Memel Seizure Boosts German Control Across Lithuania
Germany demands and obtains Memel from Lithuania as Parliament prepares to ratify the transfer. German troops already occupy the Memel district, with reports from Kaunas noting Li thuania will release the population and men from military service. Lithuania asserts the move follows peace intervals and vows no further concessions, while German-Lithuanian talks continue over future frontiers and port access.
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London
Germany
Memel
Reich
Lithuania
Deayatelies
Warsaw
Poland
Ultimatin
Lithuxsian
Tis
Tn. Wienase
Metmel
Aimeva
Wedneba
Willanbuy
Uaeenslovakia
Ender Secretars
Mareh #7
Snr Godernment
Hohemhs
Moreths
Uae
Shites
Vus
Wertimide
Italy Prepares Rome Amid Unclear Military Claims
Reported remarks from Mune Malian army figures describe the situation as a protest or smear against Rome. Officials say the statements are part of a political campaign to create unrest rather than a genuine threat.
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Rome
Werthiendax
Isis Fave Wen
Snehudae
Mifo
Federal Ministers Keep In Touch With Britain
Melbourne reports indicate the Federal Cabinet intends to maintain close contact with Britain. Mr Lyons says Australia will stay on the ground floor of the anti aggression discussions and will monitor progress toward a formal stance at the forthcoming conference with New Zealand and Britain. A radio broadcast tomorrow may outline the decisions and timing of Australia’s participation.
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Melbourne
Wedawadhs
Lyons
Britain
Iin
Adjey
Whitwhall
Ste Lyng Wells
Representone
New Zealand
Jett Oper
Mr. Lyons Tantent
Australia
Dominions
Britons Refuse to Yield Freedom Amid Global Tensions
The article notes Britain and France favor a restrained declaration on commitments while major powers debate responses to Austria and Czechoslovakia. Britain warns against surrendering liberty as Germany’s actions loom, urging careful steps and conferences to avoid provoking aggression.
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Mos
Austra
Czechoslovakia
England
France
Fermians
Position of Italy Adhesion to Germany
London reports claim that Italy plans to remain allied with Germany despite anti German sentiment. British observers note propaganda suggesting a break with the Rome Berlin axis is unlikely and that Italy will continue its cooperation in the Axis.
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London
Italy
Rome
Haly
Rome-Berlin
Side by Side with Britain
Reported remarks by Prime Minister Mir Savage discussing unity with Britain and allied nations. He described steps toward strengthening ties, declaring a conference at Teueleleine nations to address war causes and seeking to prevent further conflict.
Quota System Considered by Aus tin Natives Association
Melbourne meeting of the Aus tin Natives Association discusses a quota on aliens, proposing annual limits and restrictions based on nationals in the Commonwealth. A draft dictation notes potential expatriation grounds for those exceeding the quota.
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Melbourne
Wednesitas
Austin Natives’ Association
Vebry
Meer Sears
Roumanians, Hungarians Mobilise as Tensions Rise
Australian Associated Press reports that Roumania extends military precautions to the Bulgarian border and calls reserves to balance neighboring states actions. Budapest denies partial mobilisation while a Times correspondent notes military movements and requisitioned vehicles. More men are called up and German troops increase fear as the Nantabibbie tragedy story unfolds in Gladstone Circuit Court.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Roumania
Budapest
Times
Kosice
Man charged with murder in Mantabibbie farm case
An 80 year old mother described a fraught relationship between two brothers that ended when Robert Wilfred Batis was shot on a Mantabibbie farm near Peterborough. John Henry Balls pleaded provocation and was found guilty of manslaughter, receiving three years’ hard labor, after the court heard the brothers argued over a disputed matter and a rifle was fired.
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Gladstone Circuit Court
F. W. Richards
John Henry Balls
Robert Wilfred Batis
Mantabibbie
Peterborough
Pauline Batistmother
Gladys Pedler
Henry
John Henry Balis
RR. Chamberlain
Crown Proveeater
Crum
FP. Adams
B.C. Tuck
Fenty
Bill
Pedler
Bal
Rain in Interior Adelaide Briefing and Court Testimony
Heavy rains threaten Port Augusta to Alice Springs track with rock washaways but repairs permit southbound service. Alice Springs to Port Augusta train connects Friday morning. Court in Broken Hill hears testimony about a fatal family quarrel with Bill and Henry Kay, witnesses recounting a drunken dispute, threats to shoot, and the killing aftermath.
