Germany to Attend League Delegates at Delicate Stage
London reports the League of Nations Council meeting with Germany to attend by air on Thursday amid a postponed vote on a French Belgian motion accusing Germany of treaty violations. Litvinoff sharply denounced Germany and Russia, noting Germany seeks Locarno gains while denying France guarantees.
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Locarno Powers
London
League of Nations Council
Germany
Versailles
Locarno
M. Litvinoff
Russia
Hitler
Litvinofe
France
Bellum
Lord Hailsham
Memselves
Hitler States Claim To Rearm Land Us
In a Wednesday speech Herr Hitler, speaking from Frankfurt, declares Germany will rearm without restraint to preserve sovereignty. He criticizes treaty paragrahs, urges free living over oppression, and warns that future European security hinges on German strength and unity.
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Landus
France
Herr Hitter
Frankfort
Lea Ual Governiyy
Hitler
Nagi Organisalion
Jnewuusy
Germany
Hermans
Nerr Hiller
Fuhrer
Herr Hiller
Russia
Europe
Three Way Tie in Treasure Hunt at Pirie Rally
Three riders M Woods C Woolman and D Carter tied for first in a 25 mile treasure hunt ride at Buller's Bridge last night with seven participants. Skewes Berry and others followed the correct course, while a campfire gathering featured amplified music and a supper.
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M ‘Woods
C. Woolman
Carter
Pirie Motor Cycle Club
Buller's Bridge
Wiods
Woolman
Carlier
FR. Skewes
L. Berry
Jim Searman
D. Gray
Skewes
Berry
Alr
Bottret
F. Nunall
W J. F. Gumningham
J. Moriess
Wear
Horaow Watts
German Consulate Protest Outside Sydney Embarrasses Officials
A disorderly deputation gathered near the German Consulate in Sydney with shouted slogans against fascism and Hitler. Police were called, dispersing the crowd after about thirty minutes while members remained on the footpath chanting. One consul-general reportedly met in the city.
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Sydney
Movement Against
Sydney Ulay
Beem Rs Fassel Uli
Counsul-Generil
Birthday tragedy kills Railway Town man in crash
A man aged 37, Benjamin Frank Mike of Mercury Street Railway Town, died in a car bicycle collision on Gypsum Street near Gornish Street after a car driven by Jack Corradini of South Broken Hill struck a bicycle rider. The victim had just learned his work would become permanent and had emailed the news to his wife and children on holiday in Sydney.
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Jack Corradini
South Broken Hill
Milde
Corradin
Gornish
Min
Baskithe
Final Match Won by Mistradia Over Western Province
Mistradia defeated Western Province by wickets in a South African men’s cricket match. Recorder Special Cables event noted the final result with emphasis on the winning side.
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Eanpetows
Winnnesdiy Je
Mistradia
Western Province
Six youths for gallows in Sydney court ruling
In Central Criminal Court Mr Justice Stephen sentenced six youths aged 16 to 20 to death for an offence against a young Italian woman in Parramatta. The jury’s verdict drew sharp remarks from observers and some women in the crowd. Defendants include Henry Jew, George Thornley, Harold Thornley, Harold Maloney, Rupert Gowell, and Percival Tovey. The alleged assault involved dragging a victim into a park and holding her for several hours before the capital charge was reduced to a lesser sentence for most. The judge noted the youths would likely not be executed, though no final outcome was clear.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Justice Stephen
Parramatta
le Jurchuan
Pire
Henry Jew
George Thornley
Harold Thornley
Harold Maloney
Rupert Gowell
Percival Tovey
Ines
Stephen
Tie
Reward of Ireland Melbourne Address by Archbishop Mannix
Archbishop Mannix spoke from his home by wireless to Ireland in reply to a St Patrick’s Day address by Mr de Valera. He urged unity and stressed Ireland’s long struggle, saying divided councils harmed Irish freedom while denouncing violence and calling for durable peace.
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Melbourne
Mannix
Ireland
de Valera
Protest of Graziers Sydney Opposes Quota on Japanese Goods
Mr J P Abbott president leads Graziers Association conference protest against reports of a Federal Government plan to impose a quota on Japanese imports. The debate centers on government intentions and market impact, with ministerial remarks referenced and calls for clarity on policy timing.
