British Railway Strike Emergency Transport Arrangements
In the wake of a railway strike Britain moves to emergency transport plans. The report notes fuel distribution concerns, convoyed food shipments, and government control measures to keep passenger and freight movement running. Major hubs like London and Kent are mentioned along with conscription of services to support rail and road corridors.
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Sunita Sudha
Britain
Inkinight
London
Fiat
Rail strike paralyzes British railways amid wartime unrest
London reports show vast railway walkouts disrupting services across the nation. Union leaders claim record solidarity while government and railway companies brace for further disruptions as workers refuse to handle trains and musk. Nurses report weakened resilience amidst station standoffs and public fear grows.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Cable Permissions and Titles
A garbled OCR fragment references cable permissions and titles including The Timed and The Revers. The readable parts suggest a note about special permission and editorial or broadcasting context, but concrete facts or dates are not clear.
Fragmentary Text on Gide Sail and Work Consequences
Fragmented OCR reads about Gide sail and expected outcomes. Mentions Winch s, ten percent, and various unclear names. No clear dates, places, or concrete actions emerge from the readable portion.
Warren Pledges New Jobs Amid Smelter Unrest
Reported remarks from Warren indicate hope for employment as smelter workers face upheaval. He told a county meeting that in roughly two days he expected to confirm fresh notices and potential operations resuming, with details to follow by Thursday.
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Tr Warren
Uusias
Corful
Port Pirie Public Examinations Held at University of Adelaide
The Port Pirie junior and senior public examinations were conducted on 3 November under Rev. T. D. Webb. Senior public 24s, junior commercial 2, senior public 44enior commercial total 44. Late entries attract a 5/- penalty. Alma Teaby passed Latin Irish geometry and algebra alongside compulsory subjects.
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Menaiy
Port Pirie
T. D. Webb
Sunior Public
Alma Teaby Pasced
New By Laws Regulate Parks and Bathing Areas
The council has gazetted new by laws governing parklands and reserves. They tighten control over playgrounds, banning roving stock, littering, drunken or disorderly conduct, loud language, and unauthorised postings. They set penalties up to ten pounds and outline management for Lorene Playground with a mayoral chair and a 12-member committee including three smelters employees. Public bathing reserves on the river will be clearly marked with rules for dress, hours, and enforcement.
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Lyle Pirie
Hiekdren
Baling
Htuniler
Rity
Érumpeil
Scone
Enphisees
Oman
Gari Oh
Silell Plinywses
Hitler
Goanlse
Yall
Mylorene
Mir Feet
Ge Boaint Fhrree
Wimumillee
Euune
Playground and Memorial Park Paths Barred
The town clerk reported to the council that gazetting restrictions limit access to the playground and memorial park paths, barring public use and prompting new management notes.
Industrial Measures and Discipline Debate Sparks Wide Attention
A garbled report outlines a discussion of industrial measures and discipline, citing President Brown’s prophecy and references to industrial control, obedience, and authority. It notes debates on industrial vision, social order, and the role of government in managing labor, machinery, and production.
Mount Ferguson quarry plans stir Pirie council debate
Fragmented report shows Pirie Town Council debating funding and government backing for Mount Ferguson quarry development. Discussion covers employment, local industry, and financial details, with calls for state aid and concerns over costs and impact.
Septic Tank Installations Prompt Tax Rate Appeal
A council discussion addressed rebates for ratepayers who install septic tanks. The proposal considered amending the act to allow Sunbury rate rebates and favored a rent-based system for unbuilt utilities, with Mr Warren seconding and the motion passing.
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Warren
Parkland Cycling Prohibition Backed by Council
A motion led by Gr. Geddes and supported by Dr. Hopkins approved limiting cycling in Memorial Park and the children’s playground. The by law would apply to all parklands unless otherwise directed and enforcement would be coordinated with Craig wifi across parklands.
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Gr. Geddessea
Dr. Hopkins
Memorial Park
Pirie Town Council Notes Include Soldier Welcomes and Park Plans
The Pirie Town Council meeting featured welcomes for returning soldiers, funding updates for memorial works, and discussions of park dates. The mayor cited a £76050 sum and a £20000 contribution from the Goy, with £50000 aimed to reach squaks. Officials asked for government renumeration and health expenditure details, while talks on ward works and town hall repairs continued. An infant school opening and street plans were noted, with progress on high tension mains and electric work in Pirie South and Solomontown.
