Ulm Plane Descends At Sea South Of Hawaii
Wireless report from C T Ulm says his plane forced to descend into the sea south of Hawaii at 6.38 on Wednesday morning. The craft will float two days, radioed earlier it was lost and low on fuel and beacon contact. U S Navy planes search while airman’s Sydney representative believes the machine will cut indefinitely. Ulm chose the aircraft due to retractable gear and keel surface likened to a flying cat as patrols cover the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Ulm
Hawaii
Ulm
U.S
Sydney
B. Shiel
Letters to the Editor on social credit and production
A reader challenged Mr. Go Althofer on social credit arguing that unemployment should be addressed by placing men in productive work rather than dole. The writer accuses Althofer of contradicting his stance by increasing his own production while opposing nationwide production as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Althofer
Janrs
Althofer
Social Credit
Mr. Althofer
Returned Soldiers Gift Grant in Australia
Sydney reports the Federal Government has granted £2000 to the Returned Soldiers' League for Christmas gifts to needy returned men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Returned Soldiers’ League
Tram accident claims life of 14 year old Edward Stewart
Sydney report of a tram collision notes Edward Charles Stewart aged 14 from North Bendi was killed after alighting on the wrong side and being struck by an oncoming tram. The incident occurred as he attempted to exit, leading to a fatal side collision with a tram traveling in the opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Edward Charles Stewart
North Bendi
Obituary: Arthur C. Morris Dies at 70 in Avondale
Word reached town of the death of Arthur Charles Morris at his daughter's residence in Avondale cum nock at seventy. He worked thirty years in the Walmer district farmed there, retired recently and lived with his daughter near Camnock. His wife predeceased him. Survived by daughters Mrs Patterson Victoria, Mrs Davis Camnock, Mrs Hogan Yarrabin, and son Lewis Morris Walmer. Funeral from Shakespeare and Sons parlours to Presbyterian cemetery, 3 pm tomorrow.
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Arthur Charles Morris
Avondale
Morris
Wellington
Walmer
Camnock
Vs. Patterson
Victoria
J. Davis
Cammock
T. Hogan
Yarrabin
Lewis Morris
Sind
C.J. Shakespeare and Son
Lee Street
Messrs
C. J. Shakespeare and Sons
Federal estimates debate concludes authorizing 22.5 million
The House concluded debate on federal estimates and approved an expenditure of 22,516,000 dollars after passing through all stages. The session wrapped up with the approval of the budget measure amid routine procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thoreday
Come and Try One Member to Another in Assembly
In the legislative Assembly a heated exchange occurred when Eliott of Ashburnham warned Burke that someone would slap him should it be for that day. Burke retorted inviting a confrontation and calling him a canting hypocrite. The motion passed that Burke be silenced.
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Sydney
Eliott
M.la
Ashburnham
F. Burke
Molsa
UAP Deputy Leader Debate Moves to Party Room
A deputation from the U A P urged the Prime Minister to decide the deputy leadership promptly. Mr Lyons preferred delaying discussion in the party room until after London late next year. If a majority wished it settled now, he would allow a division in the party room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
U.A.P
Lyons
Police And S P Operations Debate At Assembly
Lawmakers clashed over police actions tied to SP betting prosecutions. Mr Lazzarini cited cases of police pressuring witnesses while Chief Secretary Chafley criticized many allegations as unfounded and promised legislative amendments to Gaming and Betting law for a full examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurwilay
Legislative Assembly
Lazzarini
Chafley
Fertiliser Bill Debate Triggers Disruption in Assembly
During the legislative debate on a fertiliser regulation bill, Mr. Shannon of the Labor Party was repeatedly interrupted by the chairman and ordered to leave the chamber amid discussions on regulating sales and prewrmonis ectitation nt fertiliser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Shannon
Labor
Losses from Corumba wreck continue with fourth body found
A fourth victim believed to be from the steamer Corumba was recovered on Phillip Island Victoria. The body's features were damaged by long immersion making identification difficult.
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Sydney
Thursy
Phillip Island
Victoria
Commercial Produce Prices for Sydney Thursday
A Victorian price list records potato and onion ranges, oats, lucerne, hay, wheat, and wheaten prices. Potatoes 147/ to 1h, onions 8/6 to 6/6, oats 2/4 to 2/8, lucerne 4/3 to 6/-, hay oaten 2/6 to 1/6, lucerne 8/8 to 4/8, wheat 2/ to 2/9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Victorian
Sport Shoe Displays Show New Dunlop Sport Shoes
Leading footwear dealers in the district feature displays of the newest Dunlop sport shoes and others. Public interest runs high as sporting appetite grows, with buyers seeking comfort, sturdiness, and now fashionable refinements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop Sport
Sant
Peaport
Protest Over Cheek in Remembrance Wreath Request
Sydney reports a Christchurch New Zealand reception committee meeting where Dr Thacker opposed asking the Duke of Gloucester to lay a wreath on the war memorial bridge. He called the request a piece of cheek, claiming Australians were depriving New Zealanders of their product.
