Peruvian President Assassinated in Lima Parade
In Lima, President Luis Sanches Cerro was fatally shot as he left Jorge Grever Park after a parade review of 20,000 youths. He died later in hospital. Assassin Whelardo Defbndaza fled. General Oscar Remevides named new president.
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Lima
Peru
Luis Sanches Cerro
Jorge Grever
Whelardo’ Defbndaza
Indy
Tu Aviva Atyay
Alen
Oscar Remevides
Nuw
Armaments Deadlock Between France and Germany
Geneva dispatch reports a deadlock between France and Germany over disarmament talks. France and Germany clash on key points, risking a grave situation unless swift progress is made. The British negotiator has yet to secure any major concessions from Germany.
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France
Germany
Geneva
Treaty Negotiations Between Britain and Persia Explored
London reports on talks shaping a treaty between Britain and Persia. The aim is to define Persia’s future within a British sphere of influence, signaling potential advantages for Britain and influence over Persian affairs. The piece notes strategic considerations and the negotiation context.
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London
Britain
Persia
Navy Adds 300 Ratings Under Commonwealth Plan
The Commonwealth Government to enlarge the Australian Navy by enrolling 300 more ratings as part of fleet expansion. Most recruits to come from men previously dismissed by the government as an economy measure, in preparation for four new ships.
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Melrolmine
Mien
Wonthaggi Mine to Employ More Men
Work will be provided for an additional sixty nine workers at Wonthaggi Mine this week due to sudden demand from the Railways Department and increased orders from merchants. Earlier fears the mine would close have not materialized as production ramps up for winter.
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Wonthaggi
OMRON
Wonthaxet Stele
Railways Department
Broken Hill South Declares 4d Dividend Share
Broken Hill South today declared a dividend of 4d a share payable on May 23. Since 1994 when the usual dividend was passed, the company has made five declarations of 4d.
Bradman Enters Hospital for Dental Surgery
Don Bradman, renowned cricketer, entered a private hospital today for the extraction of 19 teeth. The procedure aims to improve ongoing health issues that have affected him for some time.
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Sydney
Don Bradman
Tragic discovery on Dalby farm yields body found in well
Police recover the decomposed body of Percival G Read a 44 year old farmer from Jim Hour Plain after it is pulled from a disused well six miles from Dalby. The skull is shattered and authorities suspect foul play connected to forged cheques and bank activities. Albert Spilting lowers 60 feet to retrieve remains. Dr N Randall notes multiple injuries. Read had been missing since Saturday and a wider inquiry follows.
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Dalby
Percival G. Read
Jimhour Plain
Wieide
Yietin
Barty
Albert Spilting
N. Randall
Government Omser
Chen
Fie
Pieres
Rejected lover murders Vida Hutson at Hartley home
Lionel Trevallion Smith wrote a letter to Vida Hutson's mother and killed 19 year old Vida Hutson at her Hartley home near Callington. Coroner JW Elio found Smith feloniously killed Hutson with a lethal wound and then died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Witnesses testified Smith sought revenge after Vida ended their relationship and defied her father. Police noted a missing gun from Mr W J Blackwell's residence.
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Adelaide
Lionel Trevallion
Smith
Vida Adela Hutson
Hartley
Callington
Strathalbyn
Elio
Hilison
Malis
Jim
Sam
Thie Ameter
Sivyine
Potiet
W. J. Blackwell
Stranianys
Freda Mery Hulson
Aerdeuah- Hierying
Mia Winsow
Bromier
Uedene
Piel
Yil
Charles Hutson
Wal
Wal His Father, Mover, and Wie
Vida
Hijs Tether
Neeser de
Sinlit
No Panic Amid Diphtheria Cases in Renmark
Renmark reports diphtheria cases at Avis' hospital. Parents rush children to doctors for scalation, with ill children recovering and about 300 vaccinated or treated. Wards are under strict supervision and carriers isolated. No panic among parents, who vow to stamp out the disease.
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Renmark
Avis
Real house fire ends theatre night at Austral
At Austral Theatre last night patrons watched a film terror fade into news as a real blaze broke out at a nearby house on 42 Mormen Street. Firefighters from the Pork Pie Brigade doused the flames after a rapid alarm from Lonstable Rainsford. Mrs Wherlock and her husband were awakened in time but property was severely damaged and William Gold lost many belongings. Miss Busles Clarke, on duty, married during the spectacle as crowds moved to view the fire across the road. A proper assessment will follow in a Mouplod-Gonsiahle report.
