Prime Minister Surprised By Businessmen Jitters in War Rumors
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Menzies urged calm at Chamber of Commerce luncheon amid war rumor jitters. He warned of stock market volatility and urged normal business, noting many global people favor peace, while outlining potential impacts on overseas trade, munition costs, and unemployment. He discussed government contracts and defense aims, and possible shifts in Australian exports and manufacturing.
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Melbourne
R. G. Menzies
Chamber of Commerce
Joan
Australia
Advisory Overseas Trade
Casey
Ainister
Supply
Menies
Bestia
Termine
Sheffield
Iad
Seela
Britain
Astralian
England
Won Trotting Race Disqualification Ends Win at Ascot
In Melbourne on Monday Grand Dalla initially won a trotting race after defeating Takenini by a short margin in the Novice Handicap at Ascotton. The result was overturned when Grand Dalla was found to have started from the wrong mark and was disqualified by the stewards, leaving the eventual winner unnamed.
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Melbourne
Grand Dalla
Ascotton
Uniting
Takenini
Grand Della
Joint Cabinets Sydney Debate on Menzies Ministry
Fragmented readable text shows discussion of a constitutional crisis in New South Wales and federal politics. Mentions Mundas Hi Toupdaes Goun ey Bury, Sir Barty Page Uruiler, Mr Mitt, and Mr Menzies with debate over a possible complete Ministry and provision of legislation amid party tensions.
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Sydney
Mitt Vehitemai
Gouney Bury
New South Wates
Barty Page Uruiler
Pnjieg Snisialin Party
Menzies and
Thermometer Reading Summary
Yesterday's high reached 64 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 6 32 am at 48 degrees.
Rescuer in South Maine describes mine collapse escape
TIMBER pinning forced a dramatic underground rescue at Broken Hill South mine on Saturday. Bill O Malley, freed after a fall of skimp wash and timber pinned him at the 90 ft level, said rescuers switched to the 825 ft level after Ray Byrne was saved. Four other miners remained buried. none recovered after 72 hours. Messages of sympathy came from former mine manager W E Wainwright, Seton of the Corporation Board in London, and the Druids Lodge in Sydney.
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Broken Hill
Bill O'Malley
South Mine
Ray Byrne
O'Malley
Byrne
Mr. O'Malley
W. E. Wainwright
Coats Fs Seton
Corporation Board
London
Druids’ Lodge
Syd- Ine
Togo
Melbourne court charges two Adelaide men in racing corruption scheme
In Melbourne City Court Leopold Rosengarten and Newedd Carraill were charged with deception connected to alleged race fixing. The pair allegedly told Hubert Gillespie they could place bets and obtain a horse trainer’s stock as part of the scheme. The court heard Rosengarten had obtained a loan and later sought funds for a pool, but the defense claimed no evidence supported the accusations.
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Leopold Rosengarten
Newedd Carraill
Kerk
Adelaide
Hubert Gillespie
Melbourne
Fallleside Iid
Aung
Young Pirie woman dies in Adelaide
Miss Norah Hutchinson aged 23, a Pirie girl and third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hutchinson of Solomontown, died at Northfield Hospital after eight months illness. She played basketball after leaving school and worked at a city store before taking up nursing two years ago. Her remains were to be interred at Hindmarsh Cemetery.
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Northfield Hospital
Adelaide
Norah Hutchinson
Miss Hutchinson
W. M. Hutchinson
Solomontown
Y ‘Hindmarsh
Pirie Social and Official Notices Roundup
Prominent visitors and local appointments include Rev J E Cresswell of Adelaide visiting Pirie, plus Mrs Stevens and daughter Maureen on annual leave. Railway and hospital news note J A Glass resuming duties after sick leave and multiple patients and staff at Pirie Hospital. A listing of others—Miss Nell Shacklock taking Canberra civil service post, Mr N W Strange named Victorian traffic assistant, and Will Bond aiding a local charity concert.
