Japan forms new cabinet to end isolation and seek closer ties
A new Japanese cabinet headed by Premier Koki Hirota is announced with Shigeru Yoshida as Foreign Secretary Terauchi as War Minister and Admiral Nagano as Navy Minister. The move signals a turning point toward ending isolation and improving relations with Russia.
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Turkiy
Japan
Koki Hirota
Shigeru Yoshida
Count Terauchi
Admiral Nagano
Hirota
Russia
Contradictions in Japan's Destinies Examined in London
The London Daily Telegraph argues Japan faces a threefold struggle among the army bureaucracy and Parliament. It notes the late General Nagata's death as a sign of domestic ferment and observes a drift toward parliamentary democracy amid military prestige and royal access. The piece links democratic ideas with economic risk and hints at a future British parliamentary influence on Japan’s political evolution.
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London
Telegraph
Brngst H. Pickering
Japan
Nagata
Trial as spy accuser denies charge in London case
Hermann Gorris, on trial for espionage, testified he served as an intelligence officer, studied captured pilots and treated prisoners kindly. He claimed he only collected information for a book and had not sought any secret service appointment since the war.
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London
Hermann Gorris
England
London Metal Exchange Prices Report on Nov 3 in Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association notes London Metal Exchange quotes for copper lead tin and zinc. Copper standard spot down. three months up. Lead spot and forward prices rise. spelt and tin also show movements. Gold fine open market price up slightly per ounce.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Winemaking Diploma Course Proposed at Roseworthy College
Adelaide Friday news reports Premier outlines plan to offer a local winemaking diploma in Australia. R J Butler presided at Roseworthy College speech noting graduates could stay in Commonwealth. Government aims to attract students nationwide by providing premier training without studying abroad.
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Adelaide
R. J. Butler
Roseworthy College
South Australia
Boller
Commonwealth
Australia
Six Hysterical Women in New York Strike Collapse
A New York report notes the strike by waitresses attendants faced sabotage and violence. Six hysterical women attempted a 21 story climb to a federal office in a building undergoing labor unrest, but the ascent ended with a collapse and the group reacting with hysteria and exhaustion.
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Cabies
New York
Loise
Olive
Ware
Bombed ambulance in Abyssinia sparks mixed casualty report
A collapsed hospital scene in Abyssinia after an air attack left 57 loadmakers among casualties and damaged an ambulance post. Engineer Cesare Roweo and his wife defended the position until their ambulance exhausted. three Abyssinian patients were killed as tents and wards were destroyed. London medical officials warned the strike risks wider chaos.
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London
Abyssinia
Aembilaner
Ammuni
Melly
Thelayeu
Ambulantes
Mombe
Kross
Tl Square
Ted Gross
Railways award to cut hours in Tasmanian service
The Federal Arbitration Court awarded a new agreement affecting more than 800 Tasmanian railway workers. The deal cuts fortnightly hours from 10 to 12 for country staff and from 7 to 8 hours for most Tasmania rail employees, with overtime and penalty rates to be revised. sessions opened in a South Australian hospital, with a March 15 implementation target and broader public notice to follow.
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Drake-Brockinall
Federal Arbitration Court
Waynite
Astra Fan Railways
Tasmanian Railways
Tasmania
Night Court Finds Tanker Crewman Guilty of Indecent Language
Oswald Yankila of the Balaklava crew was charged with indecent language and assaulting a constable at Pirie Police Station. He was found guilty on both counts and fined 10 pounds for each offense after testimony detailing a confrontation in a Dayksun shop and threats to fight witnesses.
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Pirie
Oswald Yankila
WG HA Wed Bet
Evatt
Dayksun
Eile Street
Marek John Aplin
Hemel
Perm
Piriee
Defeydant
Turks
Duckwait
Ramsay MacDonald Visit Haliisay March Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ramsay MacDonald with hints of a planned visit to a state or institution. The garbled text mentions a south wing and possible timing in March with unclear names and places.
Helping Hand To Association In Solomontown Club Meeting
Embers of Solomontown Football Club voted to contribute one third of the association debt at their annual meeting held at Pirie Motel. President Sari presided as Mr. Munro urged clubs to see themselves as part of the association amid a roughly sized attendance. The secretary’s report pleased members while the treasurer Mr. Lord itemized receipts and expenses including sick fund, donations, band, and exhibition fees with modest surpluses and ongoing funds.
