Ten Million Armed Men Await German Decision
Sir Nevile Henderson remains in Berlin while 10,000,000 Europeans are reported under arms awaiting Britain's and Germany's next move. Henderson flew from Tempelhof toward London, with Berlin tightlipped as Mussolini relayed notes to Hitler and authorities warned of torpid communications amid tensions. The piece notes arrests, bombings, and railway disruptions affecting Poland and central Europe as the crisis deepens.
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London
Nevile Henderson
Rome
Signor
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Britain
Berlin
Slovakia
Wruvice
Gera
Holland
Bell
Tarnow
Poland
Paris
Katowice
John Anderson
Peace Move Report From Berlin Conference Draws British Note
In Europe a note from Britain is reported after a late Berlin conference with Sir Nevile Henderson and key ambassadors and ministers. The meeting, arranged on initiative of King Leopold and Queen Wilhelmina, followed talks at the Chancellery and left observers hopeful about potential moderation.
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Robert Clive
Beletum
Jermitt
M. Pierlat Beletin
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Belsium
Wilhelmina
Holland
Nevile Henderson
Hitler
Russia delays ratification of Russo German non aggression pact
The Supreme Soviet postpones ratification of the Russo German non aggression pact amid international reaction. The agenda includes military service law and agricultural taxes while observers note Stalin's influence and warnings from figures like Shaw. The press weighs implications for Europe and potential shifts in neutrality.
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Supreme Soviet Council
Russia
M. Stalin
Stalin
Litvinoff
Asta
Europe
M. Zveryoff
Arms Embargo May Be Altered In Special Session
American opinion signals a possible change to the Neutrality Act as war looms in Europe. Republicans and conservative Democrats reportedly will back the administration to alter the arms export ban during a forthcoming special session. Britain and France could receive engines and aircraft, while Germany would be theoretically able to purchase arms if neutrality ends but would face British naval control at sea.
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Europe
Britain
France
Germany
America
United States
Atlantic
Tat
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Chamberd
Britain Hopes for Peace as Hitler Crisis Looms
In a House debate Prime Minister Chamberlain affirmed Britain's resolve to uphold Poland and outlined no change in proposals for a peaceful settlement with Germany. He indicated a written reply from Hitler was expected, with fate of Europe hinging on negotiations and the immediate Germany Poland dispute. The cabinet shows no dissent as tensions rise and Germany and Britain await further word.
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Bartowe
Britain
N. Chamberlain
Hitler
Chamberlain
Poland
Germany
Europe
Quiet Confidence and Preparedness Highlighted in Speech
A guarded assessment praised steady planning and calm readiness across sectors. Officials emphasized ongoing measures to keep the nation prepared for emergencies, contrasting with prior tense adjustments last September and noting an air of reassurance.
Fragmented wartime notice on civil defence and ARP plans
A damaged wartime summary notes civilian defence and ARP actions. It mentions Parliament sessions, manufacturing policy, and preparations for possible escalation, with references to Britain’s stance and a call for practical leadership despite uncertain public sentiment.
Security of All Nations Faces Mass Emergency Measures
The article notes that Poland's independence alarms many as a threat to European security, with Admiralty orders to avoid the Mediterranean and Baltic seas, plus use of Defence Act regulations. It mentions evacuation of London schoolchildren and a cabinet meeting with Chamberlain, Lloyd George, and other leaders discussing youths, industry, and international tensions. Continued discussion hinted at parliamentary sessions and intergovernmental talks.
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Poland
Great Britain
Admiralty
Narbethong Sawmill Fire Alleged Deliberate Arson
Melbourne inquest heard two men used inflammable liquid to burn Norman Padgett’s Narbethong sawmill during January bushfires. Insurance paid £1500 after the blaze, with Padgett accused as owner and witness cross examined by counsel. Firefighters saved some structures as a neighbour testified to seeing a match and smoke at the sawmill yard.
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Melbourne
Fwo
Narbethong
Tingate
Norman Padgett
Tasmania
Padgett
Ellis Padgett
Campbell Hnata
Rainy Doldrums Persist in Pirie Yesterday
Weather conditions stayed wintry in Pirie yesterday with lowering skies but no significant rainfall. Forecasters noted continued unsettled air as temperatures remained cool and dry spells dominated the day.
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Pirie
Weather report records August temperature total at Pirie
Yesterday temps reached a high of 61.5 with a low around 47 hours to 530 am. Gauging at Pirie Post Office from 8 30 am onward showed only five points of change, bringing August total to 169.
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Pirie
Work for Youth Melbourne urges more factory employment drive
A Melbourne report notes NUFACTURERS in Australia could do more to promote employment and to encourage youth ambition to continue making progress.
