Austrians See Tepid Reception For Chancellor Speech
Linz reports a large crowd of about 56 000 Austrians, mainly peasants, gathered to honor the Chancellor but gave a cool reception. Police numbered 2100 in the square with many uniformed guards. Explosions of smoke bombs caused noise, and searches found no Nazi propaganda. the audience dispersed after marching past the Chancellor's dais without listening to the speech.
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Linz
Austria
Tan
Chancellor's Dale
Historic church in Tarazon Dal Amanche burned by arsonists
Petrol sprayed on doors and windows as incen diaries today set fire to the centuries-old church of Tarazon Dal Amanche in Spain. Priceless relics and a 13th century organ were destroyed. damage estimated at 6,000. Firefighters struggled to save interior items. The act sparked widespread anger among locals.
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Madrid
Tarazon Dal Amanche
Spain
Petril
Australian Test Team Enjoys Rest in London Ahead of May Match
In London on Monday, Australian test players relaxed after a busy spell of entertainment since arrival. With better weather they anticipate outdoor training before the May 2 match against Worcestershire, as they prepare for the tour opener.
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Recorder Special Cables
London
Worcestershire
Good News for Pirie Irie as Mines Plan Jobs Growth
The Recorder reports mining companies may advance funds under the Advances for Homes Act to employees for deposits, signaling ample ore material to sustain work for decades. Payments extend 6 to 30 years, supporting Pirie’s key industry and optimistic employment prospects.
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the Recorder
Pirie
Broken Mill
Notd
Tanger
Pirle
Grants Commission in camera hears state grant claims
The Commonwealth Grants Commission began taking evidence on claims from South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania for special grants totaling £4,500,000 a year. The hearing was held in camera in Canberra on Monday.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Grants Commission
South Australia
Westen Autralia
Tasmania
Notable Visitors and Local Movements In Pirie
A party arriving by sail or car, including Mr and Mrs Lithbura and Messrs Hank Runge Drew Mathews Andrews, stayed at Royal Exchange Motel. Rev Baker resigns from St Barnabas Solomontown and plans travel to the eastern states and England. Several others travel via the motorship Moonta to Port Lincoln and Gladstone. Pirie Football Association forms a tribunal with Flint Francis Sweeney appointed, San-Hery deputy.
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Pirie
Lithbura
G. G. Hank
K. Runge
E. Drew
B. W. Mathews
H. Andrews
Royal Exchange Motel
L. Williams
Goode Road
Sister Ryan's Hospital
Rey. A. S.K. Baker
St. Barnabas’ Church
Solomontown
England
W. M. Davies
Port Lincoln
Moonta
Gladstone
T. Thomas
Willoehra
Mr. Davies
FG. Dahlenburg
WN. Henderson
and Airs
A. C. Ingerson
Fort Lincoln
Priest Shot in New York Rectory Tragedy
A deranged man entered a New York East Side rectory and shot priest Father Julius Moscati killing him and wounding his sister in law Mrs Christina Moscati. The intruder fired three more shots at her before fleeing. police arrested him later that night.
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New York
Julius Moscati
Christina Moscati
Mosesli
Father Moscail
Prince George’s Australian tour canceled
Prince George expresses disappointment at the cancellation of his Australian tour. He was eager to go but felt unable to undertake the added strain after his African trip. The Royal entourage notes Prince Henry the Duke of Gloucester remains keen to visit, with plans in Australia unchanged despite the substitution.
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Adelaide
Prince George
Prince Henry
Duke of
Warm-Hearted Welcome for Royal Visitors Stated
In Sydney on Monday Prime Minister Lyons said he would assure the King that any royal family member visiting Australia would be warmly welcomed by the people of the Commonwealth. The statement followed plans change brought to his notice by the Governor General.
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Sydney
Lyons
Australia
Commonwealth
Markets Abroad Mr Lyons Distills Opposed to Restriction Policy
Mr Lyons, Prime Minister, told a Hurstville public meeting that Australia faces upcoming decisions on agricultural marketing. He said the Commonwealth Government has always opposed and remains opposed to production and export restriction, viewing such policies as contrary to continued expansion and development for Australian producers. The government would not regulate butter and meat exports unless absolutely necessary.
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Sydney
Australia
Lyons
Hurstville
Commonwealth
Australis
Not Out of Wood Warns Adelaide Chamber Meeting
Mr A A Simpson president of the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce warned at the annual general meeting that trade difficulties remain and no early emergence is likely. He cited world troubles and burdens on the highly taxed state, noting cereal exports may shrink to Britain and two Asian markets and wool price rises threaten pastoral employment.
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Adelaide
A. A. Simpson
Adelaide Chamber of Commerce
Simpson
Britain
Tour of Duke Will Cost Australia Tour of Duke Will Cost Australia
Major Marr estimates show Commonwealth spending 50 000 on the Duke of York tour compared with 63 000 for the Prince of Wales visit and 126 000 for the Duke and Duchess of York. Marr travels with the party as Perth itinerary is mapped and Australian waters see Royal movement.
