Germans Rush to Marry to Access Household Loans
Berlin and other German cities report a surge of marriage filings as couples rush to benefit from a new loan program. Marrying couples can borrow 300 to 1000 marks in furniture certificates repayable at four percent monthly, with a quarter forgiven for each child born within eight years. Authorities aim to boost birth rates and shift women from industry to homemaking, funded by a bachelor and spinster tax.
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Berlin
Germany
Tasmore
Fatal End To Flight By Lithuanian Airmens Effort
Berlin reports the wreckage of the aircraft Lietuva found in a Kohdamm pine forest 380 miles from its Greenland departure site. The pilots Darius and Girenas perished after fuel shortage forced an attempted landing, mistaking treetops for a meadow. They had embarked Saturday on a transatlantic flight to Liliana and had not been heard from since departure.
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Berlin
Lithuania
Darius
Girenas
Kohdamm
Pomerania
Tirenas
Liliana
Private enterprise for Australian interests eyed
Commenting on the Government's scheme for developing the Northern Territory, Monlay notes that while some propose freeing charterers, measures should not be unfair to other parts of Australia. The discussion centers on national development and balanced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Monlay
Et .T
Northern Territory
Australia
Where was Jonah Whales Seen Near Glenelg
Two Glenelg residents spotted two 40 ft whales about three miles from Glenelg heading toward Semaphore while hundreds of sea birds circled them. The men approached to 400 yards and observed a massive tail about 10 ft above the water.
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Adelaide
Glenelg
Jane
High Mass Draws 50 000 Protestants in London
London reports a massive 50 000 congregation at White City Stadium ending the centenary Oxford Movement ceremony. A protest from Protestants surfaced with a fuel kite bearing antiprotest slogans while rain poured as clergy remained bareheaded in surplices.
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London
White City Stadium
Oxford
England
Protestant Alliance
Stedim
Dentist Cited For Break Promise In Melbourne Suit
Miss Marjorie Alderson a 31 year old nurse of Kew was awarded £100 damages against Thomas J. Ryan a dentist of Kew for breach of promise of marriage. Alderson claimed Ryan cooled off before the Christmas 1932 wedding and after a solicitor's letter promised to marry in May but disappeared and married another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Marjorie Alderson
Kew
Thomas J. Ryan
Miss Alderson
Ryan
German Spirit Not Conquered by Austrian Meeting
Bavarian Minister of the Interior RR Wagner urged an anti Austrian gathering claiming the German spirit of triumph remains. He asserted Hitler could save Austria and Germany, promising that Germans would eventually be victors in a great war and that the world would be saved by German methods.
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Berlin
Wagner
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Bengal Congress Seethes Over Civil Disobedience
Calcutta report notes rising dissent within Congress as Bengal plans to revolt against Gandhi and seeks to reorganize the movement on a federalist model with provinces managing their party interests. Viscount Willingdon has declined Gandhi an interview.
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Calcutta
Congress
Bengal Congress
M. Gandhi
Bengal
Yviscount
Willingdon
Vicenoy
Tragic service car crash claims two in Melbourne area
Melbourne today revealed Aubrey McKenzie, 38, a former league footballer, died when a service car he drove collided near Broadford on Saturday. Mrs Dorothy Dalgleish also died after saving her husband, throwing herself in front of him.
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Melbourne
Aubrey Mckenzie
Broadford
Dorothy Dalgleish
Boy Injured When Cart Shaft Strikes Man in Norwood
George Greek aged 44 of Henry Street Norwood was hit by a baker cart shaft while cycling in Norwood today. He was admitted to hospital with fractured ribs and internal injuries. His condition is critical.
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Adelaide
George Greek
Henry
Norwood
Cyeling i
Beasley James Kearney Struck Off Roll for Fraud
Beasley James Kearney Adelaide solicitor and former state legislator was struck off by the Full Court amid allegations of fraudulent conversion of £210 14/11 less £67 7/ and possible delays in forwarding money to a solicitor in England. The case was advanced by the Law Society of South Australia statutory committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Beasley James Kearney
Law Society of South Australia
Kearney
England
Solicitor's Trust Accounts in Chaos at Bankruptcy Court
In a Bankruptcy Court inquiry into Cyril Frederick Jams a Bendigo solicitor, Cyril John Dew said about £30,000 to £40,000 given by clients for investment had not been repaid. Funds were used to cover another client’s debts, with many advances lacking receipts. Dew claimed no improper act and anticipated further action. the examination by Leslie Lothian, four years in, ended after reviewing early accounts and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cyril Frederick Jams
Bendigo
Charlton Cyril John Dew
James’ Charlton
Dew
Nini
Leslie Lothian
Bern
Dia
Councillors Fault Police Moiety Burden at Pirie
Last night Pirie council discussed a £1861 police moiety payment. Members complained the town employs too many officers and the burden is heavy. The mayor urged paying the sum while noting years of similar costs and pending appeals.
