Britain to lend Turkey six million pounds for armaments
Britain obtains approval for an Anglo Turkish Armaments Credit Bill allowing up to six million pounds in armament credits to Turkey. The plan, backed by Lords and Commons speakers, features interest at 1 percent over the Bank rate with repayment over years, intends to strengthen Eastern Mediterranean security and bilateral trade while maintaining moral support from Britain.
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London
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House of Commons
Turkey
John Simon
Hugh
Lords Commissioners
Dalton
Labor
Spain
Enemuy
Malta
Mediterranean
Percy Harris
Ottawa
Polics
Gowran
Thomas Johnneson
Australia
New Zealand
Harold Nicolson
Net. Lab
Man awarded 416 pounds after wife’s death in compensation case
Blumenkrantz of Galton claimed 625 pounds under the Workers' Compensation Act after his wife died, saying he was totally dependent on her earnings. The Guanity court awarded 416 pounds for loss of his wife’s earnings, noting he had no escape from the Act’s terms and that he became employed again three weeks later.
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Melbouiine
Aldumee Hichardson
Thay
Peysach Blumen
Kranta
Galiton
Blumenkrantz
Helen Lipski
Garton
T Big Umnor
Lipa
Blumenkrante
Mia
Dvr Richardson
Licensing case questions arise over hotel boarders
In Pirie Court yesterday Joseph Mullins the hotel licensee faced questions about four men found at the International Hotel Ellen Street as to whether they were boarders. Witnesses described seeing activity near the saloon and a passage before officers and jurors debated what constitutes boarding versus living there.
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IER
International Hotel
Ellen Street
C. J. Coventry
Pirie
Joseph Mullins
Hhtel
Sunes
Het. J. Singer
S.J. Warren
Exidense
Iiver Uy
Witess
Fyne
Atanding
Warren
Bald Huthe
Barbon
Bhotder Found Dead at Nightclub Trial Testimony
A courtroom witness describes the murder scene and the barroom setting. The account includes claims of a counterfeit payment, missing receipts, and a continuance until early morning after the Stinger goss-examination. The testimony focuses on threats, alcohol, and an alarmment delayed to 4 am.
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Basson
Michalier
Eaasan
Det Stinger
Warren
Count von Luckner Arrives in Melbourne Amid Welcome
Count Felix von Luckner and his wife arrived by train from Sydney to Melbourne with about 20 residents greeting them. Police were present but not needed. The sailor count praised Australia’s leadership and emphasized digger camaraderie as key to peace, noting pro British sentiment in Germany.
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Luena
Mel Ure
Felix von Luckner
Sydney
I. Johns
North Melbourne
Count von Luckner
Australia
Coutt
Germany
ALL SAY NOT GUILTY Airmail Muddle at Darwin
A Canberra report notes a Darwin air mail muddle with ministers denying responsibility. The headline confusion over passenger and snail names aboard the Empire King boat Challenger prompts ministers to absolve the cabinet of blame.
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Canberra
Defence
Bankrupt Melboline Facing 190000 Charge in Trial
A court case alleges a 190000 charge against bankrupt Melboline involving promissory notes and forged documents. Key figures include Alexander Heurre Barlow and Edmund Hunter with MedV Marry presenting. The proceedings center on alleged forgeries and a motive to misappropriate assets.
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Melboline
Alexander Heuree
Barlow
Hans Wheeler
Iubout
Ptaulwwg
WRI
Medv
Marry
Edmund Hunter
Mme Vrediur
Narhov Wat
Mussolini Angrily Sees Britain Over Pact Amid Spanish War
London reports Mussolini condemns Chamberlain for not enforcing the Anglo Italian pact while Italian brigades withdraw behind fronts. Franco keeps in touch with London plan. Madrid broadcasts claim Italian forces reducing and Loyalists report rebel advances on Castellon front. Bombardments hit Madrid and Alicante suburbs with casualties.
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Signor
Mussolini
Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Count Ciano
Signor the Duce
Haly
Majorca
Lord Perth
Count Ciao
Daily Mail
Franco
Saragossa
Black Arrow
Gave
Savoia
Alicante
Match Drawn as Rain Ends Play in County Test Retest of Australian Eleven
Heavy rain halted play with Australia and the county team tied at four past four. McCormick bowled six overs for 31 runs with an early wicket, Waite bowled six overs for four runs, Sutcliffe remained cautious, and Sellers signalled no further action as the match ended in an eight point draw.
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Eftalti
McCormick
Waite
Sutcliffe
Sellers
Yorkshire
Bradman
Stumps Scores and Odd Innings Details
A fragmented report lists first innings scores with players Macommlekyn Fingleton Waite Barber and Sundry, plus runouts and outs. It also notes an undefended divorce action granted by Justice Angus Parsons in Port Pirie involving Leott Hamilton, hotelkeeper, and Avorge Hamilton with ground of flycun tur.