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Sydney
Pacific
J. P. Abbott
Graziers’ Association Conference Today
Japan
Australia
Elblustass
Ministey
Gastonia
Feliminn
sHlin
300 Miles An Hour In Royal Air Force Plan
London reports 300 mph speeds by a Royal Air Force single seater fighter plane with another fast model in aging trials. The Cover, claimed fastest in its class, will enter production. By next financial year RAF strength to double and equipment to rank second globally, per Sir Philip Suspo on the AIF Estimates. Funding set at £99,000, up £213,000 from last year, highest since the war.
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London
Royal Air Force
House of Commons
Pillip Suspoon
Mie
AIF
Red Cross Plane Damaged by Italians in Abyssinia
Dessye correspondent reports an Ethiopian bombing plane marked with red crosses, a gift from Emperor Haile Selassie to the Abyssinian Red Cross. Addis Ababa witnesses chaotic scenes as Azeto tribesmen and Walians receive arms and money amid intensifying bombardment and fears of renewed attacks on Amba Alaxi-Walle Sviogsie. General Grazia allegedly plans a fresh offensive as Italian forces press southern front operations.
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London
Ccording
Dessye
the Times
Abyssinian Red Cross
Ihuin Ababa
Addis Ababa
Amba
Temperature report shows 78 and 59 readings
Yesterday the maximum reached 78 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 59 degrees at 8 30 am.
London Metal Exchange prices hit yearly peak
Lead and zinc prices slid while copper and tin showed mixed moves in London as the London Metal Exchange posted mid quotations. Copper standard spot fell 2/6 to 19 44 with three months down 1/4, zinc forward rose 2/6 to 116 18/9, spelter spot gained 1/3 to 45 48/9 and forward unchanged, and gold opened at 4/04 an ounce with a marked decline.
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London
He Avalilian Mines
London Metal Exchange
Dows
Dows Toy
Air Pilot Lost Off New South Wales Coast
A midweek air tragedy on the New South Wales south coast near New Sondle claims the loss of a pilot and passengers from Sydney. Onboard occupants perish as winds and fog hamper rescue efforts while local residents extend aid along the beach. Specific names and agency details are partly garbled in the report.
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Synney
Citi
New Sondle Wales
Funight
Nulynai
Lydies
Paesagers
Cain
Hapl
Busine
Letten
PSA
Mroeyrit Gates
Sydney
Coventry Motors
Puie Wittaney Ab
Macore
Tentative Agreement Reached After Long Conference in Pirie
A tentative agreement subject to ratification by both organisations was announced after a long conference between Pirie traders and the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employes Federation. Delegates met at Ameiner buildings starting at 10 am, with continued talks into the night lasting about nine hours. The brief statement gave no details of proceedings, naming key figures from the Traders and Federation but keeping specifics private. The conference was led by J G Symonds for traders and T P Howard for the Federation, with senior officers from the Adelaide Retail Store Keepers Association and Pirie branch presidents participating.
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Pirie
Tal
Besam
Ameineruildings
J. G. Symonds
Hen
Northern Retail ‘Trailers’ Annelation
Adelaide Retail Storekeepers’ Association
HG. Symonds
Northern Retail Traders’ Association
Pirie Traders
LYNCHING IN SPAIN KILLS THREE IN CROWD OUTBURST
Madrid reports a mob lynched two fascist prisoners after accusations of murder of a legislator. One Conservative leader was wounded as the crowd torched churches and shops. Across recent riots, about 54 people killed and 19 wounded.
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Spain
Madrid
Doctor in Dock Charge of Manslaughter in Melbourne
Public interest mounted at Melbourne General Sessions as Dr. Alan John Bothamley of Fitzroy faced a manslaughter charge in the death of Dr. Francis Loughnan of Carlton on November 25 1935. Prosecutor described alleged failed duty and payment disputes. testimony depicted Loughnan dying after visit and a struggle in the surgeon’s presence with an adjournment ordered for the following day.
