Terrible earthquake in Yugo-Slavia reports casualties
United Service Belgrade dispatch describes a severe Yugo-Slavia quake with about 150 dead and 300 injured. Many buildings collapsed and transport lines were wrecked. One field telephone remains the only link to the outside world as relief efforts begin. Leaders Alexander and Prime Minister Zinko begin to organize aid.
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Belgrade
Sandas
Ana
Yugo-Slavia
Siberia
Ibeir
Vartar
Kang Alexander
Yugo-Slivia
Zinkoyileh
South Australians shine in Victorian rifle meet
South Australian riflemen excel at the Victorian Kulte Association annual shoot in Melbourne. OH M Natt of Langhorne's Creek won prizes for 3 and 900 yards and the two day aggregate, with WGreer of Adelaide taking the Tembleton Prize at 1000 yards and F S Nelson of Concord and H G James of Parramatta placing high among NSW and NSW entrants.
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Melbourne
Victorian Kulte Association
OH. M. Natt
Langhorne’s Creek
S.A
Frank Stuart
Swallow
Ariel
W. Grees
Adelaide
Tembleton
Nelson
Concord
N.S.W
H. G. James
Parramatta
Federal Public Service Salary Reduction Plan Likely Accepted
Representatives of federal service organisations met the Public Service Commissioners to discuss a ten percent salary cut not yet affected by reductions. The plan is believed to be accepted and will be reviewed at a Canberra conference with New South Wales federal service organisations in attendance.
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Melbourne
Mondag
Federal Service
Public Service
Canberra
New South Wales
Wandearah Cult ura The Agriculture Bureau Meeting
The wanual general meeting at Wandearah featured Mr H v Pritchard of the Advisory Board of Agriculture giving an address on the department’s work for primary producers. Trophy winners in crop competitions were Eagle Bros Wandearah East first, F T Johns Hundred Pirie second, W Vanstone Wandearah East third. A dance ended a very enjoyable evening with thanks offered to speakers and organizers.
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Wuetaie Very Wauueuran Dravett
Agricultural Bureau
Rte Misaes Gao
L. Searle
J. Sadter
Screenos
Pritchard
Messly Eagle Bros
Wandearah East
F. T. Johns
Hundred Pire
W. Vanstone
Wandearis East
A. Laurie
Nelshaby
W. E
Martens
Hundred Pirie
E. J. Orchard
W. J. Sadier
E. Perry
L. C. Crouch
Ferme
Mesars Pritchard
Orchard
Engine Tumbles Into Street in Parramatta
Sydney report: a goods tram engine and tender plunged ten feet into Parramatta Street after breaking through a dead end. The driver and crew leaped free just before disaster. Three pedestrians narrowly escaped, a truck avoided being crushed, and a gaping hole opened along the footpath.
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Sydney
Paramatta
Grecoan
Sydney Cup Favours Withdrawn Entrant List
Sydney race notes reveal Phar Lap withdrawn from the favorition with a shuffled field including Waterline Pavilion Cathmar Casquy d Or Mystic Peak Moll som Fliat Arrow Vernoin Holdfast Parkwood Golden Arrow Killarney Pembens and others in the Sydney CCP program.
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Sydney
Pavilion
Cathmar
Casquy
d'Or
Mystic Peak
Mollsom
Fliat Arrow
Vernoin
Holdfast
Parkwood
Golden Arrow
Killarney
Pembens
Knetor
CCP
Farewell Social For Mr and Mrs Walsh at Australia Hall
A farewell social was held at Australia Hall Buller’s Bridge for Mr and Mrs J Walsh and family who leave the area after 26 years on their farm. Local figures praised their service, presented gifts, and guests enjoyed music and a dance as goodbyes were exchanged.
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B. Walsh
Ely
Australia Hall Buller's Bridge
E. B. Welch
Walsh
Aisteiet
Prank Welshad
Port Pirie
M. B. Middleon
Eddie Walsh
Frank Johns
Pivin East Crickey’ Club
Eddie Wateh
Mc Walsh
Messrs
W. E. Martens
F. A. Solas
G. Kain
Warnertown
H. F. Welan
Jack Hannan
E. Staley
J.C
A. FL
Gaede
Tne
Fy Walsh
A. Johns
G. Walsh
Jackson Sn Page
Paul Son
Osward
Miss Page
Sketen
Thr
Sy C. Fitzgerald M.P
W. C. Slater
Eer
E. Walsh
Thieves baffled by bank safe theft in Sydney
Thieves failed in three attempts at the Commonwealth Bank temporary office on Castlereagh Street during the weekend. Bricks were removed from a wall to reach the wall safe. the burglars used three acetylene gas plants stolen earlier from a shop in Surry Hills. They escaped with £75 in stamps and notes, while the main haul, reported as possibly between £40,000 and £? was left intact.
