Expelled Labor members seek return to party
Sir Stafford Cripps and four expelled Labour figures applied for readmission to the Labour Party in London. They pledged to sign the usual undertakings and aim to consolidate forces amid debates over Popular Front tactics and response to the National Government. The Labour executive is expected to demand assurances before any return is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Cables London
Sir Stafford Drips
People's Peace and Liberties
Dr. Dall
Ton
Cripps
Popular Front
Foteveta m
Stafford Cripps
News-Chronicle
Great Britain
Labor
Iefinite
Mall
Wiely
Stafford Crippe
Port Germein Road Surfacing Not Practicable Now
A public notice notes surfacing the main road from Pirie to Port Germein is not in the current five year plan and cannot be undertaken at present. Residents petitioned progress but funds and plant are limited, and the matter will be reconsidered with future works.
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Neitats
Byrle-Port Hermionisin
Lacey Leiner
Pirie
Anduilils
Tus Road
Lacey
Gibinns
Pym
Commissioner of Highways
Port Germein
Lawsy
German Volunteers Return From Spain Aid War Effort
The Recorder notes German troops trained as air service volunteers were sent from Spain, with details on their units and armaments. It reports Gen Franco pulling reserves from Morocco, German ships saluting at Hurkun, and the contingent's disembarkation at Nam...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco Lhrush
Morvecy
entVeylne
Touan Aml Tyree
Mfiutera
Lanl
Dr Young
Hurkun
Spain
Nambarg
Divering
Leadership in Finance Urges Borrowing to Fund Defence
Melbourne reports Sir James Elder chairing National Bank Limited meeting notes Australia may need London borrowing and expanded internal credit to cover defence and social services. He stresses firm leadership in finance, private investment guidance, and directing capital to productive channels while banks aim to meet borrowing needs prudently. The article notes price disparities between wholesale and retail levels underline urgency to boost efficiency and curb costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
James Elder
National Bank Limited
Australia
London
Commonwealth
Millie's Hope Troubling Mystery And Hectic Event
A garbled news snippet details Millie and Adelai ne Weahinschey Milly in a troubled scene with references to bags diet and a reported incident. The text mentions timing clues and scattered names and places, suggesting a local disturbance or event with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Pallet
Mystery Dramas At New Austral Theatre
The Saint from New York stars Louis Rennold in Austral’s new programme. Hayward makes a strong, stylish undercover hero aided by Kay Sutton in a tale of police, underworld, and romance. Also shown Murder In Greenwich Village with Richard Arlen and Fay Wray involves a murder, suspicion on the girl, and a comic relief amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rennold
Leslie
Hayward
Sig Rumiann
Jonathan Hele
Greenwich Village
Richard Arlen
Pay Wray
Arlen
Fayl
Fay
Thurston Hall
Motor Race Smash in New York Ends in Tragedy
Wiltur Shaw won the 50 mile Indianapolis race at NEW YORK with Jimmy Spyder second and CJ Berg third. Floyd Roberts, the 1038 winner, was killed in a collision that injured two women spectators and two other drivers as the field slowed to 75 mph for 42 minutes. The crash halted hopes of breaking the 117.2 mph record set in 1988. about 145000 spectators watched the deadly incident near the southeast turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Va
New York
Wiltur Shaw
Indianapolis
Jimmy Spyder
Chicago
CJ Berg
Hollywood
Floyd Roberts
Der
Roberts
Bobt Swanson
Swanson
Aace
Dames
Miller
Fatal crash pins car to timber wreck in Sale
In Melbourne district a man named Eric William Seinstrom, aged 1 from Sale, died when his car struck timber protruding from a stationary vehicle. The vehicle was impaled on logs and wreckage, causing a decapitation. Police and investigators examined the scene and reported that the mishap occurred after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Coolider
Eric Willian Seinstrom
Sale
Clayton
Claim for £500: Woman Sues Man in Adelaide Court
In Adelaide, a woman sues a man for £300 damages over alleged slander. The case centers on a November 20 letter and subsequent communications involving Mrs. Novice, Mr. Novice, and others. The defendant claims the statements were true and privileged, while the plaintiff asserts falsehoods and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
P. A. Obintrom
Ralph Rochard Lee
Tafiton Road
Somerton
Alice
Hyman Avenue
Seiden
Lee
Monteith
Melbourne
Gut Lee
Miss Davey
Keswick
Novice
Milhouse
Perep
Obst
Setion
Ohistrom
Defendant
Alice Springs
Isd
Thad
Becuse
Armed Robbers Steal Gold in Kalgoorlie Raid
Two masked armed men raid a Kalgoorlie gold room, binding operator Alan McCrae and escaping with about 130 ounces of gold valued at 1000 pounds. Police and mine officials term the crime well timed and highly planned, with entry achieved by smashing windows and forcing the victim to guide them to the vault. McCrae later freed himself amid a disruptive escape.
