Germany replies to League of Nations over Rhineland
Berlin envoy von Ribbentrop travels to London to convey German counter proposals on Rhineland as Britain leans toward dialogue while France insists on Locarno Powers plan in full. London signals aim to influence Berlin with conciliatory terms, seeking a basis for further negotiations amid mixed public opinion.
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London
Ribbentrop
Berlin
League of Nations
Rhineland
Ra Eden
House of Commons
Herr von Ribbentrop
Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Ms. Fulen
Germany
Lord Halifax
Baris
Bristol
Neer Mitler
Herr von Tibbentoop
Merr Hitler
Baron von Neural
Thiy
Vernon Barbett
Hiron
Word Prive
Daily Mail
Beirut
Daily Telegraph
Paris
le Fem
Guigriment
Locagny
M. Flandin Mas
Burlit
Freneh
Sisner Mussolini
Abyssinia
Wartlelt
Edep
Saneligna
Maly
Caly
Catchpool and Smith Wed in Central Baptist Church
Mr Henry J. Catchpool, second son of Mr and Mrs Catchpool of Pine West, married Miss Elsie M. Smith, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith of Bangor, at Central Baptist Church. The bride wore white satin with lace and long sleeves, walked in with her uncle, and was attended by bridesmaids in georgette pink and blue. The couple planned a modest reception with friends, and will reside at Laureate after the ceremony.
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Henry J. Catchpool
Joyce Mottola
Mom
Tigrathy Mortein Bung & Horsshoe
New Guinea Murder Case Draws Government Debate
Report from Tuesday indicates the Federal Government will not interfere with the Mie execution in New Guinea. Ministers, including Purklil and Tinehes, argued against external intervention, while Treasurer Mero Coser warned brutal motives may drive the act if carried out, urging order and safety.
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Ben
New Guinea
Purklil
Iowa
Tinehes
Qepuid
Lapeeverie
Mer
Petition for Divorce Alleged Misconduct in Court
Arnold Livueian seeks divorce from Valeri Elma Mas James alleging misconduct by Nid. The case, before Sir Angus Parsons, involves counterclaims by Thomas Mansel Lloyd and Max in September 1934. The hearing, connected to re spondent, adjourned after Mrs Tucker Lloyd and another party denied the allegations.
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Aiue
Taysilas
Sly Angas Parsons
Arnold Livueian
Roge Parl
Valeri Elma Mas James
Kingswood
Thomas Mansel Lloyd
Max
Irede Tucker
Adelaide
Notable visitors tour Pirie amid hospital arrival
Talbot of Crystal Brook was treated at Die Hospital and left, while visitors including Ret Huey Steele and Mrs. Hey Steele arrived in Pirie yesterday. Key W Shields and W Fraser attended from Broken Hill and James Fowl, with W S Tovinson and other executives arriving from Broken Will to stay at Sta Howse. Shields to act interim moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the Northern Pirie. Me Ly IL dames remains absent from Fifth Street during illness.
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Gol Fraser
Broken Hill -Associated Smelters
Ank
W. S. Tovinson
Hey. W. Shields
Damestown
Pirie
Pirie Football Association awaits carnival replies
At a Pirie meeting the Pirie Football Association discussed a September football carnival. Replies were awaited from five of eight invited associations while Whyalla and other clubs were contacted. The secretary reported invitations to South Australia and northern associations, with a meeting at Clare planned for April 4 to discuss details.
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UCH
Pirie Football Association
TM. Yates
Man
J. G. Sweeney
Mesers
Francis
Messrs
W. Munro
A. Cavenett
Salomontown
A.H. Sharpe
Proprietary
J. W.brownick
R. Lambert
St Mark's
Mocking
Hocking
South Australan Football Association
Pirle
Adellde
Tie
Wea
Glare
Pirie
Gentea
Ghul
Broken Hil
Broughton Association
Stanley Assoriation
Brownick
Will Bean
Lambert
Iew
Rob-comantes
Toma Michael
Windsor
Munro
Victoria
Queen Mary
Whyalla
George
League
My. Lambert
Mid-North
Broughton
Gawler
Wakefield
Barossa
Ight
Staples
Yorke Peninsula
Stanley
Touring Through Three States Rev Huey Steele Visits Pirie
Rev Huey Steele MLA BSc moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Victoria Tasmania and South Australia arrived in Pirie yesterday en route to Port Augusta on a mission to visit branches and offer encouragement. Mrs Steele accompanies him as they spoke at St Andrew's Church last night, where a welcome story was capped with an address.
