War Debt Payments AMERICA RECEIVES
Washington reports that war debts total £22,721,000, with America receiving £2,230,918 as full payment from Finland and token payments from Britain Italy Latvia. France notified suspension while Romania and Czecho Slovakia offered token payments and seven countries gave no reply.
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Washington
America
Finland
Britain
Italy
Latvia
France
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
British Mission to Washington Currency Talks Continue
The British mission in Washington will delay discussions on the token payment system for several weeks until September while Mr Lindsay, the U.S. ambassador, leads negotiations. He will maintain talks between Britain and the United States on currency stabilization as other countries are invited to join. A New York report noted hopeful but denied statements about American plans under Mr Woodin.
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London
Lindsay
United States Ambasaulery
America
Britain
Currency Stabilisation Rumoed Agreement Reported
London observers debate rumors of a currency stabilisation pact. Some papers call the forecast premature while others assert an agreement has been reached, suggesting cautious optimism amid financial market talk.
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London
Adelaide inquest reveals near miss before fatal train crossing
An inquest into the death of laborer Edwardstown resident Arnold Stodden Caged 49 heard he was saved from serious injury by a motor car on South Road Edwardstown on June 5, then killed moments later by a train at a nearby level crossing. The coroner noted no railway employee was negligent and the incident followed a near miss when a vehicle saved him from a prior accident.
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Adelaide
Arnold
St. Lawrence Avenue
Edwardstown
South Road
H. M. Muirfield
T Euynley
Dames Hurtle Alien
Lawardstow
Dylinr
Airey My
Fevel
Naulhents
World Conference Debates End With Mixed Outlook
In London on Friday discussions at the World Conference concluded the general debate amid mixed signals. Attempts to speed counterprice talks faltered as hopes dimmed for early progress. Governor Cox, Charlier of The Manclaey, and American delegates were noted in attendance with limited consensus emerging.
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London
Thalasay MacPinaid Tonigh
Cox Sue Apiseuntyad Chala
Manclaey Tonuils
London airs race officials discuss Recorder Special Cables
London authorities confer on recorder special cables for big air race. Representatives from London and Australian agencies met to review plans, timelines, and safety standards amid growing interest in the event.
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London
Mollisons May Be Starters The qasweer fap Mr fat Mea 1X
The readable fragment hints at Mollisons as potential starters amid unclear phrasing. No verifiable names or events emerge to form a complete record.
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London
Mr Fat Mea
Malice
Hipete Weiis
Butler warns on federal distortion harming states finances
Adelaide reports Premier R L Butler says federal competition withdrawal could strangulate states. He cites 20 percent rail freight cuts and a £9 million combined state deficit with Commonwealth surplus of over £3 million. Butler accuses ongoing taxation changes of starving states of revenue and fears constitutional unification through strangulation.
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Butler
Totas
Melbouene
Lenn Council
Commonwealth
States
Inquest into Death of War nertown Motorist
The Port Pirie inquest into Philip Heuzenroeder bank clerk killed March 22 on War nertown road heard Phillip Stephens describe the crash witnesses noted the car’s speed and impact. Coroner questioned Warren and Jones about the scene and timing as the inquest adjourned to Tuesday morning.
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Philip Heuzenroeder
Warnertown Road
Phillip Stephens
Port Pirie Hospital
Stephens
Beaker
Neonesar Tobna
Quilters
Warren
Mr. Wot
Paglar
Wildes Stephens
Sin
Wanney
Philiip Stephens
Anes
Fitendale
Wallan
Larry
Tony Wines
Plaine
Phillips
Unis
Wallop
Thomas Taylor
Phillip Ske Thane
William Dies
Init
Siuty
Togo
Atk
Mom
Jones
Grolly
Slahie Phillips
Nazi Round-Up in Vienna Arrests Over One Thousand Leaders
Vienna reports a Recorder Special Cable roundup arresting 1,124 Nazi leaders including hundreds of public officials and professionals. Nazis blamed for tearing up telephone cables linking Austrian neighbors.
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Vienna
Wnazis
New Award For Railwaymen
The Full Arbitration Court fixed the basic weekly wage for all employees on transcontinental and Central Australian Railways at 3 6/10 pounds west of the 4 021 mile post and 3 1/6 elsewhere. The rates include a 10 percent reduction and compare with earlier awards of 3 4/6 and 2 1/6. The award is retrospective to January 1 and wage levels are made adjustable on the all-station table.
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Melbourne
Drake-Bruckman
Fire destroys joinery shop in St Peters Adelaide
About 12 30 this morning the joinery shop of Mr P H Egagar on Sixth Ave St Peters was gutted by fire. Firemen faced trouble as the nearest fire plug was a quarter mile away and by the time hoses reached the scene the blaze had a firm hold. The shop, only partly insured, was destroyed.
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Adelaide
P. H. Egagar
Sixth Ave
St. Peters
Late Mr. W. G. Innes Laid to Rest at Port Adelaide
A large gathering of business, professional and shipping interests attended the graveside funeral for Mr. W. G. Innes. Archdeacon Fr M Dunn conducted brief services at the residence. Relatives and a wide circle of friends sent messages and tributes from Port Adelaide, Adelaide, and Port Pirie, recalling his strict discipline and considerate leadership at Geddes and Co and Lion Timber Mills.