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Melbourne
Australia
£ 300,000 Sought For Farm Debt Adjustment
ADELAIDE Tuesday Acting Premier told Mr Stott in the Assembly that Treansier would apply for £ 300,000 for farm debt adjustment this year. 85 people would administer the Farmers Assistance Act and 38 the Primary Producers Debts Act. Costs of administration were £208 and £14,999 respectively, compared with £32,683 and £15,504 last year.
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Adelaide
Treansier
Stott
Homburg
Port Lincoln voyage and local hospital notices
Maurice Chambers, younger son of Mr and Mrs E C Chambers of Alexander street, returned home yesterday after leaving for Port Lincoln three weeks ago on the ketch Stormbird. Bishop T McCabe of Port Augusta visited Pirie for the Catholic Debutantes Ball and will depart Adelaide for the Little Sisters of the Poor centenary. Ivan Cunningham of Warnertown discharged from Pirie Hospital after an injury from a fall. An X ray showed Mr E O'Brien, injured in a quarry accident on August 19, with two small bones on the left side of the back broken. he expects to stay in hospital about three weeks. A. S. Curthoys admitted to the surgical ward. Miss Mary Stephens leaves Pirie for a position at Adelaide Telephone Exchange. F Jacobsen of Howe Street injured his right leg while gymnastics. in Pirie Hospital. J Rowe admitted to Pirie Hospital medical ward. F J Wilson of Laureate Street Pirie West hospitalized. P Willis, seaman from the steamer Tron Chieftain, left Pirie Hospital for Newcastle after knee treatment. P L Duffy, J A Coupe, F E Oaklands, and C M Meyers will represent Pirie St John Ambulance Brigade at Crystal Brook Show. J B Heltase of Risdon Fattie admitted to surgical ward.
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E. C. Chambers
Alexander Street
Port Lincoln
T. McCabe
Port Augustal
Pirie
Adelaide
Little Sisters of the Poor
Ender
Glen Osmond
Ivan Cunningham
Warnertown
Pirie Hospital
E. O'Brien
O'Brien
Pirie ‘Hospital
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W.B. Stephens
Ellendale
Adelside
Ft. J. Wilson
Laureate Street
Pirie West
Saatered
Mr. P. Willis
Newcastle
South Australian Woman Seeks Help to Move to City
A 46 year old mother with her twentieth child in arms appeals to Mr RS Richards Leader of the Opposition today to assist her family of 18 living in a four room house to relocate to the city.
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Adelaide
RS. Richards
Mr. Richards
Thirty three girls presented to Bishop of Port Augusta
Pirie Catholic Ball at Pirie Town Hall featured a graceful ceremony presenting thirty three young ladies of the Catholic Church to Most Rev Dr T McCabe Bishop of Port Augusta. The event highlighted a large family seeking relief and better living conditions, with discussion of government aid and relocation.
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Port Augusta
Pirie
T. McCabe
Port Auguste
London Metal Market Lead Prices and Copper Trends
Lead and copper prices show volatile moves with spot and forward rates in London markets. Copper standards rise in spots and forwards while silver presents a mix of cash and forward adjustments as traders digest daily demand signals.
Wartime homemaking display by Miss Jean Smith at Wheat 1 83 pime supper room
Miss Jean Smith presented a decorative homemaking display in the Wheat 1/83 supper room. She partnered with Mr Frank direction of Mrs F Tobin and was assisted by Mrs P Connell and others. The scene featured a patterned gown, blue taffeta decor, large branches, brass arrangements, and a display including bowls Candlesticks candles and a large brass tray.
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Jean Smith
Frank
F. Tobin
Halloran
P. Connell
Ursuls Robinson
Mary Bassani
Doreen Johnsen
Frank McMahon
Adelaide Vases and Roses at Striking Farmers’ Table Display
A tale of pale-green screened windows, pink rose trim, and long tables arranged for a Bishop’s party in Adelaide. The room featured vases of sweetpeas, linaria, roses, and violets with a central oblong arrangement. attendants, a cordial buffet, and notable guests aided by Mrs Bassani.
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Adelaide
Tri- Adelaide
Chicago
Muresan
Lucalls
Nadine
wMers
Aiding Industry seeks stronger protection for Australian goods
The Associated Chambers of Commerce urged the Federal Government to amend the Industries Preservation Act to curb dumping by foreign countries. They called for investigations when prima facie cases are sent to the Minister of Commerce, and for special consideration to help new industries in unestablished regions under Ottawa Agreement provisions. A ceremony section described the impressive debutante reception at Bishop’s, detailing processions, gowns, partners, and guests.
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