British envoy reports Hitler interview amid Berlin strikes hope
London reports Sir Nevile Henderson met with Prime Minister Chamberlain and Lord Halifax after briefing the King. Berlin says negotiations for Germany’s pre war colonies have been abandoned as talks with Britain move toward settlement by negotiation. Paris describes cautious diplomatic circles as events unfold with no official communique issued.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Nevile Henderson
Germany
N. Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
Buckingham Palace
Hitler
Berlin
Britain
Nuremberg
Non- Vierman Ministry of Propaganda da Pact
Poland
Herr Hiter
Rome
Associated Press
Herr Hitler
Cham
Paris
Federal ministers review progress in Melbourne
Official statement at 6 p.m. says discussions over the past 24 hours have somewhat improved the chance of a peaceful issue. Commonwealth Ministers meeting today reviewed progress. The Prime Minister said Great Britain has been placed in full possession of the Australian Government views.
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Melbourne
Great Britain
Four Days Delay Sought Before Hitler Departure Rumors
Reported rumors claim a four day delay may be requested before Hitler’s departure. The article notes authorities and states caution as plans unfold amid uncertainty about the leader’s movements and formal pledges.
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Lunhun
Nestle
Hitler
Pirie Gymnast Breaks Leg in Backyard Bar Exercise
Frederick Jacobsen veteran gymnast from Howe street Howetown suffered a compound fracture of the right foot during a 7-H horizontal bar routine at E Chivell’s Pirie West home. He landed with a twisted foot breaking bone above the ankle. doctor set the limb and he was taken to Pirie Hospital.
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Frederick Jacobsen
Howe Street
Howetown
E. Chivell
Fourth Street
Pirie West
Jacobsen
Chivell
unclear 19th century factory reform debate in Adelaide
Fragmentary report from Adelaide on parliamentary questions about factory conditions. Mentions Mr Gawler and Mr Thinks questioning central board powers, wage changes, and shop closures, with references to petrol and riverbank works and embankments.
South LaCrosse Premieres Coast to Coast Victory
South LaCrosse defeats Central by two points as A Lowe of Con breaks season goal throwing record with 47 total. Teammates include Murals Hine and J Gorwanek in a tense afternoon clash at Central Stadium where Westervental Joe slivers earn key moments.
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Sonnente
Sinis
Cuntral
Westervental
Joe Sliver
Hueweread
Vanthra
Stenboim
Ernoon
A. Lowe
Con
High School Triumphs in Junior Game 6-2 Final
High School defeats South Colts 6 to 2 in junior competition. Notable scorers include Milne and Mathews for the High School and Evans and Warner for the South Colts. The match capped a Saturday schedule with remaining minor contest between ten teams to be played later.
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High School
Hue Fin Avs
Navy
Yomes High School
Gosta
South Colts
Gunthrowers
Mich Sehowl
Th Whychteon MG. Geyer
South
Cale N. Warner
M. Milne
Mathews
Wo Lowe
Fowri
Evans
Wisomaa XL Adams
Franklin
Robbery at Adelaide Home During Daughters Wedding
A late entry notes a burglary at Mr C Smith of Senate ent Adelaide while he attended his daughter's wedding. Thieves smashed a window, stole food and bedding, and caused an estimated loss of £2. Smith returned home around midnight to discover the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Smith
Senate
Adelaide
Arrest at Pistol Point Ends Wild Semaphore Beach Chase
A man was arrested after a dramatic pursuit along Semaphore Beach in Adelaide. Police set patrols when a businessman reported his car used at night and stolen. A chase at high speed led to the vehicle leaving the road, both occupants fleeing, shots fired, and a second suspect not found. A kit of tools and fuse was found in the car.
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Adelaide
Revolver Point
Whesiles
Larus
Hart Street
Esplanade
Semaore
Fire in Pirie West shed threatens nearby home
A rear shed on Mr R J Murdoch’s premises at Tenth and Sixth streets Pirie West caught fire shortly before 6 pm. Firemen brought the blaze under control after a bucket of water saved the two storey dwelling occupied by Mrs FE Goodger. Live coals in ashes boosted danger. Nearby residents alerted and acted quickly.
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Tenth Street
Pirie West
R. J. Murdoch
Tenth and
Sixth Streets
FE. W. Goodger
Sixth Street
J. Loizeau
Seventh Street
Plames
al. Warhy
A.M. Griffin
Adene
Weather Log Summary from Yesterday and Saturday
The report records yesterday’s maximum at 72.5 and the 24 hour minimum ending 8.30 am, with an expenditure shown as 3 dollars. For Saturday the maximum reached 71 with the 8.30 am mark noted.
Policeman Fires At Fugitives In Argent Street Chase
In Broken Hill a constable on patrol early Sunday chased two men believed to have entered a 3 bay in Argent street. He fired a revolver shot to stop them and arrested one, the other fled. John Whumas Rowan, a 20 year old planter, appeared on charges and Willian Roy Waolrich Hydewins was taken to the police station. Rowan faced counts including taking part in motor tracks theft and possession of suspected stolen articles. remanded until Thursday.
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Broken Hill
Bay
Argent Street
Comstable
Blake
Crystal
Bromide
Mi Dumps
Crystal Street
Aunt Crystal Streets
John Whumas
Rowan
Ueuer
Taye
Wie
Kunsey Tink Luddy
Amy
Willian Roy Waolrich Hywins
Sind
Bin
Yagram Larey Woolfork
16 FOR DRUNKENNESS AT AALGUONLIE SUNDAY CASE
Police testified at Whew Sern that Housemaey counsel Wad and Sir Netra appeared for the case of Waneaney who faced drunkenness charges. Waneaney denied drinking. magistrate discharged him with a warning after considering evidence and his behavior near a Kalznoetlo rail yard.