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Goildes
Rien Grant
Mount Ferguson
Vtmlott
Mt. Herenam
Port Rite
Lr. MB
Gnode
Geddes
L. A. Iopkins
R. Taylor
Bath Tiel
ML. Warren
Pimlutt
A. G. Palmer
Jenkins
Stayer
Memorial Park
Wil Gis
Gadde
Hopking
Sie
Ciel
Warren
Adelaide Board of
Balty
Ralmanstower
Sven Vatk Dhan
Poot Pirit
Hisdon
Sieiring
Piri
Lionel Mill
Telwrapnelt Hiss Interstewvit
Savor Hands
Wruill Birk Siruwely
Wapodssful
Pats
Hill
Wen la Hand
Ieee Atoranes
Hopkins
Adelaide
Ous Cl
Ge. Warren
Aum
Aistete
Gentral Motel
Helahl
Bork
Electereian
Pirie South
Solomontown
Watt Piliwe
Pirie
Mystery on Government Intentions in Federal Elections
From London dispatches the strongest indications suggest that federal elections may still be held in December. Senator Pearce, acting as head of the cabinet, is not certain. Melbourne reports say Fremantle and Western Australia are key regions. Allied officials say campaigns will be quiet but timely. leaders are in close touch with Pearce as events unfold.
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Eemuflisal
Jstur
Chanabane
Sory
Hage Berg
Lanstutt
Bealensulis
Wouluatie
Fulkestone
Irvhoek
Thor
Lamina
Ameeeabllle Ubaring
Wieeters
Lyle
Todds
United Service
London
Mushes
Sen. Pearce
Melbourne
Western
Australia
Sydney bread strike ends as workers return to duties
The bread strike in Sydney ends with workers resuming duties this morning after two weeks idle. An estimated £40,000 in wages were lost. The Local Board of Health held a tight meeting presided by the mayor. The board was asked to state the terms of appointing Dr. M. B. Gouda as health officer and duties and salary. The health officer cited 4 infectious disease cases including catarrh, scarlatina, and diphtheria. Nine influenza cases were reported and 16 houses inspected for sanitation. The Jangteki wheat plant underwent provisional alterations after an interview with the manager.
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Board of Health
Henin
M. B. Gouda
Jangteki
Janetzi s Mill Faces Summary Action Over Nuisance Complaint
Local Board of Health may use summary powers to suppress a nuisance linked to Donotaki’s Olean plank at Solomontown near Port Pirie. The mayor and police report strong public complaints near the railway line as residents demand decisive action. The board’s officers call for urgent medianien appliances and legal steps under the Treality Act to curb the nuisance.
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Dunotaki
Solomontown
Board of Health
Board of Healt
Burwell
Hague
Gr. Wirken
Uherely
Faway
Port Pirie
Sammmey
pNineadings
Pimalatt
Italian Split Pushes Italy Toward Action, Council Warns
A Sunday dispatch from Herve notes increasing moves by Italy as observers urge decisive action. The council believes international steps are needed unless Italy can restore control within a few days.
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Seevice
Herve
Counsil
Italy
Allies Demand Immediate German Withdrawal In Baltic Scene
Fragmentary dispatch reports Allied forces pressing Germany for a rapid pullout from Baltic areas amid tense exchanges. Text references Field Marshal staff and German responses, with mentions of notes and proposals shaping withdrawal terms.
East West Railway Proposal Sparks Parliamentary Report
A letter from Mr Klonel Hill of ME forwards a copy of the August 16 general report on Railways. It discusses a proposed division of routes from Redlull via Wandearah to Port August and calls for ministerial meetings, petitions, and deputations to explore Commonwealth and State railway options. The writer urges Port Pirie rail survey support and mentions port Magusti relocation and a wider push to secure railway improvements with parliamentary backing.
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Klonel Hill
Sevanih
Redlull
Wandearah
Port Pine
Port August
Shire
Haliwiye
Port Pirie
Port Magusti
U Hawkey
Deoaljsielok
Pablo Neeting
Reinstatement Sought Over Town Council Rains
Fragmented OCR notes describe a demand for reinstatement amid town council troubles. The text references weather delays and proposed actions impacting workers, with unclear names and dates due to corruption in the source. The fragment hints at a New Year's Day context and ongoing dispute resolution efforts.
Sydney Man Shot by Burglar in Critical Condition
A Sydney resident, Mr Willa Betting, a well known builder contractor, was shot last night during a burglary attempt near his home. He lay in bed when the intruder escaped over the verandah. Mr Drliman died earlier? and Healy founded a private institute. The report is fragmentary and unclear about details.
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Sydney
Willa Betting
Drliman
Healy
Cdi
Ofitiea
Advert for Hosiery and Laces at Adelaide store
A fragmented advertisement lists ladies stockings and lace goods in various materials and colors. It promotes Silk Ankles, Mock Silk, cotton lisle hose, gloves, and inserts with prices such as 3/49 and 8/94 per pair, noting Adelaide as the selling location and a mix of shipper-like stock descriptions.
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Hastow
Holton
Adelaide
Jo Ehamipaeny
Ok Zoltan
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University OF Adelaide
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