Federal proposals for Labor unity in Sydney discussed at Easter conference
Proposals from Melbourne reach Sydney on Labor unity. Aimed at a joint party, they require Lang Party assurances on Federal authority, expulsions, and merging NSW branches. If accepted, Lang expulsion resolution of March 1931 would be rescinded and a special Federal conference by May would set unity rules and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Federal Labor Party
Graves
Lang Party
Federal Party
New South | Wales
Laborary
New South Wales
Lang
Sis
United Party
Esc
Women in Adelaide Stand Behind Lady Watson’s View
In Adelaide representatives of business and women’s groups support Lady Watson’s claim that too many women and girls have entered men’s jobs. Yet they offer no rapid solution. Mr JA Rinder of the Chamber of Manufactures argues some firms use men or youths to fill vacancies. He notes exceptions where women are sole earners and deserve skilled work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Watson
Adelaide
Ez Watson
Branfort
England
Narkunda
Sir Francis Watson
Tasmanis
A. Rinder
Chamber of Manufactures
JA. Rinder
Boxer Disqualified at Rushcutter's Bay Stadium
An American boxer Ralph Lenny was disqualified after a second entered the ring during a match against Australian Billy Townsend at Rushcutter's Bay Stadium. Lenny was knocked down once, and Townsend was awarded the fight when the second aided his fighter by resting on the ropes as the bell loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushcutter’s Bay Stadium
Ralph Lenny
Billy ‘Townsend
Australia
Far Eastern War Forecast by Lord Marley
London report quotes Lord Marley predicting a near certainty of war in the Far East within a year or two. He says Germany may align with a stronger Japan to strike Russia, while a conference of involved powers could avert conflict by addressing Japan's aims and Far East markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Far East
Lord Marley
Germany
Japan
Russia
Britein
Lang Campaign in Pirie Lang Party divides Labor in Pirie
Port Pirie ALP leader G L Davis rejects claims that Lang Labor grows stronger noting a persistent gulf with the Australian Labor Party. Pirie ALP members remain wary of Lang Party activity while pledging to keep Labor support steady despite a potential Lang branch formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Lang Party
Labor Party
Labor “Unity
Sydney
ALP
Bay Mar Ae
Temperature record for yesterday and morning low
Yesterday reached a high of 93.9 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 a m at 66 degrees.
Survivors Reach Cairns After 20 Mile Sea Swim
A cyclone survivor crew member and sixteen Japanese aboard the logger Alexia arrived at Cairns yesterday after the ship capsized twenty miles from shore. Three natives rescued on the voyage reported swimming about twenty miles for roughly twenty four hours to reach land and walk to safety. Eleven crewmen drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Alexia
Cairns
Hotel Crime Man Confesses Blames Woman Accomplice
BRUSSELS Monday report says Pierre Nathan accused a female accomplice Marie Guerin, described as a girl with a glass eye, of plotting a Paris murder during a hotel robbery. Nathan claims Marie urged the plan to rob Marie Nerel, wife of a grain merchant, by chloroform and water immersion in a Paris hotel bath, then fled to Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Pierre Nathan
Marie Guerin
Paris
Nathan
Marie
Mariaine Nerel
Penphe
Ile
Belgium
Escaped German Politician Arrives in London
Gerhardt Seger once secretary of the German Pvare Society and Socialist linked Steichalas, escaped Granienburg concentration camp near Berlin. He reached London reporting his wife and baby held as hostages and about 1,800 prisoners. He says conditions are inhuman with rubber truncheon abuse by drunken guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gerhardt Seger
Pvare Society
Steichalas
Granienburg
Berlin
Sines
Mrs Edols Again Before Court In Fraud Case
Sydney readers told of Mrs Edols, a former Sydney socialite, appearing before the court in custody to answer eight charges under the Bankruptcy Act. Prosecutors allege she obtained about £6950 by fraud and that gambling aided bankruptcy. The hearing was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