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Solomontown
V. Munro
Association
Aneting
Pirie Motel
Sari
Ehale
Watt
Lord
At Bank
Lngh
Pelty East
Dan
F. Burton
Mies
Lerts
AWA Mats
Nopli Adwlulite i Titude
Broken Hill Nilub
Endhenn Cee KG
Nevident Lund Ant
Vail
Old Teddy tours Glasgow shipyard amid noisy crowds
Edward VIII visited a Clyde shipyard near Glasgow, welcomed by shouting crowds demanding a speech. He inspected rooms, chatted with workers, and urged the corporation to spare walls as housing plans. He remarked he had seen worse incidents elsewhere.
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London
Edward VIII
Clyde
Glasgow
Durham
Wals
Club Comendel Report on Annual Meeting Highlights
The club concluded its year with a financial report showing a banked balance and a revised annual statement. Officers were elected, bids extended to past members, and plans discussed for future efforts. The association noted a loss and debt, with Mills and Munro addressing questions about expenditures and member contributions.
Persecuted Jews Debate Frays in London Commons
In the House of Commons, reports quoted pretences of Jewish persecution in the East End. The dialogue touched on anti Jewish sentiment, noting estimates of Jews in the region and government stance, while acknowledging rising hostility in parts of London despite some opposition.
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London
House of Commons
Pere
Iaritain
Tad
John Sina
High Court Upholds Seamen Award Penalties
In Melbourne a majority of three to two upholds clauses in the sea men's award that impose penalties for incitement to strike and allow seamen to handle cargo or bunkering if waterside workers are unavailable. Justices Latham, Starke, and Dixon state the Arbitration Court is empowered to prevent disputes by appropriate methods.
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Melbourne
High Court
Latham Starke
Dixon
Federal Parliament Validates Seamen Licences in Dispute
The Fuligh Court narrowly dismisses an appeal by Bil Bit of the Seamen Unlutt asking for a declaration that Transport Workers and Seamen regulations were invalid as unconstitutional. Justices say Parliament has power to exclude any petition or body from interstate commerce.
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Melbourne
Fuligh Court
BIL Bit
Seamen's Unlutt
Transpork Workers Et
Tratapork Workers
Tsewmen
el Unit
Starke
Stump Falls on Contractor Kills Man in Ales Mountain Area
In Ales Mountain on Friday, a contractor identified as Hhyoiee Murvyay Hansen, 42, was killed when a tree stump fell during shovel work on the property of Vietor H. Hiroe. The accident occurred as the tree slipped and collapsed, instantly ending the worker's life and injuring no others.
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Ales Mtn
Hhyoiee Murvyay Hansen
Ina
Vietor H. Hiroe
Melbourne Bank Commission Hear John McCahon Urges Bank Rationing
Testimony at the Bank Commission details that swings in exchange rates caused traders to fear commitments. John McCahon, president of the Victorian Master Drapers Association, argues for rationing by banks and extending Commonwealth Bank functions. He proposes an information bureau of economists and business leaders to aid the commercial world and warns against private bank monopoly pressures.
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Melbourne
John McCahon
Victorian Master Drapers' Associaton
Bank Commission Today
Ory. Rot. Sillisci
Com Winsion
Mr. McMahon
Commonwealth Bank
Harloeder Iphtess
Credit Bia
Mmuel Gouke
General Manuit Trustee Company
Peesent Coalitions
Uni
Mattie
Fortnightly Tests at Pirie School Results Summary
Fortnightly tests at Pirie School show strong performance across grades VI and VII. Notable results include top marks for Doris Pavitch and Mary Chow in girls and Frank Smith and Joho lil among boys, with mixed scores across houses such as Nustralid and Flinders. The report records a House system adoption and assigns performance tallies by house, student, and subject.
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Hira VI Letris
Liles Millerd
Ivan Bikehof
Fladys Baverstock
Mar+t McDougall
Dorothy Olson
Howley
Joyce Timms
Dawning
Marna Meadowcraft
Juin C. Davies
Allent
Jamiey Musking
H. Walters
Ey. M.drlltain
T., Wastell
L. i. Fisher
K. Baker
Kay
A. Murdoch
L. Berryman
Mary Patsakis
Bill Jones
Lance How
Non Timms
Robert Burstyne
Hoy Batchelor
James Hunter
Rai Il
Marion McDonwid
Lorna Grossman
Shirley Smith
Billy Kean
Belly Scott
Heather Pil- Hoyill Birrell
Ken Kowlar
Jephenson
Arthur Phil- Wi
Ranapetitiall
Court hints at bank action in Curtin case
Mr Curtin expressed astonishment on Friday at a treasury matter. The Commonweal Bank Board was cited as a first class notional instance by Mr Curlin. He planned to pursue the issue in Parliament and sought further action.
