
Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company of Australasia Proprietary, Limited
F. R. Ackland
G. F. Cleland and Sons, Limited
Air
A. A. Hill
Free
A. Jamies
Ws. Ellis
Burfitt Selth and Co. Limited
Mrs. J. Norton
L. Brown
M. Compton
G. Howard
K. Clark
A. Vogie
V. Crompton
H. Blockley
V. Elienshay
G. F. Pearoe
Nasalien
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