S. Aimer Belle Edols
Stavisky fraud inquiry witness found wounded in forest
M Blanchard an official in the Ministry of Agriculture was found last night in Fontsineablesu Forest with his throat cut and suffering from narcotic poison. He was alive and taken to a nursing home. He had testified at the Stavisky fraud inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paca Cabies
Paris
M. Blanchard
Ministry of Agriculture
Fontsineblesu Forest
Blanchard
Stavisky
Child killed by dray wheel near Mount Barker
Four year old Dennis Lucey of Mount Barker died after the wheel of his father's dray passed over his head. Onlookers say he watched stones being earthen from the road while the other children went inside. His father found him near the horse and bleeding heavily, and he died two hours after admission at Soldiers Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Lucey
J. Lucey
Mount Barker
Dennis
Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Italy's Ideals Mussolini Calls for Expansion
In a Rome address to about 7,000 fascists at the Opera House, Mussolini urged expansion as Italy's watchword for the future. He denied territorial conquest but urged expansion in Africa and Asia, declaring democracy and socialism dead and warning against the League of Nations reform and disarmament by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor
Mussolini
League of Nations
Germany
Europe
France Ends 27 Year War With Morocco
Paris reports that the long conflict between France and Morocco has concluded with complete victors by pacification. A peace ceremony marked the surrender of two tribes as 4 DULL was sacrificed, and 7000 miles of Mauretania district territory securing Atlantic passage were ceded or secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Morocco
Mauretania
Atlantic
Stone Through Express Window At Adelaide
Passenger Walter Hartsnaw, 35, in the radio car, escaped injury when a high stone was thrown through a window on a Melbourne express near Ararat Victoria as it arrived at Adelaide. The glass was broken and an ankle was possibly sprained or broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Mand
Melbourne
Ararat
Victoria
Walter Hartsnaw
Wai
Fatal motorcycle collision near Leichhardt NSW
Melbourne dispatch reports a head on crash between two motorcycle outfits near Leichhardt. Injured rider William Kelly aged 25 from Pooncarie NSW sustained severe injuries. The incident prompted emergency services to attend the scene and investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Leichhardt
William Kelly
Pooncarie Ns.w
Police and Communists Clash in Melbourne Protest Scene
A clash outside Trades Hall as Eight Hours march ends with police and communists clashing. Officers shielded the platform while mounted and foot police repelled speakers. Several constables were beaten with batons and a burst of disorder occurred. five men and a woman were arrested. A senior constable was bitten and treated at Melbourne Hospital. The procession lacked earlier zeal amid war propaganda banners for eight and 30 hour demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
LICE
Trades Hall
Everal
Serei
D. Gapyano
Hana
Melbourne Hospital
Daring Escape From Warrnambool Watchhouse
Four men held on charges of breaking into a Portland butter factory and using motor cars escaped Warrnambool Watchhouse in the early hours. Names given include Cleroont Alver Sehn Frederick Schultz Jabert Ramsay and Joseph Fletcher. They kicked the cells opened between 8 and 9, pried locks, and used a blanket to vault a spiked fence, making recapture unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Portland
Warrnambool
Cleroont Alver
Sehn Frederick Schultz Jabert Ramsay
Joseph Fletcher
AL Sain
Fletcher
Beale
15-Ft Wall Scaled by Escapee Bates in Rockhampton
John James Bates, sentenced to five years, escaped from Rockhampton Gaol this afternoon by throwing a wire over a 15 foot Crick wall and climbing the enclosure. He fled the scene, altering the security perimeter as authorities launch search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
