Japanese Land at British Border in China
Hong Kong dispatch reports 1,000 Japanese troops landing overnight on Kowloon Peninsula border with Kinene territory. Four planes bombed Shum Hui railway centre as British troops rush to border fortifications. Reruter’s correspondent says defense positions could endure a nine month stand if needed.
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China
Avetration Associated Press
Hong Kong
Kowloon Peninsula
Kinene
Shumhui
Car Driver Killed in Melbourne Collision
A car and transport collision near Seo Hake in the early hours killed driver Jack Wie ter Hetherington 125 of Wyrhe proof. Passengers Raymond James Baker 24 of Wyehenroof and T L Crverell 20 of Wychepront were seriously injured. Baker sustained facial injuries and a cracked scalp. Crverell and another rider suffered multiple injuries. Frederick George Young of Missiura, nervous of the trick, also was injured and burns were reported as wires sparked.
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Melbourne
Seo Hake
Jack ‘Wieter Hetherington
Wyrheproof
Aymonil
James Baker
Wyehenroof
Tl Crverell
Wychepront
Baker
Frederick George Young
Missiura
Cabinet reshuffle in New South Wales announces two new ministers
Sydney Wednesday Rosmstructen of the State Cabinet was announced tonight by Mr Mair. No member dropped with two new Ministers appointed. They are Mr W H Treat who becomes Minister of Justice and Mr A Tonking Chief Secretary.
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Sydney
Rosmstructen
Mair
Pressien
W. H. Treat
A. ¥. Tonking
Military reshuffle to follow retirement of 12 senior officers
Melbourne reports that after 12 senior officers retire this week the armed forces will see new command arrangements. Changes will affect the supreme command in war time with permanent soldiers filling posts to allow full-time devotion. Possible senior promotions include Major General Laverick and Brigadier Durant, with Sir Carl Teh among those retiring.
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Melbourne
Get
Laverick
Uxt
England
Brit Miles
Thewea Military College
Duntroon
Brig. Durant
Tastianks
Col Wynter
Whwelor
Tatty Williams
Carl Tesh
Military Board
Danzig Crisis Hints at Possible Settlement Plan
Polish and German leaders clash publicly over Dan zig dispute as Hitler seeks a peaceful settlement before the Nazi rally in Nuremberg. Berlin and Danzig favor a local solution, while reports in London say a Danzig peace plan has been presented to Britain.
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Sioner
Herr Greiser
Herr Hitler
Dansig
Nurem
Nis
Danzig
Berlin
London
Evening News
Visit by Sir Leopold Savile to aid SA dockyard plans
Ronald Oxenham of Port Lincoln, a leading all round cricketer, has died aged 48 after long illness. Sir Leopold Savile, the expert, is due in Adelaide by train from Melbourne tomorrow for a three day visit to discuss dockyard sites and potential naval base considerations with Premier Playford and Harbors Board members.
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Adelaide
Poday
T. Playford
Australia
Leopold Savile
Melbourn
Melbourne
Leopold
Port Lincoln
Wallaroo
Sir Leopold
Brisbane
Ronald Oxenham
Queensland
Oxenham
Angwin
Harbors Board
Meyer
Comdr. Rosenthal
Wallace Brnce
Crawford
Tad River Mains
Public Works Committee
South Australian
Inedtt
Playford
Navy Board
Lis
Lincoln
Local Hospital Update and Passenger List
Me J R McDonald of Esmond road is making steady progress after two months in Pirie Hospital medical ward. Others mentioned include M J Sealer of Pirie West, J Collins of Port Germain hospitalized, and R Batty relieving staff. Mrs L Wade of Daleyie Solo montown admitted yesterday. MacRobertson Miller Airlines list yesterday’s passengers: Pirie to Whyalla Lyla Smith W Crear. Whyalla to Pirie D McMahon L Groome T Nelson.
