League Reaches Critical Stage In Rhine Occupation Crisis
The League of Nations resumes talks on Germanys occupation of the Rhineland as British Foreign Secretary Eden asserts a breach of Versailles treaty. Locarno powers discuss proposals for an international border security zone amid cautious signals from France Belgium and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations’ Council
Iri
Belgium
M. Flamdin
France
M. van Zeeland
M. Paul Boncour
Premeli
London
Frireign
Mable
Eilem
Organisation of Security
Western Europe
Council
League Council
Locarno
M. van Zeelard
Htumdi
Eden
Mary
Thay
Germany
Back
Poland
Rhineland
M. Titulescu Ro
Redhill Line Subcontracting Tender Plan Revealed
Commonwealth Railways Commissioner Gahan said subcontracts on the Redhill Port Augusta line would be probed. He noted proposed terms require fair competition and were to govern 262 miles from Medbilt to Pirle with tenders opened soon after April.
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Adelaide
Gahan
Redhill
Port Augusta
Commonwealth
Hie
Ils
Ani
Gahan Vail
Medbilt
Pirle
Weil Line
Stuse Af
London Metal Market London Metal Exchange Prices
The London Metal Market reports lead copper tin and silver prices with spot and forward quotes. Copper rises slightly to £360/ton three month£, lead remains at £16 18/9, tin steady at £215 18/3, silver steady cash £1 7/£8 forward dips. mixed terms for other metals.
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Adelaire
London
Speler
Fracas in Surgery Trial Opens in Melbourne
The Melbourne General Sessions heard Mrs. Alice Bothamley recount a night in November 1935 at a city surgery. She testified her husband Dr Allan Bothamley faced a violent assault by Dr Loughnan, during which a bar was used and a blow struck to the head. the jury acquitted Dr Bolhatley.
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Melbourne
Alice Bothamley
Allan Bothamley
Funtzhayn
Louslan
Ant
Nes Loughnan
Gin
Rights of Broadcasters in Sudnay Testing Proposals
A legal notice reports a statement of claim filed by Victory Park Racing Club seeking a perpetual injunction to restrain 200 broadcasting events during race meetings. The brief mentions potential Privy Council review and a forthcoming ruling, with figures and dates unclear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Park Racing Club
Feu
Rulitser
Plantat
Hany
Union Accepts Agreement on Assistants Wages in Pirie
Pirie shop assistants and Warehouse Employes Federation delegates accepted a tentative wages and conditions agreement after a meeting attended by about 250 members. Traders must ratify the pact at a Northern Traders Association office gathering this morning. HF Weatfeld said the meeting was enthusiastic with applause and T P Howard spoke before heading to Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIRIE
Traders
Northern Traders” Association
HF. Weatfeld
Federation
T. P. Howard
Adelaide
Seeop
Wareyes’ Federation
Federaon
Air
M. Grant
Goode
Peoterday
Kooringa Jwrore
Man Killed Two Women Injured In Tram Buckboard Collision
A Glenelg tram collided with a buckboard at Wayville Crossing in Adelaide. The driver, Finch of New South Wales, died. Gertrude Finch about 30, and Mrs Ellen Gray were injured with pelvis fracture and lacerations. The near side door was ripped from its hinges and the car carried nine people. Finch had been driving west and had been in Adelaide for several days.
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Adelaide
Glenelg
Wayville Crossing
Vieliuis
Donn Finch
New South Wales
Young Street
Parkslels
Gertrude Finch
Ellen Gray
Fine
Cock~ Jaen
Birthday Surprise Party for Mr Neylon Draws 209 Guests
A birthday surprise party honored Mr. J. Neylon with 209 attendees. Dancing and music by Duncan Yates and A. Joins Wad provided entertainment, followed by supper catered by Mrs. W. Arbon. A traveling gift was presented by Mrs. Johns, and Neylon thanked guests amid a long list of attendees including many Messrs. and Misses from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Neylon
Duncan Yates
W. Arbon
Mes. Johns
Mr. Neylon
Mesdames
F. Johns
V Arban
E. McDonald
T. Metonald
1. Voleman
A. Roberts
L. Oaklands
3. Stephens
Davies
Ayles
N. Millbank
W. Oxford
M. Kenny
Burgess
Daws
Hutchinson
T. McBride
Fy Cross
D ‘Vales
Jorn
Ry. Finnegan
A. Arbery
T. Menvlde
J. Kerlt
J. Dunbar
B. Iujhert
T. Santon
J. Maunis
J. Black
Clachlan
B. Brine
Warby
B. Kovermian
Diranscin
VP. Baker
K. Flink
Heana P. Tully
X. Palmer
James
D. Kennedy
S. Warner
R. Carter
W. McKenale
W.aurock
J. Pellian
R. Heller
Fr. Wallare
W. ‘Afbon
A. Bishop
Charlie
A. Oxford
J. Bensnahan
Brooks
1. Memén
I. Newinas
Watts
H. Burford
Searman
Jaspers
J. Wade
W. Hambort
J. Lottes
We Wiliams
0. Ferme
M. Smark
Fe jSasner
J. Coleman
Thompson
L Harry
I. Andrewarlla
Murphy
Mf. Mittelison
W. Mitchell
M. Neylon
A. Meonald
Miso
Domes
Aml Vo Ens
Discharges and visits in Pirie region hospital notes
Personal notices from Pirie detail Mr A Rylance of the steamer Treverbyn being discharged from Pirie Hospital after injury, Mr G S Kearsley of Laura to undergo appendicitis operation, and multiple residents including scouts, club officers, teachers, and shoppers moving through Pirie and surrounding towns with visits, appointments, and hospital stays.
