Less Tension in Europe and Czech Slovakia Assurance
Melbourne reports that Britain has secured assurances from Germany that Czechoslovakia will have independence and territorial integrity. Prime Minister Lyons says Parliament should not be recalled before the planned date, as tensions in Europe ease after Chamberlain's announcement.
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Melbourne
House of Commons
N. Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Czecho- Slovakia
J. A. Lyons
Tie
Flame encircles two firemen in Sydney blaze
In Sydney a massive tongue of flame injured two firemen, knocked the hose from their hands, and knocked one unconscious while the other collapsed from inhalation. The fire swept through a four to five story building on William street, causing extensive damage but saving the surrounding block. Both injured men were taken to St Vincent's Hospital with concussion and throat injuries.
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Crown and Riley Streets
Yurong Lane
William Street
Edward Byrnes
Barlwood
Martin Griffen
Waverton
Byres
Griffen
Conference on Abattoirs Discusses Meat Supply Vision
At a town council meeting last night a conference for Wednesday night was proposed to advance an overseen plan for Pirie meat supply. The Pirie Master Butchers Association said after discussion it supported abattoirs and appointed delegates W. T. Sharman E. K. Harker W. Taylor ALT Parker etc to pursue action.
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Pirie
Threadgold
Pirie Master Butchers’ Association
Messrs
W. T. Sharman
E. K. Harker
WT. Taylor
Alt Parker
Hy W Sampson
Phyllis Jeffrey
A. Jarmyn
T. J. C. Budd
B. E. Graham
E. B. Welch
George Shearer
Pirie Town
Welch
Independents Poised for 13 Seats in South Australia Assembly
Report from Adelaide on Saturday counting shows Independents likely to hold 13 seats in the new House of Assembly while Government will have seven and Labor nine. Possible ministry reshuffles surface, with Nicholls Abbott Jenkins Playford Rudall Cudmore named as candidates. Northern Council seats likely to Sir George Ritchie and A L McEwin.
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Messrs. Nicholls
Abbott
Jenkins
Playford
Rudall
Cudmore
George Ritchie
A. L. McEwin
Legislative Council
Butchers Favor Abattoirs Amid High City Debate
The council weighs meat plant plans as Ald Coffey cites Broken Hill’s chilling methods and long freight distances. Reports from Bishop and Fillmore are reviewed. a conference set for Wednesday night, with Dr Dey leading a motion and the mayor guiding discussion toward a unified decision.
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Ald. Coffey
Broken Hill
Record Flight Sets East West Tasman Crossing Mark
Alex Clouston and Mr Major Mckelis aided by Munihiy and Thuy returned from New Zealand to Australia in 27 minutes, breaking the east west Tasman crossing record. The flight faced 50 mile per hour head winds for much of the trip, left Bienen at 7 30 a.m. and landed at Mascot shortly before 4 p.m. Christon said he felt relief when the plane emerged from clouds to sight Sydney Harbor Bridge.
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Sydney
Munihiy
Vin Alex Clouston
Major Mckelis
Thuy
New Zealand
Australia Ii
Tasman
Bienen
Mascot
Chiuston
Fydney Harbor Bridge
Old Man Shot. Son Charged With Murder in Christchurch
Christchurch police say Ton Kay, an elderly man, was found dead outside his Spreydon home with a back head wound last night. Ronald Leslie Kay, 46, appeared in court today on a charge of murdering his father and was remanded in custody.
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Christchurch
Ton Kay
Spreydon
New Zealand
Ronald Leslie Kay
Locat Court
POSSIBILITY OF NEW CHIEF SECRETARY INQUIRY
Discussion centers on who will be chief secretary and ministerial appointments. Mr G R Gudmore MLC is favored by some, while others back Sir George Nuehle and A L McEwin for Northern District seats in the Legislative Council. The Premier will pick ministers, with Satuday’s election implicating plans for the Public Works Committee and potential Independents inclusion. The Labor Party debates constitutional moves and a possible three-term reins in light of recent results.
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Tenis
Willie Peulicide
Iveline
Pariament
Qarly
Sirerbert Muddy
Nicholls
I.C.P
Vhaigesling
Messrs
Venking
LGP
Playford
Abbott
Unit Tnnail
Roth
Rudall
Jeffries
Prade
George Nuehle
A. L. McEwin
Legislative Council
G. R. Gudmore
EGP
Seeishativa
Gounell
Mler Saturdas
Tiv Vawneies
Messrs. Anthoney
Uegeaton
Cowan
Blackwell
P.M.G
Sen. McLachlan
L.C.P
Labor
Condon
Bighwrdé
Jemkins
LPL
Lacey
Nul
Woleed
Labor Party
Laces
Labor Party Nears Early Meeting on Candidates
Fragmentary OCR suggests the Labor Party plans an early meeting to discuss candidates. The text notes increased support for someone named Prenien but says a majority remains elusive, with many absent postal votes potentially influencing outcomes and a likely allocation of preferences.
