Power of Medical Officers Disputed At Port Pirie Hospital Board
Port Pirie Hospital Board debated a motion allowing the secretary to refuse patient admissions based on private treatment viability. Mr. Coffey challenged a doctor’s power to refuse admission without secretary consultation, urging the motion be altered or postponed. The discussion featured Dr. Tassie and other board members, with no final decision.
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Gotrong
W. Coffey
Port Pirie
Coffey
Avene
Massee
T. Gornish
P. Dawa
Fe Davie
C. &. der Hiliagdl
Tee G. Tasslee
Caraish
D Rattney
Ohareminy
F.temking
Comich
Roffey
Hale
Hein
Teit
Tigenhardt
Aeting Secentary
Fry Medical
Homey
Patiante
oMeer
Kieo
Goffey
Unlesa
Trevis
Me. Davis
Imford
Ti Wr
Dawe
Cornish
Cottey T
Tassie
Port Pirle
Pirle
Adelaide
Pirte
Mr Coffey
Davis
de. Tassie
McMuhay
Mr. Goffey
Dr. Tassie
Mrr. Coffey
Tam
Daws
Gornish
Morten
Chinese Fear Exodus From Peiping Amid Bombing Threats
Shanghai reports panic in Peiping as Japanese air raids and internal coups trigger mass flight. Trains are fully booked to Monday while Northern force leaders foresee fall of Peiping and Tientsin. Internal factions clash over alliances with Manchukuo as Gen Muto warns of intensified campaign.
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Shanghai
Peiping
Tientsin
Ina
China
Manchukuo
Miyun
Australia seeks justice over loan debt relief in Parliament
In Canberra on Wednesday adjournment of the House was moved to discuss failure to achieve a reduction in interest on Australian loan indebtedness to Great Britain. Scullin argued Australia had not defaulted and deserved consideration. Lynea said Bruce in London did all possible. Latham warned of growing support for Beasley and Lane unless action is taken. The mission was talked out.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Scwlim
Great Britain
Scullin
Australia
Bruce
London
Lyéna
Latham
Messrs. Beasley and
Lane
Taxation Department Officer Remanded On Theft Charge
An Adelaide taxation department employee was arrested today by Detective Gill and plainclothes officers. The accused, charged with stealing £227, was remanded until Tuesday for further proceedings.
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Adelaide
Taxation Department
Det
Gill
Young Man Killed at Murray Bridge
A 20 year old, Arcy Cuthbert Blenkiron, youngest son of Mr and Mrs W H Blenkiron, was killed in a paddock near Murray Bridge when a sowing machine wheel pinned his head. His brother Bert, working nearby, found him beneath the wheel. A doctor deemed death instantaneous.
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Murray Bridge
Arcy Cuthbert Blenkiron
W. H. Blenkiron
Gibert
Man Shot Dead in Street by Two Rolling Bandits
In Sydney on Wednesday OHN Rolland, 31, of North Bendia, was shot dead by two motor bandits as he returned from a Masonic meeting. He faced them, tried to strike the first with a suitcase, was shot in the heart, and died after being rushed to St Vincent's Hospital.
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Sydney
Wednesda
Rolland
North Bendi
Weng
St. Vincent's Hospital
America Makes World Peace Move
President Roosevelt appeals to 64 nations at the world conference to reduce armaments and eliminate weapons of aggression. Nations are urged to refrain from sending armed forces beyond borders and to set aside petty aims in favor of peace and economic conference success.
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Recorder
Special Gables
Washington
R. Roosevelt
Message Finds Favor in Britain
Britain welcomes the President's message and the shift from isolationist policy. European and English commentary applaud the move aimed at restraining Hitler. Reports say Hitler may claim restraint in disarmament while asserting Germany's equality rights ahead of the Reichstag session.
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Britain
Hort Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
Germany
Reduced Freights To Mount Gambier Explored
Adelaide officials announced reduced freights only for Mount Gambier aimed at regaining trade lost to Melbourne. Merchants fear resentment in Naracoorte Millicent and Penola. committee may push for uniform reductions across towns. The minister hopes the experiment will prove successful and extend trade with Victoria.
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Adelaide
Expressea
Idd
Mount Gambler
Melbourne
Mudd
Merchania
Narapoorte
Millicent
Penola
Ambulance Crash Claims Against Claude Richards Heard
Civil Court action before Mr Justice Rapier seeks £3750 from Claude Alfred Richards, director of a Bay road firm, over a December 12 Hindmarsh ambulance crash into a tram standard on North Terrace. Injuries included a hospitalised woman and a fatality involving Mrs Ross Phitt. other plaintiffs include Sohn Ghartes Christian Reich, Martha Reich, Mavia Reich, and Wauchope, with Hindmarsh Ambulance Ltd seeking costs.
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Adelaide
GES
Claude Alfred Richards
Bay Road
Forest Gardens
Justice Rapier
Hindmarsh
North Terrace
Richards
Nto Cal-Lisfon
Ambulanes
Oman
Ross Phitt
Iieat
South Australia
Sohn Ghartes
Christian Reich
Martha Jane Reich
Mavia Dean Match
Danzher
Predarick Wheel
Welland South
Edward Charles Wauchope
Ambulaneo “Alcutant
Day Terrace
Seaydan Blement Hooper
Hindmarsh Ambulance, Incorporated
John Aeieh
Martha Reich
Mavis Reich
Wauchope
Jaud Hocking
Wheat acreage talks adjourn for fortnight in Geneva
Special cables report that the wheat conference has adjourned for a fortnight to allow the four governments to consider a proposal limiting acreage for two years. It will reconvene in London in forty hours. Argentine opposition to export quotas halted discussion on export agreements.