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A. Rylance
Treverbyn
Pirie Hospital
G. S. Kearsley
Laura
J. J. Williams
Hosewater Swimming Link
Pirie
M. Lunsidine
Groydon
A. Thomson
Senate Road
Pirie West
Belated Tariff Discussed Now In Force
Canberra reports the House of Representatives began reviewing a consolidated tariff schedule covering over 800 items with some rates already in effect since November 1934. Minister White said Britain preference had been restored and the policy aided Australia’s trade revival. Opposition deputy reader Forde warned of possible import embargoes to protect domestic industries if needed.
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Canberra
Thursdas
House of Representatives
White
Britain
Australia
Forde
Labor Party
Melbourne
Thirsilly
Irik
Loiday al Netherane
Paria
Mal Vilas
Jean Batten
Tasiur
Ile New Zealand
Aincraft
Male
Great Britain
Amela Earhart
Temperature Records From Yesterday
The maximum reached 77.9 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8:30 am, 53 degrees.
Venizelos Funeral In Greece Mourned By Nation
Embalmed body of exiled Greek statesman Venizelos died in France and will travel to Crete by Monday. The Greek Church in Paris will hold a service before removal to the railway with military honors. King George telegraphed sympathy as Crete and Greek leaders express condolence for a great patriot.
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Paris
M. Venizelos
France
Crete
Legion of Honor
Nizelus
Grete
Ie Gretans
George
Vicorian Natives' Association Backs Reciprocal Trade Treaty
The Victorian branch of the Australian Natives' Association adopts a motion condemning foreign trade treaties and endorses a reciprocal treaty with Britain and other British dominions. It calls for protectionist tariffs and proposes a compulsory census for those born 1412 to 1918 followed by a youth repatriation program for ages 18 to 25.
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Melbourne
Australian Natives’ Association
Australia
Britain
Board of Management
Commonwealth
Airforce plans and political remarks blur in Melbourne report
The article mixes a fatal stabbing case in Collingwood with a rambling report on ministerial statements in Parliament. It references Wilfred Taylor’s death by stabbing and unclear remarks by defence and air travel figures, alongside unrelated military and aviation notes and international figures.
Miner and Cane-Cutter Lloyd Leverington’s Wandering Life
The Pirie man Lloyd Leverington recounts years of travel across Central America, Queensland and New South Wales in lorries boats and on foot. He describes shifting fortunes from comfortable to poor and laboring with workers of varied means. He details boxing training in Sydney and cane cutting experiences in Mackay Cairns Ingham and Cooktown with stories of long marches heat hard labor and camps near crocodiles. He notes health issues and a strike among Italian cane workers and a meeting with 10 Australians discussing the situation.
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Central Ameanie
Queesland
New South Wales
Victoria
Blayele
Lioyd Leverington
Cockburn Street
Pirie West
Leverington
Sydney
Piriean
Bondi
Jim Kelso
Jack Dunleavy
Australia
Pacific Coast
Ted Morgan
Claude Warner
England
Dicky Humphries
Billy Marlin
Ron Wedhards
Billy Grime
Queensland
Brisbane
Cen Cor- Det
Mackay
Mackey
Cairns
Cooktown
Saag
Ge Ice A
Ingham
Weil
taUan
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Mr. Eden
Italy
Axminster
McCallum
Redhill Line
G. A. Gahan
London Metal Market
Race Club
Johns’ Hall
Hopkins
Wssull
Hy A
Itis Club
Missy di
Moekor Jahait
Absolunpalawa Scheul
Tumale
Adrlaide Muspilal
F. F. Mrdealt
Sea Scouts
Violet Aterlom
Adybirlate
N. Alierton
Solomontown
G. J. Coventry
Wy Thangarin
Revell Wire West
Messrs
J. Muphins
J. A. Garland
Pirie Golf Club
Mesers
A. U Simmuels
Adeleid
Msiuchition
E. J. Gulliver
Wiv
Statlig
Loyal Exetunue
Minister of Education
D. Bray
Sylemtown Infant School
UW. Inissell
Wallaroo
Shippiis
George Smale
Ellendale
Port Germein Road
Hay
Mr. Welosluewy
Walker
Spencer Gur
Tirks Hospital Budd
Mrow
Turner
South Australian Railways
Hes Turner
HB. Tyner
Wousiness Ab Lock
Eyre Veninsuli
Gladys Williams
Simpson Meee
Saletiantown
Solomontows Ladies
Gockhart
Tinean
Stevedorin C Company
N. Pares
Finievi
Howell Yurmerty
Mire
Surly
Tudall
Ailey Uo Teu Moulis
Eng
B. Birkbeck
Staluja
Birkbeek
Whey Us
Sissctaled
Kalgoorlie
North Nroken 1
Hiuited
Zine Corporativ
Biwited
Silverton
Mmtaway
Nee Wise
Turnier
Pederal Witisier
Mistralian Natives’ Association
Miah Organisation
Gastlemaine
Vie
Mlier
Castlemaine
Fe Letuayon
Hone Cook
MR. Forde
Venizelos
Greece
A.N.A
Airforce
Lloyd Leverington
Prests Limited
Pirie’s
Clare Potter
Aascade
Phyllis Bosomworth
Joan Williams
Port Pirie
Australian Home Journal
Manchester
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