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Kalgoorlie
Alan McCrae
Tom Post
Gold Alert
Wenkita Nile
Fi McCrae
Ana
Ant
Heavy rain drenches Victoria disrupting transport
Rain lingers over Victoria causing fog and transport delays with forecasts of floods in the coming days. The city faces disrupted services as roads flood and closures affect movement, while authorities warn residents to expect ongoing wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ners
Plunex
MUNITIONS SHIP WOW Work For Wyatt Earp NANBENIA
Wyatt Earp former Antarctic exploration ship purchased by Commonwealth Government is being patrolled and prepared at Garden Island for service as an ammunition carrier. It will transport samples and provisioning along the coast to support atom units, relaxing earlier molars on dangerous cargo. The voyage faced delays due to restrictions on explosive shipments.
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Nanbenia
Wyatt
Frank Lincoln Ellsworth
Garden Island
Syilsey
Aeriice
Wyatt Earp
Interstate
Rainy May Sets New Records Across Regions
May brought heavy rainfall with 134 points recorded in the month and 12 days of showers. Totals surpassed last year though June 1938 projections show some moderation. Daily measurements from multiple gauges indicate wetter than last year with near term forecasts suggesting continuing wet spells.
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Shawery
Masia
Monty
Queensland
Yerongopilly
Third Round Chinese Boxer Takes Count
Cai Kong Yong of China was knocked down in the third round at the Sydney Sports Arena during a boxing match held tonight in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cai Kong Yong
Sydney Sports Arena
Adelaide Hospital Incident Report Emerges In Brief
An Adelaide hospital incident is outlined with statements from a superintendent and officer, noting an orderly and a licemien after an order. The fragment references situations on a day described as today, with Wiese and a number of accompanying personnel.
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Nieuss
Set An. RG
Licemien
Wiese
Interstate Telegraphs Abolish Extra Charge Proposed
Canberra Wednesday reports ITE Federal Cabinet plans to abolish the extra charge on interstate telegrams. Details indicate a move to standardize rates and simplify cross border communications. Ministers expect the measure to ease costs for businesses and individuals sending urgent messages between states.
Militia Basketball Retains Lead at Jadke Hiall Meet
Militia teams dominated the Pinke militiamen event with No 1 Platoon scoring 20 goals led by Bigas 48 Hutchingen 7 and Meinen while New Pla toon tallied 12 Auals with Matters 4 Mocking 3 Amierion 4 Parihigu 3. Boals Heraieh 7 and Sly it faced a 0 Sabren 24 Zils FMullurau 0 Mathln 7 Guude 5 Burton 4.
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Pinke
Bigas
Hutchingen
Meinen
D. New
Auals
Matters
Mocking
Amierion
Sun? Mato
Boals Heraieh
Parihigu
Sly It
Sabren
Zils Fmullurau
Mathln
Guude
Burton
Marhii Ners
Biggs
Meraieli
Fide
Hatehiison
Pirie Hospital Updates On Local Inmates And Patients
Personal notes from Pirie Hospital reveal Mix C. Hosken of Allen Street making seedy progress after Monday operation. Alderman Coffey remains an inmate in the medical ward. D J Jones, Staver Sewing Machine manager in Pirie, admitted yesterday. A J Waters of Greenwood Street hopes to leave Pirie Hospital in a day or two. Douglas Dunn of Port Germein has been discharged from the medical ward.
