Federal Salary Cut Amendment Defeated in House Vote
In Canserea an amendment to the Financial Emergency Bill failed 88 to 8 after Mr J M Gabbe proposed a 40 percent pay cut for Senators and MPs instead of 25. Mr Hawker Oien announced his resignation from the ministry amid the division. Prime Minister had earlier signaled no policy changes but pledged to act if a salary reduction motion arose. Lyons stated acceptance of Hawker’s resignation.
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Canserea
Arate
House of Representatives
C. A. S.banker
J. M.gabbe
Lyons
Wr .Hawker
Resignation of Mr. Hawker Sparks Liberal Debate
Liberal circles in Adelaide Wakefield react to Mr. Hawker's resignation said to stem from his adherence to principles. Well-informed groups hint at federal government pension and tariff shifts influencing the timing of the move. The campaign continues as factions reassess the political landscape.
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Adelaide
Hawker
Wakefield
Helena
Marriage Proposal Keeps Couple in Legal Quandary
An American couple seeks remarriage in Fosiana after losing their marriage certificate. William Wallace, born in Edinburgh, plans to relocate to America with his partner to secure a valid license amid immigration concerns.
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Cregorder
William ‘Wallace
Roughriders in Pirir Show Impressively Bold Riding
The piece highlights Thompson as a leading Australian horseman who performs daring jumps and exhibitions. It notes repeated thrills with horses, donkeys and mules, praising skill and endurance in challenging riding displays.
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Thompson
Nyfia
Binedas
Australi
Ik Rome
Wallaroo tobacconist estate probate details surfaced
Probate proceedings reveal Vie Yorn estate valued at 3 853 pounds for Jonn Silvester O Loughlin a Wallaroo tobacconist of South Australia who died 90 November 47 leaving property valued 4 626 pounds in South Australia and a list of heirs.
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Melbournd
Jonn
Silvester
O'Loughlin
Dacconist
Wallaroo
South Austral
Pontator
South Australia
Pension-Cuts Debate Moves Through House of Representatives
In a resumed debate on the Financial Emergency Bill the Attorneys General announced variations to old age pension provisions. Pensioners who paid voluntary contributions could not receive full pensions but faced a two shilling per week cap. Several MPs from both sides supported the opposition on multiple clauses, yet the bill passed committee stage, without amendment, and was read a third time by 51 votes to 2.
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Joanbears
House of Representatives
Hr Firinire
Tia
Messrs
Watson
Gubb
G'som
Corser
Gollins
Hunter
and. i. Green
Witout
Steamer Cornwall Grounded in Port Adelaide River
The steamer Cornwall of 10,537 tons ran aground in Port Adelaide river Osborne at high tide this morning. Most of its full cargo remains on mud bed. a lightering plan may be needed if tide rises around 7:30 to 8:00. No damage is expected and rescue actions are underway.
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Adelaide
Cornwall
Osborne
Hogansen Brothers Murder Charge Held for Trial
John Henry Hogansen, 31, is committed for trial in Portland for the murder of his brother Frederick Andrew Hogansen, 30, who died in a local hospital on August 27 from gunshot wounds. The defendant allegedly admitted causing the injuries by jumping headfirst onto a concrete floor while in custody.
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Sydney
John Henry Hogansen
Portland
Hhe
Frederick Andrew Hogansen
Tnd
Frien
Sahire
Don Bradman May Miss Tests Over Press Contracts
In Sydney a sensational claim surfaced as Don Bradman suggested he might not play in the Test series due to a contract policy. He said a Board of Control rule could bar cricketers who write for newspapers or are otherwise contracted with media outlets, and he would be disqualified if he continued such writing. Bradman pledged to honor his contract while noting New South Wales Cricketers Association had no similar restriction.
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Sydney
Don Bradman
Bradman
Australian Board of Cybke
Ani
Staton
Palmer
Crickat
Jeterlaket
Wnless
New South Wales Grickst Association
Gold Search Project Aims to Mine The Granites
A Sydney Adelaide floated venture, Tribute Gold, plans a tribute mining operation near The Granites 400 miles from Alice Springs. Chartered to hire men, supply food and shelter, the company will crush ore and keep a portion of recovered gold to recover costs.