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W. G. Innes
M. Dunn
IW Goole Reac
K. N. Innes
K. A. Warmington
Kadina
D. Fo
A. G. Warming
B. G. Kerniko
G. A. Anderson
W. W. Fildaman
B. Joyce
Capt. Ai
J. Blair
Lion Timber Mills
David Bower
Innes
oMec
Port Adelaide
Port Augusta
Chas, Geddes and Co
Pork Ancusta
Tim
Charles Geddes
Mr Innes
Port Pirie
J. & Geddes
Weather Record Brief for Yesterday
Yesterday's high reached 65.4 degrees with a low of 46.4. The 24 hour minimum ended at 8:32 a.m. and the afternoon reading up to 4:30 p.m. was 57.8 degrees.
Raith in Australia a Fragment in Odd Verse
Fragmentary lines describe a surreal journey or performance with scattered names and places. The text mentions Sydney and a dated framing, with oblique references to Nie BOR Stevens and various odd phrases suggesting travel or artistic collaboration. The piece reads as a stylized, experimental excerpt with unclear narrative flow.
Personal Inspector to Visit Termwie on Police Business
Inspector Johns of Pox' Pirie will visit Termwie on Monday for important police business. Mrr. HM. Waterman managing director of Mone Theatres Limited arrived in Pirie last night and is staying at Barrier Hotel. Me. R. T. Weetman of Worldville, contractor for main structure work, arrived in Pirie yesterday. Inside and outside the winding of the New Ozone Theatre to Flien street Port Pirie arrived in Pirie yesterday and is staying at Barrier Hotel. At the monthly meeting of Port Pirie sub branch of Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League Mr H. J. Edwards reported Mr Brostrom had left hospital. Mr D. Nesbit progressing slowly and the condition of Mr P. Stephens was about the same.
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Inspector Johns
Pox’ Pirie
Termwie
HM. Waterman
Mone Theatres Limited
Pirie
Barrier Hotel
R. T. Weetman
Worldville
Ozone Theatre
Flien Street
Port Pirie
Bort Pirie
Returned Sailors ‘and Soldiers’ Imperial League
H. J. Edwards
Brostrom
D. Nesbit
P. Stephens
Mystery witness in court halts sly grog case
In Adelaide Police Court today a witness described as Mr X disrupted proceedings in an alleged sly grog sale case against Ricardo Poloni of Hindley Street. The police prosecutor urged anonymity, clashing with the defense over revealing the witness name as the court adjourned to Friday May 23.
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Adelaide
Mr. X
Causel
Ricardo Poloni
Hindley Street
City
And
Hin
Messrs
A. J. Radford
A. A. Sveman
Bi. M. Sabina
P.M
Thy Moller
Jay
Mr X
Bond
Sabine
CG. T. Gun
Potent
Key to success talk stirs Port Pirie youths
A social at the Port Pirie Y M C A featured former YMCA leader Mr V Maddern urging unemployed youths to take charge of their futures. He outlined four keys to success a strong body balanced mind an ambitious soul and a will to win. The event included songs and elocution plus a supper by the Ladies Auxiliary as Mr Arnold welcomed attendees and Tru Barber led educational work.
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V. Maddern
Y.M.C A
Port Pirie Y.M
A. EB. Arnold
Tru Barber
Maddern
Mr. Maddern
J. Retchford
C. K Sparrow
Franci
Navy plans 32 ships in three years cost 238 million
Secretary Swanson announced a naval building programme to place 32 ships on the water in three years at a total cost of 238 million dollars. He said eighty five percent of the cost will go to labor.
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Washington
Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Davis Cup Doubles Duo Set for Crawford Quist Pairing
The Davis Cup team plans to pair Crawford with Quist for doubles, with Mulriatt aiding in the doubles effort as the Australian team prepares to meet Japan.
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Quist
Crawford
Recorder
Special Gables
London
Japan
Simthis
Mulriatt
False Pretences Charge in Central Court
In Sydney on Friday an application to remand William Francis Reid or Young, age 64, on a false pretences charge met strong opposition from counsel Mr Kidston. Crown prosecutors urged transfer to South Australia, arguing the defendant would miss return fare if acquitted. The magistrate ruled Reid could be removed to South Australia but must remain in current custody until sunset.
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Sydney
South Australia
William Francis Reid
Young
Reid
Kidston
Central Court
A. W. Barry
Crown Love One
Decreased Acreage Projected For South Australia Season
In South Australia the expected area sown for the 1933 34 cereals season totals about 950000 acres, down 89942 acres from 1932 33. This estimate, based on farmer responses from each agricultural hundred, was reported by Mr W L Johnston of Government Statist. Office.
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Adelaide
South Australia
W. L. Johnston
Small Pair of Crutches Needed for 14 Year Old Boy
Pire branch of the District Trained Nursing Society seeks a small pair of crutches for a fourteen year old boy. The society asks interested persons to contact The Recorder office to arrange collection.
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Pire
District ‘Trained Nursing Society
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Gilberton
Forrest
Perth
I Pacis -Adélaida
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Ioth E Lloyd
Glue Proprietary
RAITH
Australia
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Christemsd
Nie Bor
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Landen
Toewin
Y.M.C.A
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Mr Maddern
Mien
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