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CTURE
Hayrick
Bill the Conqueror
Delork
GM. Wherlock
Mormen Street
Hause
Walling
Whierlock
Watth
William Gold
Wherlock
Whion
Busles Clarke
Austral ‘Theatre
Ames
Udu
Operation Risks in Surgical Patients Report
In The Practitioner article, Basil Tooke notes women face surgical trouble more bravely than men. He ranks Jews as the surgeon's worst risk due to communal complications, while Chinese patients are the best risk. Clergymen, doctors, and nurses are seen as unfavorable due to fear of death and mistrust of fellowmen.
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Recorder Special Gables
London
Basil Tooke
Heller
Upton
Statens
Transfer Sparks Shake Pine District Amid Detective Shuffle
Personal notice reports Mr J G Fitzgerald departed Pine yesterday for another city. Detectives J J Gras and Whomas Doon transferred to Park Pte 20, triggering a local force reorganization by investigation. WW Per goema arrived yesterday and began duty today.
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J.J. Gras
Park Pte 20
Sl Thu
Vaognoy
Copies of The Recorder Sold at Bookstall Adelaide
Port Pirie residents visiting Adelaide can obtain daily copies of The Recorder from the Bookstall at Railway Station North Terrace in the basement at the platform entrance. Price is the same as Pirie, one penny, look for the bold red placard THE RECORDER sold here.
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Port Pirie
Adelaide
the Recorder
North Terrace
ACTU Organising Wide Conference Meet
The Austral Asian Council of Trades Unions convened in Meubourins to prepare for a major challenge. A steering committee from transport unions and a special umbrella committee of federated unions were formed to drive a broad reform campaign.
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Australasian Council of Trades Unions
Ansport
Body of Bert Hinkler to Lie In State at Florence
Fragmentary report notes the body of Bert Hinkler to lie in state in Florence. The account mentions a ceremony time around eight o'clock and references naval and aviation figures, with garbled OCR text hindering full clarity.
Will Body Be Brought Home
In Perth a decision over whether the body of airman Bert Hinkler shall be brought to Australia is expected this afternoon. His widow and mother await the outcome as burial in Australia is considered likely, with relatives to be consulted about the long distance funeral arrangements.
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Perth
Bert Hinkler
Australia
Durlal
Hinkler
Fremantle
Minkign
Sen
Aitian
Burial in Australia Would Appeal to Sentiment of People
Melbourne notes quote Sir Saftey Arzvia urging burial in Australia as a measure likely to appeal to Australian public sentiment. The article mentions a general opinion by the press group and hints at a discussion of national identity and legacy.
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Australia
Melbourne
Saftey Arzvia
Prema
Victoria
Hinkler
Lyons Statements on Government Aid for Australia Crisis
Prime Minister Lyons said the federal government would do all possible to assist Australia amid a crisis. He noted uncertainty about practical steps and referenced central figures, with discussions on possible actions and the involvement of authorities in Canberra.
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Canberra
Lyons
Bert Hinttter
Austratia
Hinkler
Accountant jailed for two years for unlawful property conversion
An Adelaide accountant residing on Pirlo Street admitted misappropriating property as part of a trust, leading to a two-year gaol sentence handed down by Mr Justice Angus Parsons in the Criminal Court. The case involved conversion of property entrusted to him as trustee.
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Adelaidn
Monnay Geoltres
Valentne Shaw
Pirlo Street
Etrarga
Justies Angus Parsons
Coun
Important Cable Report on Overseas Conversion Talks
London reports from Mrs Ty. Te Hill aged General 42 year old in London cites that the discussion with Ol Bruns, AMA Isler, and Mr Milsould concerns conversion prospects. A gracu the talks should be private and cables may be sent in weeks. Trade interest across Australian governments in overseas conversion is pledged to be kept quiet.
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Adelaide
Mondey
London
Ty. Te Hill
Baying
MM i L. Bulker
Gil
Bruns
Ama Isler
Xenoncidentia
Milsould
German May Day Observance Prompts Controversy
A fragmented report describes a Berlin ceremony plan to mark May Day on an unprecedented scale. It mentions 2,000 Bavarian political prisoners and initiation rites emphasizing loyalty to the German state, with references to iron symbols and a pledge of service.
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Berlin
Germany
Ingemuch
Melbourne Reds Freeze May Day Parade Plan
Melbourne police quickly ended a Communist May Day march planned for Swanston Street and Rourke Street. About 200 demonstrators gathered but were dispersed after four men were struck. participants wore red banners and sashes.