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Geneva
London
Australian goodwill ship Nieuw Holland reports successful tour
Singapore reports delegates on the Australian goodwill ship Nieuw Holland say the tour was very successful with few exceptions. They plan individual visits next year to consolidate the trade gained during the voyage.
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Singapore
Nieuw Holland
Lindbergh Baby Hoax Debated At Washington Meeting
A Washington meeting discussion centers on a Lindbergh baby hoax conspiracy case involving Gaston Means. The board debates whether to reopen or hold in abeyance the minutes and how to handle admissions and medical officers in the matter.
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Washington
Gaston Means
McLean
Fated Lindbergh
May Be Discussed at Loan Council Meeting
Melbourne. Sir Stanley Argyle, premier of Victoria, deplored a cut-throat spirit replacing the federal split as South Australian railway freights are reduced to revive trade with Mount Gambier, while similar conditions draw goods from Hobart and Victoria. He said he would raise the issue with Mr. Butler at the Loan Council meeting in June.
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Coffey
Cornish
Mr. Avis
Melbourne
Mount Gambler
Victoria
Stanley Argyle
Hiveriia
Mir. Butker
Petrol Cheaper in London Amid US Market Disarray
The record notes cheaper petrol in London as US disarray grows. It cites the breakdown of a broad pricing structure by producers and the inability of America to honor agreements, signaling shifts in consumer availability and prices.
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Recorder
London
Aimerica 10
Rioting Intruder Sets Fire in Sydney Home
In Strathfield last night an intruder smashed furniture and electric fittings before piling infant clothing on a bed and setting a fire. The bed burned as the Thorpes returned home. the blaze was quickly extinguished. The thief also disturbed valuables and wallpapered walls with debris.
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Sydney
Im & Roure
Strathfield
Percy Thorpe
Personal notes from Port Pirie visit and bank transfer
Mr. RON Lewta of Broke Hill on annual leave visits Pirie as W Holman and Mrs Holman of Hyde Park holiday with Mrs J H Holman of Telowis. A W Lacey in Adelaide on parliamentary business. Gordon Rowe visiting Pirie after 23 years in ministry and prior posts. Mr A J Finlay transfer to Grafton bank branch celebrated with Meanwhile staff and friends at J P Martin’s home. S.J. Bonsley to succeed Finlay at Port Pirie branch.
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A. W. Lacey
Adelaide
Port Pirie
A. J. Finlay
Broken Hit
Union Bank
Grafton
J. P. Martin
Martin
Finlay
7. M. Mala
PF. . Whi
Guer
N. J. P. Wilson
Miembers
S. J. Bonsley
Gandhi Weakening At Half Pound Loss Daily
Calcutta reports Mahatma Gandhi’s condition after his purity fast is satisfactory though weakening. He is losing about a half pound per day as the fast continues under close medical observation and public attention.
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Calcutta
Empire Fair Opens For Unemployed Youth Work
Patrons of the Empire Fair organized by the YMA tomorrow will launch a War Institution to support unemployed youth in Whe Yow. The fair begins at 9 o'clock on March 8, led by B. Forgan and other local organizers.
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YMA
Forgan
Pirie Orchestra in Fine Form at Thirteenth Recital
The Pirie Concert Orchestra delivered a fine performance at the Town Hall last night. The ensemble achieved its best balance and grasp, winning clear and warm praise from a large audience. A fuller concert report will appear tomorrow.
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PIRIE_ ORCHESTRA
Pirie Concert Orchestra
Germany seeks debt moratorium meeting in May
London reports a cablegram from the Reichsbank to the Bank of England stating Germany will request a moratorium on debt services. The notice invites representatives of banks and German creditors to attend a meeting in Germany on May 26.
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London
Germany
Bank of England
Retch Bank
Persecution of Jews Denounced in London Speech
Lord Melchett denounced Nazi treatment of Jews in Germany calling for a permanent solution through extending settlement in Palestine. The remark framed the Jewish question as worsening and urged action consistent with colonial-era Middle East policy.
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London
Wellioday
Lord Melchett
Germany
Palestine
Council Reform Bill Validity Questioned in Sydney
In Sydney on Wednesday an injunction was sought to restrain the Government from presenting the Legislative Council Reform Bill to the Governor for royal assent. The applicants argue the referendum was invalid because voters were not given a copy of the bill to form their opinion. Latest figures show a fee of No. 80,023.
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Sydney
Aldunticn Harvey
Equity
Lpurt Tomorow
Evetain
Eugena
Legislative Council
South Africa Demands Fair Bowling in Imperial Cricket
The South African delegate to the Imperial cricket conference decries any deliberate bowling aimed at aggressive batsmen, saying such tactics undermine the sport. He states South Africa will uphold fair play and integrity in cricket.
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Wacorder
Special
Cape Town
In Imperial Cricket Conference
South Africa
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