Luther replies to Herriot accusation in postwar disarmament clash
Reuters report from Berlin quotes Luther defending Germany's disarmament progress and dismissing Herriot's proposed treaty revision as irrelevant to the real threat. He rejects the idea of rearming and emphasizes a robust police force to counter Communist danger, calling talk of Germany arming absurd. He pledges cooperation to restore guarantees of security and freedom for nations.
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Benlan
Luther
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Tle
Germany
Ellinde
Hedoula
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Omenilinn
Vere Lathen
Herman
Mr Chamberlain Cautious on Allies and the Treaty
At Birmingham Mr Chamberlain warned about the tone of the treaty debate and urged Allied unity. He emphasized the need for a firm, united approach with France and Italy to defend the empire and maintain imperial interests against Germany. He urged public support for the new government and the essential aim of safeguarding the empire’s security and prosperity.
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Lonion
Birmingham
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Gharpherlain
Nules
Germany
Bere Lather
Abe
Snambeviiln
Ghamberlain
Ptr
Chamberlin
American Tennis Players Invite Australian Tour After Davis Cup
The United States Lawn Tennis Association received an invitation from the Australian Association to Australia after the 4925 Davis Cup. The Doyle Cup Committee chairperson will recommend this at the association's annual meeting.
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cMauter
New York
United States
Australian Association
Kent
Ina
Austrane
Billiards Star Beats McGonashy in Burroughes Hall
In London at Burroughes Hall 46 000 spectators watched as a billiards match saw the leading player defeat McGonashy in a tense contest this Sunday.
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Reuter
Lontion
Burroughes Hall
McGonashy
Murder Charge Involving Fiancee at Farm
Normgo Thorne faced Police Court on a murder charge after his fiancée Milas Elsie Came uml was found dead at his farm in a mutilated state. The prosecutor cited a January 14 statement about Gameton arriving unannounced seeking marriage. Dr Sauisbury would testify the death came from shock due to violence, not rope strangulation. Thorne was remanded for a week.
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London
Normgo Thorne
Milas Elsie
Thorne
Misa Gameton
Bernard Sauisbury
Home Office
Gameron
Fire gutts Melbourne Town Hall in early morning blaze
Sensational fire at Melbourne Town Hall destroyed the Dig concort hall and gutted the building after an explosion. The blaze damaged paintings of former mayors and forced evacuations at the nearby Victoria Coffee Palace. Estimated damage around 75 000 pounds. hall reconstruction will cancel events and require heavy expenditure.
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Melboire Town Hall
Sean
Vietoria
Sries
Married man missing after shave outing in Adelaide
Adelaide Saturday reports a 32 year old man, Geo Toles Saunderson, missing four weeks after leaving home for a shave. His wife, Mrs Saunderson of 133 Goodwood Road, says he may have memory loss and left country a week ago. He is 5 ft 8 in, brown hair, fair complexion, with a back head wound and temple scar. veteran Lamirson reported the wounds. Police seek information for Saunderson’s whereabouts.
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Poison plan and court day in Bates murder case
Lydia Bates faced the court on a charge of administering poison to her husband. Police evidence suggested motive tied to another woman, Elizabeth Cooper of Autta ging, who supposedly wrote a letter to aid Bates's divorce. The trial proceeded with unclear testimony as the wife refused to testify again.
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Elizabeth Cooper
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Apa
Wheat Rise Probed as Russian Output Falls
The Australian Press Association reports London news that wheat prices rise due to reduced Russian exports. A Russian Trade Delegation member cites peasant hoarding, while a leading wheat importer notes a marked drop in Russian production. Agriculturalists fear Soviet controls could limit future output.
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Australian Press Association
London
Russia
America
Sudden elopement and wedding in a lively society feature
Society buzzes over the sudden elopement of Salford and Bob Holiday, followed by a brisk marriage at a minister's lawn with a license in hand. The scene accompanies a screening at Austral Theatre of Too Much Married starring Mary Anderson, plus the thrilling Backbone as the second feature.
