Notts in a knot over bowling controversy at Notts County
London reports a Notts County Cricket Club committee meeting planned to discuss a no confidence vote. The club faces demands from Middlesex for a public statement endorsing or rejecting the retiring committee’s bowling apology. If rejected, Notts may be barred from county matches and tied to a second-rate status.
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London
Notts County Cricket Club
Carrie
Vore
Ternstate Carr
Middlesex
Wor II
Rhs
Notts
Natte
Notte Turing
Accidental Circular Saw Wounds Dealer in Adelaide
Frederick Heinrich Kuhlmann, a dealer of Enfield road, was seriously injured at work when a circular saw blade broke apart. A fragment penetrated his abdomen. After first aid from a surgeon, he was taken to Adelaide Hospital in extremely serious condition.
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Adelaide
Frederick Heinrich Kuhlmann
Enfield Road
Adelaide Hospital
Water engineer Mr Ide appointed acting for water supply
Water and Engineering details note that CG Johnson of the Engineering and Water Supply Department becomes acting Engineer for Water Supply after A J Green retires. Ide named acting district engineer for the northern district. Several officials’ terms expire January 31, including Simpson, Day and Kinnear with possible extension for Parliament House work.
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CG. F. Johnson
Engineering and Water Supply Department
A. J. Green
FB. Ide
Johnson
Areon Tnte
Simpson
Day
Kinnear
Public Service Commissioner
Parliament House
Personal visit notes from Pirie arrivals and departures
Mr and Mrs W H Pearce arrived in Pirie by car on Thursday night and left yesterday afternoon staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. Mr G Ryan is at Royal Exchange Hotel arriving from Adelaide on Thursday. Franz Zimmerman discharged from Pity Hospital after being admitted from the German steamer Halle. Mrs M K Woods left Federal Hotel after staying there. Mr E L Orchard left Pirie yesterday having stayed at Federal Hotel. Mr PD A Waterman manager of Ozone Theatre returned to Pirie from Adelaide. Pastor and Mrs A G Killmier and family returned to Pirie yesterday afternoon from holiday in Adelaide and Murray Bridge. Mr A G Osmond premier of Tasmania, injured in a motor accident, is resting in Hobart Public Hospital while continuing official duties. Mr Oxfie is determined to resume office duties within a week. Messages of sympathy received including one from the Prime Minister. Air Mail Passengers list includes Mr W Adelaide Brady Rneeell Whyalla.
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W. H. Pearce
Pirle
Roval Exchange Hotel
G. Ryan
Royal Exchange Hotel
Adelaide
Franz Zimmerman
Halle
Woods
Mederal Hotel
Yeater-Day
E. L. Orchard
Pirie Yesteror
Pederal Hotel
PD. A. Waterman
Ozone Theatre
Pirie
A. G. Killmier
the Terrace
Murray Bridge
A. G. Osilvie
Tasmania
Hedaide
Hobert Public Hospital
Oxfviede
Homwever
Sordid Trade Real Status of Farming Melbourne
Prof Giblin addressed the Science Congress warning that Australia lacks a rational plan to fix maladjustment in the economy. He criticized artificial price supports and debt relief as measures that would only sustain production beyond demand, risking further government dependence.
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Melbourne
Australia
Giblin
Science Congress
England women chase test cricket title in final match
ENGLAND 162 all out in first innings with Snowball, MacLagan, and Turner top scorers. Australia reply 34 for 1, Hide and MacLagan sharing wickets, Peden batting first for Australia as the last day begins in the final women’s Test.
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England
B. Smith MacLagan
B. Hudson
Hide
B. Antonio
Child
Hudson
Antonio Partridge
Antonia
Turner
Archdale
Peden ’ Richards
C. Palmer
I. Antonia
Liebert
Shaw
Antonio Taylor
Spee
Australia
M. Peden
Snowball
Hadson
Joe We Shevill
B. MacLagan
Taylor
Spear
Death and Fine Revenge in Spain Rebel Leader Executed
In Madrid Sergio Vaquez, a rebel leader, was found guilty of high treason for recent revolts and intrigues with the army. The court sentenced him to death and imposed a severe fine of £1,400,000, citing his intractable demeanor and aggravation of the offense during the trial.
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Madrid
Ilure
Sergio Vaquez
Spain
Sergt. Vaquez
End of Communists Convicted of Sedition
In Moscow on Friday Zinoviev Kamenev and 17 others were convicted of belonging to a revolutionary group opposing the government. Sentences ranged from five to ten years imprisonment. their property was confiscated. Many others facing similar charges were sent to concentration camps or exile.
