Tenders Without Delay For Building Redhill Line
The Commonwealth plans to invite tenders immediately for a Port Augusta to Redhill railway, extending the line to Pirie as proposed to aid SA’s transport. Opposition leader Mr. Lacey says the federal motive follows state cabinet delays, with talks of extending 5 ft 3 in line to Pirie to connect to the standard gauge.
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Decision A Blessing Says Mr Lacey
Mr Lacey leader says a decision is a blessing. He cites work for 800 men over 23 years. The report from Adelaide notes unemployment concerns in Sukh Aus walla and references a devision and bliss tag.
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Acting Premier Silent Interview Seekers Federal Ministers
Acting Premier plans negotiations in Melbourne seeking an interview with Federal Ministers. Reports indicate potential talks on key policy matters as officials aim to advance state interests.
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Aw U Secretary Pleased On Unemployment Decision
Mr Hy Hlvsen, noted as a key figure, expressed pleasure that the Commonwealth Government would proceed with the plan. The decision aims to address unemployment through ongoing work and investments, signaling a hopeful economic effort ahead.
Benefit to State Declares Mr Beerworth
A muddled report quotes Mr Beerworth declaring the state will heed federal wishes and follow party lines. The garbled text references government intent, party alignment, and implied action, with unclear dates or places.
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London Metal Market Adelaide Touraay Advances
The London Metal Market report from Adelaide shows mixed movements in prices across commodities. Quotations for standard spols and three months futures move up and down, with forwards mostly firm and silver steady, reflecting cautious trading in the open market.
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Bank Enquiry Scheduled For Next Week
A fragmented report mentions Mr A Lyne Peto and a parliamentary meeting next week. It refers to banking inquiries, federal involvement, and unspecified valuations and accounts. Readable portions indicate a political finance context with unclear details.
Labor Party backs Commonwealth Bank credit plan
A Labor Party conference endorses the creation of a Commonwealth Bank to provide credits for the future development of the nation. It calls for abolishing private banking and directing funds through the Commonwealth Bank to support public finance and employment.
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Personal notes on visitors and arrivals at Solomontown
Fragmentary items record Mr James Byrne and others arriving yesterday from Florence and South Africa. Mentions Rev Stranse returning home and a water reception for Port Adelaide. A mix of names, places, and brief movements without a clear cohesive event.
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Labor Party Conference Pushes Unification Plan
In Adelaide the State Labor Party conference urged government unity across the nation to address unemployment in South Australia. The speaker criticized the state government for opposing new railway construction and linked it to broader plans for a Port Augusta–Birdum corridor and a coastal line from Spemes to Birdum, tying it to national transport priorities.
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London report on Mussolini and Abyssinia campaign
A Geneva report cites Baron Mussolini seeking Rome’s guidance as plans for action against Abyssinia proceed. Reports claim powerful fleets and destroyers have reached Gibraltar while Britain’s reaction remains firm.
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Labor Party Divided Over Sanctions Policy
London reports dismay as the Labour Party debates the Trader Union Congress resolution backing the Ash Government in sanctioning Italy. Sir Stafford Cripps warns a wartime alliance with international bodies may follow, while opposition grows over anticipated economic and political consequences for workers and capital.
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Archdeacon Dunn Found Guilty Of Malice
Archdeacon Dunn was found guilty of malice in a long running case involving Ernest James Francia a chemist of Pirie who was awarded 110 pounds damages against Robert Melville Pine of Crystal Brook. The reserve judgment noted that a vestry meeting statement and letters to the diocesan secretary were defamatory and that privilege was destroyed by malice.
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E J Francis Awarded Damages for Libel in Letters
The court ruled defamatory content in two letters dated May 11 and April 25, 1993. Damages totaling £ 110 were awarded to the plaintiff, with components: £ 3 for the April 7 letter, £ 15 for April 25, and £ 90 for May 11. A judgment for the plaintiff for £ 146 was noted, and a 14 day delay followed Mr. Sweimer's application.
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Tor Remuya
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Sweimer
Government Labor Talks Recommend High Court Appointments
A conference involving government workers discussed provincial labor policy and district stipendiary redeployment. It proposed appointing ME J Gaventry as a special magistrate in the northern region and urged executive approval of reforms under the State party framework.
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Drowned Man Pulled From Water After Tree Branch Incident
In Melbourne on Thursday a man was found drowned after being pulled from swollen waters. His body was recovered from the brain of a submerged tree branch, following efforts by local authorities to locate him.
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Letter from Rev D J Scurry Jones
A letter from Rev D J Scurry Jones responding to Archdeacon Dunn about a case ongoing in London. He recounts the rectory discussions, mentions Mr Francis and Pirie Mian Tid, and notes discomfort with how the matter was handled within the church. He emphasizes that the church should have addressed the issue internally.
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Smithy Wills New England Australia Attempt Flight
England Australia aviation tale recounts Sir Charles Kilmarkings bid to fly from England to Australia with plans from Sydney to London. A hazardous mission over seas ends with a forced landing in uninhabited bush and rescue after several days. German aviators later descend seeking Wyndham, aided by mission natives before return to civilization.
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Singapore Darwin Ale Mail Delayed Decision Reason
A report notes a delayed decision on the Singapore Darwin Ale Mail matter with unspecified causes. Officials scrutinize routing and logistics as agencies await clearance and final indications of action.
Woman's Feet Crushed In Melbourne Train Accident
A woman in Melbourne was crushed under a moving carriage while seeing off her two young sons from Loomgade station. Witnesses say the incident occurred during a special show train departure. Her feet were severely injured and amputation may be necessary. The accident drew a large crowd of onlookers.
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Vintage Hosiery and Linen Bargains Parade
In our habby department shoppers find sheer silk hose offered at seven shillings sixpence per pair and other textured stockings. The ad also promotes figured silk metallasse and fine twill unbleached sheeting with washable guarantees, plus remaining assigned stock from E. P. Davies in clothing.
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