Collective Security Declared Impossible by Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury told the House of Lords that collective security could not be rebuilt on broken foundations. He urged caution in foreign policy while Parliament debated Lord Halifax's statement and government stance on League of Nations involvement.
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House OF Lords
London
Lord Halifax
Ishivh
Hythe
Castonvatty
Famey Qwlies
League of Nations
Lord Samuel
Britain
Halifiss
Domnions
Prague
Paris
Hull
Halifax
National Sonnell of Labor
Ube League
Axelut
Clytons
Damaged Train Incident Amid Unclear Readings
A garbled report describes a rail collision or derailment with 12 passengers involved. The driver sustained minor injuries and remained at the scene. details of location and time are unreadable.
Entering and Stealing Case Sentences Bargained
Eadward Smith Thom George Fogarty and Harold Joseph Pares faced sentencing for break ing and larceny from a railway sleeping car at Urolta. Smith received six months hard labor due to prior convictions, while Fogarty and Pares were released on bonds of £1 with two years good behavior and required sureties. Inspector Giles noted Pares and his mother’s good character.
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Eadward Smith
Thoms George Fogarty
Harold Joseph Pares
Urolta
Smith
Fogarty
Pares
Hannan
Ares
Inspector Giles
Falsified Deed Case Leads to Prison Sentence
The jury found Walter Dames and Francis tailor guilty of forging documents tied to a debt dispute. Witnesses testified about forged signatures and handwriting. The court sentenced the pair to one year and nine months with hard labor after noting prior convictions.
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Secused
Meta and
Bischof
Ghimberlain
Sully
Ead
Cuowil
Martin
Stuart
Water rights case awards damages over River Broughton obstruction
Gerald Leo O'Brien receives 315 pounds in damages for wrongful obstruction and diversion of the River Broughton at Butler's Bridge near Pirie. Justice Cleland also grants an injunction to prevent future obstruction. Defendants Hill, Castlety Mford, and Afford are named. Afford died in 1937, ending that defendant's portion.
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Adelaide
Broughton
Gerald Leo O'Brien
Justice Cleland
Supreme Court
Butler's Bridge
Pirie
O Brien
Norman Hill
John Castlety Mford
Afford
O'Brien
Hrien
Bowman
Dan Che Bowmans
Oriinal
Hill
Waterman Theatres to Buy Greater Wondergraph Chain
Shareholders of Greater Avondengraph Theatre unanimously backed talks with SX Theatres Limited controlled by the Waterman brothers for a £200 000 purchase. The deal would bring York and Civic theatres in Adelaide and two suburban venues into Waterman ownership along with Wondergraph Unley and former Star Theatre. Waterman team, including Keith Waterman, plan modernization across the York, Civic, and other venues while expanding SA theatres into multiple states.
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Greater Avondengraph Theatre
SX Theatres Limited
Waterman Brothers
Greater Wondergraph
York and Civic Theatres
Adelaide
Diteisies Properties
Propertien
Conmany
Aiuney
York and Civic
Wondergraph Unley
Wandergrah
Star Theatre
Goodwoor Vie
Messm. 8 Land TC
Glenelg
Port Adelaide
Semaphore
Allerton
Enfield
Prospect
Marryatville
Pirie
Victor Harbor
Murray Bridge
Renmark
New South Wales
Broken Hill
Victoria
Mildura
South Australia
York
Civic
Wondergraph
Watermin
Commonwealth
Russia arms fleet for Arctic coast defenses
MOSCOM reports Russia intensifies building a northern fleet and impregnable Arctic coast defences. Stalin, Vorovzino, and a 1935 Kola Peninsula visit guided fortifications. crews trained for polar night operations amid fogs and storms to deter potential German blockade.
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Moscom
Germany
Arctic
Vorusinios
Kola Peninsula
Polar
Russia
Butler Leads Liberal and Country Party Reaffirms Premiership
The Liberal and Country Party vows to retain the administration as R L Butler is re elected leader with G F Jenkins as chairman and T Playford as secretary. A meeting signals harmony but independents may affect government stability and cabinet formation.
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Buller
Vy Mus
Butler
Herbert Hund
Dol. M. Daviesind
Thermometer Readings With Day's High and Low
Yesterday's high reached 77.4 degrees with a low of 54.2 degrees as of 8.30 am, marking the 24 hour period.
Loyalist Resistance Grows As Spanish War Front Narrows
Loyalist forces stiffen after days of retreat as fighting tightens near Lerida and Fraga and north of Alcaniz. Reports say rebels bomb Castellon near Valencia and the civilian toll rises. Government comments on Barcelona tensions and British protests frame a tense Spain crisis.
