Britain and France Protest to Germany Over Aggression
London notes of protest were lodged with the German Foreign Office after Herr Hitler's occupation of Czechoslovakia. The French Ambassador was recalled to Paris, the British Ambassador left Berlin, and Germany reportedly rejected the protests and recalled its envoy. In London, ambassadors from the United States, France, Britain, and Germany met Lord Halifax as cabinet ministers debated the crisis.
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London
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Britain
Lord Halifax
Sunday Times
Tord Halltex
Russia claims German acceptance of occupation legality
Moscow reports quote Besta denying the legality of Cordestovakla’s occupation as peace talks falter. Germany allegedly seeks oil grain and other concessions in exchange for territorial guarantees while Berlin-ancillary officials press for intensified force. A correspondent notes a tense interview with Lord Halifax as German divisions are cited.
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Australian Associated Press
Moscow
Besta
Cordestovakla
Geeuis
Agereasiok Amd
Ula
Olla
Germany
Touminia Ty
Kange George
Halwanlon
Lord Halifax
Fierman
No Cause For Panic From Lyons Address to Cabinet
Canberra dispatch reports Prime Minister J A Lyons informed the British Prime Minister that overseas developments were libest. Lyons stated there is no cause for panic and that the Cabinet would be assembled to hear the conversation's effect.
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Canberra
J. A Lyons
Lyons
New Wheat, 2 Advance of Options
Short covering driven by political fears pushed overseas options higher though actual wheat prices stayed steady. Adelaide trading remained dull with farmers offered 5s 6d for old crop and 2s for new. Dealers warn only extreme political shocks would spark a wheat rise. G G Wichalls reported markets rose on active short covering amid European uncertainty. Liverpool softened on Argentine hedging while US firmness steadied. Winnipeg rose on nervous covering due to European concerns.
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Adelaide
G. G. Wichalls
C. W. Anderson
Liverpool
United States
Winnipeg
United States Condemns German Aggression in Europe
United States officials led by Under-Secretary of State S Welles and President Roosevelt denounced German aggression against Czechoslovakia. Roosevelt warned of ways short of war to stem the advance, while calling for new neutrality legislation and stronger actions than words. Germany may sever diplomatic relations with the United States as aid to democracies grows to halt Hitler’s progress.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
S. Welles
Roosevelt
Welles
Rooevelt
Germany
Hitler
London metal market leads with mixed UK quotes
Latest London metal quotations from Adelaide on Sunday show copper and tin moving down and silver and gold mixed. Copper spot and electrolytic prices fall while tin three month and spot quotes slip. lead and zinc hold near unchanged levels amid thin activity.
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Adelaide
London
Evatt Likely To Lead In Haratyitle Contest
Sydney report notes Thomas Evatt as favorite for the seat with a Lang Labor challenge from Mr. McGeath. Early returns show Evatt ahead as Labor supporters push for second preferences. About 800 votes remain to be counted amid a swing away from the Government and censure of the Lang Labor party.
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Sydney
Thomas
United Australia Party
Rlre— Linn
Industrial Layer Party
Hive Evatt
Progress Menres Tonlett
Dtv
G. Byatt
McGeath
Lang Labor
Wa Labor
Evatt
Lamg
Representation Granted to Local Committees at State Camp
Mr Threadgold announced that the convention approved representation for local committees at the state convention by 51 votes to 43. A combined meeting of Pirie local and women’s committees appointed Threadgold as delegate, enabling 59 city central committees to be represented at conventions. Pirie Women’s committee, with 100 financial members, can now elect its own representative and executive systems allow a 50-member union or association on the council. A motion to admit a disgruntled city section was defeated.
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Don
Australian Labor Party
Adéaide Tradee Hall
W. H. ‘Thresdgold
Pirie
Tirie
Threadgold
Pine
C. L. Davis
W. Brownick
W. J. Gummow
G. Sharpe
Pirie Women's Committee
Threadgald
Dead Men's Votes Alleged for Sale in New South Wales Election
An article reports claims of deceased voters of Sydney being used in Australian elections. It details offers of votes for sale in a Hurisínilé by election, discusses figures like Mr. Real and Mr. Evans, and notes undercover watchers and police caution. The piece portrays a racket rooted in the underworld with warnings about identifying involved individuals.
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Sydney
Subsialionis
Uth
New South
Miro W. Evan
Heffron Tahor Party
Real
Rouna Pili
Fyong
Poland
Evans
Dipetiy
Labor majorities emerge after Perth election sweep
The Sunday report notes the Legislative Assembly election produced at least 25 Labor members, mirroring the party's strength in the last Parliament. It suggests the government will likely stay in office as counts continue, with Coolgardie contest showing Lambert facing three opponents including an Independent Labor candidate, a Country Party nominee, and another Independent.
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Perth
Labor
Weema Cerain
St Yiearn
Miss May Holman in Critical Condition After Election Eve Crash
Perth report details a tragic election eve accident injuring Miss May Holman a candidate and her sister. Holman remains in critical condition though improving. Sister Shella Holman hospitalized for surgery and injuries. Local figures discuss impact on Labor government prospects.
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Perth
NCERN
May Holman
Sigi
Wits
Booth
Anton Silettia
Labor
Milman
Metropolitan Committees Debate at Special Convention
A special convention of metropolitan organizations convened over the weekend to elect delegates and set representation rules. Debates focused on eligibility and the right of smaller unions and local committees to participate, with concerns over proxies and marching orders affecting who may be seated.
