League Council Finds Germany Violated Versailles Treaty
The League of Nations Council voted unanimously that Germany breached Article 43 of the Versailles settlement. A world conference next summer may discuss Hitler's proposals, disarmament, and economic issues. France may drop demand for Rhineland troop withdrawal if Germany submits the matter to the Court of International Settlement.
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Times
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Hague
Locarno Pact Talks Ko Rhineland Crisis
Reports from London and Paris detail Locarno Powers drafting a three phase agreement to address Germany in the Rhineland crisis. Britain France Italy and others propose Hague Court arbitration and a League of Nations conference to guide negotiations. If Germany accepts, troops may be withdrawn under an international police force during talks.
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France
Belgium
Italy
League Council
Hague
Germany
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Rhineland
Manel Coperstar
Lucurne
Ger
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Adelaide
Annual Pirie swim and district cricket finals on turf
The thirteenth annual swim through Pirie will decide the state’s richest long distance event, with 133 entrants, while district cricket semi finals will be played on Memorial Oval and Afford Oval turf wickets for the 61st Pirie season. A strong Adelaiden team challenges as forecasts of a big public turn out persist, and officials appeal for support to cover carnival costs.
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Memorial Oval
Afford Oval
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Money Leaves Country Amid Monetary Policy Alarm
Auckland reports money is flowing out as investors react to the government’s proposed monetary policy. Financiers warn the policy could shrink safe investment prospects, prompting capital to move to Australia, South Africa, and England despite adverse exchange rates. Nervousness grows over internal expansion and possible exchange rate rise.
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Headmaster Poomabe Departs for Adelaide
Me W S Poomabe headmaster of Pirie School left last evening by car for Adelaide. He will return tomorrow.
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Pirie School
Adelaide
Death sentence for Ludwig Schmidt ordered by Supreme Court
Prime Minister said Ludwig Schmidt, condemned on three counts of wilful murder by the Supreme Court at Hubunom, would be hanged on Wednesday next. The Administrator supplied the advice, and Defence Minister Barkhill said the Cabinet would fix the date after the election.
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Defence of Aerodromes Defense of Aerodromes
Melbourne report quotes Mr J A Mollison urging reforms at Australian aerodromes over five years. Speaker Gupt Johnston claims progress is near par with other nations, noting Adelaide Brisbane surfaces as smooth as peers. Improvements planned for Mascot and Essendon, with Darwin Singapore and Albany Tasmania radio links installed.
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Port Kembla Strike Spreads Toward Newcastle
About 3,500 steel workers at Port Kembla are on strike and plans aim to pull in 6,500 Newcastle men to join. If Newcastle plants walk out, up to 10,000 workers could be idle. Newcastle’s big works are run by Traken Hill Proprietary, Rylands, and Lysaghts.
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St John Ambulance Brigade Details For Swim Carnival Duty
Members of the St John Ambulance Brigade have been detailed for duty at the swimming carnival events. Report at Yacht Club House at 2 pm for boans launches. Assigned volunteers include Sergt F J Flinn, Cpl A W Lihow, Pres G Bambridge, A C L Zubrinich, W Sandow, and others at various race points. Sunday shifts list Sergt R A Allan, Cpl G C L Springall, Sergt Flinn, Pte P L Duty, and Cpl Springall with Pte W A Campbell.
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Greek Resident Taken To Hospital After Injury
A Greek resident, Mr Jack Gorge of Plarence Street, was found in the ntlueet's Playground in severe pain. Dr B J Hamp attended and Mr Gorge was rushed to Pirie Hospital where he made a complete recovery by Tuesday afternoon.
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Davis to police Redhill line work after port visit
Mr Gahan Commonwealth Railways toured Port Augusta and demanded subcontractors observe award conditions. Mr Davis Australian Workers Union organiser will enforce rules as M J Murphy and J Smith noted little change with few workers on site.
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Temperature Record for Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 88.5 degrees. The 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 am was 53 degrees.
Dairymen Refuse Milk Price Reduction in Pirie Meeting
Pirie Dairymen and Milkvendors Association voted last night to inform the Trades and Labor Council that no milk price reduction could be made. They cited scarcity and high feed costs as making any cut impossible and instructed secretary W W Fidumwan to reply acknowledging the labor letter requesting a conference.
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Three Months Imprisonment For Offence Against Girl
In Tanunda a man admitted a serious offence against a girl now aged 44, and the Criminal Court ordered three months imprisonment. The judge noted the girl appeared consenting and questioned the suitability of her age, while stressing the parliament’s stance on such offences.
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Trapped as Thief In Adelaide Court Case
Avena Hil pleads guilty to theft of three half-cases of unions in Adelaide. William Padget of Clifton Street Hunter is remanded after a ten minute court session. A later questioning scene involves Plain clothes Constable Sharpe and a collapse by a suspect in a vehicle trap built by Mus Gwyer. An arrest notes a £29 19s release on surety for one year.
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East United States Submerged in Major Flood Disasters
Nation faces one of its largest natural disasters with floods flooding 14 states and the Potomac, with 160 dead and thousands missing. Dust storms rage in the west as President Roosevelt orders relief measures and funding approaches $600,000. Homeless count reaches about 20,000, while New England suffers up to 100 million dollars in damage and dams fail nationwide.
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London Metal Market quotes Adelaide exchange updates
Latest London Metal Exchange quotations received by the Australian Mines and Metals Association show copper at 360/74 to 3608/12 per ton for three months unchanged. Lead soft spot 16 17/6 down 1/8, forward 17 down 1/8. Spelter spot 16 4/3 up 1/3, forward 16 3/9. Tin spot 12245 5/ with three months 206 2/6 per ton. Silver standard last 1/72 up 4-8d, forward 47/7. Gold open market down 4.
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Australian Mines and Metals Association
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Broadcast Programme Improvements Promise in Australia
Melbourne Friday reports promise of better television and radio presentation by the Australian Broadcasting Commission after a managers conference. Victorian manager T W Bearup said new buildings and studios could begin in Sydney and Melbourne within six to seven months. Commonwealth architectural adviser J K A Henderson will travel abroad to study new sound equipment and studio design.
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Conference on Shop Assistants' Wages Settled by Adjournment
A conference between union and traders delegates at the Gmeiner Building adjourned after a brief discussion. Information now awaits from Adelaide, with a late next week expected before further action. Delegates include Symonds senior, A O'Dea, Le Goode, Wrighten, Sao uery for the traders and Wenlfeld, Button for the Warehouse Employes Federation.
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Two Boilermakers Injured At Smetters
Two workers were treated at the scene for injuries received while at work. One man had his left thumb stripped and another, Mr W, injured his left foot. Both were allowed to go home after treatment.
Centenary Exhibition Opens in Wayville Governor Reads King’s Message
The centenary celebrations began with the opening of Centennial Hall in Wayville by Governor Sir Whaston Dugan. He read a message from King Edward and praised the Chamber of Manufactures for leading the exhibition project that funded the hall.
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South Australia celebrates centenary at Empire Exhibition
The centenary exhibition opens with congratulatory remarks from Premier R L Butler and Postmaster General Cain. Lord Mayor addresses guests, inspecting displays as Mr Rinder praises the vast grounds and finest wares. Messages from London and copies of speeches reflect hopes for prosperity and lasting peace for the State.
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