Fight Over Redhill Line Blocked by South Australia
Adelaide reports a flat SA rejection of Commonwealth plans for the Port Augusta to Redhill Salisbury line. Postmaster-General Ben McLachlan was briefed by Mr. Hudd that SA sees no legal or economic justification to transfer the Redhill Salisbury section. State cabinet backs steps taken, urging a conference to negotiate a new agreement.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Port Augusta
Redhill
Salisbury
Ben. McLachlan
Hudd
Sen. McLachlan
Mr. Lyons
Adellaide
London
Lyons
Commonwealth
Railways Department
Hold
Huda
Tedhill
Idd
Bayntun Doping Case Disqualifies Owners and Jockey
Melbourne authorities disqualified owner trainer W C Bayley and jockey LG Miller for two years, along with the gelding Bayninn, after a Flemington case on March 9 involving heroin in swab tests. The stewards indicated Bayntun was doped before arrival. Bayley and Miller plan to appeal.
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Melbourne
W. C. Bayley
LG Miller
Bayninn
Victorian Racing Club
Bayntun
Flemington
Bayatun
Bayotua
Bayley
Miller
Hamiltton
Victorian Cabinet Hold-Up in Melbourne
Premier Sir Stanley Argyle delaying announcement of a new ministry until Parliament meets on Wednesday. The hold-up stems from M L C Mr. Tuckett awaiting a decision on whether to join the composite ministry after a Country Party meeting tomorrow. The Premier’s reliance on an outside body is described as unprecedented in Victoria.
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Melbourne
Stanley Argyle
Tuckett
M.L.C
Minis
Country Party
Victoria
Australians Debate Postwar Air Policy and Planes
Capt. P Taylor, co pilot on Sir Charles Kingsford Smiths last Pacific flight, urged relaxing the monopoly on Australian aviation after returning from broad today. He argued no modern planes exist in the Empire services and pressed for more British aircraft to be allowed in.
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Melbourne
Empire
Charles Kingsford Smith
Broad
Australia
Victorian gold yield in February 37 thousand pounds
The February yield of Victoria's gold amounted to 5 210 ounces fine, valued at 37 188 pounds, with the previous two months totaling 10 667 ounces fine valued at 75 875 pounds.
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Melbourne
Victoria
EXPORT OF MEAT TO BRITAIN PROBABLE QUANTITY SET
Sydney reports say Australia and Britain reached a partial agreement on meat exports. Mutton and jam are likely to be allowed up to 43 000o wt for arrival in Britain in the second quarter of the year. Government circles have semi officially confirmed the talks.
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Australia
Sydney
Britain
Price of bread fixation in Sydney recommended
Sir Herbert Gepp as Royal Commissioner urged a variable scale for bread prices in New South Wales metropolitan area. The report to the Government advises maximums tied to flour costs, with a two pound loaf over the counter and delivered at 17s 6d per ton flour, compared to 4d and 1ld per loaf under January proclamation when flour stood at £9 7s 6d per ton.
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Sydney
Herbert Gepp
New South Wales
Founder of Rotary visits Australia in Melbourne
Chicago businessman Paul P. Harris, founder and international president of Rotary, arrived for the Melbourne Rotary Conference. The Lord Mayor praised his name as among the world’s greatest for founding Rotary. Harris said racketeering in Chicago was dead and he had never been held up or shot at during his 40 years there.
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Melbourne
Paul P. Harris
The
Notary Movement
Chicago
Rotary
Wales
Harris
Hils
Rotary Mo
Personal arrivals and hotel guests at Pirie Royal Exchange
Mr and Mrs M Kiel arrived in Pirie by car Saturday and left yesterday morning for Port Augusta staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. Several others including Mr Kelly sen and Air W Kelly Jourbeard from Kadina, Mr T Johnson superintendent of Pirie Gasworks, Mr Marsh of Western Oxygen Co, and Mr H Lovell from Adelaide were guests at the Royal Exchange Hotel. Additional arrivals and discharges from Pirie Hospital are noted along with staff movements at Foggitt Jones and Horner Street Solomontown.
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Me. Kelly
Sen
Air. W. Kelly Jourbeard
Pirte
Kadina
Royal Exchange Hotel
Peninula
Mr. T. Johnson
Pirie
Mrs. K. Duncan
Adelaide
J. P. Thomas
T. C. Fowler
W. D. and
H. ©. Wills
Australia
R. Whittaker
Foggitt Jones Proprietary, Limited
A. Ferry
A. J. Hobbs
L. 5. Kinsborough
C. Warman
Horner Street
Solomontown
Pirie Hospital
M. Groverman
Oliver Street
R. Seamen
Siegmann
L . Plainclothes
A. B. Phil- Ups
Doctors on Spree Three Resignations Received
Sydney public inquiry into South Sydney Hospital reveals three resident doctors Dr Ryan Dr Putland and Dr Bland resigned after a night of alleged drunken “whoopee” and horseplay. Hospital president Sir Joynton Smith testified about the events February 22 and the resulting board action approving renewals and vacancies.
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Sydney
South Sydney Hospital
Hospitals Commission
Joynton Smith
Ryan
Hambrett
Putlana
Bland
30 hour air mail service between England and Australia
Prof Kerr Grant said a 30 hour air mail service between England and Australia may be possible after Wiley Post's 279 hour stratosphere flight. He noted oxygen and heat supply are the main technical hurdles, but not insurmountable with future engineering.