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Melbourne
Alan John Bothamley
Fitzroy
Francis ‘Loughnan
Carlton
Sproule
Crows
Luughoun
Buthamley
HL Witton Jjuen
Salvation Army
Lunghown
Prewal
J Hothamtley
Bothuley
Waloh
Pirie Hospital Board Meeting Highlights and Appointments
Mr. V Seluihes of Fitch Street returns to Pirie. The Pirie Hospital Board meeting chaired by Flans discussed appointments including C F Flint to the investigation branch and Miss CG A Spurling as junior assistant at Pirie High School. Mrs de Byrne and Mrs Robinson were noted residents. Postmaster role changes, Sister B Twin’s theatre duties, and notes on Miss Nelait at Pirie Hospital were mentioned. Various local officials and shop federation figures visited, with plans for Easter Saturday motor cycle events in Pirie.
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C.F. Flint
Pirie
Department
Port Adelaide
CG. A. Spurling
Piri Iligh School
Minister of Education
de Byrne
Semahore
D. Robinson
Wee Street
Byrne
D. Mueshall
I. A
Piris
Uray
Miss _Nelait
Pirte Hos
Pital
A. Seinwartz
Enthusiastic Pirie Golf Club meeting backs fee debate
Local Pirie Golf Club members at a town hall social last night discussed reducing green fees and potential balance sheet plans. Officers reported a £46 5s 4d balance and season receipts of £477 4s 7d, with calls for clarity on assets and lease terms amid debate over clubhouse improvements and professional staff options.
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Pirie Golf Club
Manistree
Ed. Brammer
Dutt
F. Dentine
Reading
Teath Anniversary Observances Reported At Pirie
A garbled OCR notice notes a local anniversary event involving Teath and figures such as Drat annniversary and Gilroy Bishop of Pork Adis. It mentions attendees from Joseph's Convent, Mrs Urney, Mr and Mrs Gree, and others traveling to Pirie on Tuesday with plans to return. Included are brief mentions of Mrs Wyn Dyke leaving King Street to Adelaide with her son Kenneth, and a funeral service for Mrs Agtus Grave at Hein Gometury. Rev AL Be Forties led the service at Central Methodist Institute. A patient named FJ. wyker from Miso Park is reported making progress after hospital admission.
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Agtus
Hein Gometury
Forties
Central Methodist
FJ. Wyker
Miso Park
Pirie Hospital
Maternity Fund Grant In Australian Parliament
In Canberra the Minister of Health Mr W M Hughes announced a Commonwealth grant of £50,000 for maternity support. The briefing included an allocation of £6,009 to South Australia from the King George and Jubilee Maternity Fund established by the government.
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Canberra
W. M. Hughes
Neuss of Representatives
South Australis
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Gem. Goering
Cologne
Community of Nations
Oh Andwell
Hue
Naous
Lomuits
Hashuten Ua Eit
Britain
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Messrs
T. P. Howard
A. P. Westfield
S.J. ‘Butten
G. L. Davis
W. Shepherd
J. Kertn
Synends
Butten Allen
Davis
Anilin
Tocal
Tle
Tonish
Delecates
Ion
Mr. V. Seluihes
Fitch Street
Pirie Hospital Board
Flans Jchairman
Jim
G Dey
D. Yates
C. Hegentiandl Oy Te Davis
Fyde McMa
Sutmdere
Whio
New Veantle
Mr. J. Green
Ilitwate
Edwardstown
Ual
Han Beet
Thue
Bay
James Ay
Yi Dollaly
Adelaide
St. CG
Cole
Waive AW
Bobbie & Go
Manor
Mir
Juipett
Broken Till
Pine Golf Club
T. P. Moward
The
Wiles Joan Hardy
Conteal
A. Pirmin Gonking
J. LJ Bellair
Tenkins
Thor
L. J. P. Noper
Jenkins
Mr. Roper
Bess
Brammer
J. G. McDougall
Orricens
Valles
J. J. Hopkins
J. A. Garland
Menses
Hrammer
C. G. Bischof
N. N. Skewes
N. Goodfellow
L. W. Threlfall
W. Laver
Goodfellow
Hopkins
Laver
Jenkies
Impett
Samanaen
Raper
Scott
Secretars
K.P. Goode
Searstory
Walsh
Pais Asaken
Sunivs
J. B. Crise
Teath
Key
Gilroy
Pork
Adis
Melerborough
Joseph's Convent
Coe
Urney
M2 Gree
Leasinghan
Weale
Nodhays
Wyn Dyke
King Street
Sulunvintassil
Adelaide Yesterly
Kenneth Whey
Prests Limited
ATS
Dame Fashion
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