Serious Possibilities of Quorn Strike Wide Spread Conference
Fragments describe a vital conference at Port Anouk about actions from Kalgoorlie to Alice Springs. Railways authorities and Commonwealth change in attitude frame potential withdrawal of all men from the Ogmsha wealth service. The MU president Maye cautions negotiations while hopeful for a type ex ide and a quick resolution. The issue centers on casual labor and a stoppage centered around Quorn and Port.
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Quorn
Port Anouk
Kalgoorlie
Alice Springs
Wales
Commonwealth
Ajw.u
Ogmsha Wealth Service
Soturias
Eas
Treason Charges Against Communists Open Reichstag Trial
Five suspects faced high treason charges as the Reichstag fire trial began. Van Der Lubbe, labeled a Communist, gave evasive answers about his role and the possibility he left the party in 1929 after not becoming a leader.
Uncertain Week for Meat Market as Rail Strike Pauses Movement
The abattoiry market faces a Monday sale with uncertainty for the following week. Sheep will depart for Parma soon, and Queensland horses stay near Marree for the moment. Mr A Sharp of Farina says 500 cattle leave tomorrow morning for Quorn, with further movement planned if the strike continues.
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Parma
Queensland
Marree
Quorn
Miehy
A. Sharp
Farina
Dublin Protest Sparks Mass March and Gaol Stand
Excitement in Dublin as seven thousand protesters march to Mount Joy Gaol to demand political treatment for hunger strikers jailed after raids on hotels. Police cordon repels the crowd, leader clarifies no riot intent and signals hope.
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Dublin
Mount Joy
Temperature readings from yesterday show highs and lows
Yesterday's maximum reached 65.8 and the minimum over 24 hours ended at 49.8 by 4 p.m. The figures reflect a mild day with a narrow temperature range.
Car 245 Incident Drives Debate Over Agent General
Adelaide Friday reports a surprise disclosure in Budget papers showing a 245 pound motor car purchase for the Agent General Department. MPs resent the expense tied to appointing a new Agent General, already challenged from several angles.
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Adelaide
House of
Air Mail Tender Terms Set for Overseas Section
Melbourne Friday tender rules announced by Defence Minister Bir George Pearce specify tenders for the overseas air mail and Australian feeder services. Closings Jan 1. British builders only. Seven feeder sections from Darwin to Brisbane and to Perth with a Charleville to Cootamundra branch. Aircraft must be British made with initial speed minimums and multi engine capacity. Three passenger seats required. Singapore service to begin after three months operation. Weekly trips in each direction and acceptance of Commonwealth mails.
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Melbourne
English Air Mail
Bir
George Pearce
Defence
Darwin
Brisbane
Perth
Charleville
Cootamundra
Jmust
Singapore
Commonwealth
Sixpence Man Arrested Over Lavish Adelaide Scam
A well dressed 32 year old man was arrested by Detective Copp and Constable Hanrahan in Adelaide after schemes to recruit a typist and canvass Sydney investors. He claimed ties to an international tobacco venture and a weekly newspaper, but admitted the story was false and possessed only sixpence at arrest. The charge listed him as idle and disorderly.
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Adelaide
Copp
Hanrahan
Perth
International Tobacco Company
More Trouble Looming in Havana Premiership Match Disrupted
Report from Unley describes a clash between Park minor Premiers and Kensington winners of the major round with field invasions and fights. Amateur League officials gathered evidence from witnesses and expelled persistent actors amid rumors of political tension and upcoming changes in Havana.
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Adelaide
Unley
Findere Park
Kensington
Havana
Acors
Wad Park
Trike A
United Church
Ciation
System rotten says judge criticises seamen pickup
Melbourne Friday judge Bethridge and Dethridge criticised the system of picking up seamen in Australia. The Seamen's Union asked for central pickup places at Sydney and Newcastle. Union claims owners favored privileged men while others toiled at wharfs facing arrest for vagrancy. Four seamen were arrested in July 1932 for such trouble. Commonwealth Steamship Owners' Association denied the charges. Court reserved decision.
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Melbourne
Australis
Bethridge
Seamen's Union
Bydney
Newcastle
Dethridge
Beeby
Jacob Johnson
The
Union
H. Adams
Commonwealth Steamship Owners’ Associa
Japanese Warning to Tariff Board Over Prohibitive Duties
Mr. Shunsuke Tanabe secretary of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce told the Tariff Board in Sydney that prohibitive duties on Japanese goods could reduce Japanese imports to Australia. He urged careful consideration of the issue and warned of possible adverse effects on existing relations.
