Duke and Duchess Windsor honeymoon to be spent in Austria
Special cables report the Duke and Duchess of Windsor after civil and religious ceremonies at Monts Monts Chateau leaving for Castle Wasserleonburg Austria for their honeymoon. Crowds cheered as the royal couple departed amid guards and police escorts.
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Monts
Austria
WNDU
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Chateau de Candest Monts
France
Wasserleonburg
Duc
Duchess de Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Nuke
Windsor
Hent
Chitwan
Kates
K. Mereien
Han
Mila
Yierde
Inervale
dUrhiss
Wes Anderson
Dtardine
Ted
Darlington
Satur
Anderson Jardin
Hen. A. Jardine
Mair
Duchess of
Church Times
Water for North Lacey Urges Dependable Supply
A. W. Lacey proposes two measures to curb unemployment and ensure stability in the Mildura district. He calls for a permanent dependable water supply for the middle north and acceleration of the five year roads program. He warns against water shortages and urges government action while linking road works to job creation and motor tax revenue.
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Nueili
Public Works Committee
Calli
A.W. Lacey
Aly
Luis But Industries
Nero
Supils
Gomuiltte
Cuhorattak
Unclear historical notice from Tuuepenueue era sources
Fragmented OCR text appears as a local newspaper notice or oblique record with names like Robertson and J ruin dears, references to hospital and ward, and several garbled phrases. The readable elements suggest a late 19th or early 20th century note about appointments, visits, and medical matters, but specifics are obscured by severe transcription errors.
Growth of Population in Hat of Last Year
Population estimates show a net increase to 53,896 for the year, with Adelaide at 316,800. The source records a 5,292 initial figure and notes a rise tied to Commonwealth plan context, attributed to Byer Mustraitan and De rk Wilson.
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Eayherra
Derk Wilson
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Plane from Broken Hill Lands At Gosford Golf Links
A severely weather delayed air journey ends with the Broken Hill bound plane forced to divert north toward Newcastle and land on Gosford golf links about 40 miles north of Sydney. The undercarriage was wrecked but there were no injuries. the pilot described near whiteout conditions and misled by poor visibility.
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Sydney
Broken Hill
Tourim
Newcastle
Gosford
Metrovalls
Gannel
Mistralien Dulkt
Broken Till
Waterney
Boston
Wesstid
Lake Plains
Pam
Aleandale
Rounderstone
Sef
Mary Donald
Barrett
Wittiam Paton Cletanth
Steathabyn
Maker
Chland Paw Baker
Tie Acole
Greland
Trade Pact Early Disclosure Sparks Imperial Conference Debate
London reports intense discussion as the Imperial Conference nears a potential trade pact. Proposals include altering the Anglo-UAWA alignment, with Britain and dominions urged to seek parliaments' consent. Analysts note delays and bilateral talks may shape the final framework amid a wary international response.
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Urumnate
Comerce
Joliet
Uuawa
Betain
Jeany
Ottawa Aereeiens
Hritain
Wela- Sravvigun
Sanib Wiati
Tak’ Briwin
Krenkce
ST Sy
Australia
Federal Basic Wage Hearing in Melbourne Calls for Higher Wage
The Arbitration Court heard unions seek a 3 higher Federal basic wage with the decision reserved. Mr Clarey criticised the South Australian Government for opposing all increases, while Lavine argued the state must not be overcompensated. Chief Judge Dethfile noted SA lacks natural facilities for the motor industry. Clarey urged the court to risk awarding the highest wage with a plan to rectify if necessary.
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Melbourne
Ridge
Arbitration Court
Clarey
Fleexe
Deth File
South Australia
Council Conference Over Rail Plans With Mr. Rogers
City officials and Mr. Rogers discuss the Alpha Terrace Branch Line, railway rights, and potential parallel streets. The mayor chairs as council weighs transit routes, street access, and public safety concerns amid press interest.
Not to Hang Davies and Cody
The Full High Court today unanimously upheld appeals by Rupert Davies and William Cody against murder convictions for James Scriven’s death in January 1936. The judgment stressed fair witness identification, noting safeguards used after custody to avoid suggestive identification.
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Meelbulaak
Uris
High Court
Rupert Davies
William Coty
James Scriven
Officr Messenger
English Court of Criminal Appeal
Rebel Leader Plane Crash in Spain
Rebels report Gen Mois in command of northern forces died in a plane crash. Conflicting accounts describe Allied air strikes and ongoing fighting as Basque attacks and rebel counterattacks unfold across territories. Clashes continue with reports of advances and setbacks on multiple fronts amid the civil war.
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London
Mois
Spain
Muld
Tle
Man Charged With Hold-Up In Eclipse Theatre Incident
Melbourne court heard how a man was held up at night inside the Eclipse Theatre by three assailants with two shotguns. A waiter disarmed one attacker. Keith Ballantyne, 20, a laborer of Carlito, was charged with robbing for Hoyts Theatres Ltd of £41 and committed for trial at Port Melbourne Court.