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Sydney
The
Commonwealth
Ss Bank
Castlereagh Street
Bikoto
Surry His
Soviet Union outlines socialist progress at All-Union Congress
Moscow reports detail the forward push of socialism in industry under Mikhail Kalinin and Vyacheslav Molotov. The speech defends export strength, laments labor conditions, and notes vigilance over Anglo-Soviet relations amid rising capitalist pressure and political attacks in Britain.
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United Services
Moscow
M. Mabtov
People’s Commissars
Sith All-Union Soviet Congress
Sucgdma
Vzadyl Hussl
M. Molotov
M. Mololey
Feussin
M. Molotoy
Britain
Congress
England
Ex Federal Member J M Chanter Dies at 86 in Caulfield
Former federal MP and long time Chairman of Committees Mr J M Chanter died today in Caulfield aged 86. He served in the New South Wales Parliament before Federation and held ministerial office. He retired from active service nine years ago.
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Melbourne
J. M. Chanter
House of Representatives
Caulfield
Federation
New South Wales
New Motor Vessel Macdkin Trials on Clyde
The Burns Philp motor vessel Macdkin completed successful trials on the Clyde today. It established a wireless record by directly communicating with Sydney, marking a notable achievement for the new craft.
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London
Macdkin
Clyde
Sydney
Fall of the Mighty Chinese Generals Weakened by Losses
Report outlines rapid decline of Wu Pei fu and Chang Tsung chang once mighty leaders. Wu Pei fu, once controlling 60 million people and Hankow, seeks monthly 120 from Lin Tsuato or disbands his 40 man bodyguard. Chang Tsung chang, ex Shantung ruler with 30 million people and 250000 troops, lives as exile in Beppu Japan. His mother in Dairen sends money via jade sales to sustain him.
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Wu Pei-fu
Chang Trang-chang
China
Hankow
Lin Tsuato
Szechuan Rovince
Chang Tsung-chang
Shan— Tung
Beppu
Japan
Dairen
Tvori
Saved Man from Death in Terror Attack Trial at High Court
A 24 year old man known as the "Ranor King" and leader of the Billy Hoye gang faced 1 months imprisonment for assault after a 40 strong gang attack in Chicago. A girl who witnessed the attempt to kick the victim to death testified he was saved. Prosecutor T M Taylor described gang methods, noting blackmail of shopkeepers to fund protection.
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Chicago
Wie High Court
Lord Anderson
Uhm
Hogs
Billy Hoye
Zai Stern
Opulent Gangster Tale Of Tenants And Capone
A Chicago based tale claims a young married couple rented an apartment in Europe then found a large stash of silver and a £120 phone bill charged to Al Capone. Mrs Capone later settled the bill with a £200 note, telling the grateful renter to keep the change.
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Chicago
New York
Times
Europe
France
al Capone
Cable
Capone
Mrs Capone
Appointment of A C Wills as Agent General for NSW
Sir T Lang announces A C Wills, Vice-President of the Executive Council, as Agent General for New South Wales in London succeeding Sir George Pulte. The premier says representation in London is essential to explain the state’s stance to overseas creditors.
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Sydney
Cabine
Todey
A. c. Wills
Executive Council
New South Wales
George Pulte
T. Lang
London
Student Raiders Wreck Kuo Ming Tang Office in Peiping
Four newspaper workers were injured when a mob of students armed with clubs and revolvers raided the Hua Peijin Pxo office, the official Kuo Ming Tang organ. The plant was wrecked and put out of action. An arrest was made. the attackers are believed to be Nationalist Party members seeking parliamentary rule restoration.
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United Service
Peiping
Hua Peijin Pxo
Kuo Min Tang
Furnitre
Acton
Nationalist Party
Australian lawn tennis doubles title clash at Sydney Bay
In the championship rounds at Ruaticutter's Bay the Australian lawn tournament sees Dunlop and Donohue face off against Hopman and Hall for the men's doubles crown while Willard and Weslacourt contest the mixed doubles with Hall and Hopman also highlighted in the draw.
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Sydney
TH. Dunlop
Ane C. Donohue
Rawford
BI Hopman
Nsw
Ruaticutter’s Bay
Willard Nsav
Mra
Weslacourt
Hopman
Hall SW
Pedestrian Club Handicap Declared for Port Pirie Meet
The Port Pirie Pedestrian Club announced handicap race groups for a Memorial Oval event on Thursday evening. Listed entrants include A Mounce, R Pion, Christie, F Green, J Close, R Parr, J Jones, B Whitehead, D McLean, P Green, W Coleman, J Nayton, J Bromilow, and others across multiple yard brackets, with performances noted up to 35 yards.
