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Swept off Boat into Sea
SWEPT overboard by the heavy boom of the fishing cutter Yatala as the boat jibed off Kirkpatrick Point on Saturday, a ...
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Preparation for New Sewerage Station
WORKMEN UP TO THEIR KNEES in mud, filling the excavator "grab" at work on the new injector station for the Sewerage Department near Henley Beach. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Cabinet to Review International Situation
Cabinet will meet tomorrow, when Ministers are expected to review the international situation. In the meantime, the proposed British and Franco-Belgian general staff talks are being viewed with some ...
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SICK PAY FOR TRAM MEN
A SICK pay scheme to cover members of the Tramway Employes' Association in South Australia will be considered at ...
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BUILDING WILL COST £25,000
IT was announced today that of the £30,000 available for the establishment of an Adelaide Institute of Medical Science, £25,000 ...
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NOVEL CLIMAX TO CAMP
A MIMIC war manoeuvre—are near to the real thing as it is possible to get—will form an interesting and novel climax to the ...
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
After having attended the opening of the Sydney Show next week, the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) will spend a week in Tasmania, most of the time ...
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COOK DISAPPEARS FROM MANOORA
When the interstate passenger motor-ship Manoora arrived at Port Adelaide from, Fremantle today it was reported that the second cook. Thomas ...
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Defence Minister
SIR THOMAS INSKIP, the former Attorney-General of Great Britain, who has been appointed as Minister for the Co-ordination for Defence. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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POINTS FROM THE EXHIBITION
Beneath the stage in the Centennial Hall at Wayville are hundreds of small electric light bulbs set inside artificial flowers to form ...
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AMY MOLLISON'S NEW PLANE
LONDON, March 29.—The "Sunday Chronicle' reports that Amy Mollison is having a 400-horsepower biplane built secretly at Croydon for the ...
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Went to Hotel "For Empty Bottle"
Charles Bartholomew, of St. Helena place, City, was fined £5 with £1 costs by Mr. Clarke, S.M., in the Adelaide Police Court ...
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APPEAL AGAINST DEATH SENTENCES
SYDNEY, Monday. — Appeals were lodged today in the Supreme Court on behalf of six youths who had been sentenced to death in the Central ...
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TWO PILOTS SENT TO PENAL CAMP
PARIS, March 29.—The air attache in Berlin has informed the French Government that the pilots of two machines which flew over Strasbourg ...
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JOCKEY CALLED BY PROSECUTION
In support of allegations that John Martin Malone laborer, of Sydney place, City, had pretended he was "J. Stocker, a jockey," John Alfred ...
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Two Men Fined at Norwood.—Norman Jarrett, of Thornton street, Kensington, was fined £1 with 15/. costs in the Norwood Court today for having ...
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Football REDUCTION OF FREE PASSES
Delegates to the South Australian National Football League will consider a proposal tonight to reduce the number of free passes issued for the ...
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IMPROVING LOT OF DOMESTICS
THE Trades and Labor Council has taken up the drive by the Foods Trades Council to improve the conditions of domestic workers, ...
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Damages Claim By Woman
A claim for £50 damages by Miss Gladys May Scroop, of Happy Valley, came before Mr. President Kelly sitting in Adelaide Local Court ...
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FRANCE'S UNKNOWN LIVING SOLDIER
LONDON, March 30.—Paris judicial authorities have sworn in three experts in a last effort to solve the problem of France's living unknown soldier ...
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Gawler Man Who Left Hospital Recently Injured Again
GAWLER, Monday.—Charles Leslie Whibley, 20 of Gawler, sustained concussion and facial abrasions when his motor cycle was involved in a collision ...
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Son, Believed Drowned, Had Lost Memory
AUCKLAND, Monday.—Mr. and Mrs. Dickey of Wanganui who were mourning the death by drowning of their son Roy, 16, ...
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Mountaineering Party Over Precipice
LONDON, March 29.—A report from Piatigorsk, in the North Caucasus, states that eight youths and girls were roped together climbing the Elborus ...
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Village of Widows in Papua Referred to in Lieut.-Governor's Report
MELBOURNE, Monday.—The discovery of a village of widows is referred to in the annual report of the Lieutenant-Governor of Papua (Sir ...
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Children Spy on Mysterious Digging Operations
THE MYSTERIOUS DIGGING operations which are being carried out by the owner of a house in Canterbury street, Richmond, Melbourne, who says he is looking for the skeletons of two women supposed to have been buried in the grounds, provided this free peepshow for these youngsters and their ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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YOUNG MEN SENT TO GAOL
Charges of having illegally used three motor cycles this month were admitted by Maxwell Alexander Evans, 20, laborer, of Military road, Henley ...
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Advertising
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"NEWS" EMPLOYES HOLD PICNIC
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NINE ALIASES AND 36 CONVICTIONS
Said to have nine other aliases and 36 previous convictions, including sentences in Queensland and Victoria. Herbert Miller, of Port Adelaide, was ...
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Two Railway Employes Fracture Ankles
Each with a fractured bone in an ankle, received when they were struck by some fishplates, Arthur McKenna, 49. of Albert street, Dulwich, and Michael ...
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