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Sydney
Shunsuke Tanabe
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Tariff Board
Australia
Commonwealth
Pirie Hotel Guests Leave for Adelaide and Victoria Link
Local residents and visitors at Royal Exchange Hotel and Federal Hotel plan trips to Adelaide for the weekend and week ahead. Notables include Mr H Thibotson of International Harvester and Rev R C Nicholson arriving in Pirie. silver wedding for A J Thompson noted. L Davis to Whyalla for union business.
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Juncken
Mehrtena
Tippendale
Royal Exchange Hotel
Adelaide
K. Grant
Pirie
H.thibotson
International Harvester Company of Australia, Proprietary, Limited
T. Johnson
Port Pirie
G. Koight
Federal Hotel
Barrier Hotel
Messrs. E. Tassin
A. Hay
B. P. Gratton
R. Ellis
Hurfitt Letth & Co
Lim
Coney
D. & J. Fowler, Limited
A. J. Thompson
Tenth Street
Pirie West
Christ Church
Castlemaine
Victoria
Canon Pennicot
L. Davis
A.W.U
Death after brawl by push youths at Clifton Hill
Daley 24 from North Fitzroy died in hospital from injuries after a Sunday morning incident in Clifton Hill. He was attacked with pickets while escorting a girl home from a party by 18 youths allegedly members of a group called a push.
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Melbourne
Bert Daley
North Fitzroy
Clifton Hill
AW U Officials Visit Pirie in Railway Strike Tie
H T Hinson state secretary of the Australian Workers Union and W Mitchell mining officer with C L Gray vice-president visited Port Pirie on their way to Port Augusta over the Quorn railway strike. Hinson declined to comment on the Quorn trouble. The officials left Port Pirie by car after 2 PM.
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Port Augusta
Quorn
H. T. Hinscu
Australian Workers’ Union
W Mitchell
Port Pirie
Hinson
C. L. Gray
Mail plane missing after catapult launch near Bremen
London reports a mail plane from the liner Bremen was catapulted 500 miles west of Southampton. It later ran out of petrol south of the Isle of Wight and then went silent. Destroyers and search planes scoured the area through the night to no avail.
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London
Bremen
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Clumsy Louts Wells on Hitlerism at Birthday Talk
London reports G Wella renowned author denounces Hitlerism as an epidemic of intolerant, dangerous trends. Speaking at a literary luncheon on his 64th birthday he calls it a rebellion of clumsy routs against civilisation progress and sanity.
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London
G. Wella
Church opposition to betting bill in Adelaide
Churches in Adelaide unite to oppose the proposed Bill 10 licence book makers in South Australia. A special meeting of the Council of Churches will be held in Stow Hall in Flinders Street tonight to discuss the issue.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Council of Churches
Stow Hall
Way cleared for 1934 tour to England by Australian board
The Australian Board of Cricket Control announced a 1934 England tour leaving Fremantle March 26 and arriving in London April 26. Return planned September 29. Player allowances total £1 500 plus travel funds. manager to receive £630 and treasurer £600. Final schedules include four day tests with a potential fifth if needed.
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Sydney
Australian Board of Cricket Control
England
Fremantle
London
Australia
W. Ferguson
Tha Hearit
M.C.C
Tasmanian Delegate Appointed Manager for Australian Team
The Australian cricket board appointed H Bushby, Tasmanian delegate and longtime Tasmanian cricket figure, as team manager. W G Bull of New South Wales was named treasurer, with a 15 player team size proposed and selectors Dr Polling, Woodfull, and Dyer chosen. A draft agreement for players and managers was discussed but not finalized.
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H. Bushby
Tasmanian
Bushby
Tasmania
W. G. Bull
New South Wale
Weul
Dr. Polling
Messrs. WM. Woodfull
FE. A. Dyer
Hayes
Body of Mrs Besant Cremated in Calcutta
The cremation of Annie Besant the noted Theosophist took place in Calcutta tonight as Hindus conducted rites around the bier with Mag of 54 nations encircling the procession.
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Mrs. Besant
Recorder
Calcutta
Syuper
Annie Besant
Fellmongers Strike Shuts Botany Mascot Firms
About 700 to 800 workers from five fellmongering firms walked off today in Botany and Mascot districts after dispute over a 10 percent wage cut. Skins worth £25,000, perishable, will lose value if work does not resume by Monday. Employers demand workers return before talks. striking men insist on conference first.