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Aalguonlie
Hasbatlan
Sir Netra
Colmel
Presentation Honors Miss L Blunt At Empire Fair
Miss L Blunt receives a hymn book from Rev A E Vogt for her church service work at the Empire Fair. Vogt notes Blunt’s life of service and lack of desire for public praise, cites her key role in stall arrangement and decorations during the fair.
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Miss L. Blunt
A. E. Vogt
Central Methodist Mission
Pirie Homing Society Seventeenth Race Result and Awards
The Pirie Homing Society held its twelfth season race over 23 miles from Wolseley with 23 members sending 144 birds. Weather was rough at release 10.15 with NW wind and rain delays. Winners include Blight and Prest with 96402 yards in a 37 class, Hutchinson Brews a, Perkine, Matters and Son, and others named. trophies awarded by Mrs Culnan, a club supporter, Mr W Lane, and Wilson.
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Pirie Homing Society Faw
Wolseley
D. Prest
Hutchinson
piPerkine Bi
Perkins
Matters and Son
Matters
Halliday
Lang Labor Split Deepens as Heffron Group Dominates
Sydney Labor unity conference shows Heffron and centre group with clear majority defeating Lang faction. Delegates voted to elect a provincial executive under caucus rule, signaling the end of Lang leadership and a sweeping win for industrial Labor interests. Executive officers to be elected this week.
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Sydney
Labor Unity
Lang
Heffron
State Labor Party
Mie Lang
Lang Party
Tabor
Industrial Se
Pirie Abattoir Proposal Slammed by City Clerk
A provincial opinion argues Pirie should have abattoirs to ensure meat supply and central oversight. The Recorder notes the council avoided costs by government freeze policies, while critics urge local action to build facilities and govern meat production.
Tennis players have £94 in hand at Crystal Brook club meeting
Acceedit twdamey uf about Ciawad ais closed in the financiit statement pwesented at the amismenting of Crystal Brook Town Tennis Glib. Wid ii Hesstal Brook Institute, Mr wir presided. ilskye Mewar Kingston VY tbudwin vice residents M. Crossman L. Murdock jain secretaries and teasurers D. n. B. Lock vice-captan Murdock practive captain Fuss J Murdich selection cnsmit tes W. Dirrill ot. Goodge auditors Fuss Kindun delegates Kingdon Lark Fuss DP Murdock Ballwin hagh cussininy and b Murdock sveemlive committes.
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Acceedit
W. Dirrill
Goodge
Fuss
Kindun
Kingdon
Lark
Murdock
Ballwin
Hagh
Cussininy
Sveemlive
Two Candidates for Ambassadress Contest
A fragmented local page notes a contest to select an ambassadress with candidates Miss Shirley Lanestre and others listed in a garbled report. It mentions October events, city names, and proposed funding allocations, but details are unclear and names are inconsistently captured.
Week On Week Off For Barrier Municipal Employes
The Barrier municipal employes switch to a weekly on and off schedule starting today due to insufficient revenue to meet wages. A debit balance of 37 446 pounds is reported, including a 25 390 pound overdraft.
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Barrier Municipal
Tolerant businessmen await payment of council debts
Broken Hill council faces a rising general fund deficit of £1,855 with receipts £1,142 short of wages. To cover debts and keep 150 men on loan works, a seven day on and seven day off rotation was adopted, allowing continued road and footpath projects while awaiting reimbursements and a £3,000 bank installment.
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C. Crowley
Thy
Jama
Plana
Dalance
Governaaale
Crowley
Ceneral Fund
Commonwealth Bank
Girl and youth injured in water car overturns
A girl Miss K Padman aged 19 and a youth David McMichael were injured when a water car they rode in overturned four times on South road Edwardstown yesterday. Miss Padman sustained abrasions and shock while McMichael, from Victoria avenue Unley Park, suffered an eye injury and shock. The car veered off the road and tumbled repeatedly before police ambulance took them to Burnside.
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Adelaide
South Road
Edwardstown
K. Padman
I Halaklava
David McMichael
Victoria_avenue
Unley Park
McMichael
Padman
Wat
Kensington Road
Burnside
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Otte
South Lacrosse
Central
Vas
Willams
Kerin
Francis
J. Gorwanek
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Hrrkbun
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Pirie Hospital
McPharlin
Miss F. Holman
St. Peters
Mrs. T. Harris
Wandearah Road
Risdon
G. Yule
Commonwealth Railways
F. Jacobsen
Pisie Hospital
C. Knibbs
R. Williams
South Lacrosse Club
Fon
J. H. Clarke
Warnertown
Messrs. C. McDonogh
J. ‘Thomas
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AL Wilson
R. Console
Hayman
J. M. Stanford
J. Pert J. Abbott
E.br. Hutchins
J. A. Leslie
M. L. Green
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Smith
M. A. Wilson
I Con
Pirie Homing Society
RACE
Labor Unity Conference
A. P. Blesing
F' Mesing
Agri
Ure
Mount Gambier
Crystal Brook Town Club
S. Langsford
Solomontown
Shirley
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Ghaveman
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Broken Hil Corporation
Ald
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J. Reardon
Hetten Jones
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Tie Tell
Main Roads Board
Offee
Mae Ama
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Belie
Harrier
Ivy
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