Quorn rail strike ends after person-to-person talks
A four day Quorn railway strike ended with a gentleman’s agreement negotiated by Commonwealth Railways Commissioner G A Gahan and Australian Workers' Union leaders. Casual labour use is limited on the North South line, while goods sheds and yards may employ casual staff as needed. Trains resumed, with the Port Augusta to Adelaide service running again through Quorn Station as stock movements resume. The settlement followed direct talks and was hailed as a personal triumph for Mr. Gahan.
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Quorn
G. A. Gahan
Commonwealth Railways Commissioner
Australian Workers’ Union
Elma
Becaues
Gshan
Aw.u
M. Murphy
A.W.U
Mr. Perkins
Interior
Sydney
Gahan
Melbourne
Awhen
Department
Griffen
Commowealth
Federated Union of Enginemen
Eas West
Port Augusta
Adelaide
Traffe
Ari
Geme- Tal
Commonwealth Division
Federal Union of Locomotive Enginemen
Tarcoola
Reorder Medal Adjudicator Name Still Secret
Despite the program’s end last Saturday week no announcement has been made for this year’s Re order Medal Pirie’s top football prize. The adjudicator’s identity remains secret with only a vague belief that the gentleman is temporarily absent from Pirie. J. S. Hockment is cited as the name of the 1933 winner of the medal.
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Pirie
J. S. Hockment
Right to Appeal For Rations
Port Lincoln, Sunday. At a meeting of the Port Lincoln Committee of the Australian Labor Party it was decided to recommend to Mr. Lacey that applicants for unemployment relief, if refused by the department responsible, should have the right to appeal to a properly constituted court. It was claimed this would help prevent victimisation and alleged faulty administration.
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Port Lincoln
Australian Labor Party
Lacey
Pigeon racing results from Pirie West society flights
Results from Pirie West Homing Society Nos 2 and 3 flights at Wolseley show seventy binds in the first race released at 9 am Sunday and fifty seven pigeons in the second event released at 7 43 am Saturday. Top fliers include Leverington and Dormer entries with distances noted.
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Pirie West Homing Society
Wolseley
L. H. Leverington
J.B. Dormer
Lyel
W. BE. Ellis
Fire Devastates Enfelo Factory and Adjacent Premises
Fire in Sydney last night caused an estimated £2000 damage starting from Graham & Bennett's cotton wool packing premises. A knife sharpening machine ignited the blaze and it spread to two adjoining buildings, destroying stock and premises at F. A. Denvings' furniture factory and severely damaging the building and contents.
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Sydney
Aire
Graham & Bennett
F. A. Denvings
Welsh Evangelist Heads Eight Day Revival in Port Pirie
John Hewitt a Welsh evangelist of the Apostolic Church conducts an eight day revival and healing campaign in Port Pirie claiming divine healing miracles in Melbourne Africa and Acelsne. He cites deafness cancer and leg injuries as healed and urges a gospel focused on happiness over restrictive religion while praising cooperation with local ministers.
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John Hewitt
The
Apostolic Church
Port Pirie
Hewitt
Melbourne
Acelsne
Mr. Hewitt
Sprint
Australia
Africa
Mie
On the Gulf Trip Motorship Moonts Returns with Passengers
Forty passengers aboard the motorship Moonts berthed at Federal Deck this morning. The list includes WoL McAuley J. H. Sinclair B. Read E. Beatty A. Geson E. Hansbury D. Barry G. Cornish Campbell V. Abotomey G. Tremewen M. Whittle K. Howard J. Gritetley D. Hooper-Moauley N. W. Whelan 2 Tame M. Whelan J. Sinclair Essery A. Bartlett Essery E Charlesworth W Alick Mare A. G. Bean A. Higgins R. Mildren C. Allen N.H. Ward E.R. S. Putland WwW. Caldwell H. E. Cathro Read 1. 0. Jacobs.
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Federal Deck
E. Beatty A
Geson E. Hansbury
Barry G. Cornish
Campbell V. Abotomey G
Tremewen M
Whittle
K. Howard J. Gritetley
D. Hooper
Moauley N. W. Whelan
Tame M
Whelan
J. Sinclair
Essery
A. Bartlett
Essery E
Charlesworth
W Alick
Mare
A. G. Beana
A. Higgins
R. Mildren
C. Allen
N.H. Ward E.R. S. Putland
Caldwell H. E. Cathro
Jacobs
NO CHANGE FELLMONGERS STRIKE LOOMS OVER TALKS
Both sides meet today in the wool and tanner industries strike but keep unchanged. Employees reiterate they will not return to work without an immediate conference. Employers refuse to confer until the men resume work. Mr. H. Whiddon says employers will stand behind the federation. some firms are resuming order but warn of possible plant closures. If unresolved, the dispute could spread to butchers, owners, storemen, and other unions.
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Sydney
H. Whiddon
Fellmongers Employers Federation
Barrier Hotel hosts visiting business figures and club officials
Mr J Saunders of Whybrow and Co stays at Barrier Hotel along with Mr N Rimmer of Cornell Limited. Apologies from Messrs M and J Adams. Fort Pine Trotting Club notes a meeting in Port Pirie with Mr Howley presiding. National Secretary WP Watchafs to visit Pinto to speak at the youths’ social at the association rooms tonight.