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Adelaide
Port Augusta
Alice Springs
Bunga
Port
Fireman and Batis Killings Reported in Pirie Ward Incident
The account notes Fireman C A Thomas of Pirie Bri Gate Hospital transfer to a doctor’s surgery in a motor ambulance, then home to Ellen Street. Dr L Francis Ignatius Flaherty from Peterborough says Bill Batis was dead upon discovery, death from a bullet wound entering the right breast and exiting the left lower back. Constables Williems Williams Lorena and fellow officers, with Syromutile Rowing Club ties, provide context. Witnesses describe contusions on Henry Batis and multiple punches. no other head marks beyond bullet wounds. Reports mention Basil Balie treated last year for bruises and a nearby boundary car sighting involving Heney and Bill Batis. The piece alludes to subsequent discussions and actions, with references to local residents and a continuing investigation.
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Francis Ignatiug Flaherty
Peterborough
Bill Batis
Beck
Steele
Henry Batis
Adams
S. G. Williama
J. Williams
L. Lorena
Syromutile Rowing Club
Walter Balie
Pirie
Peterborough Hospital
Ie Bay
Ryan
Viel Noth
Ee Sith
Win
Pine Yemerday
Runds Batholomew Sheehan, Grazier, MacRobertson-Miller “Airlines Plame
Nachara
Batis Farm
Heney
E.H Skevington
Bill
A. Creasy
Alb
Hunter
Pie W. Magockin
Graham
Collinge ‘Culpin
T. A
W. D. Bares
Two Children Die After Poisoning Attempt At Tandare
Dairy farmers Mr and Mrs Ernest Pole lock Tandare were horrified by the death of their two year old son who drank rat poison kept on a pantry shelf. The eldest, Margaret 41, and Patricia 13 were rushed to Bendigo Hospital where Patricia died in the car and the younger boy died before a doctor arrived. The car nearly washed from a ford as they traveled a torrential creek. The two survivors, including Margaret who is seriously ill, remain in hospital.
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Bendigo Hospital
Patricia
Margaret
Bendigo
Glenroy Murder Conviction Upheld by High Court
Melbourne witnesses report that the High Court today unanimously dismissed George Green a 42 year old chimney sweep’s application for special leave to appeal his conviction and death sentence for the Glenroy murders The court found that the new evidence proposed by the defence did not justify a retrial and stated there had been no miscarriage of justice.
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Melbourne
George Green
Glenroy
Tes
Rejection of repeal motion at Australian native association conference
The Australian Natives Association conference in Melbourne rejected a motion to repeal the National Insurance Act by a large margin. An amendment favored compulsory membership of friendly societies under the scheme, with a government subsidy proposal for those unable to join due to age or ill health. The debate favored urgency for unemployment insurance and broader social legislation beyond existing institutions.
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Melbourne
Australian Natives Association
Friendly
Societica
Satisfactory scheme may be arranged in Australia
Melbourne Wednesday the attitude of the Friendly Secretivs Consultative Council to the health insurance scheme will not be announced until reports are received from the organizations in all the States. Mr W H Best secretary said there may be a satisfactory scheme after three conferences between the societies and the British Medical Association.
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Melbourne
Discreetly Vague Mr Richards Rebuked Adelaide
Adelaide business leaders today rebuked Mr Richards leader of the Apposition for saying Australia’s mood was low. Sir Wallace Sanford, president of the Chamber of Commerce, said there was no reason Australia cannot prosper. The exchange eased tensions as traders noted cautious optimism for the economy.
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Adelaide
K. 5. Richards
Australia
Wallace Sandford
Chamber of Commerce
Tom
Etek
Abestes
Wallyer
Richarda
London Metal Market Latest Official Quota Figures
Lead and Tin price movements are reported with spot and three month levels in London markets. Copper shows gains across standard, electrolytede, and wire bar categories while Tin rises in spot and forward terms. Sydney weather notes drought with record mills and Mossgiel and Broken Hill impacted by washaway and lack of rain.