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Botany
Mascot
Federal Arbitration Court
Homebush
Fire destroys Catholic cathedral and convent in Valleyfield
A blaze in Valleyfield Quebec destroyed the Catholic Cathedral and the Convent of the Sisters of Jesus and Mary. The cathedral valued at £120,000 and the convent at £200,000 were consumed with no fatalities reported. Fire crews battled the flames but the structures were lost.
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Valleyfield
Quebec
Sisters of Jesus and Mary
PacifiC Tennis Recorder Special Singles Quarterfinals
J Satoh of Japan defeated Turnbull of Australia in the singles quarter finals at the Pacific tennis tournament. Turnbull and Quist reached the doubles quarter finals.
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Recorder
Pecial Cablea
Los Angeles
J. Satoh
Japan
Turnbull
Australia
Pacife
Quist
Willis v Lang plaintiff in box all day
Charles Willis, plaintiff in the action seeking £20,000 damages from J. T. Lang, was in the witness box all day. He denied taking sustenance from Nationalists and rejected claims of collusion with expelled Labor supporters during the Bulls campaign. Cross-examined at length, he affirmed opposition to the Labor Party and described his campaign stance as independent. The court adjourned to a later date.
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Sydney
Charles Willis
J. T. Lang
Curtis
K.C
Willis
Lang
Piddington
Kog
Fiat
Wutie
Avin
Hewline Mos
Recorder Medal Winner To Be Announced Today
Sly S. Machinescnetary of Boel bin Padthet Asswetetinn said tasponlaht fiat fie adnidatigem for Thy Recorden. The Witte AMT not yet Se enim fe was also an ane Gideon for The Mueywndents' trophy. We was hoped that Ik would be possible to atinannen the decision be fore the erade final Wogan at sem oral Ova!inday.
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Sly S
Boel bin
Asswetetinn
Young Man Shot To Death On Gore Street
A 25 year old laborer James John of Palmer Street Collingwood was shot dead near Gore Street Fitsroy early today after leaving a nightclub with friend Jack Chrisfield. The assailant fired from a waiting car and sped away. John died en route to hospital. Police suspect a feud may have sparked the attack.
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Melbourne
Gore Street
Fitsroy
James John
Palmer Street
Collingwood
Jack Chrisfield
Chrisfield
John
Line Ramplice
Keen eyes in bank raid tied to Lindbergh ransom
Three men were arrested after attempting to cash a Bank of England note for £1000 tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping ransom. Bank authorities recognised the note as part of the ransom. the men claimed the bill came from a Dutch theft in Paris by an international gang and refused to name their accomplices.
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Aerware
Ride
Bank of England
Mrs. Lindbergh
Paris
Australian securities under review in parliament dispute
Australian Special Gables report notes a British conversion loan plan to repay 250 million dollars of American gold bonds in sterling. Minister Bruce refused to comment on Mr. Shortis’s threat to raise in the House of Commons the question of removing Australian securities from the trustee Hat. The issue centers on why interest was paid in dollars last May instead of gold.
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London
Bruce
F. R. Shortis
House of Commons
British Audiences Study Meetings Say Day
Sydney based commentator Mr AL K Day argues British audiences study political questions with greater concentration. He says meetings are treated as a serious study not entertainment and views Communism as more serious in Britain than in Australia, where it is seen as a doctrine.
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London
AL K. Day
Sydney
Britain
Australia
Body Found In Swamp Near Dry Creek
ADELAIDE Friday a face down in a swamp with a bullet wound was found near Dry Creek today. A revolver was clutched in the right hand. Acres had been missing since Tuesday. He had been worried about the financial position of his lodge branch and had not enjoyed good health for some time.
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Adelaide
Dry Creek
Acres
Lodge
German finance reform forecast by Reichs Bank head
Drastic changes in Germany's financial constitution were forecast by Doctor Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, in a press conference. The Reichsbank council, long opposed to inflation, was expected to be dissolved or altered as part of the new plan.
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Berlin
Germany
Doctor Schacht
Reichs Bank
Council of the Reichs Bank
Wiley Post Injured In Flight Crash Near Quincy
Famous American aviator Wiley Post sustained painful injuries when his plane crashed during a flight near Quincy. The aircraft was nearly wrecked in the incident.
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Quincy
Iss
Wiley Post
Ministers Rebuts Tariff Reform Plea On Primary Industry
Kerorex and Minister of Customs Mr White faced a Tariff Reform League deputation demanding reduced duties on farm and building goods. White defended current policy, noting tariffs aid farming and agricultural implements while NZ prices shift with Australia’s policy. He warned against universal removal of duties, highlighting impact on local producers and tax revenue.
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Melbourne
Kerorex
Australia
White
Customs
Tariff Reform League
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Old Reichs Council
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