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Pirie
Maxis
Davis
Port Pirie social notes and arrivals listed
Mr it G Nesbit and other visitors are staying at the Royal Exchange Hotel in Port Pirie. T. Rie, A McKee depart for Peterborough. J Grossman and J Easter arrive in Pirie and stay at the Royal Exchange. Lionel Cockburn and H Williamson also in Pirie on business. Harringtons staff install theatre equipment at New Ozone Theatre. Condolence letters prepared for deceased relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. T. Rie and
A. McKee
Tusetion Department
Royal Exchange Hotel
Pirie
Peterborough
J. Grossman
Parkside
Port Pirie
J. Easter
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited
Lionel Cockburn
IH. Williamson
Adelaide
Hoyal Exchange Hotel
BE Ity
Port Pins
Ceuta
Messrs
M. Courtney and
A. Be Shepherd
Harringtons Limited
Pwho
Ozone Theatre
Klien Street
Barriershine
Wheat prices rise in Adelaide market prompting bread price fears
Wheat on the Adelaide market advanced a halfpenny a bushel with Port Adelaide quotations at 3/44. The rise, 4d since July 1 and near 1/ per bushel since February, marks the highest level in Adelaide since November 1931. The Adelaide suburban Master Bakers Association may raise bread prices by a halfpenny a loaf starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Temperature Readings Summary from Yesterday
Yesterday measured a high of 61.7 degrees. The 24 hour low through 8.30 am was 41 degrees, with a 4.30 pm reading of 51.8 degrees.
World flier Post forces down near Konigsberg
Wiley Post, the round the world flyer, who left Berlin at 2 10 pm Sunday after completing one Atlantic crossing, was forced down by a broken line and thunderstorm. He resumed flight to Novosibirsk at 3 am today. Moscow reports arrival at 2 20 pm.
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Konigsberg
Wiley Post
Berlin
New York
Post
Novosi- Warsk
Air Armada Reaches Chicago For World Fair Flight
The armada of lefty flyers arrives in Chicago on Saturday to take part in the World Fair centennial celebration. All planes reported no mishaps or engine troubles during the journey, according to Recorder special Cabres.
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Recorder
Ulinary Armade
Chicago
London papers publish air armada arrival photos
Journalistic feat marks unusual coverage as London newspapers print photographs of the air armada's arrival in Montreal on Friday. The images were obtained from New York to Beran by Wiley Post and telegraphed to London.
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London
Inday
Montreal
New York
Beran
Wiley Post
Found Shot Former Licensee at Red Lion Hotel
Peter Deurke aged 54, former licensee of the Red Lion Hotel, was found shot in his room at Verco Buildings North Terrace today. A revolver lay beside the body in a suspected suicide or foul play incident.
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Melude
Peter Deurke
Weensee
Red Lion Hotel
Verco Builuines
Nori
Terrace
Revolven
Government loan proposal for ration costs rejects local council
A government plan to loan councils up to half their outstanding rates at 3 percent to fund work for ration recipients was rejected. Ald. Davis led the opposition arguing the deal forced councils to cover 28 percent of ration costs and provide 25 percent of ration value in work, with little debate, and the motion to entertain the proposal failed after debate and amendments.
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Ald. Davie
Minister of Industry
Unemployed Reef Council
Als
Davis
Jeanes
Ald
Ald. Davis
Watts
L Uttle
Dr. Jeanes
Dey
Gr. Dey
Simla
Aldo Tavis
Five Million Wool Clip Reaches Record in Victoria 1932 83
Wool production in Victoria for 1932 83 totaled 155 118 547 lb, surpassing the 1928 29 peak by 6 239 959 lb. The season's value was about £5 162 000. The Western District led with 36 892 863 lb, followed by the Wimmera with 21 684 251 lb.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Western District
Wimmera
Laborers in Court Port Pirie Drunkenness Fines and Imprisonment
Laborers including Leaker and Warren faced fines and short terms for drunkenness in Port Pirie. Names such as Clifford, Jliaee, and others appear with penalties ranging from fines to seven days imprisonment. Some defendants were discharged or given brief lenient terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaker
Ve Warren
Port Pirie
Clifford
Jliaee
Nuvi Boon
Ellen Street
Bourteey
Tibertiehitehford
Labaner
Aksyamder Street
Hibitay
Portatine
Leen
Joseph O'Toole
Inborer
Pestis
Ana Prisomient
Labor Unity New Move in East Torrens Adelaide
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Labor movement in East Torrens Adelaide opposing the Premiers Plan. Mentions autonomy and a party binding within the Labor movement and union discussions. No clear dates or names beyond locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Torrens
Phe
Stly
Ite Patera
Ustra
Fian Labor Party
New South
Deputation Seeks Wood for Port Adelaide Unemployed
A government deputation to Attorney General Jeffries sought firewood for single unemployed men to cook rations. One member was absent after arrest on unlawful possession of wood, with officials noting wood theft caused by fuel deprivation. The minister promised to investigate.
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Mr. 1
Powning
Pont Adelaide
Jeffries
Erikson
G. Leeson
Harbors Board Endorses Gantries Amid Budget Notes
The Harbors Board approved the gantries as paid by the iWay system with sustained support from officials, noting the enhanced loading efficiency. Despite a higher price, the board remains confident in ongoing operations and future gains.
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Adelawr
Snunday
Reed
Ans Werinay Pieton
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