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Adelaide
London
Sydney
Tetera Bea
Rs ‘Um
Mossgiel
Palais
Tvanhoe
Marelyn
Broken Hill
Heavy Rain Hits Victoria Regions With Flooding
Northern and eastern Victoria faced heavy rain last night with streams flowing high. Yackandandah and Myrtleford logged 206 points each as the north east averaged 140. Flooding occurred but damage remained unlikely locally.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Fact
Yackandandah
Myttleford
Wackandandall
Extradition shadow over Adelaide solicitor in failed Twentieth Charity Exhibition
A Melbourne court heard that John Ovieusa Mayler an Adelaide solicitor who vanished weeks ago may face extradition. Promoter of the Twentieth Charity Exhibition the venture closed abruptly with disputes over control and liability. Evidence centered on Miss Hoole and the absent Mr Naylor and Messrs Naylor and Shepley, who own the business, while Sir RG Hicks urged adjournment and cautioned against complicating the case with missing parties.
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Adelaide
John Ovieusa Mayler
Mapler
A. Macrow and
Lone Pry, Ltd
Ime
Naylor
RG. Hicks
Messrs. Naylor
Shepley
Mr. Hicks
Miss Hoole
Mr Ronald, Sr
New Wheat and Prices Fall in Liverpool and Adelaide
Overseas wheat options declined after three straight gains as Liverpool whisked average prices down about 11 3/4 pence and Winnipes 4 1/4 pence a bushel amid a weaker market. Adelaide held farmers' prices steady at 1/10 4d old and 2/ for new. Argentine shippers faced heavier liquidation while hedge selling was noted, reducing demand in Liverpool with limited actual wheat demand.
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Adelaide
Europe
Liverpool
Nicholls & Sons
C. W. Anderson
Winninex
Hoard of £80 Found During Shop Demolition At Randwick
A workman clearing the front of a Randwick shop unearthed a hoard of £80 in £1 notes. The proprietor claimed the money and handed it to Marco Lazzerini of 107. Sydney report notes the find amid demolition.
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Sydney
Hunteler
Randwick
Marco Lazzerini
Planning for Defence Advanced Stage Reached
Melbourne reports rapid progress in Australia toward a complete defence scheme. Prime Minister Lyome says government can mobilise industry, and civil resources for emergency. Industry survey includes fuel oils woollen textiles and jute, with special committees already handling key sectors.
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Melbourne
Wednessey
Tional
Australia
J. A. Lyome
Defence
Chairman of North Broken Hill Directorate Recalled
The text notes the passing of a former chairman of directors at North Broken Hill, aged 76. It mentions he had not left home since a prior incident and that a chartered plane brought him back to Melbourne after an accident. The phrase references his role and a mining context.
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Tom Ur
North
Broken Hill
Melbourne
Sheppard
North Broken
Oil exploration push in New Guinea estimated cost
Melbourne reports a £250,000 effort in New Guinea with three Bla planes mapping unexplored areas as Island Exploration aims for a major oil find. The plan includes 860,000 pounds this year, crews of about 120 Europeans, and gear shipped from Australia to survey and hand over territory to the Federal Government.
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Melbourne
Weddnesdty
Mew Fabien
Tull Swing
Setmd~ Ora
Island Exploration Company Proprietary, Limted
Ametralian Petree Comipaty Proprietary, Limited
Wit
Australia
Douglass Dalphie
Exploration Company
Olen Airways
Fokker
Coas
Gap Ingtels
Feu European
Poet Libelled Poet Cogarty Wins Libel Award in Ireland
A jury awarded damages for libel against Michael Joseph Ltd and Brendon Ltd over a book The Green Pool by Patrick Karsnagh that described a poet Cogarty and alleged misdeeds. Mr Justice MacNaghten noted the jury did not know the book’s purpose and that a particular Irish context influenced the case.
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London
Crai
Geaxior Cagarty
Michael Joseph Ltd
Pelatars
Sus Brendon Ltd
Green Pool
Patrick Kars [Nagh
Dudi
Cogarty
T. Milstook Cogarty
Mileskreas
Justice MacNaghten
Ls Samants Up
Ireland
Sydney Tragedy Cites Siege and Pay Series
A Sydney tragedy anchors local news as authorities report a siege incident and ensuing payment dispute affecting residents and businesses. no further details available in the fragment.
Terawie Youth Sentenced After Indecent Assault Trial
Julicn James Gabriel Duggan, a young man, stood before Mr. Justice F. W. Richards for sentencing after a guilty verdict for indecent assault. The court heard details of the case and the defendant was remanded to custody for further disposal.
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Justice F. W. Richards
Julicn
James Gabriel Duggan
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