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Me. J. R McDonald
Esmond Road
Pirie Hospital
M. J. Sealer
Pirie West
J. Collins
Port Germain
Pike Hopital
Spencer
R. Batty
As. Duyues
Pike West
Melbourne
L Wade
Daleyie
Solomontown
Pirie
Pasengeres
MacRobertson Miller Airlines
L. C. Moody
Whyalla
Lyla Smith
W. Crear
Messrs
D. McMahon
L. Groome
T- Nelson
Owgling at Whyalla Hem Seers Event Recap
A garbled cross section of race results and names shows McEwen, A. Botti, and others placing in a 1.6 mile heat. The fragment references Theadiop, Wo MEWen, and officials such as A Roath and W Dugan with limited readable times.
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Koolty
McEwen
A. Roath
W. Dugan
W. McEwen
A. Botti
Hal Tho
Betting Board Rule Dispute Moves to Legislature
In Adelaide on a Wednesday session, debate focused on whether Parliament or the Betting Board should prevail. Mr Homburg argued Parliament laid down actions, while the board claimed authority. The discussion touched on regulation of betting shop procedures, honest mistakes in horse race listings, and potential suspensions for misordered entries.
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Adelaide
Homburg
Legislative Council
avlUaravot
Condon
Letting Control Board
Rand
Que Lowkmaker
Mannaford
Teagunule Wintake
Gonston
Gudinare Sucred
Alleged confession in bank scandal linked to former director
In Sydney on Wednesday allegations surfaced that Vouglis Jowetl, secretary, admitted at the request of John Woyhult Yorkes, former managing director of Producers and General Finance Corporation Limited, to burning a scrap book from which share certificates were issued, a Central Police Court session heard.
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Sydney
Sednesday
Vouglis Jowetl
John Woyhult Yorkes
Producers and General Finance Corporation Limited
Polies
Decline in Pirie Infectious Disease Across Years
The Pirie health records show a long trend of falling infectious cases since the 1930s with major outbreaks in 1931 32 and 1939. Measles and diphtheria caused heavy hospital burdens previously while recent years keep case totals below the 100 mark though earlier years ran into hundreds.
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Pirie Hospital
Bishop
Shop Workers Wage Claim Linked to Wheat Prices
The case centers on wage claims for shop workers from £40/6 to £85 weekly for two men, with Judge Yelland urged to adjourn 12 months due to Kadina’s wheat industry slump. Counsel argued that high store credit risks and farmers’ dependence on primary producers shape the public interest, and that better prices could revive commerce. The judge noted potential coverage of unions for common issues and the need to notify employers.
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D. S. Yelland
Kadina
T. P. Howard
Shop Association
Wis
Yelland
Tennyson Spring Fair Notable Hat Making and Quoits
The Tennyson Spring Fair displayed attractive decorations of ferns artificial flowers and trimmed hats from newspapers. Mrs B J Nankivell helped with trimming duties and quoits champion Mr Bottrill participated in three tasks alongside Mrs Dickin, supporting the event.
Bravery Highlighted As Man Escapes Burning Mail Waggon
Joereh Ryan of Canterbury escaped a blazing mail waggon cabin after minutes of entrapment. Fire and petrol fire engulfed the wreck when it collided with a car at an intersection. Ryan, burned on head and arm, staggered into the roadway and was rushed to Ryde Hospital in critical condition. Witnesses and firemen praised his calm and tenacity.
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Sydney
Qgorm
Joereh Ryan
Canterbury
Ryan
Ian
Ryde
Samuel Paynter
Homebush
Gre
George Ritchie Aublaide Receives Leave of Absence
Wednesday in the Legislative Council the members voted unanimously to grant Sir George Ritchie two direct lunni lis days of leave of absence after his retirement as Chief Secretary. Sir Walter Duncan moved the motion noting his long service and congratulated Mr. McEwin on his appointment as Secretary. The debate included remarks from the Opposition and other ministers as they recognized his contributions.
