Strength Needed for Security Prime Minister Warns Britain
Prime Minister Baldwin tells Conservative women Britain must bolster defence and back League of Nations sanctions with military measures if collective security is to work. He argues Europe must be ready to act and that League reforms may be needed at September’s Assembly to preserve peace and protect Britain.
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Great Britain
London
Baldwin
Britain
League of Nations
Europe
League
League Assembly
Iapan
France
Germany
British Cabinet Seeks Efficient Shipping Industry
Sir Walter Runciman told the House of Commons that after criticism of Pacific shipping conditions the government aims to make shipping one of the most efficient and attractive industries. He noted intense U.S. competition with firms losing trade as the Union Steamship Company plans to abandon the New Zealand San Francisco service.
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London
Walter Runciman
House of Commons
United States
Union Steamship Company
San Francisco
Boy Cyclist Killed in Adelaide Collision
Andrew Frederick Sawford aged 14, a Messenger boy and sole child of the Tay Daly Hotel licensee, Windmarsh, died after his bicycle collided with a motor car driven by Colin Fachie of Fulham Estate, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide, this evening.
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Priday
Andrew Frederick Sawford
Tay Daly Hotel
Windmarsh
Hindmars Square
Adelaide
Colin Fachie
Glen Osmond Road
Fuliirton Estate
Senate tariff debate on motorbody panels import duties
The Senate discussed the tariff schedule with amendments by Johnston to allow certain British motorbody panels to be imported duty free. The amendments failed 15 to 14. McLachlan, Postmaster General, argued the current duty did not bind Australian buyers. The session adjourned to Tuesday morning with textile exemptions still postponed.
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Ven. Johnston
Australia
Britdin
Fen. McLachlan
Senate
Explosion injures man after heating petrol as water
Wen Halph Gericke, 22, suffered severe burns to hands and leg when petrol heated in a kettle exploded. He believed the liquid was water, an error tied to a prior similar incident at the same business premises. He escaped flames after his clothes ignited but were extinguished.
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Naracourte
Wen Halph Gericke
Gericke
Pol Kouwn
Farewell to Mrs M Sandery in Adelaide visit
Dorothy Thompson formerly of Pirie bid friends farewell at Mr and Mrs Hl Thompson's home before moving to Adelaide. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hodge, Bryson, Williams, Knudson, Zubrinich, Schultz, Stanwix and many others. A crystal bowl and servers were presented, with thanks to the Thompsons for hosting.
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F. Schultz
J. Zubriam
Frank Thompson
Supfer
H. Standis
Andery
Knudsen
Police Tension Lingers as Railway Prep Stirs Redhill
In Redhill local tensions rise as preparations for a railway to Lust prompt concern over police protection. Residents report inadequate policing and some shopkeepers protect stock at night while work crews prepare to resume after a pause. A new plan may bring further work next week.
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fWassey Sheensee
Kursk
Meekasdas
Alleged piracy crew linked to North Sea trawler theft
Reported by Recorder Special Cables, authorities warn of the North Sea trawler Girl Par identified as pirate. An intercepted crew member details a hijacking after repairs, with claims of a shipper and other associates involved. The incident traces to an April date with multiple ship actions described.
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London
Admiralty
Dowry Rule Cited In Austrian Divorce Over Slimming
An Austrian tailor received a divorce after his wife slimmed, claiming her curves were part of the dowry. He said he fell in love with her buxom figure, but she became a creature resembling a young man. The judge noted fashion cannot override law.
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Vienna
Newhushuil
Cable Extensions in Pirie Readied under J Picoto
Cable extensions in Pirie West along The Terrace and Goode Road under line foreman J Picoto of Wallaroo are expected to take some weeks. The project will remove portions of overhead gear and reduce the number of pales on the affected thoroughfares. Picoto previously led a similar scheme in Elfen Street.
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J. Picoto
Wallaroo
Terrace
Goode Road
Pirie West
Pidote
Elfen Street
Italians to Rescue Disorder in Abyssinia
Italian soldiers hurried seventy miles from Addis Ababa to Marayo to rescue Miss Horn a New Zealander and Miss MacMillan an American reported attacked and beaten by Abyssinians in Abyssinia.
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Adiy Ababa
Marayo Liday
Miss Horn
Miss MacMillan
Americas
Annexation Ratified in Abyssinia Claim by Deputies
By four unanimous votes the Chamber of Deputies ratified the decrees proclaiming Malian sovereignty in Abyssinia and King Victor Emmanuel as emperor. Marshal Badog was confirmed as Governor-General with the title of viceroy.
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Abyssinia
Victor Emmanuel
Marshal Badog
Lords vote to form committee on protecting agriculture
Lord Merthyr moved in the House of Lords tonight that Government would appoint a select committee to consider protection of agriculture against devastation caused by rabbits. He said he might wake Britain another Australia. The motion was agreed to by a large majority.