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Gandbura
Gurtin
Witlie Inn of Treasury
Commonweal Bank Board
Curlin
State lottery plea outlined by local government committee
The Local Government Association committee discussed a state lottery to fund hospitals and research without boosting gambling, arguing proceeds would stay in South Australia. Chairman H. B. Piper and others noted witnesses, with Lyons highlighting hospital subsidies and limited advertising. The inquiry examined cross state lessons and voluntary tax implications.
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Adelaide
Commission
H. B. Piper
Mesars
Queensland
Mears
Golden Cudmore
Condon
Ms.l.c
Casket
South Australia
MMJ
A Lyon
Heerworth
Hoghen
Lyons
Georgetowm
Local Government Association
Lyona
Lyong
Port Augusta Railway Work Begins At Stirling North
Preliminary arrangements for the Port Augusta to North Pirie railway section are under way. Contractors Farley and Lewers set up offices and living quarters at The Grange near Port Augusta. Men are arriving daily and camping in improvised shelters as Stirling North becomes active. A shop has opened, a public telephoto is installed, and a vetting shop will open soon with a police constable to patrol within weeks.
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Port Augusta
North Pirie
Farley Amdd Lewers
Youths Gun Charge Fined in Police Court
George Alexander Wallace, aged 19, was charged with carrying a revolver without a licence. The court imposed a maximum penalty of £100 with six months hard labor. the magistrate called it a severe lesson and noted the danger of a young man with opportunities in the Children’s Guard. A witness described the accused as carrying a gun to seduce young girls, though they would not testify.
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Jude
A.) Donaldson
Duttaney
George Alexander Wallace
Hunson
Taxi driver charged with murder after fatal September crash
A taxi driver from Seaytowr was questioned after a September crash that killed a man in Troy Sullet. Police report no other details. the driver faces murder charges following the inquiry.
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Muurder
Bookmaker Committed For Trial On Fraud Charge
Bryan Loughnan, a bookmaker, was committed for trial in Richmond Court today on a charge he offered £12 to a municipal tenderer to secure the support of five Richmond councillors for a contract. The allegation states he attempted to cnoney with intent to defraud.
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Melbourne
Richmond
Ichmond
Bryan Loughnan
Telat
Tim
Head
Cnoney
Adelaide Notices and Appointments Chronicle
Personal notes from Adelaide list a day of return and various appointments. Sir George Bitchie heads Mental Defectives Act administration, while Rev. D Powell Richards departs for Rome for months. Edward A Ason becomes barrier notes junior clerk, and J A O'Loughlin resumes work at Port Adelaide Customs. W Buetiful arrives from Melbourne. J Shepley marks 60 years with A W Seadford. E T McPhee plans Hobart retirement. transit listings cover Whyalla flights and crew movements.assistants
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Yuppliy
National Policy Investigation Council
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Meke
London Metal Market
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Brockman
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Moore
Joe
Fat Limsthane
Winster
Vefendan
Fiat
MR. Ramsay MacDonald
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Prius
Haliisay Mar Teliahh
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S. Modu Aunilor
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Hudd
Suevy
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Munro
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Om Weir
Ue Sear
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Jeld Adler
G. Burton
Tiway
W. Arbott
Lard
Tuy
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Cigilgus
G. J. Sudehiinman
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W. Munrg
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L. H. Oaklands
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W. Mutiro
Munn
E. Burton
Pryor
M. Thornton
G. Saundourkewper
Juvenel
Cavenett
FS. Doddaw
FP. Flint
Agsociilion
Efler
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Owe & Penny
Atheseittelk
Muurn
Flint Hau
Miie
Ade- Lile
Full High Court
Justice Dluon
Timor
Dr. Fenton
Parkhill
Fenton
Timor Sea
Ymiphine
Amy
Draper
Pirie School
Mie Sehwol
Ystem
Mauise
Nustralid
Flinders
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Horwmount
House of Victory
D. Gooley
Mr, Curtin
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Plea OF Local Government Committee
Ite
Eree Ee Nak Mission
Redhill
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Warly
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Istet
Executive Council
George Bitchie
D. Powell Hichards
St Barnabas’ Church
Solomantown
Rome
Edward A. Ason
Barrier Noles
J. A. O'Loughlin
Port Adelaide
W. Buetifuril
Vblent Mane Ser
Alesander’s Recquets Pty. Ltd
Madden
South Austrelia
Western Australia
Ji. Shepley
A. W. Sead
Ford & von Md
Shvuley
Send— Fird's
Wis
E. T. McPhee
Hobart
Ale Matt
Moluide
Whyalla
Middleton
Pirle
Gom
Wereral Aviation Company
Anderson Kdear
Miss Jully
Irie
Th Maunsell
Kvast
Anderson
Aviatio Garamny
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