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Bob Holiday
Dack Trevor
Oy Aalfort
Betty
Wal
Bob
Mary Anderson
Austral Theatre
Betty Colford
Reemmans
Miss Anderson
Jack Ronnally
Roscoe Carnes
Bert Wandruff
Muthilde Brundage
Backbone
Tram Conductor Killed After Redfern Crash
Sydney report says a motor bus and tram collided on Palmers Street Redfern last night injuring William D Fraser 36 tram conductor who died today. The accident occurred as services were disrupted and investigations began into the collision.
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Palmers Street
Redfern
William D. Fraser
Pirie Cricket YMCA Claim First Win of Season
The report highlights YMCA's first win of the season on recreation ground with standout performances by W Newman and J Podd. Parkes top bowling as the match concluded with both teams drawing at stumps. Emelters dominate premiership table as Porte suffers second defeat, keeping them unbeaten late in the season.
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Recreation Ground
Ports
Y.mig.a
Jolly
Smelters
Porte
Stumps
Demelters
Shipping dispute risks deregistering the Seamen's Union
Tense week of shipping stalemate in which unmanned vessels Mackarra Adelaide and Levuka Sydney push arbitration toward a drastic move. Judges Powers may suspend Sydney and Adelaide branches or rule to deregister the union. Exporters warn of heavy trade disruption as guaranteed deliveries vanish and perishable cargo waits in hold.
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Adelaide
Levuka
Sydney
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Deregistration Application for Thor Heard in Melbourne
Melbourne Saturday reports an adjourned deregistration application by the Commonwealth Owners Association for the Seamen's Union to be heard in the Arbitration Court. Union officials announce plans to explain the award terms in Adelaide Sunday. Walsh and Woodsford travel to join Port Adelaide branch meetings before returning for Monday proceedings.
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Seamen's Union
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Walsh
Woodsford
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Loyuke
Sydney
Walsh to visit Adelaide for seamen union talks
Tom Walsh general president of the Federated Seamen's Union and A C Woodsford secretary travel to Adelaide by express from Melbourne. Walsh will address Port Adelaide Seamen on Mackarra dispute and other local issues. Stephens says the union may man Mackarra if company reinstates two sick crew and repatriates dismissed men. Lammeroo labour talks continue as vessel may be paid off if settlement stalls.
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Adelaide
Tom Walsh
Federated Seamen's Union
A. C. Woodsford
Melbourne
F. Stephens
Woodafort
Walsh
Port Adelaide
Mackarra
Stephen
Adelaide Steamship Company
Ig Goon
Melbourne visit of Port Adelaide officials draws long meeting
Adelaide Sunday report notes Mr. Tom Welsh president of the Federated Zeames with Mr. A C Woodsford secretary of the Port Adelaide branch arrived by the Melbourne express. They addressed a meeting at Simdey which lasted over three and a half hours. The outcome of the morning session is unclear.
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Adelaide
Tom Welsh
Federated Zeames
A. C. Woodsford
Port Adelaide
Melbourne
Omon
Melbourne Express
Melbourne Victorians Collapse in Shield Tie Threat
In a Sheffield Shield match at Melbourne, Victoria trailing New South Wales after early 27, the home side’s innings faltered. Atkinson and Ransford added a stand before Kelleway struck twice. Malley and Kelleway bowled tightly as Victoria limped to a modest total. NSW’s reply featured Collins and Ryder pacing a steady chase as 13,000 watched and receipts neared £609 10s 9d.
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New South Wales
Dnnson
Ransford
Kelleway
Atkinson
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Raysor
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Kelles
Return to the gold standard debated by banks
Australian press notes a meeting where central banks show unanimity on restoring the gold standard by a target date and discuss avoiding moves that would disrupt the free gold market. The discussion emphasizes not removing restrictions on gold until parity is near and stresses caution against jeopardizing international finance liberalization.