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Adelaide
Wiley Post
Kerr Grant
England
Australia
Post
Mother Attacked Son Sentenced for Seven Years
Henry Barnard Fulton presiding found the son guilty of wounding his mother with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The court ruled the crime premeditated and tied motive to alleged embezzlement by the mother’s employer, which the son did not want exposed.
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Sydney
Henry Barnard Fulton
Patton
Cod
Yesterday's Thermometer Readings Report
The previous day showed a maximum of 9 and a minimum of 64 for the 24 hour period ending at 5.30 am.
Irish Songs and Music Shine At National Concert
An Irish themed national concert for St Patrick’s Day drew an appreciative audience with Irish melodies by the orchestra, choruses by 53 St Mark’s School girls, and performances by Rev Walsh Mrs F Pammenter and others. The Call for Erin featured soloists and a large chorus with elaborate stage effects and costumes.
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St. Mark’s School
de. Walsh
Father O'Flynn
C. A. Jones
Messrs. T. Lloyd
F. P. Hacket
T. Anderson
I. Symonds
F. J. McMahon
Fee
W. Malycha
St. Anthony
Frank McMahon
J. Malycha
Messrs. J
W Malycha
M. McDonald
W. J. Teague
H. Parsons
Mesdames 8. Symonds
G. Gummow
M. Bassoni
D. Meade
H. Reiay
Mary Bray
Gloria Fitzgerald
Doreen Tucker
Ted Curry
Les Richardson
Francis Wilson
Madeleine Smith
Messrs
J. Ellis
G. Pickhaver
Ftee
Mesete
P. Plynn
J. Stokes
J. J. Madigan
Boy Badly Injured Pech at 3 GAMBIER Street
A boy aged about 1 was badly injured in a bicycle accident on Monday at 3 Gambier. He sustained a compound fracture and was admitted to Mount Ganthier Hospital after a collision with a vehicle on O Hal iloran terrace. Ey Golding assisted, dragging nearly 20 asling.
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Pech
Gambier
Ivisbee
Mount Ganthier ‘Hospital
O'Haliloran Terrace
Aston Ey Golding
Cat Ier Selly
Hitler Decree Provokes European Tension
Berlin news reports Herr Hitler announced conscription of 500000 men as Germany paraded troops to the Opera House with leaders including Hitler addressing Blomberg. Britain weighs Anglo French declarations while Sir John Simon seeks a note to Germany. observers fear a new arms race and renewed conflict.
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Berlin
Herr Hitler
Germany
Opera House
Blomberg
Sir John Simon
Britain
House of Commons
Tele
John Simon
Alsatian Annoys Anesaide Chase Through Burnside
Monday a large ill kept Alsatian dog prompted an hour long chase by registrar J F Williamson and Constable White through Burnside Coper Kensington and Erindale after a complaint by J W Nelligan. The dog jumped fences and an early capture failed. Poultry keepers reported stock threats and residents noted nuisance in the district. A keen watch remains as the dog is sought.
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Anesaide
J. F. Williamson
Burnside
Constable White
Dulwich
Coper Kensington
Erindale
J. W. Nelligan
Mr. Williamson
Williamson
Plight of Two Workers On Raft Off Melbourne Coast
In Melbourne on Monday Frank Bone of Hawthorn and Henry Wallace of Middle Park were swept a mile and a half out to sea while repairing a springboard on a raft at Middle Park. A strong wind drove them away, but onlookers saw them waving coats and a launch rescued them after about forty five minutes adrift.
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Melbourne
Middle Park
Frank Bone
Hawthorn
Henry Wallace
Anglican Dignitaries Meet Amid Deterioration Concerns
Archbishops and Church of England leaders gathered for a meeting to address rising concerns over the church's deterioration in conditions and outlook. Discussions focused on forecasts, resources, and strategies affecting the Anglican community nationwide.
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Church of England
Pastors Arrested Over Pulpit Protest in Berlin Protests
One hundred pastors in Berlin and the provinces have been arrested for proposing to read from their pulpits a protest against the Paganist proclamation. The action signals a crackdown on dissent among religious leaders amid mounting political tensions.
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Berlin
No Difference to Sport Germans Play in Paris
French crowd stood bareheaded and silent while the German team and its supporters sang Deutschland Uber Alles. The Germans were equally respectful as the French sang The Marseillaise. The visitors won three to one in a game amid tension in France on Monday in Paris.
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Papis
France
Figg sighting investigated after disappearance in Mylor
Police probed a report that William Arthur Figg, missing since the December 8 murder of his wife and four children at Mylor, was hiding in sandhills north of Christie’s Beach after a resident saw a man with a bicycle and knapsack. A Port Nourlange photo ID failed to confirm Figg, though some details matched.
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Adelaide
William Arthur Figg
Mylor
Christie's Beach
Port Nourlange
Hudson
Figg
Free Milk for Children Expansion Reported
At a Metropolitan Milk Gouget meeting it was stated that 2900 children received 110 gallons of free milk daily in creches, kindergartens, and milk clubs. With winter approaching nearly 20,000 more children would be assisted, and over three years 167,000 gallons had been distributed. Gratifying reports highlighted improvements in children’s health from the free service. Representatives of the Labor Party’s women’s central committee withdrew from the council over insufficient support for extending free meals to undernourished children across the Stal.
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Melbourne
Enuneil
Council
Women's Central Committee
Labor Party
Ime
Sie Stal
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