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Moscow
Znoviev
Kamenev
Zinoviev
Saar to become German on March 1
Geneva reports that the Saar region will be restored to Germany on March 1 with an amnesty for political prisoners. France and Germany discussed plebiscite issues, with leaders optimistic about a smooth transfer and no reprisals against Nazi opponents.
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Geneva
Saar
Germany
Knox
League of Nations
The
France
Goa
Council of the
League Council
Herr Braun
MM. Luvs
Inverloch Murder Probes Continue as Detectives Question New Year Crowd
Detectives probing the Inverloch murder of Ethel Belshaw say no progress yet on the line of inquiry. Ten detectives chase alibi refutations by interviewing everyone who picnicked or camped at Inverloch on New Year’s Day, a task预计 to take weeks but with potential important information.
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Melbourne
Ethel Belshaw
Inverloch
Premiers plan may need pause for reconsideration
Melbourne reports Professor T Hyden at the Science Congress argued the Premiers plan could be tempered rather than discarded. He urged balancing the broader economy to reduce unemployment over the next year while preventing larger deficits and suggested some maintenance spending could proceed without raising deficits.
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Melbourne
Thyden
Science Congress
Hyden
Air mail delay blamed on pilot error at Darwin
Sydney Friday report says Mr. A Parkhill minister of defence blamed the Athena delay on the pilot directing the plane to a low area despite officials advice. He noted the Darwin homing wireless device was not operating when the station opened and stated inquiries were under way into the departure notification failure at Koe Pang.
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Sydney
A. Parkhill
Defence
Athena
Darwin
Parkhill
Dar
Air Mail
Koe- Pang
Blackmailed king man claims royal kinship in court
London reports Guy Gordon, once bound over for demanding money from the King with menaces, was sentenced to 42 months for breaking his bond. He allegedly repeated his claim of being a son of the Duke Clarence and threatened to sell his story abroad if unpaid, touring London with a sandwich band to tout his clan.
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London
Ilarence Guy Gordon
Duke Clarence
Gordon
World Parade
Man Without Country Cannot Land Anywhere
A distressed passenger laments indefinite exile as he seeks a license to port. The excerpt notes his status as an exile from his homeland, with a shipboard supervisor overseeing his situation and wages of 47 a month.
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Walla
Hurnsua
Lloyd George New Deal appeal sparks Bangor rally in Wales
Lloyd George campaigns in favor of a UK New Deal, delivering a fervent speech at Bangor. Observers note sensational rhetoric with limited economic specifics, amid Liberal and Labour party tensions and debate over Britain’s path to reconstruction and Bank of England policy.
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Recorder
London
Roosevelt
D. Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Bangor
Wales
Mr. George
Liberal Party
Thermometer Readings Show Temperature Swing
Yesterday’s figures record a maximum of 1.5 and a 24 hour minimum ending at 8 30 am of 53 degrees.
Victorian batsman hurt as Queensland bowls strong
In Brisbane on Friday Victoria collapsed to 129 for 3 after being 114 all out earlier as opening batsman O'Brien suffered multiple blows from Eddie Gilbert. Victorian innings featured Darling 22 not out and Sievers 9 not out, while Gilbert claimed 2 for 35 and Fleetwood-Smith led Queensland with 4 for 49.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Victoria
O'Brien
Eddie Gilbert
Andrews
Barnett
Ebeling
Christy
Bromley
McAllen
Fleetwood- Smith
B. Fleetwood-Smith
Hansen
Tallon
C. Barnett
Bensled
C. Ukley
D. McCormick
Maddern
Low
Fleetwood- Smuth
Oxenham
Sievers
Oe Gibert
B. McCormick
Wyeth
Wigtoria
Rigg
B. Gilbert
Darling
Scaife
Bromiley
Gilbert
Motor Agent Sued Over Misrepresented Car
Mrs Stella Halliday of Uottonville sued Maughan Thiem Company at Pulteney local court alleging a misrepresented car bought with 4000 miles was misdescribed as new and in perfect running order. She claimed engine bores and speedometer alteration. sought 190 damages. Judgment went to defendant.
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Adelaide
Maughan Thiem Company
Pulteney
Bee Sud
Stella Halliday
Uottonville
Altiday
MacDonald Rails Against Economic Nationalism in Newcastle
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald faced jeers and disruptions during a Newcastle speech on road to ruin economic nationalism. He argued for higher production to balance supply and demand, urged public leaders to create jobs, and condemned economic nationalism as a path to ruin. He defended government unity, denied party dissension, and rejected a snap general election.
