United States Ready to Cooperate in Action for Order
President Roosevelt's era remarks outline America’s stance in world affairs. Secretary of State Cordell Hull signals readiness to take action beyond the Far East with nations sharing common interests, emphasizing safeguarding nations and respecting rights while pursuing a new world order.
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Australian Associated Press
Washington
Cordell Hull
America
United States
Far East
Hesio Vrder
Austria Pleases Itself In Tepid War Talk
The article reflects on Austria’s stance amid rising German influence, noting comments on avoiding intervention to preserve Austrian independence and concerns about the Ravne-Berlin alignment. It mentions Mussolini’s address to the Clamber of Deputies and lists nations including Germany Hungary Poland and Japan.
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Weapinen
Mussolini
Waly
Germany
Mangary
Poland
Japan
Trevtitine
United States
Ravne-Berlin
Indecent assault case backs park offence in Pirie court
Leonard Egbert Todd pleaded guilty in Pirie Police Court to unlawfully and indecently assaulting two young girls in Memorial Park Monday night. He was remanded and committed for sentence at the next circuit court sittings at Gladstone. The elder girl testified tearfully, describing the park meeting and gifts given, while a clergyman and witness police details supported the case. The court ordered witnesses’ fees.
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Leonard Egbert Todd
Det. J. Slinger
Memorial Park
Pirie
Todd
A. H. L. Goode
Gladstone
Det
Slinger
J. Hodge
Baron Rothschild Arrested in Vienna Crackdown
Vienna report notes Baron Louis Rothschild was arrested as Nazi actions widen. Former president Miklas has been placed in protective custody amid sweeping arrests of notable Austrians.
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Vienna
Austria
Baron Louis Rothschild
Herr Miklas
Broadbent Missing Near Koepang in Australia Flight
Batavia reports Broadbent overdue on England to Australia air route. He crossed Ram bang, 495 miles from Koepang, at 9 15 local time last night. Earlier he pushed hard through later stages in poor weather, hoping to reach Darwin by 1 p m local time today.
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Batavia
Broadbent
Koepang
England
Australia
Rambang
Hire
Darwin
L P
Vega
Worry Over Broadbent at Nileshire Field
Sydney reports reassure that no danger is present as Broadbent’s aircraft faced engine trouble. An emergency landing was made at the remote field to inspect and adjust the engine.
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Sydney
Mee
Wiher Huter
Vatatuuttes-Charleville al Vine
Nileshire
British Parliament Debates Spain Policy in House of Commons
In London the House of Commons adjourns to discuss Spain amid heated debate. Prime Minister N Chamberlain defends non intervention policy as Labour gains Liberal support against government neutrality claims.
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London
House of Commons
Spain
Hurrying to Pension, Woman Seeks Earlier Divorce Finalization
Adelaide report states Ada Inglis of Mitcham Park sought a reduced nisi period to 15 days so she could remarry a returned soldier, Ruben Inglis, and gain pension benefits. The Supreme Court granted the shorter interval, allowing marriage from June 25, with pensions linked to the spouse’s remarriage.
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Adelaide
Supreme Court
Ada Amelia Inglis
Morgan Avenue
Mitcham Park
Angus Parsons
Ruben Athol Inglis
Unley Park Baptist Church
Justice
Foreign forces in Spain cited by British leader and House peers
A damaged text outlines British policy on Spain citing non intervention while noting shifts in European power. It references Prime Minister and foreign secretary statements, Lords debates, and concerns over Francoist or Allied influence amid a rising altered balance of power in Europe.
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Spain
Germany
House of Lords
Nalifax
Beialh
Europe
Wlowe
War Clock Debate Prompts League on International Law
Fragmented report on European leaders discussing whether war can reset international balance. Leaders insist the League cannot force Germany to reverse actions and stress strengthening internal law and peaceful means. Statements emphasize mobilization, public resolve, and cooperative approaches to resolve disputes without force.
