British Cabinet Escapes Censure Debate On Policy
London Tuesday report on a two day Commons debate over the government's foreign policy. Prime Minister and cabinet members faced accusations of vague strategy and potential Anglo French alignments, but the government defeated motions by Labour allies. Disagreement centered on Britain’s commitments and the balance between negotiations with Europe and defense obligations.
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Halen
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Town Hall Liquor Bar Decision Hits Bachelors Club
Pirie Town Council debated the Bachelors Club liquor room at Town Hall. A motion to grant use with controls was approved after critiques of last year’s ball and assurances of proper oversight. The council will monitor conditions and revisit if issues arise, with the matter referred to a later meeting for final details.
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Rain Totals Cut Six Inches Over Six Months
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rainfall totaling about six inches over six months, with references to forecasts, locations, and dates. The text mentions Hal, Cathei, and Hunt, hinting at a regional report but lacks clear structure or complete details.
Death by own action case recalls Major in King's Bench
In London on Tuesday a niece acting for creditors sued Royal Insurance for 43000 pounds. The action concerns August 3 1934 and the death by own action doctrine, with discussion of policy extensions and responsibility. The record notes unsettled questions over whether the insured's death voided or affected coverage and the insurer's liability.
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State Surplus Boosts Plan for Income Tax Cuts
Australia’s South Australia closes fiscal year with a surplus of £243,500 and Government aims to reduce income tax rates. Premier Bauer highlights buoyant revenue and restrained expenditure, with past gains from new motor registration, welfare, and relief programs aiding the favorable outcome. The budget balance marks a significant turn after earlier forecasts of only a nominal surplus.
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Sutler
South Australia
Treasury
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Papau voyage and Pirie hospital updates in 1900s style record
Local notices recount a string of brief items from Pirie and Port Germein including hospital recoveries and transfers. Mentions W Gill L Leane detectives Adelaide Royal Exchange Hotel stayers Hendersons and Port Germein relatives. Also lists sailors engineers and civic officials with travel to Mildura and Peterborough for business and visits to Port Auguste and Sydney.
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Property sale debate at council meeting over housing land value
A chaotic station of OCR text shows a council discussion on a property sale, valuation disputes, and appeals outcomes. The fragment references a house, terraces, and a potential dismissal of appeals, with mentions of tax or zoning terms and a public sale context.
Woman Murdered in Chicago Under Black Legion Suspects
A Chicago homicide is described as a brutal killing of a woman with the assailant linked to the Black Legion. The crime scene involved a child witness and a man named James Castle. Reports say the attacker used a brick and struck the victim as she slept while the household remained unaware of the murder until dawn. The piece references the Black Legion and the Ku Klux Klan in context of alleged morality enforcement.
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Sullivan Aids Carrier in Boxing Day Dispute
A disorderly incident involves Sullivan assisting a carrier named SYUMEY amid a confrontation over pies. The altercation escalated as attendants attempted to remove items from a cart and the carrier resisted, with Sullivan helping to push back the opposition.
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Angus Controversy Sparks Presbyterian Church Debate
In Sydney a dispute over Professor Angus's 15 year association with the Presbyterian Church continues as the General Assembly weighs actions against Sydney Presbytery's findings. The presbytery ruled Carter's charges unsubstantiated and that Angus was not false to his vows, denying reopening the case as a disturbance to church peace.
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Crossing Signals Cause Sirens at Croydon Crossing
Twenday report from Hinder Magistrates' Court describes Pera Taliderstone fined £2 for crossing a Fairway at a government road while signals were operating. The railway train’s engine passed within 38 yards at the crossing during a low time. Taliderstone claimed the warning applied only to vehicles.
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