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London
Spain
Barcelona
Lerida-Fraga
Nouth
Alcaniz
Huercetona
Ene
Santry
Majorca Taland
Castellon
Valencia
Franco
Oitch
Alleged Libel Suit Involving The News Publication
The case centers on Mr. P. T. Heggaton suing The News and others including editor Wisdom and publisher Wisomire over alleged libel. Terms indicate actions by agents and a court appearance in March with involvement of solicitors and the Independently Campaign Group.
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Wosnussiy Vinoe Heote
Abe
Weesitan
Turner Kiemner
Parla Hunt
Muuwey
Edtitortinhier
POX Wisdom
Peinter
Michiselt
Jusi
Alleghaners
Messrs
Lemphcey Abbott
Phaintitt
Cor
Pirie Notes show local travel, staff moves and social events
Miss Kath Donovan plans a month holiday in Sydney and Newcastle starting tomorrow. Miss M E G Bundey remains in Pirie School duties before transfer to Lefevre Peninsula Infant School. Miss M Fitzgerald to succeed Miss Buntley from Lefevre Peninsula. Mr and Mrs E Butler return from Sydney at weekend. Mrs E Atkins continues progress in Pirie Hospital. Football leaders O Halloran KC and W G Neal discussed country football welfare with Pirie Football Association. Novelty dance winners at Carnell's Old-Style Dance include Smiley Sullivan and Crispin Brown. Mrs R Oliver an inmate of Pirie Hospital. Mrs E J Bowden to holiday with sister Mary Bowden. Passengers The following et of songs by
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Kath Donovan
Anzac Road
Pirie West
Sydney
Newcastle
M. E. G. Bundey
Pirie School
Lefevre Peninsula
M. Fitzgerald
Miss Buntley
T. S. O'Halloran
K.C
South Australian National Football League
W. G. Neal
Sturt
Pirie
Pirie Football Association
Carnell
W. E. Smiley
M. Sullivan
M. Crispin
M. Brown
Dawes and Walsh Spar Over Labor Debacle Independents
In Adelaide, E R Dawes challenged Premier Butler over the claimed Labor debacle while J F Walsh attacked Independents and church involvement in politics. Walsh blamed Labor apathy and the Independent Campaign Committee for his Central No.1 defeat and warned Independents may form a new centre group.
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Adelaide
E. R. Dawes
R. L. Butler
Labor Party
J. F. Walsh
A.L.P
Central No.1
Legislative Council
Walsh
ALP
Central No
LCP
Debates Over Church Involvement In Politics
A hall full of about 20 heard proposals and reactions after a local election. ALP figures including Mr Condon and Mr Anderson commented on Parliament’s future, while ex-Labor leader Mr Dawes challenged the Premier's remarks about Labor's debacle and spoke on electoral reform and redistribution impacts.
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Walsh
Condon
ALP
Anderson
Indi
Central No. Y
Clouston
Labor Party
E.R. Dawes
Labor
Dawes
Butler
Lc.l
State Labor Party
Tis Joss
Newcastle
Port Pirie
Wallaroo
Adelaide
West Torrens
Bat
Wheat Market Shows Abroad Demand Boost in Local Trade
Local wheat prices edged up amid firmer overseas demand. Only two carloads were resold in the United Kingdom and two small parcels disposed of, with cables signaling light improvement in buying interest.
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Adelaide
United Kingdom
Reform Prophesied and Election Math Cited in Debate
The discussion highlights voter distribution across industrial and rural areas with quotas of 17 000 and 4 000 per seat. Dawes argues Labor cannot win under these conditions and notes two thirds voted against Butler’s party while some ballots favored three year Parliaments.
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Labor
Butler
Labor Party
Lead and Spellers Top Market Slide in Mixed Week
Market summary notes Lead rising to 16 6/103 while Spellers gain 1/3 and forward items show mixed moves. Gold prices slip despite some gains, with cash trades down varying fractions and notable ounce rates around 477 9-16. Multiple coins and futures drift as investors weigh Standard and cash quotes amid volatile activity.
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Alfred Bailey
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W. J. Pimlott Ltd
the House of Good Furniture
Mary-Elie Street
Gladstone
Gladstone Circuit Court
Kustiee Megs
Mbo
H. Chamberhann
Leonard Rebert Todd
Wilhard Jaber
Walter Dames
Franin
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Ives Bos
A.B
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Joba Martin
Kwerrer
Clave
Del
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Magliv
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Zita
Jintes
AL Wright
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Carmen Beter
Hig
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Alan Bele
Ile Troms
Wright
Kapundi
Sinen
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Weber
More Waterman Theatres
Russia Arms
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M. Stalin
MR. Butler
Lerida
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P. T. Heggaton
E. Butler
Queen Street
Solomontown
E. Atkins
the Terrace
Pirie Hospital
R. Oliver
Rodda Street
E. J. Bowden
Risdon Park
Mary
Bowden
Prests Limited
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