Under Shadow of Ottawa Trade Policy Criticised
Melbourne Monday report from the Victorian Chamber of Manufactures and president F W Kitchen fault Ottawa Agreement for harming Australian secondary industries. They warn it delays rehabilitation and penalizes primary exporters to the United Kingdom while many protections and duties have been altered. The annual forecast notes widespread interference with industry, with workers suffering greater income losses than employers.
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Melbourne
Ottawa
Victorian Chamber of Manufactures
F. W. Kitchen
Kitchen
Thery
Australia
United Kingdom
Adelaide case of false pretences in police court
In Adelaide on Monday North Adelaide resident ADY Moulden testified as principal witness in a Police Court case against a Melbourne racehorse trainer charged with attempting to obtain money by false pretences. Raymond G Morson allegedly claimed to be jockey Cook from Melbourne to influence a Whipster race. he promised large payments to jockeys for favorable results. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow.
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Adelaide
Ady Moulden
North AdeLaide
Melourne
Raymond George Morson
Lady Moulden
Cook
Melbourne
Whipster
Milbourne
Tnt
Sam
Australian Tennis Duo Triumph in Davis Cup Tie at Oslo
In Oslo on Monday Australian players won the two remaining singles in the Davis Cup clash against Norway. Quis defeated Finnuehmidt in straight sets while McGrath overcame tiganes with a 7-6 and 1-8 scoreline, securing victory for Australia.
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Recorder Special Cables
Oslo
Norway
Quis
Finnuehmidt
McGrath
Tiganes
Body Bowling Meeting Convenes Over Theary Controversy
A chaotic gathering in Marylebone centered on the theory bowling dispute. Officials including LONDIN and WAL preside as leaders weigh whether to continue the Tee theary concept. A tentative stance shows Austrian charges of unfairness may be unfounded. conference expected to last several days.
Australian Eleven To Tour England
Sydney report states the Australian Eleven to tour England next year will likely be selected after the Anniversary Day match between New South Wales and Victoria in Sydney. Delayed minutes from the Cricket Board of Control meeting hindered discussion on the proposed tour schedule.
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Sydney
Meo i
Onade
the Cricket Board of Control
New South’ Wales Cricket Association
England
New South Wales
Victoria
Rvam of Control
Making Work Making Work HOW GOVERNMENT WILL HELP
Government to subsidise private enterprise in employment of men out of work. Attorney General Jeffries told Commonwealth Club the plan hinges on employers with labor to offer. He warned government alone cannot cure unemployment and urged private enterprise to assist.
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Adelaide
Jeffries
Commonwealth Club
Thor
Eight Oured Car Collision In Williamstown Night
Two cars collided head on on main street near Williamstown injuring five. One driver Norman Ghivell transported for concussion and shock. Injured: Mrs Gertrude Winall, Miss Agnes Appleton, Theims Mob, Lorna Noble, Edna Taylor, Mrs Otley Taylor, and others with bruises cuts and shock. Both cars badly damaged.
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Adelaide
Williamstown
Norman Ghivell
Gawler
Hastar FJ
Miles
Church of Christ
Mathers
Hivell
Doris Taylor
Lamirog
Gertrude J. Winall
Wilamstown
Chivell
Agnes Appleton
Lynioch
Theims
Willlamse
Lorna Noble
Willlame Town
Miola Taylor
Lonierno
Edna Taylor
Loan Council Sits in Federal Cabinet Room
The Loan Council met in the federal cabinet room with no NSW or WA Premiers present. NSW Treasurer Spooner and WA Agriculture Minister Millington attended as representatives. Prime Minister Lyons said Stevens would join tomorrow. After comments, the purpose remained unclear, with urgent short term funding for several states discussed and debt conversion talks ongoing in London cited as context.