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Moegull
MacDonald
Conference called for federal unions to seek shorter week
The emergency committee of the Australian Council of Trade Unions ordered a conference of all federal unions in Melbourne on March 6 to prepare a case for submission to the Arbitration Court supporting a shorter working week. Delegates from all states are expected to attend.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of ‘Trade Unions
Arbitration Court
Bees swarm on Pirie street alarm shoppers
A bees warm disrupted Pirie street as pedestrians fled from a swarm coming from parklands toward Coromandel place. Mr David Sparks closed a basement office door while a motor car owned by Mr Harry Northway drew a crowd. Apiarist E von Ber touch calmly captured the swarm with his bare hands, saying the insects were not truly fierce.
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Adelaide
Pirie Street
Coromandel Place
David Sparks
Sparks
Harry Northway
South Terrace
E. von Ber
Springton
Vou
Jockeys Regain Licences Renewals at V R C
In Melbourne Priday Neville Percival and Theo Lewis were among jockeys whose licenses had been refused two years ago and were renewed today by the V R C.
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Melbourne
Priday
Neville Percival
Theo. Lewis
V.R.C
NO FOUL PLAY Victorian Bedroom Tragedy
In Melbourne a post mortem shows Mrs Maui Dillum and Ernest Dawson died from suffocation in a smoke filled South Melbourne bedroom yesterday. Detectives say there is no foul play though a head wound on the woman suggests possible sinister involvement.
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Melbourne
Maui Dillum
Ernest Dawson
South Melbourne
Not High Standard International Tennis Matches
Rushcutter Bay courts hosted international tennis with several easy wins by Crawford and McGrath. Results include McGrath defeating Maier 7-5 6-4 and Stefani losing 6-1 6-4 to Crawford, Bromwich and Malcolm taking 6-2 6-4. Maier and Menzel beat Stefani and Kirby 6-3 6-0 6-4. The Last Post will be sounded at Menin Gate at sunset daily, funded by a £400 trust from the Surrey British Legion.
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Sydney
Rushcutter Bay
Crawford
McGrath
Menin Gate
Ypres
Surrey British Legion
Freedom for Clarkson Recaptured After Escape Attempt
John Kingsley Clarkson aged 24 escaped from Cootauiundra gaol yesterday and was recaptured today after a motor car he was traveling in became bogged near the Murrumbidgee River at Leeton. He offered no resistance. Clarkson faces charges of escape from lawful custody and stealing the motor car used in the bid for liberty.
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Sydney
John Kingsley Clarkson
Cootauiundra Gaol
Murrumbidgee River
Leeton
Clarkson
Farmer Gordon Parsons Brought to Adelaide Hospital
Suspected tetanus case from Kinitia. Mr. Gordon Parsons, farmer, was brought to Adelaide by local hotelkeeper Mr. Laurence Matulich in an aeroplane today. He appeared to respond to treatment and was admitted to Adelaide Hospital.
Two Boys Injure Arms In Bicycle Fall
Bruce Francis aged 10 of Pirie West required surgery on his right arm at Pine Hospital after a morning bicycle fall. Ron McQueen of Solomontown also injured an arm while playing and was treated at Pine Hospital.
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Bruce Francis
W. J. Francis
Wardang Street
Pirie West
Pine Hospital
Ron
D. McQueen
Solomontown
Pine
Increased Gold Yield In 1934 Melbourne Australia
The imperial gold yield for the year 1934 reached 70,196 ounces valued at £483,156, an increase of 22,013 fine ounces from 1939, reflecting higher production and value in calendar year output.
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Melbourne
Fame Fades as Mollisons Seek Bread and Butter
Mr Li and Mr J A Mollison, famed aviators, announce a move into commerce after poor showing in the Centenary Air Race and a failed battle in the military Air Race. They secured sole European agency for Beechcraft and plan to sell in England to support themselves.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Enmmerce
Beechcraft Aeroplane
England
Japanese goods and Japan trade influence in Manchester
A critical survey by G. Gilbert-Ludges of Australian trading links with Japan argues Japan’s industries use modern machinery and low wages to cut costs, with goods equal in quality to Manchester products yet cheaper. He notes Japan’s coordinated production, contrasts with England, and cites market reactions to Australian meat boycotts and Britain’s reliance on Argentine meat and exchange pressures.
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Lue United Subgdoul
Dg. G. Gillbert-Ludge
Gilbert-Ludgs Jam Co. Limited
Australia
Austradea
Ursay
Japan
Elgland
Ledge
Oliver Lucise
Orient
Ormonde
General Industria
Lodge
England
Manchester
Britain
United
Intruder shot during attempted break at Quambatook store
At 2 30 a m an intruder trying to escape from Quambatook Stores was severely wounded by a gunshot after two sleeping employees alerted by suspicions. He was admitted to Bendigo Hospital. The shopreon staff shouted for him to raise hands before shooting as he attempted to crawl through a fanlight.
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Melbourne
Bendigo
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Hearse
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Metormick
Firelead Smith
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Ramsay MacDonald
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