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Port Pirie
Fie Memorial Oval
ovoLima
Yererea
A. Mounce
Ie. E
R. Pion
W. Coleman
F.anders
J. Owens
Fe Waite
TN. Swann
Bf. Kearns
C. Seymour
C. J. Whelan
E. Broughton
J. Milne
Whitehead
D. Stigwood
G. Manser
J." Brakenrlige
M. Tangley
W. Hutchit
Continental Tonight at Excelsior Ladies Fair
A continental evening in aid of BHAS work stalls at nest month BHAS fair. The Chiaron's Pisy ground hosts a capital programme with performances and institute Mems. 17 public invited to attend and support the Tables Committees. Coal drinks sake and sweets will be on sale. Admission price is stepence.
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Chiaron
Win for Whom East Sydney By Election
Former Minister Frank Anstey comments on the East Sydney by election outcome. He says the result looks like a victory for Nationalism and for the Government, but also a repudiation win. He remains unsure who he will vote with in the House and will not risk expulsion from Caucus.
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Melbourne
Frank Anstey
Yisbea
Sydney
Nan
Ansley
Poll Declared at Pad Shoytin Town Hall In East Sydney
A fragmented report notes the Pad Shoytin Town Hall poll in East Sydney with Labor candidate Mr Ward clashing with Nationalist opponent Mr Lour Hetty. Mr Scullin’s supporters continued the rally. Ward promised action as Mr Courtenay was interrupted while rising to speak.
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Sydney
East Sydney
Padshoytin Town Hall
Labor
Me. Ward
Lour Hetty
Scullin
Maticus
Ward
Ater
Courtenay
Hoatee
Ward enters Canberra Labor ranks amid faction tensions
The newly elected East Sydney Labor member Mr Ward will join the party and is seen as renewing friction between factions. Reports suggest Mr Scullin may step back from party leadership unless he gains income and Ward and other supporters pledge to follow majority decisions.
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Canberra
Sara Labor Fauteny
Censure Motion Sparks Debate in House over Wage Cuts
After Sir Latham’s no confidence bid, Eldridge signals a near vote on government policy linked to the 10 percent wage cut and public service dismissals. Mr Blige says the community condemns the federal government for failing to prevent perceived injustices.
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Sydney
Latham
Norontidene
Io Nn Moune Af
Eldridge
MMAR
Lab
Blige
Noral
Fedral
Circus Church Service at Olympia Aids Singers
A special service led by Prebendary P S G Propert and Rev W A Simmonds gathered diverse attendees around the ring at Mr Bertram Mills circus in Olympia Kensington. Performers, Scottish boys, and Boy Scouts joined in singing and prayers for industrial peace and London prosperity while gifts for the King were noted. Propert urged faith and optimism as artists in the circus aim for perfection.
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P. S. G. Bropert
Deas
Funham
Bertram Mills
Olympia
Kensington
Propert
W. A. Simmonds
St. Matthew's
West Kensington
Frank Foster
Rircus
London
Simmonds
Mills
Wage Reduction Cases Heard in Arbitration Court
Lyell Past Profits and several unions clashed as hearings opened on wage reductions. The court weighed Lyell Mining Company’s profits and dividends against requests to cut wages by ten percent. Industry officials argued savings would hurt employment. unions contended profits justify lower wages. Judgment reserved. further hearing scheduled.
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Melbourne
Employers' Federation
Henry Weeauey
Yaa Ald
Ceni
Wonla Rca
Dethridee
Ryan Ald
Ghief
Meehan
Judement
Mer. E. Grvyndler
AAW
Orankealson
Mt Lyell Mining Company
Anges
Audh
Laoc
Iecamufyny Wan
Auatrilia
Lewis Ale Mei Fe
Hunireda
G. Mooney
Surance
Wyhe
Prem Umis
City Council Meeting Notes On Salaries And Staffing
Adelaide at Monday session discusses salary reductions for city workers and changes in permanent positions. Officials estimate total salaries now around 5,883 pounds with several figures under review.
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Adelaide
Guy Connell
Sears
Man charged in Hong Kong with forged cheque scheme
Joseph Wands, 24, arrived from Spain last October and was sent to 12 weeks reformative detention in Hong Kong on charges of obtaining 60 Australgin pounds by valities cheques. He was arrested in Mania and had waived extradition, claiming he was heavily under the influence of drink.
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United Servies
Hong Kong
Joseph Wands
Spdnes
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