British Prime Minister Warns Germany in Commons
In the House of Commons Mr Chamberlain delivered a firm warning to Germany amid talks with other powers on a joint anti aggression declaration. Mr Eden warned of Europe’s danger from the law of the jungle and urged peace loving nations to mobilize for defense against further aggression.
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Germany
Byer
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Eden
Europe
Ely
Charadertald
Ruthleas
Feme
Kamberinia
Watoey
Eal
Hitler
Ak Germany
Prey to Swiftest Europe Must Organise
London on Friday faces a cryptic regional note suggesting Europe must organize under harsh, jungle law. The fragment hints at a broader debate on control, order, and survival with no clear authorities cited.
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Europe
London
Weather stations proposed to improve forecasts in Australia
An April plan would introduce sixty five new weather observation stations across Australia with eighty three staffed by trained officers. Additional stations will be placed on outlying islands with a Tasman Sea route officer to support air service information. Observations will be taken eight hourly instead of twice daily.
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Melbourne
Anateatia
Tasman
Tasimin Air Service
Bruce urged to stay in Australia for wartime advisory
Government seeks Mr Bruce's guidance during the crisis as federal risk rises. Prime Minister Lyone announces defense unity and safety measures across all branches to protect Australia. Authorities emphasize his continued presence is essential for strategic planning and national security.
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Mobart
Frias
Brice
Siler
Renin
Austra
Risermient
WN Lyone
Prins
Alenia
Union Secretary in Court over Missing Union Books
Adelaide court hears case against Martin Lewis Collaton, secretary of the Federated Tran Workers' Association, charged with larceny involving 88 pounds and 6 pence. He faced two 40 pound sureties. allegations stem from alleged shortages in union funds and records.
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Adelaide
Federated Tran Workers’ Association
Martin Lewis Collaton
Follaton
Wavine
Stalen
Weusanenabion
Fince
Lyday Ben Ppyseeutias
Ewilafony
Tlohmnnet Avenue
Gotune
HDL Gardens
Wis
Arti
Dayne Tol
Coliatan
Tim
Ted
Tion Hanks
Madrid Chancellery Hints at Spanish Surrender
A muddled dispatch from Madrid and Paris outlines European attitudes toward Spain and possible surrender terms. Foreign officials discuss continuance of aid and the fate of Gibraltar, Bizerta and Tunis, with France and Britain weighing intervention and republican resistance amid tense negotiations.
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Fritsy
Ruther
Paris
France
Bizerta
Tunis
Marenger
Berins
Metrias
Suetuiere
Fondon
Explosion in Kitchen Burns Woman at Anzac Road Home
Mrs Vo MC Pickhaver suffered severe burns when a spirit stove explosion ignited fuel and linoleum at her home 13 Anzac road West Extension. Neighbors and a daughter helped extinguish the blaze before ambulance transport to Pirie Hospital.
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Anzac Road
Te West Extension
Vo MC Pickhaver
Pirie’ Hospital
Nosoner
Pickhiaver Hesswiy
Pickiavers
Hurriers 19
Fortunate Circameran and Airmail Passengers Noted
Fortunate Circameran notes some good fortune amid severe injuries from an explosion. Mrs Tickhayer endures pain but remains reasonably stable. Enquiries reveal a cautious outlook. Airmail passengers list shows Nurse Mr Goode traveling Pirie to Whyalla and Mrs M Tomlin Pirie to Adelaide, agent MacRobertson-Miller Airlines.
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Adelaide-Whyalla
LC. Moody
Pirie
MacRobertson-Miller_Airlines
Whyalla
Goode
Adelaide
M. Tomlin
Gold worth 400 stolen from Melbourne post office
An armed guard escorted £4,000 in gold from Bendigo to four Melbourne banks. At Spencer Street the gold vanished between the station and mailroom. Detectives and postal officials investigate as an empty parcel tag is found in a side street.
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Melbourne
Spencer Street
Bendigo
Imrail
General Post Office
Burra Court Hears Case Over 50 Stolen Lambs
Detectives after a long chase arrested a nation manager and a cartier near Burra on a charge of stealing 50 lambs from Sir Walter Duncan. 15 sold to local butchers, 35 sent to Melbourne. Harold Saunders and Johnson Carpentier remanded on £100 bail with surety.
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Adelaide
Det
Bet
Walters
Det Gill
R. L. Leane
Burra
Nation
Cartier
Walter Duncan
Gill
Lowne
Melbourne
Clare
Gum Creek South
Farrell's Flat
Harold Frederick Saunders
Gum Creek
Johnson Garfield Carpentier
Redruth
Burra’ Court
Curtin opposes joining national cabinet in Lyons leadership
Perth reports Labor Leader Mr Curtin states the Labor Party will not join the National Government under Mr Lyons. He accuses Lyons of leadership abandonment and calls for Labor to govern on its own programme amid party turmoil and blunders.
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Perth
Curtin Poteet
Labor Party
Lyons
Labor
Curtin
Americans Seek Trade Debate in Atlantic Dialogue
The article discusses American trade policy and its impact on broader relations. It notes a split view among leaders about how to approach international talks, with emphasis on Atlantique commerce and potential shifts in alliance dynamics.
Women's Night Tennis Sees Railways Defeat Narrowly
Wisdom Gukt beat Railways in a tense ladies evening of tennis with matches featuring Evans against dunes Nayty and Treleaven, and Ming Hevans with Mrs Kinnear Tayiy against Treleaven. Final results show Evans and Mestinies Gray beating Sayner 6 1, while Railways claimed 4 sets and 37 games.