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A. Anderson
Church of Chii Foreign Missions
Pirie
Adelaide
J. Leigh
Commonwealth Railways
GC. L. Springall
Pirie Hospital
J. Barr
Main Road
G. Tierbis
Revell Suet
D. McDougall
R. London
Sixth Street
J. W. Iman
Solomon S Town
Ernest Tate
Tate & Lyle
Hesston Afrettabana
Guo
J. A. Kelly
Commonwealth Gazette
N. W. Strange
Lawn Tennis Association of Victoria
Will Bond
Royal Institution For
North Adelaide
Canberra
Prime Minister's
Nell Shacklock
W. Phillips
Solomontown
Pine Junction
E.W. Golding
Football Association
British Ships At Tientsin Face Strain Of Blockade
British ships Yatshing and Chengtu arrive at Tientsin signaling a possible easing of the blockade. Weather, rising prices, and food shortages loom as Japanese patrols repel food deliveries and tensions rise in the concession. News notes include brutal searches, propaganda balloons, loudspeakers at gateways, and mounting hostilities amid scarce supplies.
Britain and Japan face tensions in Tientsin crisis
The Domesnewsagency notes Japan’s policy remains firm and that Britain will not back China unilaterally. London shows no compromise signal, Chamberlain to speak to Parliament. Admiral Keyes warns a cautious hesitation could lead to war and humiliation.
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Britain
China
Tientsin
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Roger Keyes
Hornsey
Vegetables Seized In British Concession At Tientsin
Reported in London on Monday that food conditions in the British concession at Tientsin improved slightly after infantry units marched out to supply vegetables loaded onto trucks. Japan warned of 22 volt lighting on 31 miles of surrounding wire and rejected British calls to ease food transport restrictions. Britain warned of possible economic action and loss of protection for British property if Japan retaliates. A Briton Frew and American committee is being formed to arrange food imports by freighter ships.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Tientsin
Britain
Japan
Ap Kulangsi
Frew
Ameri
Freien
Airmail Passengers List for Adelaide–Whyalla Service
A list of passengers for the Adelaide to Whyalla airmail day is released by Me Pirie, agent for acRobersen hller Altiness Pirie Whyella. Names include Mr B Parsons and Mrs L Windsor, with destinations Adelaide and Whyalla. LC Moody listed among travelers.
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Adelaide-Whyalla
Pirie
acRobersen Hller
Altiness Pirie Whyella
B. Parsons
Whyalls
Isle
L. Windsor Pirie
Adelaide
LC Moody
Second Solomontown protest against St Mark's dismissed
At a Pirie Football Association meeting Solomontown Club failed to overturn a ruling over Sawatzke who played on May 20. The protest was dismissed. Sawatzke was registered and eligible. Debates noted charges and limits of Rule 26 and 30 with return of protest fee to Solomontown.
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Pirie Football Association
Solomontown Club
St. Mark's
K. Sawatske
Solomonton
Sawateke
Bij Hetel
Sawatzke
Solomontown
W. I. Threadgola
Lambert
Chase
Raavist
Munro
Sawatske
Recnutts— Gon of
Teague
Keane
Llanvert
Handbags and Gloves Match Latest Accessories
Accessories to complete outfits include a range of handbags in many shapes and new shades plus Smart Skin and Fabric Gloves on display. The season’s popular shades are featured prominently.
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Prests Ltd
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Stock Exchange
Peete Ted
Hoopers
Port Pirie
Country Party
Toaralaar
Martie
Staumtan
Stauton
Arith
Amd
South
Maine
J. £. Cresswell
FRGS
The
Australian Christian World
J. Stevens
Maureen
Angle Street
City
JA. Glass
Chengtu
Tokio
America
Hai River
British
United Press Curtesy Pondemt
Ina
Anobi
Erie
Oringime
Hams
Lowestoft
Baron Hiramata
Gen Tragaki
Qhawor
St. Mark’s
League
Prests Limited
Pirie's
van Roth
Mike
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