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Sydney
Christchurch
N. Z
Thacker
Duke of Gloucester
Bridge of Remembrange War Memorial
Cattle and Sheep Prices At Homebush Sale Yard
At Homebush today 2400 cattle yarded with bulls 5 to 11 pounds and best beef at 82 shillings. Cows 4 to 9 pounds. Sheep 61,000 penned with wether and lamb markets firm. Wethers 10 to 20 shillings, ewes 8 to 17, lambs 8 to 22 shillings 4 pence.
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Sydney
Homebush
Work at showground honors voluntary working bees
A Sunday showground effort highlighted by volunteer workers who top dressed the vice musky. Ap Lows Bill Ike Percy Cavanagh and others faced tough tasks while lorries supplied by A Button B Condor and Cavey Walker aided distribution. The gathering included J M Whiteley W Reidy W Sibran and many others with Mr Powlett arranging afternoon tea. A ramp proposal by NH by Smith for show ground convenience was praised and will be pursued next week with owners urged to participate.
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Ap Lows
Bill Ike
Percy Cavanagh
Tor BR. Walsh
Billy Payne
Wal, Bibra
J. Blanchard
J. M. Whiteley
Messia A. Button
Condor
Cavey Walker
Juna
Percy Cavana
W. Drew
Burkes
Mr. Powlett
Messrs
J. Mt Whiteley
W. Reidy
W. Sibran
W. Burke
A. Sutton
A. Lowe
Blanchard
Mr. Betteridge
Matthews
B. Cavanagh
M. Pernance
W. Payne
Condon
C. Payne
J. Powlett
G. Werner
I Wale
W. Busch
L. McCormick
Stevens
J. 1 .Truman
M. Walsh
W. ‘Drew
Jim Drew
Norris
Smith
Ile Construction
Tennis club invites members to annual country week carnival
Members desiring to take part in the annual Country Week Carnival at White City courts Rushgutter's Bay from January 10 to 19 should contact club secretary Les W Ling by Saturday. Wellington Club plans a teams tournament with usual Saturday and weekend sessions and a Monday night meeting at 7 30 pm. Methodist Tournament atawn Chub courts reports delays and final rounds.
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White City
Rushgutter's Bay
Les W. Ling
Wellington
Palm
Burring
Barton
Min R. Johnston
B. Dennison
Mrs. Dennison
Owe
J. Gleason
Mins J. Duwi
Owe i
Ik. Bleechmore
K. Bleechmore
A. Vidler
Mins ‘Tremain
Hi. Dennison
Mora Dennison
J. Glea
Xen
Miss
Dowd
R. Bleechmore
Collision near ferry wharf disrupts tram line
An incident near Terenga Fark involves a tram with passengers colliding with a repair iron along the line. A cabin splintered, the Trai wire motor dislodged, but the tram remained on track. A woman passenger leapt to escape but suffered no serious injuries.
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Aydnvy
Thaneday
Terenga Fark
Delver
Krjuye
Boy Injured After Being Crushed Between Boiler and Truck
A one year old boy was trapped between a boiler and a goods truck at a marshalling yard. He remained conscious as a collector heard cries for help until a crane freed him. Knee and left ankle injuries were reported, but the child survived the incident.
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Sydney
Eabeld
Flour tax debate fuels bread price speculation
The Federal government plans a flour tax of 2 pounds 150 per ton as part of wheat relief, while the State Cabinet resists raising the price of bread. Officials discussed the issue, and though no official announcement was made, it is learned that if the Master increases bread prices, the government will exercise the power to fix the price.
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M. McLeod Ltd. Millers and Grain Merchants
Nsw
West
Royal Exchange Assurance
FS. Mila
D.S. Wilmot
Batata
D. H. Barton
AE. Fuller
Fong Lee
NALL
Fong Lee & CO. Ltd
Nanima Crescent
Murray Bros
Undertakers
Maughan St
Ulm's
Correcvondenta
Glewerts Pharmars
Grigthe
Litterah
P. Ulm
U.ap
S.P. Operations
Footwear Dealers Co
Lington Times
Lorey Streat
J. D. Brownhill
Warnest
Town Club News
Les Ling
the Western Stores
Kayser
Petone
Poplin
Endrede
Toad Weil
Nwedal
Western Stores & Edgleys Ltd
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