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House of Lords
Swould
Hriluia
Australa
Melbourne
Ogilvie
Tasmania
Low Council
Commonwealth Basic Board
Commonwealth
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Pirie Hospital relays and local travel notes
Personal Mr A Carlson of the steamer Acon is taken to Pirie Hospital with pleurisy. Several locals including Charlie Kirby Tri Kirby and Mrs R W Kirby children in Pirie Hospital ward for tonsil operations plan to leave soon. Staff and residents travel to Adelaide and events at Pirie Hospital and city facilities are noted along with holiday returns and minor injuries.
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Acon
Pirie Hospital
Charlie Kirby
Tri Kirby
R. W. Kirby
Pirie
M. Cossard
Solomontown
J. Edwards
Bedaloo
Gladys Standis
Chain Road
Adelaide
Terrace
Tsdin Park
Dumes
Phursa
G. Veuning
Adelaide-Whyalla
M. M
T. Middleton
Piti
Gom
Wereral Aviation Gompany
Delaide
Whyalla
J. Klug
W. Swan
Messer
R. Jr. Oates
J. F. Panche
Byles
Pirle
B.J. Bowes
Lord Allenby Dies in London at 75 in 1920s Record
Lord Allenby former commander of the British and Australian forces in the Palestine Campaign and later High Commissioner in Egypt died peacefully in London at age 75. He was a leading figure in World War I allied operations and shared with Lord Roberts the title of Britain’s greatest soldier since Wellington.
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Lord Allen By
Palestine
Egypt
Lord Allenby
W Sere
Vant
Lady Elenby
Lord Roberts
Britain
Duke of Wellington
Temperature records show sharp 11 degree drop yesterday
The minimum temperature of 41 degrees was recorded for the 24 hours ended 8:30 am yesterday, one of the year's lowest. The previous day’s minimum was 52, marking an 11 degree fall in 24 hours. Yesterday’s maximum reached 67.
London Metal Exchange quotes from Adelaide market
Latest advices show copper and zinc prices rising on the London Metal Exchange. Spot and three month quotations index gains across standard copper soft pitch, lead forward and silver prices, with ton and ounce figures listed for spot and forward trades.
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Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Landard
Stowbird
Virtual dictatorship in Austria Prince von Stahremberg ousted
Dr Schuschnigg rises in Austria amid cabinet reshuffle as Prince von Stahremberg loses office. Schuschnigg takes posts as Chancellor Foreign Minister and National Defence Minister, with Major E von Baarenfelds as new Vice Chancellor. Vienna observers note anti Nas propaganda fears and Germany France reactions amid Rome Protocol policy continuity.
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Rome
Berlin
Hitler
France
Germany
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Times
Prince von Stahrem
House gutted in Pirie West blaze destroys six rooms
A six room wood and iron house on Falconer Street Pirie West owned by W. Griffin was gutted by fire at 5 30 am yesterday with all contents destroyed. Neighbors alerted by smoke and a quick response from the fire brigade saved adjoining property. The house and contents were insured for £300 and £110 respectively with the Royal Insurance Company.
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Pirie West
W. 5. Griffin
F. W. Frost
Prost
Ivestigate
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Frost
Urin
Mount Barker
Thei
Howe
Griffin
Boryal Insurance Company
Flight record set from Capetown to England by Mrs Amy Mollison
Mrs Amy Mollison landed at Croydon Aerodrome at 1.38 pm to establish a new Capetown to England flight record of 112 hours 17 minutes. The time beats the Rose record by 38 hours 40 minutes.
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London
Amy Mollison
Croydon Aerodrome
Capetown
England
Rose
Pike Institute Billiards Club Tournament Results
The Pike Institute Billiards Club hosted two tournaments last night. In No 2, Cowan faced Ro Downer with C Geyer and J Branmer also involved. No 4 saw Giles v G Rogers with Saunders Gillespie and J Hopkins facing Joie W Guiney and W Bockelbers.
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Institute Billiards Club
Cowan
Ro Downer
C Geyer
J. Branmer
Giles
G. Rogers
Saunders Gillespie
J. Hopkins
Joie W. Guiney
S. W. Bockelbers
Williams Succeeds in Interim Role at Heathcote
In a briefing from MIT AM, Mr. Williams is named acting head as the board manages transitions. The report notes Williams temporarily assumes duties during the absence of the usual administrator.
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MIT AM
Toewdiy
Williams
Mrs Mollison's Flight Interrupted
Mrs Mollison’s attempt from Capetown to London was forced down amid bad weather. The journey aimed to establish a new record for the transcontinental air venture, but the plan was halted and the crowd watched as the flight ended unexpectedly.
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Wosnon
Mollie
Graz
Mallison
Capetown
London
Rene
Amnesia Case Confirms No Brain Cell Change
A man identified by his wife as Mr Magga of Allashy Gardens suffers amnesia at Adelaide Hospital. Doctors say memory loss can occur without brain cell changes, noting molecular shifts possible even in microscopic exams. The patient, amid questions of authenticity, is kept under observation as relatives and friends cluster at the hospital.
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Magga
Allashy Gardens
Adelaide Hospital
Amelia
Sid
Rome
Lloyd Mayes
East Avenue
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