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Melbourne
Major Marr
Ike
Prince of Wales
Duke
Duchess of York
Perth
Ilms
Sussex
Australian
W.mas
Australia
Canberra
Lynhey
England
Pirie Football Tribunal to Hear Belcher Case
At a Pirie Football Association meeting a report from central umpire A L Zubrinish on L Belcher of Solomontown under Rule 48L for striking H Willis of St Mark's in the final quarter was received. Belcher will appear before the tribunal at 5.15 pm tomorrow, with F Flint as chairman E J Francis and Siemenky members. R A Sandery will deputise. Sweeney is absent. This is the tribunal’s first case since its formation last year.
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Pirie Football Association
FamNy Hole
A. L. Zubrinish
L. Belcher
Solomontown
H. Willis
St. Mark's
Belcher
Pirie
Messrs. F. Flint
E. J. Francis
Siemenky
Asi
R.A. Sandery
Sweeney
Alone In Snow Drifts Threaten Byrd At Little America
Wireless reports from Little America say Commander Richard Byrd, leader of the Antarctic Expedition, is safely isolated in a lone outpost 140 miles from others. He plans to endure the winter, has endured a first month in darkness, and has tunneled for escape while a heavy drift encroaches on his shack.
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Little America
London
Richard Byrd
Byrd
Thermometer Readings Show 69.8 High and 44.6 Low
Yesterday’s weather record reports a maximum of 69.8 and a 24 hour minimum of 44.6 with the period ending at 8.30 am. This brief note lists the day’s temperature range and the end time of the measurement window.
Fraud Alleged Mrs Edols Before Court In Sydney
Amies Belle Edols a former Sydney society woman is committed for trial at the Central Summons Court on a charge of obtaining by fraud credit for 3000 pounds while bankrupt from Percy Reginald McConnell a Fiji planter. McConnell says Edols asked him to fund a secret venture promising to double the money in three months with 40 percent interest. She is also charged on four counts with stealing sums totaling 3000 pounds from McConnell. The hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Amies
McCaonnell
Turkish delegate to raise Dardanelles fortification at Geneva
Twofik Rushda Bey, Turkish delegate to the League of Nations, will seek to fortify the Dardanelles at Geneva. He will press suppression of non military zones and modification of the Lausanne Treaty prohibiting fortification. Russia Balkans entente expected to back the move.
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Constantinople
Twofik Rushda Bey
League of Nations
Geneva
Dardanelles
Russia-Balkans
Malvern Tragedy as Mother Kills Two Daughters
In a Tooronga road cottage in Malvern at about 9:30 pm an axe killed two young girls and their mother was found with a razor wound. David Turner, an unemployed boilermaker, returned home to discover the scene. Elizabeth Turner aged 10 and Martha Turner aged 35 died after severe head injuries. the mother’s condition is serious. The family had lived in Australia for several years after emigrating from Scotland.
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Melbourne
Tooronga Road
Malvern
Wagery
David Turner
Turner
Elizabeth Turner
Mary Turner
Martha Turner
Scotland
Dublin clash as Blue Shirts meet crowds in Mohill riot
Rioting crowds attacked a public meeting led by General O Duffy in Mohill with civil guards using batons to quell the disturbance. O Duffy later addressed 7000 in the square while Cronin spoke at Ennisworthy to 4600 League of Youth members amid faction clashes.
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Mohill
Ennisworthy
O'Duffy
Moscow
Blue Shirts
Ireland
de Valera
Cronin
League of Youth
Serious Scuffle at Brompton Ends in Injuries to Constable Sharman
In Brompton a struggle Saturday left Constable F Sharman of Hindmarsh battered after being struck with his baton and kicked while restraining a man loitering near a betting shop. He received head bandages, facial swelling, and head injuries. Thomas King Thompson of Brompton is remanded to May 8 on a charge of maliciously wounding the constable.
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Adelaide
Moon
F. Sharman
Hindmarsh
N. J. McKenzie
Gharman
Adelaide Hospital
O'Sullivan
Sharman
Pirie Clerks Union Division Suspended By State Branch
The South Australian branch suspended the Pirie division of the Clerks Union after a December visit by state secretary F C Pflaum. Pflaum declared all offices vacant after meetings failed for quorum, issued circulars suspending Pirie division operations and memberships, and authorized possession of division property. Secretary C Meyrick declined to explain the suspension.
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Patermed Clerke’ Union
F.C. Pflaum
Pirie
Ile Ziasion
Pflaum
Pfaum
Han Bers
Adelaide
Orfers
Pirie Division
State Branch
C. Meyrick
Union
Lang Declines Federal Honors in Leadership Bid
A report from Melbourne notes Mr Lang did not seek federal honors amid a leadership contest. Mr Calwell and other delegates criticized unity tactics, claiming absences and alleged unfair moves marked the Lang faction’s tactics. The ALP executive discussed potential independent tribunals to resolve disputes.
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Meanes
AH. L. Goode
G. ¢. Lenker
Pirie Pole
Miss L. Longmore
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Family Hotel
MR. Lyons Reassuring
Chamber
Simpeon
Drift
Commander Byrd
Tunnels TO Freedom
Mrs. Edols
Fiji
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Moxday
Gen O'Duffy Ceader
Irth
Thorm
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Clerks’ Union
Lang
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Scullin
A A. Calwell
Victorian Labor Party
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Moi
Hiller
Lang Iiew
J. J. Kenneally
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Pisce
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