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Melbourne
Loan Council
New South Wales
Western Australia
Spooner
Millington
Lyons
Stevens
Commonwealth Bank
London
Melbourne Loan Talk Ships to Ten Million Pounds
The meeting of the Loan Council discussed a possible loan of about £10,000,000 for works in the next financial year. The Premiers' Plan position was reviewed and disability payments were promised to continue on the present basis until the Disabilities Commission reports. Delays in converting overseas debt were noted, with the Federal view citing adverse international factors affecting Mr Bruce's mission. The meeting will resume tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Te Loan Council
Tmisabilities Commission
Misely
Russian spies sentenced after secret trial in Warsaw
Twenty four Russians charged with espionage on the frontier were secretly tried and sentenced today in Warsaw to prison terms from two to forty two years. Recorder cables report a secret trial outcome with multiple defendants and long sentences.
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Warsaw
Secre
Back Pay for South Australia Railway Workers
About 10000 railway workers under Federal awards in South Australia will gain additional wages from May 1, amounting to 4 shillings a week. The increase follows Full Arbitration Court changes to wage calculation under the cost of living method. Workers across 120 grades will see a rise, with basic daily rates improving from 9/2 to 9/4 0.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Australian Railways ‘Union
Mel- Souras
Peterborough
Kadina
Port Pirie
Mount Gambler
Court adjourns hearing on Commonwealth Railways award
The Full Arbitration Court adjourned the hearing until Monday on the Commonwealth Railways Commissioner’s bid to validate Judge Drake-Brockman’s wage award. The High Court ruled the award invalid, saying the judge lacked power without other judges’ approval.
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Melbourne
Beeby
Australia Workers’ Union
Arbitration Court
Commonwealth Railways Commissioner
Commonwealth Railways
Drake-Brockman
High Court
Fighting in China Great Chinese Reverses Claimed
A Shanghai despatch reports that on the Luan Ho front Japanese forces killed or wounded over 3,000 Chinese in three days and captured the Nantien men fortifications. Tokyo says 1,380 Chinese corpses were counted after an engagement west of the Luan River. Chinese rear areas claim sandbag defences amid internal disturbances.
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Shanghai
Luan-Ho
Sakamoto
Luan River
Hsuting-Yao
Nantlenmen
Nantienmen
Shinhsi
Peiping
Ommalsst
British film producers oppose voice grafting plan
London reports strong opposition from British film producers to a proposed method of grafting American accents onto British talkie artists voices. The plan aims to standardize American speech but draws sharp resistance as an unwelcome mutilation of voices.
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Recorder
London
Middle West
Port Pirie notes and church retreat news
Personal inspector W F Johns departs Port Pirie for a Police Relief Appeal Board meeting. Wrichton of Prest. Limited returns from Melbourne. H J Edwards acts as secretary for the Port Pirie Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League in Mr McMahon's absence. Father Delaney S J arrived for a 10 day retreat at Sisters of St Joseph. Retreat participants from Gawker and Crystal Brook attend. W K Mallyon, Port Pirie native and former National Bank manager, dies at Brighton aged 82, leaving a large family.">
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W. F. Johns
Port Pirie
Police Relief Appeal Board
H. J. Edwards
Returned Sailors and Soldiers
Imperial League
Pirie
PE. McMahon
Sydney
Father Delaney
S.J
Norwood
St. Joseph's Convent
Gawker
Crystal Brook
W. K. Mallyon
Brighton
Mallyon
Betty Mallyon
Mesdamea H. Russell
Tasmania
H. J Harvey
Adelaide
T. Gibson
Port Lincoln
H. Mlingworth Taylor
Melbourne
Ethel Mallyon
Four Escape From Lockup In Murnie
Four prisoners absconded from Burnie lockup after tea break, leaving attendant and another inmate. Escapees identified as Spence Irvine 48 Harald Collen 20 Gerhard Kowek 20 and Robert Pinner 21. Doyle remained. others allegedly urged him to flee. Investigators believe they climbed a broken iron bar about 11 feet from the floor.
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Murnie
Burnie Lockup
C Tian Spence Irvine
Franck ‘Harald Collen
Gerhard Phillip Kowek
Robert Edward Pinner
Targe
Arthur Calin Doyle
Uirayeh
Sledge Blows Blind Blacksmith Hurt in Midair Booborowie
George Earle aged 70 of Booborawile fell victim to a sledge hammer accident at his anvil. A rebound struck his frontal bone and drove his right eye into his head. He has now lost sight in his left eye and is in Adelaide Hospital where doctors attempt to prevent total blindness.