Iron ore reserves deemed inadequate survey urged
A report to the Australian federal government by Commonwealth Geological Adviser Dr Woolnough warns current visible iron ore reserves are insufficient and calls for a thorough survey of alternative sources. Prime Minister Lyons says cabinet will consider the findings. the report advocates restraint on exploitation until a comprehensive assessment is completed.
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Australia
Woolnough
Commonwealth Geological Adviser
Yampi Sound
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Newfoundland
Sweden
Itn
Viskie
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Watley
Thermometer Readings Show 80.3 Peak and 53.6 Low
Yesterday’s weather recorded a maximum of 80.3 degrees and a minimum of 53.6 degrees for a 24 hour period ending at 8.30 am.
Inspection of Meat At Pirie Master Butchers Meet
After two meetings led by President H. W. Sampson and Secretary W. W. Fiddaman the Pirie Master Butchers' Association backed the town council move for four battoirs. They favored meat inspection at the slaughterhouse and appointed delegates W. T. Sharman A. J. Parker E. K. Harker and W. T. Tsylor to confer with the council.
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Pirie Master Butchers’ Association
H. W. Sampson
W. W. Fiddaman
Pirie
Fiddaman
Messrs
W. T. Sharman
A. J. Parker
E.K. Harker
W. T. Tsylor
Cabinet meets in Melbourne on Australia Britain relations
The Federal Cabinet in Melbourne discussed Australia and Britain’s international affairs. Prime Minister Lyons said overseas position was examined and communications to Britain prepared. No radio link with High Commissioner Bruce was needed and no measures to delay three senior ministers' London trip were taken.
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Melbourne
Australia
Britain
J. A. Lyons
S. M. Bruce
London
Local Pirie Hospital Notices Roundup
Personal Lloyd son of Mr J T O Neil Pirie Estate operated on in Pirie Hospital yesterday. Mr W Scott of Fifth Street Pirie West admitted with a nasty head gash fairly comfortable last night. wound likely to be X rayed today. After eight weeks in Pirie Hospital surgical ward Mr F Corcoran crew member of steamer Kekeranga left yesterday. Mr W Brusnahan discharged from Pirie Hospital yesterday. Mr C H Cummins branch manager for Peeks Ltd returned to Pirie Yee Herd from a business trip. Mr J Keefe in hospital medical ward where he has been for some time. Ms Jean Hosking staff of Ozone Theatres Limited holidaying at Glenelg guest at circuit's new theatre. will return to Pirie March 25. Mr Jack Walsh returned to Pirie yesterday from Iron Baron.
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Fifth Street
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
F. Corcoran
W. Brusnahan
C.H. Cummins
Peeks Ltd
Pirie Yee Herd
Jean Hosking
Ozone Theatres Limited
Glenelg
New
Pirie
Riparian rights case debates river course near Pirie
Justice Cleland hears a riparian rights dispute in Adelaide over the River Broughton. Testimony covers a river that dries and reclaims channels, Bundaleer Reservoir schemes, and a bridge near Pirie named for the Premier’s father Sir Richard Buller. Plaintiffs allege obstruction by Norman Hill in damaging waterside access.
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Butler
Cleland
Supreme Court
Wis Homa
Mr. Alderminy
Huller’s Bridge
Pirie
Stanley
Richard Buller
Hiehimel
Ehimiel
Broughton
Letald Leon Brien
Norman Hill
London Metal Exchange Leads Mixed Copper and Spelter Quotes
Lead prices at £169 per 44 pounds in Adelaide and copper futures show mixed moves with three month price down 10 7 points, spot down 88, and forward down 8 11. Spelter quotes edge lower with small declines noted across standard grades and related tonnages.
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Adelaide
London Metal Exchange
Wheat Markets Abroad Quiet Amid European Uncertainties
March 1994 Adelaide report notes wheat markets overseas were fairly quiet with firmer tones in North American futures. UK futures lagged, while European uncertainties weighed on prices. Farmers sold only sparingly as markets showed limited activity and mixed movements.
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United Kingdom
Turton
Tavehants
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