Halifax accuses Nazi motives over Czechoslovakia crisis
Lord Halifax told the House of Lords recent German action in Czechoslovakia was not justified and appeared provoked. He warned Germany aimed to dominate non Germans and that neighboring nations faced an uncertain tomorrow as history showed such attempts end in disaster.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Halifax
House of Lords
Czechoslovakia
Osechs
Lord Halifax
Europe
Halifan Tren
Herr Miler
Timatum
Last Muimer
Munich
Cnec
Lir
Berlin
Britain
Caechuslovakiat
Geran
Germany
State Will Take Burden For Defence Works
SYDNEY Tuesday Premier Stevens said New South Wales would shoulder the heavy burden of defence works if the Commonwealth aided by raising an increased loan programme to fund strategic works and full employment, while basements in city buildings would be converted into bomb proof shelters and schools used as first aid posts and casualty centres under the National Emergency Services Committee plan.
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Sydney
B. SB. Stevens
New South Wales
Stevens
Australis
National Emergency Services Committee
F. Bruxner
Bangor desertion case ends with dismissal of maintenance charge
In Pirie Police Court Bangor, a wife’s maintenance claim against her laborer husband was dismissed. The judge found insufficient clear evidence that she lacked adequate support, noting that the wife and children had access to the husband’s property and that temporary gaps did not prove destitution. The case concluded with the maintenance charge dismissed.
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Pirie
Kapport
Annie
Rand
Florence Ness
Ny Kwikirea Pale
Mangor
Pod
George Pole
Lam
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Mesars
Mleemann
Prosser
Sweeney
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M.'P. O'Callaghan
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Traf
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Hitabond
Melbourne
G. Street
Defence
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George Hututdwoe
itekWa
Fier
Willimut
Noraushter
Harden
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Walt
Vermont
Ronald Charles, Watts
Pirie Estate
Ellen
Virgo
Sui
Chirence Albert Baker
Oi Cottell Street
Solomontown
Fllen Street
Ami
British Attitude Cited Over Germany Trade Visit Postponement
A Foreign Secretary cites British stance on Germany, noting a cancelled trade visit and recalled ambassador. He says reforms in trade are not to be pursued and that progress will remain indefinitely postponed. He asserts Britain has made its position clear to Germany.
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Foreien
Germany
Britain and Australia pledge support to British peace effort
Prime Minister Lyons announced the Federal Cabinet fully reviewed the international situation and would back British efforts to secure peace. He warned of dangers from German aggression and questioned the direction of German policy after the Munich settlement, urging clear resolve against coercion and interference with sovereign nations.
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Melbourne
Lyon
Australia
Lyons
Germany Lays Out View Of War Prospects At Meeting
A British report notes Germany’s potential moves amid postwar tensions, urging caution and a united approach. It highlights fears of renewed conflict, warns against missteps seen in Versailles, and stresses the need for international cooperation to preserve cultural identity and independence in Europe.
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van Goveromel
Germany
Juaimanten
Hujitwa Aula
Fierman Aecom
Europe
Wroerd
Creenoalavahty
Czerkomiavakis
Buinporlea
Vailant
Aisahi
Ecw
Close Ports to Germans by Spender’s Plan
Stoney, Tilesdas urge Democracies to unite and present a firm front to Soramus Geekes for the extension of action. The passage signals a call to tighten ports against German effort and mobilize allied unity in the crisis.
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Stoney
Tilesdas
Soramus Geekes
British French and Russian Talks on Anti Aggression Pact
London reports progress in talks among Britain France and Russia to draft a short term anti aggression declaration. The plan aims to rally support including Poland and Balkan nations with dominions linked to future mutual defence commitments. A imperial defence conference in London may follow Eskine decisions as nego tiations continue.
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Tusedey
France
Russia
Cme
Poland
Balkan Nations
British Dominions
Dominions
Sadie
Evans
Canberra
Britain
Sgannllerery
Eskine
Sieferices Fesline
Protection During Raids In Melbourne
Protection of the civil population to consider all aspects of the problem and submit plans at the next general body meeting. Aimed at medical treatment of casualties, air raid duties, instruction to households, and a plan for city blacking out. Four sub committees listed.
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Melbourne
Bicycle Pumps Center of Glenroy Murder Appeal
George Green, condemned for the Glenroy murders, sought special leave to appeal in the High Court. Leo Little, his counsel, argued Crown missteps and new witness Reid who claimed the Glenroy bicycle pump differed from his bike’s pump. The hearing was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Leo Little
George Green
Glenroy
High Court
Little
George Reid
Green
Reid
Evatt Wins Hurstville By election in Sydney
Evatt wins the Hurstville by election in Sydney by 3542 votes over United Australia Party candidate Mr Thomas. McGrath’s Lang Labor primary votes total 9134. Evans transfers toward Evatt. Thomas retains some support in final count.
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Sydney
Labor Party
Murstville
Lr. Thomas
Uniked
Aue
Alia Party
McGrath
Lang Baburs
Evatt
DE Thomas
Nal Sures
Five Nations Manuscript Presented To Commonwealth
Manuscript presented to the Commonwealth includes The Five Nations and The Young Queen, a commemorative poem for the Foundation of the Commonwealth. Indicates ownership in the National Library, Canberra, with claim of beauty and safety.