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Adelaide
Australia
Alice Springs
Chapman
Euder
Mdlbourne
Granites
Ashum
Austalia
Wibute
Sinyhem Wie
Central Australis
Guapman
Thieves Loot Nelshaby Post Office in Night Robbery
Thieves forced open the back floor of the Nelshaby Post Office on Thursday night and stole 2 10 shillings in cash. The premises were locked at 6 pm by Miss W Furner. on returning next morning the cash was missing but stock remained intact. Detective Ferguson and Constable Phillips are making enquiries.
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Nelshaby Post Office
W. Furner
Whem
FAO Aiolock
Ferguson
Conatabis - Phillips
Would Not Tell How Phar U Lap Died
A veterinary surgeon and trainer from Pher Lap with jockeys returned from America. Neileen said he knew why Thar Lisp died but would not tell.
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Oryetic
Flip Rey
T. Woddcock
Pher
Martin
Afr
Neilsen
America
Neileen
Thar Lisp
Victorian bowler shows improvement on tour
The report notes that Australian cricket figures, including the Victorian Jeff-hand bowler Flestwoud Smith, displayed notable improvement during the tour. The piece mentions Arthur Malley's sticketurs and implied concerns about Canal and countries in America, with a sense of anticipation for a potential next role for Smith.
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Sydney
Arthur Malley
Amnerea
Tig Monowai
Flestwoud Smith
Winnipeg churchman jailed for seven years in theft case
John Machray aged 67, a churchman, lawyer, and financier, was sentenced to seven years imprisonment for two theft charges with concurrent terms. He pleaded guilty to stealing £101,600 in property and £42,000 from Hebert Arnold, amid a reported £172,000 shortfall in the Church of England diocese funds.
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Winnipeg
Ohn -Machray
Cachi
Machray
Hebert Arotald
Church of England
Hupart's Island
Mackray
Idle Money Farm Relief Scheme At Standstill
A Federal plan to pay wages for farm hands who receive board was approved by the Commonwealth Employment Council in South Australia. Minister of Labor Richards declines involvement in administration, citing it as Commonwealth money and not a State matter. The scheme proposed £20,000 to cover 410 workers at a weekly rate, routed through Canberra via the State Government, with the council limited to the machinery provided by the State.
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Adelaide
Commonwealth Employment Council
South Australis
R. &. Richards
Commonwealth
Commonweal Employment Council
Schams
Canberra
Richards Siga
Gounohl
van Trol
Mr. Richards
Metals Rise in Adelaide as London Quotes Edge Higher
Readings from the Australian Mines and Metals Association show London Metal Exchange quotations for September advancing across metals. Prices climbed to near 35 4 2 per unit for copper and rose for lead and zinc with spot and forward values noted, while silver and spelter showed gains and open market prices indicated stronger demand.
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Adelaid
Aenonovis la
Australian Mines and Metals Associatiog
London Metal Exchange
Stanton
Wledna- Tylie
Risa
Wise
Drastic Proposal In Free State Arrest Of Opposition Leader
The Morning Post reports Dublin says De Valera government considers arresting opposition leader W T Gosgrave after a speech by Mr Cosgrave defending free speech. Senator O Kelly chaired a Gabriel meeting that followed the speech. The Irish Press warned of arrest and Cosgrave vows to repeat his statements until government courage is shown. The newspaper suggests such an arrest could topple the government.
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London
Dublin
the Morning Post
de Valera
W. T. Gosgrave
Cosgrave
Martinis Party
O'Kelly
Gabriel
Freshfent de. Valem
Gosarave
Coserave
Winary Ikaul
Opnion
Mr. Cos
Grave
Existance
Death in crash on Duke Street Plympton
A rider on a bicycle collided with a motor vehicle on Duke Street Plympton near Jamers Street. The cyclist ARON received no injuries and died later at Adelaide Hospital.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Fatal collision near Winchelsea kills Murray
Archibald Murray of Colac died and solicitor A J Welshman of Colac was severely injured when a car they rode in crashed into a stone bridge over the Barwon River at Winchelsea early today. The vehicle, driven by Welshman, swerved to avoid a horse drawn wagon. Murray died en route to hospital. Welshman received arm and shoulder injuries. They had just left Melbourne after taking part in the Australian golf tournament.