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Booborowie
George Earle
Booborawile
Adelaide Hospital
European Leaders Warn Of Rising German Threat
An inflammatory Von Papen speech and Austrian Nazi leader Francks ignite fears of renewed German aggression in Europe. The article cites pacifist rhetoric, military boasts, and threats of reprisals as France and Austria watch German rearmament and potential visits by Hitler.
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London
Capt
von Papen
Herr Francks
Austria
Europe
Danzig Cowed People Afraid to Enter Streets
Danzig residents live in fear after the Nazi crackdown on trade unions. An atmosphere of intimidation grips the city as authorities assert control and dissent is silenced in the streets.
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Danzig
Monilay
Unrest In St Pauls Parish Prompting Gladstone Meeting
Report notes unrest after St Pauls vestry scene with J Francis barred from church roles by acting rector G Dunn. Diocese standing committee to meet at Gladstone on Friday. Bishop R Thomas referenced uncertainty about May 19 meeting. Parish representatives expected to attend with full representation anticipated.
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St. Paul's Vestry
J. Francia
Ganon Dunn
Gladstone
R. Thomas
Willochra
the Recorder
German delegate given hostile sendoff at street station
A hostile crowd gathered at Liver Paul street station to farewell Dr Waxenberg German delegate. Shouts of Down with Hitler echoed as the mob demanded Fasiiam be rejected and called for justice for the murderer.
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London
Liver Paul 'Street
Dr Waxenberg
Hitler
British Plan for Disarmament Sparks Debate
Paris report quotes Morelot opposing the British disarmament plan for lacking strict armament controls. President Wonsevel argues talks should be not basis for discussion yet require tighter and automatic safeguards. Hoonevelt warns that allowing certain aircraft could enable rearmament if ordered.
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Paris
Morelot
Wonsevelthat
Hoonevelt
Germany
SEASON BREAKS MAJORITY HELD IN RAIN PATTERNS
Rain events over the past three days mark a definite break in the season. Bromley of the Government Meteorologist notes heavy falls across numerous towns with Mintaro Watervale Auburn Willamstown Stirling West Llaidla Clarendon Willunga Muponga Mount Pleasant Birdwood Uwneracha Millbrook reservoir Tweedvale Woodside Ambleside Mount Barker Behunga Cape Borda Maitland Port Lincoln Port Augustston Cummins Port Lisenin and Kolangadoo. In drier pastoral areas the three day rainfall averaged about half an inch, not enough to reverse the long dry spell. The break arrives late, hindering harvest prospects as three years ago similar low rain delayed sowing and yields.
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Bromley
Mintaro
Watervale
Auburn
Willamstown
Stirling West
Llaidla
Clarendon
Willunga
Muponga
Mount Preasant
Birdwood
Uiweracha
Millbrook
Tweedvale
Woodside
Mr.ley
Yes Vote in NSW Edits a Narrow Lead in Reform Referendum
Sydney report shows counting for the Legislative Council Reform referendum gives Yes 643,716 and No 622,774, a majority of 20,042. The latest week end totals show Yes ahead by 2,428 but the margin was not sustained. Officials warn counting may take days and delays in re constituting the Legislative Council under the Reform Bill are expected.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Willa Walla Breaks Australasian Trotting Record
New mile record attempt at Harold Park as Willa Walla, the well known trotter, clocks a 4 mile time set to 1 min 28.6 sec, establishing a new Australasian trotting record in Sydney on Monday.
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Sydney
Willa Walla
Harold Park
Tariff Board Enquiries In Melbourne Margin on Lamps
Monday Mr S F Ferguson federal secretary of the Australasian Association of British Manufacturers urged the Tariff Board to cut duties on wall stand and table lamps claiming British lamps were clearer due to high duties and the British advantage under preferential duty left British makers unable to compete with cheaper German and Czechoslovak goods. The inquiry was adjourned.
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Elbourne
Tariff Board
S. F. Ferguson
Australasian Association of British Manufacturers
Germany
Csecho-Slovakia
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