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Mix C. Hosken
Allen Street
Pirie Hospital
Ald W. Coffey
D.J. Jones
Pirie
Staver
A. J. Waters
Greenwood Street
Douglas Dunn
Port Germein
Hospital inmate to return home after stint in ward
Mr W Lawrie, once a Pirie Hospital medical ward inmate, is able to go home. Mr HOR Pinkerton, managing director of Severy's Pianos Limited, was noted. Adel Suide returned to the city for a brief visit. Sir George Richie, Chief Roar, reported improved after a minor thigh injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrie
Pirie Hospital
Hor. Pinkerton
Severy’s Pianos Limited
Adel Suide
Pini
Geore Richie
Rocrarz
Second Day Work Cites Heccis Pride After Fall
J Fryar stated Heccis Pride was sure on second day work after his fall at Flemington yesterday. The horse appeared to pull up and recover with guidance from handlers.
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J. Fryar
Hecci
Flemington
Transport Board in fear as horses threaten public fright
An anxious Transport Board debate centers on a dangerous plan involving horses at a birthday cup event. Officials discuss emergency measures as a tense crowd expects a sensational reveal amid railway concerns and potential disruption. The outspoken advocate Burt Welly argues no major danger, while others warn the situation could unfold at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotex
Dehana
Billiards Scores From Pire Club Tournament
In a local billiards tourney at the Pire Club the reported scores include Sawyer and W Speer at 175, C Targa and P Somerset 172, J Prindiville with Me Contes EE Malisel 7, and Barrellly 141 along with Lesney and K Tool Dey and ET Martin Melee and Bacher Wt FM.
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Sawyer Ami
W. Speer
C. Targa
P Somerset
J. Prindiville
Arrelly
Ho Lesney
K_ tool
ET Martin Melee
Bacher
Whyalla Hears Henry Carter Birthday Celebration
The event celebrated Henry Carter's coming of age at his father's residence in Whyalla. Guests included A Taylor, C Jones, A Cottell, L Rodda, R Sampson, J W Carter, A Ball, W Heynolds, A Sanders, M Nathan, F Meeride, Lean, D Kretschner, J Poundr, J Cook, E Puddy, F Heake, D Yates, A Farrew, F Adams, A Mesecke, T Dibdin, and T Tay. A birthday cake was displayed and toasts were given to Henry's mother and sister who could not attend.
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Connack
C Pain
R Martin
W. Gee
J. Eason
P. Prose
Picey
Dungy
Wales
Henry Carter
Whyalls
J Bruner
E Cottea
A. Taylor
C. Jones
Cottell
L. Rodda
R. Sampson
D. Yates
A. Farrew
F. Adams
Usta
Henry
Mesecke
T. Dibdin
T. Tay
Britain and Former Soldiers Face London Conference Charges
Britain remains divided over former servicemen in the empire as a London conference hears renewed claims. GW Holland cites unfunded, hostile charges against returned sailors and soldiers, noting Australia’s response and earlier 1934 conference positions on separate organisation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melpuliine
London
Maba Yrygudley
Dominion
GW Holland
Returned Sailors and Soldiers” Imperial League
Australia
National Union of Railwaymen Registration Upheld
Fragmentary text reports a National Union of Railwaymen registration decision at Wallwasuun, with mentions of a strike at a railway station and opposition from rival unions. No clear dates or places are reliably readable.
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National Union OF Railwaymen
Melbouse
Weumessay
Unon
Wallwasuun
Rechabitism in Pirie Marks Milestone Birthday
A report from the Independent Order of Heehuliten relates a fifty fifth year in order at Pirie juvenile and adult sections. ACW Goodine, nearing seventy-one on his adult membership anniversary, is celebrated with district officers and a program including acknowledgments for long service and questions answered by officers. Several juniors receive certificates. many officers and sisters are named for roles in the ceremony and upcoming district events.