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Torker
Woo
Macommlekyn
Mery
Suteliff
Mutton
Fingleton
Waite
Barber
Sundry
Adelaide
Angus Parsons
Leott Hamilton
Port Pirie
Hn Avorge
When Is a Trailer Not a Trailer in Pirie Court
In Pirie Police Court Arthur John Black pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle with a trailer attached on May 1 in Alexander Street and later to driving a motor vehicle without a licence on May 3. The magistrate noted confusion over the trailer definition, with witnesses arguing the vehicle could be a trailer only when drawn by a motor vehicle. police and the local firm Treleaven and Brown contested, while Det. Slinger and Det. Slinger debated vehicle classifications and registration. The case included discussion of a horse-drawn trailer adapted for motor use and remarks on enforcement and the dangers of street vehicles. The magistrate viewed the vehicle and adjourned.
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J. Coventry
Pirie
Arthur John Black
Vera Street
Ellendale
Alexander Street
Black
J. Warren
Warren
Kurtz
Det
Slinger
Treleaven and Brown
Siner
Pike
Mr. Warren
Stinger
Municipal Tramways Trust
Hic
Local Court Delays Involving Mr Hannan and Coventry Case
Postponements were granted in two hearings where Dr Hannan was retained for defendant C J Coventry. The report notes illness of Hannan and ongoing delays. Also referenced are theatre manager W Gee’s travel, hospital condition of William Hardacre, and a NSW Supreme Court bench appointment for Sir Thomas Bavin. The piece includes remarks on a vehicle by Senter Laboratories and legal proceedings in Sydney with an arrest and conspiracy allegations at Menier Laboratories.
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Pire
Pirie Hospital
Bocety
H. ¥. Morton
J.vass
S. Minnis
G. Buchanan
T_ Weaver
Pirie
Thomas Bavin
New South Wales
Supreme Court
Royal Commission Set On Doctors Remuneration Terms
National Insurance announces the Reyal Commission to set doctor fees under the scheme. Members include Judge Dethridae Sir George Magon Allard Roy Mulvey. The panel to define capitation rates travel allowances and payment terms for insured patients and dependents under the National Insurance Act.
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Reyal Commission
Afs
Ivi
Dethridae
Comreaul Arbitration Oul Fehatr
George Magon Allard
Institute of Chartered Account
Wii
Sydney
Roy Mulvey
Bathurst
Western Medical Association of
New South Wales
Bathurat
National Insurance
Jerwine
Royal Commission
Bank of Adelaide Sued Over £10,000 Claim In Liquidation Case
A Civil Court case before Mr Justice Richards involves Fischer & Copley Ltd in liquidation claiming over £10,000 from the Bank of Adelaide for payments on four cheques. The case notes alleged mispayment, treaty to deflate charges, and disputes over authenticity of cheques and account handling, with defence citing statute of limitations and estoppel.
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Adelaide
Thevday
Justice Richards
Fischer & Copley Ltd
Bank of Adelaide
Marty Alderman
Sit
Copley Ltd
Mlc Bank Wronigfully
Derby
Ant
Mareh
Merettel
Cycle wrecked in collision near Kliea and Surman streets
Yoruis who saw the wreckage reports a bicycle collision near the corner of Kliea and Surman streets shortly before 6.30 last night. Rider Mr Jamey Oliver Rogal of Pirie escaped injury. The cyclist collided with a car driven by Mr Doug Francia of Queen Street Solomontown, with Mr Mears FL I Pranels L Liddle and J Wert aboard. Front fork and handlebars were broken and the front wheel twisted. car suffered only scratches. Constables Trigg and Meulloch investigated.
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Kliea
Surman
Jamey Oliver Rogal
Pirie
Weuters
Doug. Francia
Queen Street
Solomontowm
Mears
FL I Pranels
L. Liddle
J. Wert
Drakeanf
B. Kk. Trigg
D. Me“ulloch
Esquirtes
Official Secrets and Legislators In London Meeting
The first meeting of the elect emitter appointed to consider the position of members of bar under the Official Secrets Act was held yesterday. A committee was formed after an allegation by Mir Tuscan Sandys that he had been threatened and faced action by the Attorney General following a question to the War Minister on anti aircraft guns. Sir John Limour chaired the meeting and Sandys was invited to give evidence privately.
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Apes
London
Comuilites
Mir Tuscan Sandys
Rasd
Attorney- Venera
John Limour
Sandys
Woman Certified Insane After Fatal Dreaming Cord Incident
A woman was declared insane following an alleged dream related strangling event. Police found McMillan dead when they arrived at the scene.
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Heck
McMillan
Ead
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