Mussolini’s disarmament idea under consideration in Rome
An official Rome communique reports Mussolini has examined a project to gain Western powers’ collaboration for a Kellogg Pact style peace. The plan links Britain’s disarmament with Italian aims to expand raw material access and force Britain to abandon Palestine Tanganyika and defend a new European pact.
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Rome
Signor
Mussolini
Europe
World
Palestine
Tanganyika
Britain
Memories of Emden nameplate unveiled by Australians
In Wilhelms hafen a special Emden nameplate presented by Australia was officially unveiled aboard a new Emden. Vice Admiral Foerster thanked the Australians for relinquishing the trophy as the old Emden flag was removed and guns fired a salute. The crew cheered and sang Deutschland Uber Alles.
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Wilhelmshafen
Monilay
Germany
Australia
Emden
Foerster
Sydney Tragedy Craig to Stand Trial
In Sydney the Criminal Court heard that Erle Roland Craig will stand trial for the murder of Ressia O Connor. Crown Prosecutor Mr Kksan said the Attorney General ordered the trial with Craig facing murder charges. Evidence showed a clash between the Crown Prosecution and defense as tensions rose during proceedings.
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Sydney
Mond
Criminal Court
Kksan
Erle Roland Craig
Ressia O'Connor
Tusilee James
Craig
Crowe
Mack
Otto Sel Tor
Mick
Performing Rights Enquiry Concludes in Melbourne Case
The Performing Rights Commission concluded its enquiry today in Melbourne. Justice Owen announced he will render his report to the Governor General in due course.
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Aelbourne
Performing Rights Commission
Iis
Justice Owen
Frovernor
Dia Couise
Taxation Clerk Arrested in Stamp Embezzlement Case
Metdy Aired Willen Bayly, a clerk in the State Paxition Deporte ment, was arrested today for allegedly converting to his own use $ waril of stamps previously sold with him. Hayly and his father pineplives: WF Ne department non suspended fast srk, pittoe when the pollen or den Investigating Inregularities none Prine the stamps.
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Willen Bayly
Paxition
Finn
Hayly
Iwi
Fast Srk
Pittoe
Racing Car Plunges Into Crowd at Grand Prix Meet
A motor event at Cowes ends in chaos as a high speed car driven by W H Lowe veers at Heaven Corner, crashes through shrubs and a barbed wire fence, and injures five spectators. Serious injuries reported for Patrick Carmin and Syl nov. other names listed among those hurt.
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Melbourne
Cowes
W. H. Lowe
Heaven Corner
Mail theft disruption reported near Adelaide
An incident near Adelaide at 2 am involved stolen mails and damaged mailboxes tied to the railroad area. The event disrupted postal operations until 7 am when authorities began investigation. Police are actively investigating the case.
China Warfare News From Shanghai Report
In North China fighting continues with China determined to resist. Nanking conferences are awaited for a survivie policy toward Japan. Reports say about 8,800 wounded with 4,000 in hospitals.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
Sudden Death at Collins Street Home Port Pirie Man Found Dead
R Thomas D Pine of Port Pirie was found in an outside toilet at his son's Collins Street Collins Street home in Ethelton today after holidaying by the sea. Believed natural causes. Pine, a railway worker in Salumnntown aged about 70s, left Piru dust Thursday. He had long served the railways, known for his reliability, and was active in church and sport. Survived by a large family including wife deceased years ago and ten children. Remains to be taken to Atomide today for burial.
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Adelaide
R. Thomas D. Pine
Port Pirie
Collins Street
Ethelton
Pine
South Australian Railways
Salumnntown
Ping
Piru
Annnaat Cave
Adedalre
Iit
Yostwinduy
Witt Volun
Ainber al SL Paul's
Final
Shaie
Port Adelaide
Uniter
Ganon
Ganen
Me Pine
Spoetsman
Mauch
Solomanoyna
Yeskeriay
Tommy Pine
Petrol prices drop in Pirie after eastern state cutback
Following advices from the eastern States that the five major oil companies reduced petrol prices, Pirie resellers cut first grade to 23 a gallon and second grade to 2 1 a gallon, a penny per gallon decline. In Melhanené, Lis Aluied, address of the Pose liens are engaged in a fine wir. Mr A Daines, secretary of the Wedrol Test Liens Association in Pirie Stab, reports oil companies advised the reduction and resellers acted promptly.
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South Australia
Pirie
Melhanené
A. Daines
Referendum Sought on Transfer of Arbitration Powers
Melbourne reports Attorney General Mr Latham said the Federal Government intends to hold a referendum on transferring industrial arbitration powers from the states to the Commonwealth. The move aims to centralize industrial dispute authority and is to be considered by the government this week.