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Huey Steele
Pirie
Port Augusta
Steele
Presbyterian Church
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Sinda
South Austrauia
Koolunga
Mart
Thive le
Nev. Hh. Swanton
Mio Steele
Thiein's Ark
Sune
Parklington
Geelong
Aclinel
Melnourne
James
Athenatic
Tito Pullewed
Elisht
Sinew Finn
Western Australia
Coleraine
Sir Isaac Isaacs Sails to London in Final Duty
Sir Isaac Isaacs former Governor General leaves Adelaide for London aboard the Strathnaver accompanied by Lady Isaacs. He calls the journey his final duty and speaks of inspecting churches in South Australia, meeting congressmen, and aiding the church amid a shortage of capable ministers. Critics note his reflections on religion and public service as he departs.
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George Pearce
Matster
Ermal Affairs
Gankernt
Melbourne
Mvl
Bent Conti
Adelaide
Sir George Pearte
Canberra
Megrolane
Ise Isaacs
Lady Isaacs
England
Strathnayer
Sir Isaac Isaacs
Vicarage Murder Trial Opens in Melbourne Court
Edward Cornelius, 29, a mechanic, faces murder charges in Melbourne Criminal Court for the December 12 1935 killing of Rev H L Cecil at Fitsroy Vicarage. The Crown halted 19 jurors, opening with an alleged confession and handwriting on a marriage card matching Cornelius. The hearing adjourned.
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Melbourne
Criminal Court
Edward Cornelius
H. L. Cecil
Fitsroy Vicarage
Hook
K.C
Cornelius
Book
Oruilius
Adelaide markets mirror metal price shifts on copper and lead
Based on latest advices from the Australian Mines and Metals Association, London Metal Exchange quotations show copper and lead moving in varied directions. Copper spot rises while forward and other bases shift. lead soft spot and forward prices dip, with spelter and silver resembling mixed movements as gold shows minor changes.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Control of Interest Moves to Trading Banks in Australia
In Canberra today, Mr Casey Toesmoort told the House that the Commonwealth has not considered action to curb five to ten per cent interest rates. Responding to Mr Brusiy, the present position shows monetary policy control in Australia has shifted from the Commonwealth to the trading banks.
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Cantenia
Forde
House of Representatives
Casey Toesmoort
Goserman
Brusiy
Australia
Bank Deposit Rates Rise in Melbourne Banks
Melbourne banks announce higher deposit rates with increases up to two percent for terms of six and twelve months. Overdraft rates are expected to rise soon, as lenders adjust pricing amid market shifts.
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Melblens
Melbourne
Billiards in Pirie 9 Mabe Distany
Billiard results list players and scores including Sutherland 236 Barham Ly Rosser Nostrand Ee Bey Laver 12K Sampson 43 PL Hibbuns. The readable fragment notes names and numbers but is incomplete and unclear on full event details.
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H Sutherland
Barham Ly
We Rosser
Nostrand Ee
Bey Laver
Sampson
Hibbuns
Alleged ruin of girl’s hair in Melbourne salon case
A Glenelg girl told Judge Foster and a County Court jury that her golden blonde hair was severely damaged at Continental Hairdressing Salon Swanston street. She seeks £499 damages from Cathcart, Lilley, and Miss Harvey alleging burning, pain, loss of dignity, and disruption of her occupation. The defence denied negligence. trial continues.
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Melbourne
Foster
Gleneg
South Australia
Elva Ruth Harvey
Gordon” v= street
Glenelg
Bery
Miss Harvey
Petruntad
Cathcart
Adelaide
Aiso
Bnd
Camptos
Miss Hi
Tivoli
Carly Tilegy
250 Men Engaged on Big Mine
The mine near Broken Hill has resumed operations with about 250 men employed. Enquiries indicate a further 100 workers may be added soon, as unemployment in the district continues to decline with the mine absorbing more labor daily.
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Broken Hill
Fire destroys Coliseum in Ballarat during morning blaze
A blaze in Ballarat this morning gutted the historic Coliseum and damaged other buildings including the Athenaeum. The loss is estimated between £20,000 and £20,000. The Coliseum had served as the main headquarters for South Street music and elocution contests, which will not be interrupted.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Athenaeum
Maine
South Street
Cyclists Seek Training at Memorial Oval
Memorial Oval hosts a request from A Brown secretary of Fide Cycle Guy to train cyclists on Mondays and Wednesdays. The council references refer the issue to the parks and highways committee for a ruling while Ald Pavlich and Ald Davis weigh in. Dr Dey seconds the motion.
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A. Brown
Fide Cycle Guy
Memorial Oval
Ald
Davis
Iran
Pavlich
Parks and Highways Committee
Agriculture Staff Increase Sought in Victoria
The Chamber of Agriculture at Mildura urged the Government to raise the Department of Agriculture budget to £300,000 to fund expanded research work.
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Melbourne
Chamber of Agriculture
Mildura
Department of Agriculture
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