Premier Will Refuse to Bow to Worship Varied Result in Kapunda
In Kapunda at the poll declaration for Light, Premier A L Butler claimed the election was remarkable. He said independents with Liberal views remain committed to sound policy and that his government will seek consensus with them in a spirit of reasonableness. He defended his stance against religious symbolism and asserted readiness to form a broad alliance if needed.
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Still Confident In Iowa's Future Despite Opinions
Fragmented remarks show voters weighing policy impact on state governance and stability. A principal candidate claims broad support, cites high primary vote percentages, and urges focus on public service over political life.
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Mixed Reception at Platform Meeting Sparks Debate
Ambiguity and sharp exchanges marked a local platform gathering as candidates and supporters disputed religious and political issues. Key figures including Mr. Gabby and Mr. Gaul clashed over religious matters and independence, with accusations and insinuations prompting a tense, wordy exchange about governance and candidate qualifications.
Steamer Morinda Grounded Near Malo Island New Hebrides
The Morinda, a 2025 ton steamer with 47 Sydney crew and about six island passengers, ran ashore off Malo Island in the New Hebrides. French sloop Rigault de Genouilly heads to assist. hope grows for refloating as tide comes in. Captain Perry, veteran in island trades, commanded the vessel on a routine voyage from Sydney via Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands.
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Italy Fears Germans In Anglo Italian Talks In Rome
London reports Signor Mussolini may push for a broader Anglo Italian accord. Britain would notify Italy of defenses in Palestine and the Red Sea while acknowledging Abyssinian conquest. Mussolini may withdraw troops from Spain and evacuate Balearic Islands. Mutual undertakings cover Spain, Egypt, Palestine, Arabia, the Mediterranean and Red Sea with no naval or fortification reductions.
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Wheat and Lead Prices Reported in Market Notes
Market brief notes wheat at 36 bushel and lead at £167 per ton. The report lists commodity prices with no additional context or trading details.
100000 Meals a Year on Transcontinental Trains
Y M C A Triangle Club members toured Commonwealth Railways carriage barn at Pirie Junction learning how 100000 meals are prepared annually on trains. Mr R Cockburn described a seven man dining crew per train and the linen laundry system at Port Augusta. Air conditioning was outlined by C W McDonald as visitors received souvenir menus and timetables.
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Von Cramm in Prison
Berlin correspondent reports Baron Von Cramm the tennis player has been jailed awaiting trial. He was arrested with twelve others after returning to Germany on March 4 from a tennis tour of America Japan and Australia. The charge cites Paragraph 175 of the Criminal Code concerning sexual offences.
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Governor General Away Sworn In Victoria Appointment
Fragmentary OCR story notes the Governor General away during a swearing in ceremony for Lord Guwrly while Sip Pryderich Magn MIL is mentioned as Governor of Victoria. text is garbled with names and titles unreadable.
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Strathaird Passengers Released From Quarantine In Melbourne
From Strathaird Melbourne Tuesday 11 more passengers released from quarantine leaving 36 still confined until April 5. Those freed were immune or recently vaccinated. Fifty four others landed yesterday from Strathaird 36 joined Fremantle Fiji cruise and 18 saloon passengers not in close contact. An additional 100 cruise passengers boarded Fremantle landed at Port Melbourne this morning and likely returned to Perth at shipping company cost.
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Australian Eleven Picked for Colombo One Day Match
The Australian eleven for the Colombo one day match against Ceylon includes Bradman out due to illness and weight loss, Fleetwood-Smith sidelined, with others like Fingleton Barmett and White noted as stars in a carnival atmosphere. A wallet containing £15 was stolen from White's belongings in the baths dressing room amid the Neptune ceremonial mood.
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Rebels pound Lerida as Catalonia battle nears end
Telegraph dispatches from London report Spanish rebel forces closing on Barcelona after Fraga fell. Lerida, a key city 80 miles from Barcelona, endured a three hour bombing with loyalist planes outnumbered, civilians fleeing, and heavy casualties among defenders as rebel assaults pressed forward.
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Relentless Bombing Rends City Amid Escalating War Losses
The article details heavy bombardment and destruction across multiple buildings as relief crews struggle amid chaos. It notes massive casualties, displaced civilians, and ongoing military actions on the front with reports of Franco-Belgian and allied forces facing fierce resistance and strategic counterattacks.
Country Party Split Over School Welfare Board Resignation
At the Victorian Country Party annual conference the dispute over school welfare and a proposed resignation of Mr. Melphere was raised. Mr. Paterson and Mr. Edwards, head teacher, spoke as upheaval grew among parents. A report by Mr. Atwell noted the committee’s year, the death of Mr. Lebacheur, and £50 granted for Prince's Park playground improvements that had not been used, with hoped action by the new committee.
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MISS GLADYS MONCRIEFF CAR CRASH NEAR GEELONG
Melbourne report details Miss Gladys Moncrieff and manager Iredale in a Mount Morinc crash near Geelong. Moncrieff hospitalized with a fractured leg and nose and head injuries. The article also includes various local notes on community matters and meetings.
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Passage describes long-time member leaving amid delegation presence
A longtime member with 22 years of service exits the group as a crowd in the gallery includes former Sen. Elliott and about 200 to 250 delegates and members observe the departure.
Chinese forces rout Japanese on vast Tianjin front
report from Hankow says Chinese offensives opened Saturday and captured Litben and Tsing, with gains at Keynent duoielin and Tenghalen. Japanese units retreated eastward, some cut off near Linchong after rail line damage. Losses include tanks and guns as numbers of Japanese troops in China are listed alongside Manchukuo and North China deployments.
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Thermometer readings show 78.4 max and 50 for 24 hours
Yesterday's temperature peak reached 78.4 degrees with a low of 50 degrees recorded by 8:30 a.m. Official data lists the 24 hour period ending at 8:30 a.m. and notes mild conditions for the day.
Port Augusta Circuit Court figures in Adelaide trip notes
Personal movements are recorded as Mr Justice Angus Parsons travels through Pirie by train to Gladstone after criminal sittings at Port Augusta. Crown Prosecutor R. Chamberlain and court staff accompany. other passengers include Mrs J Harvey and her son Ross Harvey. Several local appointments and hospital staff changes are also reported.
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Concussion Injury From Fall At Florence Street
Master Kevin Speck aged nine of Florence street is in Pirie Hospital children's ward after sustaining a concussion when he fell from a fence he was playing on.
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Junior Constable Scheme Produces Highly Qualified Officer
Adelaide news reports in the Industrial Court that a junior constable training program yields a highly capable officer capable of advancing past older staff. The Police Association seeks wage increases and upgraded pay scales for constables, sergeants, detectives, and inspectors, with a 2 a day refresher plan and per-quarters living allowances.
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Dugan Returns to Australia From England Visit
Sir Winston Dugan Governor of South Australia and Lady Dugan returned to Fremantle aboard the Orford after six months abroad. He spoke of Britain's calm, empire-minded mood, migration interest, and pride in Commonwealth ties. Lady Dugan noted England aroused interest in redrawn housing, hospitals, and nurses’ conditions.
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How Legislative Council May Be Conquered
Adelaide, Tuesday. A hypothetical five year Parliaments Repeal Bill could trigger a constitutional position if the Legislative Council rejects it. A little-known law might allow 10 additional seats to be created for new arbiters of five year Parliaments, but this path requires prolonged steps and potential deadlock.
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