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Melbourne
Latham
Proposed Commission Statement in Federal Parliament
Mr Melbol Mne and Mr Ladham Cattorkey discussed the royal commission to inquire into the state of the industry. A statement was hoped to be made in Parliament on Taxiday or Wednesday regarding the appointment and the inquiry into the industry.
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Melbol
Ladham Cattorkey
Gemupnt
Neleal
Reds Join In as Communists Parade Through Melbourne
In Melbourne on a holiday a 450 strong procession carried revolutionary banners that offended trade union leaders and were removed before start. The march, a remnant of past demonstrations, included about 000 unionists amid cold showery weather.
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Melbourne
Soviet Arrests of Vickers Employees Halts Trade Talks
Negotiations between Russia and Britain are suspended after the arrest of Metropolitan Vickers workers on charges of turbine sabotage at Dniprostroi. The Daily Telegraph notes the move follows Soviet demands for improved behavior from Vickers managers amid concerns over prisoner mistreatment and possible industrial damage.
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London
Russia
Britain
Daily Telegraph
Metropolitan Vickers
Saboage
Dnisprostri
Prikoners
Helms
Puiltts Satlataetion
Toda
Diplie
Entirentions
Mektopolityn Vickers
Budget balance in sight claimed for Australia end of year
Amid garbled text the report suggests Australia may reach a balanced budget by year’s end. Confused names and phrases obscure specifics, but the core claim is progress toward fiscal balance. Government language hints at Commonwealth and states coordinating to reduce deficits.
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Banrbara
Mondtag
Lyons
Australia
Riley Car Wins Grand Prix at 200 Miles
W Thompson in a Riley car won the Grand Prix of 200 miles, with H Drake-Richmond in a Bugatti half a lap behind and L Jennings in a Magna third. The race, watched by about 10 000 people, saw several retirements from mechanical trouble and sparking issues.
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Melbourne
W. Thompson
Riley
H. Drake-Richmond
Bugatti
L. Jennings
M.G. Magna
Thompson
Lowe
Lombard
Carl Junker
Vio Bugatti
Drake Richmond
Wreford
Junker
Drake Rchmond
Trake- Richmond
Port Pirie Progress Association proposal sparks council clash
A Port Pirie Electorate Committee meeting denounced a proposed Progress Association as an attempt to supersede the Town Council. The resolution warned residents Labor opponents push for a non political body to undermine council functions and urged caution against the agitation.
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Pirie
Labor
Port Pirie
The Recorder Defends Progress Association Idea for Pirie
The Recorder argues a Pirie Progress Association serves town interests and cites Wallaroo’s Vigilance Committee as a model. It asserts no party bias in its stance, says public service brings happiness, and invites action with Recorder backing if formed.
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South Australia
Whe
Solomontown
Recorder
Richards Wins Australian Middleweight Title in Disputed Bout
Ron Richards, 40.13, defeated Fred Hannaberry by disqualification in the 13th round at Aushentters Bay Stadium to claim the Australian middleweight championship. Hannaberry was penalized for illegal blows as Richards held a lead when the bout ended.
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Sydney
Ron Richards
Aushentters Bay Stadium
Fred Hannaberry
Hannaberry
Richards
Polnla
Gold Exports From Sydney Reach Substantial Value
In the last month gold valued at £6137,087 was exported from Sydney, with the shipments mainly consigned to London. The report underscores Sydney's role in Australia’s bullion trade and the international reach of its gold shipments.
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Melbourne
Monany
Sydney
London
Defence Vote in Canberra Hints at Future Increase
In Canberra on Monday Prime Minister Lyons declined to state if defence funding would rise next year. The current year defence vote stands at £2,995,000, with expectations that it will be substantially increased for 19a.
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Canberra
Lyons
Adelaide Judge In Pirie Circuit Duty Arrives For Sessions
Mr W Y Ray SM of Adelaide arrived in Pirie on circuit court duty. He disposed of three caves in an hour during the Agteronon and left for Jamestown in the evening. Mr P K Nicols MP visits Port Pirie for hospital employees at an industrial board meeting and attends a Government Workers association meeting tonight before returning to Adelaide.
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F. K. Nisass
Asstelatian
Pirie Jo
Pirke Hospital
W. Y. Ray
Adelaide
Pirie
Ir. Ray
Jamestown
P. K. Nicols
Port Pirie
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Dandenong
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Genter Maneark
Mantenong
Monta Nniones
Nhum
Meiourus
Mom
Mckenna
Jan Hamilton
Tan Hamilton
British Legion
Yune
Mr. T. D. Pine
Patal
McCallum’s
NEW Ideas
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Manchester
REDS
Vickers
MR. Lyons
Ww. V. Ray
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Pirie Council
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Hards
Wanna
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