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Aublaide
Ld Jerémbulatur
Sir Waller
Waller
McEwin
Ae Cirlet
Seenotary
F. J. Condon
Hlesing
Momburg
George
Alwenee
Collision in Adelaide case before Local Court
In Adelaide on Wednesday acting Judge Haslam heard a taxi versus lorry collision case from December 6 1934 in Franklin Street. James Howald Dixon taxi tail-driver alleged permanent disability from the crash against William George Saris dealer Pirie Street. Dixon claimed Saris was negligent. Saris pleaded not guilty and argued Dixon negligent. Names Davis and Abbott appeared for the plaintiff and defendant respectively.
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Adelaide
Haslam
Maintis
James Howald Dixon
Pulteney Street
City
William George Saris
Pirie
Dixon
Mélor
Aviven
Franklin Street
Saris
B. W. Davis
L. Abbott
Weather Summary From Yesterday
The Thermometer shows yesterday's high at 70 degrees and a low near eight. The 24 hour period ended at 8 am with minimal notable changes in temperature and no significant weather events reported.
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Maxieum
Perjury charge faced by Adelaide woman over bus car claim
Emily Agoes Dohet of Hutt Street Adelaide was charged with perjury in Adelaide Police Court regarding a Port Road accident. The case links to Clarence Messner and a claim that Dohet and another woman lied about being in his car to support a dangerous driving report. Messner faced a separate charge tied to keeping as near as practicable to the test.
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Adelaide
Emily Agoes Dohet
Hutt Street
Adabelde
Tralic Court
Clarence James Messner
Ith Havi
Port Road
D. S. Williams
Crown Law Office
Emily Dohat
Sammed ‘ Stein
Det. Grow
Mess
Emily Dohnt
Bernard Stein
Cardwell Street
Clarrie
Audrey
Annete
Coventry
Federal Wheat Scheme Under Fire in Assembly
In the assembly Mr M R O Halloran attacked the federal wheat plan as inadequate for growers profits. He urged a Wheat Board and credit through the Commonwealth Bank while criticizing the Prime Ministers proposal and calling for a commission to adjust growers abilities. The debate touched on national solvency and the plan’s mechanics as reported by Mr Bean.
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Australia
O'Koran
Commonwealth Bank
O'Halloran
Mr. Pullagar
Bean
Richards
Fullagar
High
Wheat Market Dull As Farmers Hold Grain In Adelaide
Adelaide reports show a quiet wheat market with farmers keeping back supplies. Only sale noted is 250 tons of Queensland wheat afloat to Liverpool at 17/64. Chicago remains influenced by Pratt-taking and Harvestine conditions, with expectations of increased marketings.
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Adelaide
Chicago
Lead Copper Prices Details From London Market Report
Fragmentary London metal market notes show copper pricing and quota references. Mentions three months and figures £15 15/74 and £45 8/44 with unclear context. Source text is incomplete and lacks full names or places.
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Atest Aifelat
London
Sydney Post Office Contract involves negligence charge
An official faced negligence accusations over duties at the Sydney post office. Mr Mehaffey denied the allegations, claiming misinstruction and that the collection was not aligned as alleged.
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Sydney Post Office
Neglgren
Carelese
Mehaffey
Wheat and lambs price clash stirs Bute council report
Gr E W Bettess chair of Bute District Council warns farmers face price pressures and political delay as he calls for stabilisation measures. He notes Adelaide and Melbourne prices for wheat and fat lambs and urges state and federal action with support from agricultural councils.
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Gr. E.W. Bettess
Bute
South Australia
Dell Ulus
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Malbourne
Government Produce Department
Teers
Bnd
A. P.clesbie
Northern Areas MPs Seek Inspection to Aid Regional Industry
Members of Parliament backed a northern area inspection urged by Premier Playford to gain first-hand local information for legislation on new industries and the Murray to Whyalle pipeline. Wohards highlighted its value for registration and transport needs.
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Adelaide
Playford
Wohards
Murray
Whyalle
Phoford
Wien to Wart west coast legiglato ns
The Chief Secretary promised Mir Homburg in the Lrwlange Conneci this warrows with he would const dury routes He arranged and visited members to the West Coast AF pose sible Mr Homburg said mamhery should shat Whyalla Mr Condon urged and visit to the new tarky at Port Adelaide
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