Archbishop Kelly Denounces Companimate Marriage Lament
Sydney Archbishop Kelly denounces companionate marriage as an abomination, warning Australia is morally slipping. He cites deteriorating domestic life and dire overall trends, while market notes show Wheat at 37 bushels and Silver at 18 3 16 an ounce.
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Sydney
Kelly
Youth injured in crash near Bega as Maltby car sought
A 19 year old youth with concussion and severe arm wounds was found beside an overturned car near Bega. He is in Bega Hospital with a police guard. The car is believed linked to Jules Armour Maltby who was killed at Pagewood Saturday night. Police had kept Maltby’s car under watch on main roads. An officer named Jocelyn saw a speeding baby car in Bega and reported it to hospital authorities. Maltby frequented a local garage near his home and reportedly spoke to a neighbor at his niece’s funeral about an altercation with a billet of wood.
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F. Keen
Pirie West
Adelaide
H. E. Ranger
International Hotel
Pirie Hospital
Sydney
Bega
Bega Hospital
Jules Armour Maltby
Pagewood
Maltby
New South Wates
Jocelyn
Begu
Victorian Rifle Matches in Adelaide Report Results and Prizes
In Adelaide at the Victorian Rifle Matches several events yielded top scores and prize money. Frank Stuart led the 300 yd event with 50, Trevilyan of Broken Hill and Feltham of Marulan NSW tied for second on 50. Bramley of South Africa led 500 yds with 49, Trevilyan again second, Kil of Echuca tied for high 50 in the Snow Match, and Watson topped the Semmens Aggregate with 61 points.
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Echuca
W. M. Martin
Brisbane
E. B. Filby
Ana
Tasmania
H. Kil
J. Beaylar
the Rock
Nsw
J. Regill
Adelaide
T. E. Ashton
Cyclists
T. Watson
T. Trevilyan
Broken Hill
W. G. Bartlett
Corrigan
Santa Casa Dies After Escape From Paddock Incident
Santa Casa, winner of the 1936 Grand National Steeplechase, was struck by a motor car and killed after escaping a paddock at Glenhuntly yesterday. The horse was ridden by trainer J. P. Devine.
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Melbourne
Glenhuntly
Santa Casa
J. P. Devine
Births During Fortnight Reported to Pirie Health Board
No births were reported in the preceding fortnight. Mr. M. M. Bishop health inspector briefed the Pirie Local Board of Health on the update.
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M. M. Bishop
Pirie
Woman Leaves for Sydney Airliner Voyage
Had no enemies her husband in Sydney. She left at noon by the airliner Bungana for Sydney. She declared she had no enemies and that her shanag was completely happy. Before departing she told her husband she would soon give up work and stay at home.
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Sydney
Spy Ring Breaks Expose Allied Espionage Network
ARRESTS follow reports of a spy gang led by a figure known as Beautiful Twtinna posing as a Russian. The group courted a Persian student Amimmirian, fled Polish husband, and used foreign contacts. Documents tied feather worker Jean Bastide to selling defence plans abroad, with Marcel Gustric named in alleged fortification plans. Jean Lassaire, linked to a foreign power, planned a Montpelier dance hall and loan agency to gather garrison intel.
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Twtinna
Hiviera
Amimmirian
Amumirian
Jean Bastide
Marcel Gustric
War Ministry
Jean Lassaire
Spain
Montpelier
Elite sprinter Elanage for Spell Withdrawn from Sydney Engagements
Elanage for Spell, long the odds on favorite for the Sydney Cup, has been withdrawn after injuring a leg last week. Officials say no risk will be taken and he will receive a spell before resuming racing.
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Melbourne
Flaaage
Sydney
Coroner Finds No Blame In Gropler Plane Crash
Salisbury inquest into Roy William Gropler of Morwood concluded that no one bears fault for the crash. Coroner W. H. Neal ruled Gropler died from injuries sustained in the accident occurring on the spot after Gropler, 22, pulled toward danger. evidence showed no actionable blame.
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Salisbury
W. H. Neal
Roy William Gropler
George Street
Morwood
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