Hearst Facing Decline as Papers Hit Receivership
Report outlines W. R. Hearst losing control as Hearst newspapers face receivership after missing dividends. Directors mobilized a $1 million rescue, Hearst’s estates and properties reeled, assets sold, and circulation slashed while lenders and rivals gain influence.
Nation's Defence Plan Moves to Premier Conference
A comprehensive scheme for federal state cooperation on national defence was submitted by Prime Minister J S Low and premised on a joint works program, defence valuation, and emergency preparations. The plan, discussed at the forthcoming Premiers Conference with the Loan Council, seeks cost sharing and possible substitutions in defence spending.
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Canberra
Loan Council
Lowas
Amd
Lyons
Joan Money
Sim Tiderbakties
Pefertts
Thermometer Readings Report Yesterday
Yesterday's maximum reached 23.4 units with a minimum not clearly stated. The 24 hour period ending at 2:30 a.m. showed a low near 59 in unspecified units.
Head on collision injures two Crystal Brook brothers
A head on crash on Warnertown road early yesterday involved two cars and a motorcycle. Ray Scott 24 and Ray Scott 21, both from Crystal Brook, suffered serious injuries and were admitted to the Vire Hospital surgical ward after the collision near Kain's Hill.
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Warnetown Road
Crystal Brook
Ray Scott
Crystal Frouk
Crystal _ Brook
Vire Hospital
David Keith Nunan
Broadway Road
Pirie
Mess If Andrews
T. Lynet
Kain
Roy Scott
New Clerk for Laura Council Amid Appointment Controversy
Local council faced a heated decision over replacing district clerk J L Kennedy. A special meeting saw Mr F Wartee nominated, with voting and legal advice sought to ensure a lawful, watertight process while considering council finances and audit of the clerk's books.
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Laure
J. ¥. Kennedy
Edunell
Mrr. RR. d. Docks
Fotowius
J. L. Kennedy
Wartee F Council
Torwaried
F Kennedy
Weston
76 Gulf Trippers On the Moonta This Morning
The Moonta motorship arrival is listed with a crowd of names aboard or connected to the event. Messrs Denning, Dillon, Wells, Titlbrook, Lockhart, Orchard, Hoskin, Paterson and others are noted among the participants and associates in the muster.
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Moonta
Messrs
F. B.S. Denning
W. H. Dillon
GT Wells
A. Titlbrook
RB. Lockhart
PH. Orchard
P Hoskin
W. Paterson
A. J. Holdsworth
J. Sheshan
R Broadbent
L. Gehiken
E. Oliver
A Leigh
A, T. Davies
P. W. Farrell
J. Pean
JW. Baker la Lange
Master Lockhart
Lessumes
ES Denning
Ford
Meadows &. Hiclecher
R Abrens
Problems of Strategy Anglo French rule in Africa
The piece surveys George Steer's Telegraph series arguing Africans favor Anglo French governance. It notes concerns over possible German restoration in colonies and highlights strategic importance of the Cameroons, Duala port, and western coast routes from Khartoum to the Gold Coast.
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London
George Steer
Daily Telegraph
Africa
Germany
Cameroons
West Africa
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Exwan Khartoum
Duala
Steer
Man's Body Found in Ascot Park Home
The body of John Sumner Tear, about 21, was found at Ben Pethick's Adelaide Road home near Ascot Park Railway Station. A break in occurred with smashed glass, damaged furnishings, and a stopped clock at roughly 1:50 pm. Thurlow, believed to have lived nearby, had worked as a gardener for Pethick.
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Adelaide
John Sumner Tearlow
Ben Pethick
Adelaide Road
Ascot Park
Thurlow
Airigste
Puthich
Palestine Conference Ends in Complete Failure
London reports the Palestine Conference has broken down with Arab and Arab States representatives rejecting British terms. A 24 hour Jewish strike is planned, protesting the policy of granting permanent minority rights, while Britain vows to restore order as military operations intensify.
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Recorder
London
Britain
Orther
Holy Land
Arsh
S Malcolm MacDonald
Palestine
South Australia urged as ideal site for aircraft factories
Mr Badman argues the eastern coastline is first target in war and warns against near shore production. He suggests Pirie land and Wallaroo on Spencer Gulf as proper sites to decentralize aircraft manufacture, criticizing Adelaide’s exclusion and urging SA government to push for local full production rather than assembly elsewhere.
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Mr. Badman
South Australia
Pirieland Wallaroo
Spencer Gulf
Adelaide
Australia
B. VC. Thorby
Five Million More Revenue Wanted
Limited return for the current financial year is £1 210,000 and next year it is shaped to raise more than £215,000,000. The forecast by Mr B G Casey of all round taxation in the next Budget aligns with the position known for years. The Budget could carry £2,000,000 of extra taxation without pushing the country to the 13-7 position, but this will not suffice to meet the demand of nearly £5,000,000. Allocation of defence funds will require taxation shifts between the armed services.
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B. G. Casey
Fedestal
Passenger to Adelaide on the transcontinental train
A passenger from Kalgoorlie on Saturday is identified as MeE W & Geddes, visiting Australia on holiday. AH Bieschick, a corporation electr ical engineer, is recovering at Sister Bray's Hospital after a serious injury. Fireman C. R Thomas, of the Fine Fire team, is in Adelaide Hospital. E. Howard of Ellen Street is also mentioned in connection with the accident, now reported progressing toward recovery.
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Kalgoorlie
W & Geddes
Austalis
AH Bieschick
Corporation Eletical Engineee
Sister Bray's Hospital
Adelaide Hospital
E E. Howard
Ellen Street
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