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Melbourne
Mosday
Swanston” Straet
Movie North
Laloen
Rourke Stree
May Day Parade in Sydney Amid Tense Morning
A May Day procession in Sydney formed behind leaders and revolutionary groups. About 3,000 people participated with no disorder reported as the event proceeded in the morning.
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Song
Adelaide Pirie Team to Play West Torrens in August
Adelaide Pirie team schedules a football match against West Torrens set for August. The clash will showcase local talent and draw regional supporters to the season’s early arrangement.
Pirie Club Plans August Carnival Match in Adelaide
The Pirie association decided to send a combined team of four to play West Torrens Club in Adelaide during carnival week at Thebarton Oval. West Torrens agreed to meet Pirie on August (date uncertain) with expenses covered and proceeds split 60 40 in favor of Pirie, subject to league permission.
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Pirie Voomasu
Thebartow Oval
West ‘Torrens
Thedarton
Phe Jstier
Adélaide
North Adelaide
Adeloiig Ovw
Thebarton Oval
Pirie
Aha Mpeliog
West Torrens Club
Awith
Hocking
Teietobome
Gerreese Ee
Wolgomie
Silver and Gold Market Notes from Adelaide
Fragmented OCR shows a focus on silver and gold markets in Adelaide. Mentions prices, forward advances, and market activity with figures like bid and rise references. Limited clear names or dates are readable.
Fatal Tram Fall Claims Ann Male Resident
A man named Lemnox of Ann Male died after sustaining injuries from a fall on a moving tram on Saturday. He was hospitalized but succumbed to his injuries today. Police are investigating the incident.
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Melbourne
Comstate 1
Lemnox
Ann Male
Customs and Postal Revenue Rise in Year Figures
Customs and postal figures show revenue up for a 19 month period in the current financial year totaling £57,722,205. The estimate for the full year stands at £23,000,000, while postal revenue for the 19 months reached £10,830,826, an increase of £105,521 versus the prior corresponding period.
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Canberra
Strange broadcast intrigues Poland debate reproduced
Special cables from Warsaw report a strange broadcast of a historic German Jews debate. Members of the Letts House of Commons reproduced the April 3 debate condemning German Jews policy. The piece appears propagandistic and was presented in both Polish and German, likely to provoke indignation in Germany.
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Warsaw
Dulstory
Poland
Schicn-Ociors
Wotvessns
Letts House of Commons
Plage
Germany
Boundary line too close to fence at Crystal Brook oval event
Dissatisfaction with Crystal Brook Oval for the Solomontown match last Saturday led Port Pirie Football Association delegates to urge moving the boundary farther from the fence for safer play. Gate takings were £4 2s 6d with attendance below expectations, most spectators from Port Pirie. Crystal Brook delegates were tasked to plan boundary relocation and placement of barrier posts.
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Crystal-Broo Oval
Solomontown
J. Frandly
Port, Pirie
Brunds
Pivie
Crystal Brook
Quarrel Over Frock Triggers Fatal Poisoning
In Sydney an inquest into the death of Mavis Johnson aged 47 found she died by taking poison at her home. Evidence showed the tragedy followed an argument with her daughter over a frock.
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Sydney
Mavis Johnson
Two Doctors Injured In Melbourne Road Crash
In Melbourne on Monday the motor car carrying Dr. J. Austin and Dr. W. Frederickson ran off the road and crashed into a tree. Dr. Austin escaped with abrasions while Dr. Frederickson suffered nine broken teeth and severe shock and was admitted to hospital.
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Melbournu
Melbourne
Sydney
J. Austin
W. Frederick
Kilore
Austin
Frederickson
Australian products gain ground in pricing dispute
Melbourne report notes Australian dairy components facing higher duties on tartaric acid substitutes. Representative argues that past year Australian goods were priced lower than imported equivalents, though British Standards conformance raised safety expectations. Proceeding before the Trade Board, concerns include potential prejudice against Australian items.
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Melbourne
Pareamatic New South Wales
Toritt Board
Rethers
Tym
Aus
Walla
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Bradman
Wellli
Iim
Inquest
Alorence Street
J. G. Fitzgerald
Pine
Aaeteida
A.C.T.U
NR. W
Duggan
AAT
Florence
J. Ploaenge
Bert Hinkler Dawes
Strada
Mr. Hill
Melbourne “Reds
Pirie Team
Torrens
British Parliamentary
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