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Mr. J. Saunders
Whybrow and Co., Proprietary, Limited
Barrier Hotel
Mr. N. Rimmer
Cornell Limited
Messrs
M and
Fort Pine
J. Adams
Aso. Martin
Trotine Glu
Howley
Port Pirie
WP Watchafs
Yanne Men's Cris~ Fian Association
Pinto
Spuukdl
Sign of the Cross at Ozone Theatre review
A lavish Cecil B DeMille spectacle shown at Ozone Theatre. The film blends grand production with a strong cast led by Fredrie Maren and Sy Landl, promising a powerful romance and an epic narrative set in ancient Rome.
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Ozone Theatre
Cecil B DeMille
Tts
Rome
Circus Maximus
Hieware
Fredtie Maren
Maren Orbus
Sy Landl
Mercia
Glauente Colbert Ste
Perromance
Poppa
Shartes Favelitun
Van overturns on Port Germein road injures four youths
Four Pirie youths escaping serious harm after a motor van overturns on Port Germein road shortly after 4 pm on Saturday. Driver John Henry O'Dea and passengers Adrian Leonard Williams and Jack Stewart Miller suffered minor inquiries but were sent home after medical checks. Kelh Williams was unharmed. The van, owned by A. L. Williams and Miller, swerved in loose sand three miles from Port Germein. windscreen broken and mudguards bent, no other damage.
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Pirie
Port Germein Road
Kelh Williams
John Henry O'Dea
J. A. O'Dea
Goode Road
Pirie West
Adrian Leonard Williams
Jack Stewart Miler
Barrier Hotel
L. G. Tassie
O'Dea
Messrs. A. Il
Port Germein
Mosers
Williama
Miller
K. Wi- Hams
Malycha Crowned Premier Rider As Pirie Club Ends Season
The Pirie Cycle Club wrapped its track season with the football premiership. Malycha won the premier rider title and will hold the Leonard Shield and Sash as well as the Sanders Cup for the year. J. Dormer claimed the Flett Cup for seniors and T. McGuire took the Boekelberg Cup for second class riders. Dormer and Synnett contended for the Flett Trophy. Synnett led early but failed to maintain pace. Mulyeha won the Cavery Cup in style, ahead of E. Whitehead and Williams, with other riders including G Williams and J. Rothsheim in the field.
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Pirie Cycle Club
Malycha
Dashingly
Leonard
J. Dormer
T. McGuire
McGuire
Winnie Well
Ek. Synnnett
B. Weller
Synnett
Dormer
G. Williams
Mulyeha
E. Whitehead
Willams
Youth Killed in Car Smash Near Port Wakefield
Sunday near Port Wakefield a car capsized on Adelaide side killing 19 year old Harry George Parish of Minlaton. Six others including Dorothy Ridley 18 and Norman Wauchope postmaster of Minlaton were injured. Norma Wauchope was uninjured.
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Port Wakefield
Harry George Parish
Minlaton
Adelaide
Dorothy Ridley
Norman Clement Wauchope
Adelaide- 10
Miniaton
Douglas Ta
Norma
A. de McKenzie
Victor
Building boom prompts Adelaide growth revival
Prosperity returns seen in South Australia as building permits rise across metropolitan councils. Statistics show Adelaide and suburbs total building value at £230,906 this year, up from £128,000 last year, with Burnside and other districts posting higher activity and increased new houses. City figures total £129,185 so far, eclipsing last year’s £106,125.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Burnside
Ruitio
Eid
Auenst
Children’s Playground Concert Draws Loyal Audience
A well attended Children’s Playground Concert featured a program of overtures and songs. Performers included Miss Gwen Elmes Miss Ye Vuinsar Miss K. Lea with a lively mix of vocal numbers and instrumental pieces under cheerful community organization.
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Nustral Theatre
Deel Mehr
Chihakpen
Buueysroune
Horace Suilia
Foarisan
Gwen Elmes
Arial
Wena
Mavilbo
Ieharason
Ye Vuinsar
Farmer is murdered defending his farm in Melbourne
A poultry farmer George Mudford 44 of Sheffield Street West Preston was found dead after a struggle on his property. Detectives believe he woke to thieves and fired from a shotgun before being beaten. Earlier James John was killed by car gangsters in a gambling-related case. Mudford died in the arms of a constable within 20 minutes. The scene showed blood, broken stock, and boot-tracked ground. Thomas Bisson was remanded on vagrancy charges until September 30 with sureties.
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Melbourne
James John
George Mudford
Shefield Street
Weat Preston
Shrieves
Mudford
Mugford
Midford
Thomas Bisson
Ball
Queen of Music Dance Fund Drive At Memorial Hall
The Queen of Music under the ladies committee of the Pioneers' Association hosts a dance in Memorial Hall on Tuesday. The Blue Danube Orchestra volunteers services for the event and Mr Don McQueen will handle the door. An excellent program of old and new style numbers will be arranged. dancing ends at midnight.
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Ladies Commssion of Pioneers' Association
Queen of Music
Memorial Hall
Blue Danube Orchestra
Don McQueen
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A.W.A
Jy 18
Pirie West Society
Wolseley Flights
Jack Shepley
Fred Hayball
B.c.h
Pire
Hrwith
Wol McAuley
J. H. Sinclair
B. Read
Cross
Ozone
Van
E Malycha
Flett Cup
Serondelselders
Megline
Scr
Coventry
Ser
J. Rothsheim
M. Martin
al Chureh
Felt
Ae Th Heller
K. Synnett
Be Malvella
B. Heller
Ro Willis
Wheellie
Whitewood
Williams
Boeller
Heller
A. Willuis
M- Martin
Allchurch
Ald
Medhurst
Stalo
Jeadine Liehtwelit
Aca Eno
Gawler
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