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Heehuliten
Wis
Urom Tek
Watson
BGM
Tui J
Anpsun
LPGN
Een Thomas
Mindmarsh
Grant
Prospect
Watnon
D.c.s Bry
Goodine
Aduil
Slater
Uheasun
Mes UN Avis
Tullerwine
Mavis Jacobsen
Hief
Milet
Stella Heiehelt
Miley Piston
Teague
Nath Tonkin
Earign Wee
Calin Twining
Wtewaeus
Muu
Rn Ka Waker
Viet
Sloler Md
Marton
Dejuly
Hobertson
Fast
Webl
Watbeige
Sowtrum
Whitvtead
Init
Smith
Brox
Vanisertivht
Devils Ciut
Mares
Leyites
Javenite
J. Sammomon
Maddie
G. $. Chesson
A. Tartan i Elarne
Russia Britain seek urgent clarification on pact terms
Reported talks between Russia and Britain focus on the draft alliance and its reference to League action. Britain reassures Moscow on key points while questions remain about Yugoslavia neutrality and potential German pressure. Exchanges continue with hopes a pact will be signed soon as other powers vow mutual aid if Poland or Hungary are attacked.
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Mowan Ono
Bunale
Yugoslavia
Ivan
Ruena
Tiv Partx
Frawer
Britain
Daily Mail
Paria
France
Itursla
Poland
Flaudnis
Imposition Charge in Peterborough Case At Woodville North
In Adelaide at the Adviatds Police Court Henry Fhutius Gooper 20 laborer, charged with false representations to Mrs Lang of Peterborough to obtain money. Prosecution alleges Cooper claimed to represent the Prisoners' Aid Society and sought a doctor and petition for release to access a motor car, with Mrs Lampard’s car involved. Cooper denied intent to obtain money, stating motive was to gain possession of the vehicle. The case hinges on alleged imposition and financial motive related to Batlis health and custody in King William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Batis
Peterborough
Henry Fhutius Gooper
York Street
Woodville North
Mra
Allen Teberes Lang
Woper
Me. L. Bond
Sala
Suinday
Cooper
Mes
Lusa Pard
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Come Aimilar
Bata
Arranay
Batts
Bond
Balis
Poltol
Tilin
King William Street
Vutala
Batly
Bund
D.C. Menzies
Duncan Menaies
Rosewater
Sydney
Wentworth
Dlac
Cecil Irk
Joie Row
Man’s Skull and Leg Fractured in South Australia Road Crash
Norman Brite Wellington, 31, of Brandreth Street Tusmore, bread carter, was rushed to Adelaide Hospital after a motorcycle collision with a trolley on Port Road Southwark. He is listed in critical condition. Also injured were Albert Simmsen, 50, Parkdale. Ethel Bertram, 41, Norwood. and Marjorie Grunott, 10, Gilbyet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Norman Brite Wellington
Brandreth Street
Tusmore
Bread Carter
Capital Care
Port Road
Southwark
Camp
Trolly
Tuee McKenzie
Fruiteree
Wellington
Turles
Uthers
Albert Simmsen
Stamiford Avenue
Parkabde
Ethel Bertram
Marrried
Clark
Britain accelerates King George V class battleship program
London reports Britain speeds up construction of King George V class battleships to preserve naval balance against Germany Japan and ally threats. News says 46 40 time gun spointings and 25 000 tons of armor plates for ships Lion and Temeraire ordered. New ships to be laid at Birkenhead and Tyne.
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London
Lion
Temeraire
Tuay
Birkinhead
Tyro Slater
Britain
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Blue Bird
YHULD
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W. J. Pimlott
the House of Good Furniture
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Phone Pirie
Serman Volunteers
Merlin
Franen
Millie
NEW Austral Theatre
Louis Hayward
Victoria
Bullua
Baverton
Tasmania
Queensland Golf Championship
Ferrier
Adelaide Hospital
Interstate Telegrams
Canberra
Federal Cabinet Des de
Militia
Ar.c
Grantley
Randiaf
Glentor
Prince Lion
Deaton
Serm
Curly
Royal Turk
Trebleworth Cymr
Prince Comus
Transport Board
Pire
Whyalla
Russia
Recorder
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League
Geneva
Batis Case
Buffy
Ellen Street
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