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Railways
Fon
Warner
Nat
Sid
Nest
Raidways
Theames
Merstanies Unwramil Evans
Dunes Nayty
Treleaven
Miss Byone
Mea' Rinne
Ray
Sayner
Siz Ming Hevans
Irving Faces Stiff Test in Messee Ponds Handicap
Fred Hoysted of Mentone trains stayers and believes Irving can win the Messee Ponds Handicap at Moonee Valley after a muddled Caulfield run. The field includes Desert Chief and Dark David as top stayers with Sir Regent and others weighing in, while recent form suggests Irving remains in top shape for the mile and a half race.
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Adelaide
Fred Hoysted
Mentome
Irving
Messee Ponds
Moonee Valley
St. Kilda
Caulfield
Irving i
Melbourne
Dark David
Sir Regent
Plectrum
Sir Grey
Victoria
Sitart
Moonee Velley
Arity
Popular townsman farewelled in Pirie move to Redhill
Mr. Dick Shepherd, longtime Pirie resident and popular town figure, is leaving after 40 years to take over Redhill. Federal Cricket and Sports Club hosted a farewell, with speakers praising his public spirit, generosity, and steady business sense. Friends and local clubs wish him and his wife well as they embark on this new venture.
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Dick Shepherd
Federal Cricket and Sports Club
Redhill
Shepherd
Red
Hackett
Red Fons Ned
Miest
Venture
Bbaphent
Alick Kitson
Ues
Omy
AH Sher
PE McMahon
G Lowe
Lowe
Mr. Shepherd
Mixed Wheat Trade and Local Politics Highlight Adelaide Brief
Wheat options eased with quiet Adelaide trading as farmers placed small bets. Export demand appeared lacking, with prices reported around 1/10 2 for old crop and 2 for new. A Winnipeg note referenced political outlook and local figures discussing civic involvement and reform.
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Adelaide
Liverpool
G . Mlebotlit and Sons
Pirie
Federal
Clib
Timaey
Hee—lin
Redhill
Invasion of Slovakia and Hungarian Ruthenia Actions
Budapest confirms invasion but states Hungarian troops from Ruthenia occupied points west of the River Ung to guard the railway. Hungary seeks a joint frontier with Slovakia as frontier lines remain undemarcated. Hungarian foreign minister defends cordial ties with Germany and criticizes Romania’s mobilization while urging a settlement with Yugoslavia.
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Ruthenia
Ung
Hungary
Slovakia
Germany
Foreign Relations Commission
Yugoslavia
Roumania
Chust
Speaker Pollock Found Shot at Parliament House
Queensland legislator George Pollock aged 49, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly since 1942, was found dead in his room at Parliament House with a shotgun nearby. Police suspect foul play after the suicide-like scene emerged. Pollock had been ill recently and faced a Supreme Court defamation suit announced earlier in the week. He served since 1945 and was a former Australian Workers Union organizer, survived by two sons and four daughters.
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Haisbane
George Pollock
Queensland Legislative Assembly
Parliament House
Ir. Pollock
Mead
Jhne
Helen
Hhs
Pollock
Mle
Ptaniner
Australian Workers Union
Ues Wly
New Bishop of Port Augusta Enthroned in Australia
John Patrick McCabe, born in Smithtown New South Wales, was consecrated Bishop of Port Augusta in Lismore with solemn Pontifical Mass. Enthronement in Port Augusta tomorrow will feature a civic reception by the mayor and councillors.
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New South Wale
Port Augusta
T. McCabe
Peterborough
AL Hey Fin
T McGahe
Bishon
Port Awgusts
St. Anarletus
Petertiomueh
John Partick McCabe
Smithtown
New South Wales
Sisters of the Good Fomaritin
Goft'n Harbor
Callege
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Springwont
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Privet
Lismore
Melune
Gorakd
Kempsey
Por Macquarie
Hin Aften
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Arora
McCabe
Port Aveuata
St. Gyrthage’s
Aq Sundas
Mort Rev
John Pani
Apostolic Dalezale
Australasia
Adticent Inlands
Stat Nv "Thome Pishop
Wilcantia-Porbes
Science's Part Seen In Town Hall Show
Town hall presentation showcased science's role in industry and daily life. Demonstrations included growable vitamin production, fabricating materials, and textile processes, highlighting manufacturing relevance. General leaders and technicians thanked the audience for their interest and support. John Doe and Jane Smith led tours explaining equipment and its applications.
Temperature Readings Snapshot Report
Yesterday's maximum reached 82.1 degrees Fahrenheit with a 24 hour minimum ending at 8.20 am reaching 34 degrees. The data reflects a brief record from a local thermometer noting daily temperature variation.
London Metal Prices From The London Market Ledger
Lead Copper Tin Silver and related metal quotations listed with spot and forward prices. The table shows standard, cash and forward values with shifts noted for each metal.
Mystery of body found in dam puzzles Victorian police
The body of a young man was found floating in a dam at Dumosa near Wycheproof. A chaff bag covered the head and chest, no clothing, and motor cycle tracks were seen nearby, suggesting foul play. Investigators seek identity and motive.
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Victorian Police
Melbourne
Fiider
Dumosa
Maryborough
Wycheproof
John Morrison
Melbourne outline of Federal limits on benefits described
The document outlines a weekly Melbourne rate with an upper limit and mentions unmarried minors and contributory sums. It notes benefits were liberal for illness unemployment and sickness. It states men unable to enter due to age or ill health would be admitted to the scheme.
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Melbourne
Hitler and Mussolini in Melbourne Echoes of Fear
Report from Melbourne notes Signor Mussolini’s name provoked reactions as crowds recalled fascist rule based on fear. Eyewitnesses say people in Germany endured distress while Nazi power spread through Austria and Czechoslovakia, with mixed sentiments about future war.
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Thaly Peonte
Signor
Mussolini
Sal
E. Il. Peacock
Czechoslovakia
Shelbourne
Muscolini
Germany
Austria
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