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Melbourne
Eclipse
Art Melbourne
John Follett
Port Melbourne
Foklen
Hoyts Theatres Ltd
Keith Ballantyne
Carlito
Inquest Deliberates Fatal Langhome Creek Crash
An inquest at Langhome Creek into Henry Richard Baker's death heard a motor mechanic place the car's speed at around 60 mph when it crashed killing one passenger and injuring three. Testimony covered party behavior at the Bridge Hotel and the vehicle’s condition, with evidence about alcohol and witness observations.
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W. F. Adams
Henry Richard Baker
Langhome Creek
Ar A Mieheris
Sin
Reig
Flev Gird
Colin Suruty Soeleby
Larry Koonteske
Strathalbyn
Eapertenes
Guts
Ole Arcident
Koonneake
Tyree Passegers
Alun ‘Vietoe Potts
Vigneron
Thurne
Pickering
Potts
Howard
Lucy May Temple
Horny Cevek
Taker
Slur
Lang- Norma Creak
Grom Boutch
Boxing World Champion Braddock Fined and Suspended
The New York State Boxing Commission fined James J. Braddock £200 and suspended a whistleblower who opposed him. The commission also blocked interference with the BraddockLyuls bout scheduled for April 22. Legal actions and management moves accompany the case as authorities pursue the disputed promotion.
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Recorder
New York
State Boring Commission
James J. Braddock
Bea
Whisller
Braddick
Gommimion
Sun
Braddork
Schmeline
Senmeting
Oxit
Squire Arden
Unyeliik
Louis
Melbourne fraud case nets four thousand pounds
A Melbourne man faced charges of false pretences claiming to be connected to Sydney races. He allegedly obtained 4200 pounds from several victims, including 200 pounds from John Nicholls at Middle Park, by claiming to represent a Sydney betting king. The case cites multiple alleged schemes and high sums.
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Balwsa
Durkes
Sydney
Wither
Ohn Nicholls
Middle Park
Iatin
Wheat Market Decline Spreads to Adelaide and Liverpool
Wheat prices fall across markets with Adelaide merchants cutting offers to four dollars per bushel on trucks at Port Adelaide and outports. Liverpool and Chicago show erratic trade as crop reports dampen demand, with prices easing on liquidation and weak foreign buying.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Totelga
Te Nicholls
Merry Anderson
Saskatche
Canada
Chicago
Winthpess
Gold May Be Cheaper May Be Discussed At Conference
A distorted note from HustlWON suggests navies are considering the impact of a weaker gold standard. The fragment indicates talks at an Imperial conference may address whether continued restraint could hold down monetary expenditure.
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Ava Dominion
Country Women's display draws near five hundred entries
Nearly 500 entries were exhibited at a Country Women's Association show in Pirie with about 400 attendees enjoying a musical program. Miss C J Scott and Mrs L J Short won major prizes. the eight sections included woolwork, crafts, cookery, flowers, and miscellaneous items. The event featured extensive displays from local schools and clubs, with judges praising the high standard and many pieces attracting special mentions.
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Pirie
Mra
L. J. Short
Aidlally
Vwlileh 1
Ghn
Devell
Blamey Castle
Z. Adams
Cairo
Mire
A. ‘T. Oswald
Mise C.J. Scott
Jamestown
E.G. Davis
J. Chapman
Phyllis Moore
Mesdames
Bell
J. Doxle
W. Sebe- Wells
Prize winners in local sewing and knitting contest
A local news notice lists prize winners across crafts including knitted items, embroidered doilies, crocheted bed jackets, baby outfits, knitted dresses, and supper cloths. Names such as Miss J. Scott, Mrs. J. Short, Mrs. Neylon, Mrs. Slater, and Mrs. Warnes appear awarded in multiple categories.
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C. Neylon
B. Sullivan
Mira
W. N. Ursden
Mire
L. 4
Short
Mes
M Lonn
L. D. Slater
Mra. Sehedella
P. FE. Jones
L. J. Short
WN. Bryden
Ideal of Friendship State President Address
State President Mrs Wartess delivered an inspiring address to the association, noting messages from the State executive and kindred groups. She praised the enthusiasm across the State, urged unity, and urged members to carry forward the spirit of the organization in this region.
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DP Wartess
Warner
Hussothe
Pete
London Metal Market quotations from Adelaide reports
Latest advices from the Australian Mines and Metals Association show London Metal Exchange quotations for copper lead tin and zinc with several declines noted on spot and forward prices. Standard copper down 20/4 three months down 443/9 and other bars and wires showing small losses while lead forward slips and tin spot down 1 15/25:17 and forward negative, general market unsettled with minor gains in some forward contracts and cash positions.
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Adelaide
Priday
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Etec Uratyde
Deen
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