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Melbourne
Archibald Murray
Colac
A. J. Welshman
Barwon River
Winchelsea
Welshman
Murrey
Forced landing of a Britain Australia flyer near Adelaide
A Melbourne pilot named Richard Alten reportedly made a forced landing of his aircraft about three miles from Virginia, near Adelaide. The plane touched down safely with no damage reported.
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Britain
Australia
Adelaide
Richard “Alten
Melbourne
30 Hour Week Demanded by Australian Union Congress
A special committee report to the All Australian Trades Union Congress urged a 30 hour five day week and restored wage reductions. It called for sustained sustenance for all unemployed workers and a six hour day plus 25 percent wage increases, with provisions for hospital care maternity benefits and food. The conference adjourned after sessions continued tonight.
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Melbourne
Fidday
All
Australian Trades Union Congress
Garden
Congress
Sam Alles
Tootson
Cabinet Crisis Forces Liberal Ministers to Resign
The Daily Herald reports Liberal National Government members will hand in resignations to the King after a Cabinet meeting next week. Sir Philip Bowden reportedly forced the move, pushing Sir Herbert Samuel and colleagues to accept resignations despite reluctance.
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Recorder
London
Q Daily Herald
Philip Baowden
Herbert Samuel
Gandhi Adrift in Fast as Negotiations Continue
Calcutta reports Mahatma Gandhi showing exhaustion after 48 hours of fasting. Observers fear he may not endure the ordeal much longer as continuous negotiations over representation proceed.
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Calcutta
Untitled Fragment on German Soil Landing Story
Fragmentary text notes a wartime landing on German soil involving a figure from Wales and movements from England to Copenhagen. Details are unclear and names or dates are obscured in the OCR. The piece hints at a special cable report from Rietoeden.
Waterworks piping theft charged in court
An Adelaide man Frederick Waller-Slang faced a Melbourne court on a theft charge involving water piping valued at £9 9s 5d belonging to the Waterworks Department of the South Australian Government. The case was listed for a further hearing today pending arrival of an escort to take him back.
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Melbourne
Frederick Waller
Australia
Deportees Headed for Villa Cisneros Amid Uncertain Fate
In Madrid on Friday reports say 138 detainees to be sent to Villa Cisneros for rebellion against the Government. The group, mainly aristocrats, will reportedly have no daily tasks and will be sent to a harsh exile camp. A caterer from Madrid has been granted permission to accompany them for provisions.
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Madrid
Hnocred
Portees
Belig
Villa Cisneros
Reminiscences as Readers Remember Early Authors and Musicians
An obituary fragment recalls Mes. Blois Aisock who died at Crystal Brook and notes her lifelong ties to music and teaching. It mentions Mrs Adcock as a locality figure who taught music, and references writers Bevans Hume and George R Sims, with nostalgia for Fleet Street haunts and the failed success of The Mystery of Hansom Cab.
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Mes
Blois Aisock
Cristal Brook
Om Senltniher
Tate
Robert Kentiisy
Bate Hills
Yankili Ma
Gambit Church
Wasidesrah West
Adcock
St Aldings
Meadows
C. B. Dawes
J. J. Logk
Caltowies
J. D-Saint
Crystal Brook
Vephy
Mr. Bevans- Hume
Essex Hame
Hangam
Geb
Fitte
Phillips
Fleet Street
London
Green Dragon
George-Angus
Jus
George -R
Sims
Essex
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MR. Gabb
Roughriders
Pirir
Snowy Thompson
Badman
Tribute Company
Nelshaby
Fleetwood-Smith
LABOR
Free State
MR. Cosgrave
Philip Snowden
Gandhi
Prince OF Wales
Samburg
Young Stribling
Johnny _ Freemat
H.verity
Yorkshire
England
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