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Commonwealth
Rudyard Kinng
Tanair
Australia
National Library
Canberra
London metal and commodity quotes from Adelaide market
The report lists London metal quotations in Adelaide with prices for Standard spot, three months, and electrolytic tin and lead. It notes slight gains for some items and small declines in others, including silver and gold, with figures per ton and ounce.
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Adelaide
London
Leeward
Local Officials and Hospital News From Pirie Area
Mr Frank McMahon notified of appointment or leave in Harbers Beard Once. Elder brother John previously held the Siemithon. Mr A 4 Burton elected to Pixie Institute committee to replace Barbour who resigned. Mr C J Coventry SMW left Pirie by train for Adelaide. RH GO. Larwood succeeds Sister A Teinneh at Pirie Hospital. Mr FH Munden from Crown Law Office visited on local court business. Norman Ayliffe, 10, admitted to Pirie Hospital. Mr W E Martin of Pirie East progressing in surgical ward. Mr W S Sweetland added as Adelaide Hospital transfer. Mr Ed Walpole SA Railways engineer notified of transfer to Islington. Walpole oversaw Red Hill Vine, broad-line construction to Baltic Wharf. Mr W Golding elected secretary of Pirie Football Association. Mayor W H Thresdale re-elected patron and chairman.
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C. J. Coventry
SMW
Pirie
Adelaide
GO. Larwood
Port Auguste Hospital
A. Teinneh
Pirie Mospinl
FH. Munden
Crown Law Office
Norman Ayliffe
Laura
Pirie Hospital
W. E. Martin
Pirie East
Sweetland
The
Terrace
Commonwealth Oil Refineries
Alpha Terrace
Baltic Wharf
W. Golding
Pirie Football Association
W. H Thresdeild
Pine Football Association
Miss Holman Re-elected Perth Parliament Seat
Miss May Holman, Australia’s only Taylor woman M.P., was declared re-elected to the Forrest seat in the State Assembly three hours before her death. A by-election will fill the vacancy, continuing the family political line as her brother and other relatives seek seats. News of the election reached Miss Holman shortly before she died.
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Perth
May Holman
Taylor
Australia
Fiee
Forrest
Miss Hulivatt
Mth
Murder trial and local court actions in Sydney
In a Crown-backed case, William Heriey and related figures faced murder charges amid a complex domestic dispute. Testimony cited adultery and alleged coercion, with witnesses detailing relationships and a request for a husband’s return. Officials noted resignations, independent appointments, and football association delegates discussing juries and protests of influence.
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Sydney
Tursity
Warohs Povey Smith
Ann FiWarda
Agere
Germinal Court
William Heriey
Edwards
Smuttt Harch
Lemon Ik
T. Anderson
Jevessed
Hocking
Notes May Be Clue in Sydney Hotel Tragedy
Police working through the night gathered facts and a chain of evidence in a murder case at a Sydney hotel. Coded notes in two handwriting styles may hold a motive and lead to a suspect. Anderson left his home at 10.30 pm bound for the city and bought a ferry ticket before being shot, with a description of a man seen approaching the scene.
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CEB
Pew
Thei Anderson
Ray
Anderson
Eoen
Pere Sons
Time for Crusade Against Cyclists Opens Football Season
A Pirie court session featured discussions on cyclists riding without lights and penalties. Various residents including Mr. Hocking, Mr. Golding, and Mr. Virgo debated enforcement, with several offenders fined up to £2 and warned about repeated violations. The proceedings also touched on cycling safety and police practices in public streets.
Value of Secondary Industry in Australia Declines Leads to Debate
Manufacturing output reached 7.19 billion pounds with a 1 percent rise, aided by 100,000 in 1997 and 28 million on W936. Len McLeay, Acting Master of Customs, cites last year’s 9,000 added metro box veena operations and 21,000 new hires. Projections expect a substantial rise in development of oak aeranmtry industries this year. Discussion covers the motor industry, fees, and manufacturing practices. A motion to adjust summit tickets fails by five to three, with debates on season tickets and weekly publication of official programs. A plan to seek a match with Pick is noted, and references to St Mark’s Club and related progrss continue.
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Melbourne
Australia
Len- McLeay
Sen
Mitte Ora
Thermometer Report For Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 88 degrees with a low of 61 degrees for the 24 hour period ending at 8 30 am. The readings reflect typical late summer warmth with no extreme spikes recorded.
St Mark's to Face Frepeidtary in Second Match
The fragment indicates St Mark's will meet Frepeidtary in the second match. Specific teams or event details are unclear from the readable text.
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St. Mark's
Frepeidtary
Three Fatal Accidents Reported in City On Wednesday
Three people died from injuries after accidents this week. Testis Mache of Them was thrown from a horse and died at the hospital. Peketla Hunter of Sito El died from injuries after a car incident. Richard Suonier of Malvern died yesterday when a flight caught fire and buried near Bel grave.
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Deste
Sito
Wes Sack
Richard Suonier
Malvern
Mally
Belgrave
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