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RISING TEMPERATURES
"Fine, with rising temperatures: East to north winds, later southeasterly"—Weather Bureau forecast. Maximum reading: 77.5 degrees. ...
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TO HOUSEWIVES!
Read the appeal of Lady Isaacs and Mrs. J. A. Lyons this morning. ...
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Golfers Gather
"Our Guest" was the toast of the evening at Pirie Institute supper room, last night wnen members of Port Pirie Golf Club said farewell to their ...
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On Legal Battleground
THE full bench of six judges of the High Court assembled today to hear the application of the New South Wales Government to restrain the Commonwealth from putting into operation legislation to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Junior Golfers in Pirie
By adopting an entirely new rule, Port Pirie Golf Club, at its annual meeting last night, opened the way for junior members to ...
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DIRE THREATS
Great precautions will be taken by the police on Saturday to prevent disturbances, in view of ...
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Road Transport
Until the Transport Control Board adequately protects them from unlicensed competition licensed carriers were advised by the special ...
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CIRCUIT COURT
Before Mr. Justice Piper the criminal sittings of the Gladstone Circuit Court were resumed today. A case of indecent assault alleged ...
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COUNTRY PARTY CAUTIOUS
Because it is afraid of losing its identity the Country Party Association may decide not to merge with the Liberal Federation under the plan ...
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£924,082 DUE
It was announced today that application will be made to the Full High Court on Wednesday on behalf of the Acting Federal ...
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
Vito de Candia, Leonardo Connamea, and Francisco Detullio were charged with conspiracy at Port Pirie, and pleaded not guilty. Mr. S. J. ...
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FINE AND GAOL!
Should the Financial Agreement Enforcement Act be found valid by the High Court Mr. Lang will be liable to a fine of ...
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STOLEN DRESSES
For having stolen two dresses work £7 19/, the property of Myer Emporium South Australia Limited yesterday, Gwendoline Maria ...
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A COLD SNAP
This morning was the coldest March morning for 24 years. The minimum, 46.8 at 7 a.m. was 2.8 ...
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MR. OSCAR ASCHE
Who has inaugurated a movement which he hopes will result in making London once more a permanent home for Shakespearean plays. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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A.N.A. CONFERENCE
The Australian Natives' Association conference at Bendigo today discussed matters affecting our railways, monetary policy, Parliamentary ...
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PIRIE GOLF CLUB
At the annual meeting of Port Pirie Golf Club last night the following officers were elected for the ensu[?]ng year: Mr. C. H. Impett ...
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JURY RETIRES
The judge's summing up in the Flinders Lane holdup case occupied 4¾ hours, and the jury retired at 5.55 to consider its verdict. ...
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"NATURAL CAUSES"
It is believed that microscopic tests of the contents of the stomach of John Alexander Kerr, whose death had mystified ...
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BROADCASTING BILL
The Broadcasting Bill was reintroduced in the House of Representatives today, when Mr. H. S. Gullett announced that a number of ...
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"A DISASTER"
"An appalling disaster in view of the financial position," is how H[?]. L. L. Hill (Premier) describes the litigation between the Commonwealth and New South Wales. "This litigation will not help ...
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Advertising
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EXODUS TO SYDNEY
Following the despatch of four trains from Melbourne to Sydney yesterday, seven specials left Melbourne today, carrying 2,800 ...
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"To Our Sisters of Australia"
"THE Recorder" is gratified to publish the text of a letter which it has received from Her Excellency Lady Isaacs (wife of the Governor-General) and Mrs. J. A. Lyons (wife of the Prime Minister) in which an appeal is made to housewives to give ...
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PERSONAL
Mr. W. Magee, of Dandenoug, Victoria, and formerly of the literary staff of "The Recorder," writing under date of March 15, says:—"On ...
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£l,500 CLAIMED
A writ claiming £1,500 damages has been taken out by Constable Stanley Guy, of Richmond, against Leslie Raymond Johnson, of Elwood, ...
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METAL MARKETS
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THE RECKONING
The Parliamentary Labor Party will meet on Tuesday for the first time since the south-eastern byelection. This meeting will be ...
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PARLIAMENT WILL REASSEMBLE ON APRIL 20
Mr. Lyons moved for the adjournment of the House of Representatives today to enable the debate on unemployment to be resumed. He said it ...
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