John James Bates
Rockhampton
Crick
National Relays for S A Listeners in Adeledee Broadcast
Major W T Condor of the Australian Broadcasting Commission arrived in Adeledee to discuss program policy and national relays. A sequence of broadcasts is planned with a 9 30 pm Adelaide time slot for western states. Condor praised the band’s military tour and explained deliberate loss to reach many cities for lasting value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelatne
Wot Condor
South Australia
Condor
A.B.C
Australia
Tattersalls Club Liquor Licence Renewal Before Court
The Licensing Court heard Tattersalls Club liquor licence renewal with Mr L W Haslam noting the case is significant enough to refer to the Supreme Court. The betting shop on a floor raised questions of proximity to club premises and licensing power to fence part of the building as done for other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Millhouse
Tattersalls Club
Haslam
Naval and
Miltary
Thrilling 200 Mile Car Race at Cowes Ends in Heroic Skid
Len Weight driven Singer matched W Thompson on a 200 mile Grand Prix at Cowes Victoria. 20 starters. Lea Wright led early but Clements faltered with fuel. Thompson set a track record before skidding near Hell Corner. Lea Wright won by moments. McKinney and Summers crashed. others unhurt. Winner averaged 64 mph. Thompson 2h 37m 24s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Vic
Len Weight
Singer
W. Thompson
M.G. Magnet
Lea-Wright
Clements
Murphy
Thompson
Lea-Wrient
Disher
Hell
Lea Wright
Ken McKinney
Mell Corner
McKinney
J. M. Summers Iso
P. Heffernan
Test team departs amid farewell at rainbound station
Australian cricket team leaves by rain for Perth under a barrier as W M Woodfull avoids questions from interviewers. Enthusiastic cheers greet the departing squad with special cheers for Woodfull after terse remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Perth
W. M. Woodfull
Reaptata
Woodfull
Germany Seeks Air Power Boost Amid Versailles Loophole
Berlin dispatch reports government urged formation of an Air Sports Association. Handbills claim treaty limits are not meant to bar state aid to develop air games and urge both men and women to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Air Sports Association
Handill
Mission to East Sydney In interview Latham outlines external ties
G Latham Federal Avornes General arrived in Sydney en route to the East. He said the government recognised that many international problems were influenced by external conditions and he would focus on external relations. His task is to maintain and improve relations with countries north of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
G. Latham
Federal
Avornes-General
Australia
Visitors fill Pirie hotels in steady arrivals
The article lists numerous individuals arriving in Pirie yesterday and staying at local hotels including Federal, Central, Royal Exchange Motel, and Rosal Exchange. Notable names include Mr. UG Nesell, Mr. BW Borchers, Mr. J Wright, Mr. Pirtseh, Mr. Mo Woollard, Mr. M Owney, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Ro Whittaker, Mr. Hosking, Mr. P Ackland, and Mr. H George. Also present are Messrs W E Coombs, A ir Sherwin, and A M Ashwin on business, with Coombs as former Rotary president and South Adelaide Football Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UG. Nesell
Pirie
Federal Hotel
Mo Woollard
Heary
Int
Central Hotel
M. Owney
J. W. Richmond
Jackson
A. W. Sandford and Co
Royal Exchange
Ro Whittaker
Poggitt Jouen Proreletary, Limited
Royal 1 Exchange Mole
Mr. Hosking
Riverton
Rosal Exchange Hotel
W. E. Coombs
A. Ir. 'Sherwin
Aliance Assurance Company
A.M. Ashwin
South British Insurance Company
Mr. Coombs
Rotary Club
South Adelaide
Also Mentioned on This Page
RING
A.L.P
Lang Labor Party
G. L. Davis
Port Piriebranen
Davis
F. Challinger
Regerald Bikent
Lang Campalen
Puzzerall
Bath
Mrs. Edols
Italy
Bignor Benito Mussolini
Italiin Due
S.A
W. T. Condor
Express
Tattersalls Club Liquor Licence
Versailles
East
Mr. Latham
BW. Borchers
Pine
J. Wright
J. Brooker and Son
Op Pirtseh
Kevern-Sturt Spainy
P. Ackland
Royal Exchange Hotel
H. George
Parle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!