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Australian Press Association
London
Nance Am Rade
England and Tasmania Play Drawn Return in Hobart
In the return match at Hobart England posted 449 with Sutcliffe scoring 188 and Sandham 92. Tasmania were 2 for 104 in their second innings.
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Tasmania
Hobart
Sutcliffe
Sandham
Port Augusta Seen As Future South Australian Hub
Mr James Edmon, former caito of the Bullen in Sydney, returning to Adelaide by air, praises South Australia destinations including Port Augusta. He cites a proposed North South railway and a broader defense gauge line as key growth drivers and urges greater push for the railway completion. He visits Port Pirie and Riverton, notes aerial view limits, and plans to visit Victor Harbor before leaving Adelaide.
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James Eumond
Caito
Bullen
Sydney
South Australia
Port Augusta
Singoonga
Smr
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Oodnadutta
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Tor Harbor
Thieves Take £181 From Americal Bank Teller
A four man crew robbed the Amercial Bank at Balaclava Junction yesterday morning, taking £181 from teller William Penniger who later stuck to his story as detectives questioned him. The gang escaped. Penniger gave a brief, unhelpful account.
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William Penniger
Amercial Bank
Balaclava Junction
Penniger
Anderson Dominates Australian Tennis Championship Final
Australian championships concluded at White City in fine weather with about 8000 spectators. J O Anderson defeated Gerald Patterson in men's singles in three sets to one, 11-9 6-2 6-3, retaining the Melbourne title. Akhurst beat Boyd in a tense women’s singles final, 1-6 8-6, with Akhurst receiving a standing ovation. Patterson and O’Hare Wood won the men's doubles 6-4 7-5 against Anderson and Kalms. Willard and Akhurst won the mixed doubles 6-3 6-4. Harper and Akhurst won the women’s doubles 6-4 6-3. Junior event saw H A Colham defeat F A Haage 2-6 6-4 6-8.
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J. O. Anderson
Gerald Patterson
Melbourne
Anderson
Patter~son
Miss Akhurst
N.S.W
Miss Boyd
Patterson
O'Hare Wood
Kalms
O'Hara Wood
Wil ‘Ard
Akhurst
Gohleslager
Herper
Vie
A. Willard
Mra Harper
Vic
Ns.w
Mr Messurier
H. A. Colham
F. A. Haege
Barrier unionists to Bel Broken Hill trade council meeting
A special meeting of the Iron Trades Council was held to discuss overtime restrictions. It was resolved that overtime limits be not enforced, allowing affiliated members to work overtime when called. A further formal meeting is planned for Wednesday night to draft resolutions tied to the broader industrial situation.
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Broken Hill
Ira
M. Morrow
Neenett
Iron Tradew
Uniovn
Tie Fran Trades Council
Permissina
Ion
Iron Trades
Uniong
Mr Elder’s Speech Hindered by Static in Pittsburg
An effort to broadcast Sir J. M. Elder’s Pittsburg lecture to Australians last night failed largely due to static interference. Special attempts to capture Elder’s voice throughout the city after eight concluded with only scattered intelligible words amid blurring noise.
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Sydney
J. M. Elder
Pittsburg
Us.a
Metropolia
Mr Elder
Hunger in Ireland Amid Severe Famine Year
Reuters reports Ireland faces its hardest year since 1847 with acute fuel shortages in the west and widespread hunger. Flooding ruined potato crops, potatoes rot in bores, and many lenders go bankrupt after sheep and cattle failures. hardship grips the rich and poor alike.
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Reuter
London
Ireland
Brighter Outlook From Sydney Harbor Activity
Sydney reports seamen began work and around 4,708 men have been absorbed with 2,000 tons handled daily at the harbor. A bumper wheat harvest is expected to boost shipping in Rose Bay as vessels load and depart.
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Sydney
Rose Bay
Paddington Man Crushed by Bee in Paddington Incident
Sydney report states James Proctar of Werra Street Paddington was fatally crushed when a bee Breas fell on him. The accident occurred Sunday as he was working at the time, authorities said.
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James Proctar
Wer— Ra Street
Paddington
Breas
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