Independents choose Illingworth as convener in Australia
In Adelaide the Independents moved to appoint G W Illingworth as convener after supporting R D Nicholls for Speaker and R J Rudali for Chairman of Committees. A discussion on suspending Standing Orders to enable a five year Parliament was noted, with Davies leading a prior attempt and a tense morning in Parliament as meetings continued into the afternoon.
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Adelaide
G. W. Illingworth
Goodwood
R. D. Nicholls
L.C.P
J. Rudali
Independente
Australian Labor Party
Kierawmi
Busi
Mcinties
House
Messrs
Mleass and
Liivas
Mer. Stepheny
vTchards
Gorumattice
Legislative Council
Lalor
Con— Dun and
Wites
WB Neholls
Awhay Parlament
Pene Lanorrew
Sichulis
Miss Jenkins
Ltr
Pisk
Nichelle
Moe Manior
Tim
Wam
Inaar
Theolerios
Wester
France and Italy Talks in Flux This Week
Rome says Italo French discussions stalled due to Spain. Blondel and Count Ciano expected to confer soon. Mussolini demands Franco as master of all Spain and Spain settlement linked to Anglo Italian accord. Paris Times notes Blondel to query Count Clana to gauge promise or waste of time.
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London
Rome
the Times
M. Blondel
Count Ciano
Spain
Barcelona
Mussolini
France
Franco
Paris
Count Clana
Thermometer records 69.5 high and 54 low
Yesterday’s weather shows a maximum of 69.5 and a 24 hour minimum of 54, measured until 8.30 am.
No Betting in Hotels Tested in Sydney Action
Sydney hotelkeepers vow to eject bookmakers entering hotels and to call police if ignored. United Licensed Victuallers Association president Mr. Connolly says hotels must suppress betting to protect trade. Warwick Farm races seen as a test as 400 hotelkeepers back the move.
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Sydney
Mr. Connolly
United Licensed ‘Victuallers’ Association
Connolly
Embargo on War Material to Japan Sparks Debate
In Melbourne, the Federal Ministry argues an embargo on war materials to Japan clashes with Australia’s foreign policy. Secretary J Healy of the Waterside Workers Federation notes the shift follows Mr. R G Menzies departure for England and cites commercial protests over losing a profitable market in Japan, while waterside workers emphasize securing international peace.
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Melbourne
TRE
Federal
Japan
Australia
R. G. Menzies
England
J. Healy
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Lealy
King and Queen in Lancashire tour praised by crowds
London reports see King and Queen touring Lancashire with large crowds at halted stops. Ministers including Lord Derby aides accompanied the royal party. A lunch gathering at Stanley noted Dominion Secretary Healy’s remark on iron reserves and national security. The royal visit to Manchester area continues with the King opening an extension as a mass meeting plans unfold.
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London
Lanca Shire
Hugh
Ester
Legation
Lord der
Tenant
Mr. Healy
Stanley
Dominions
Retary
Lord Derby
Samuel Hoare
Man Found Dead With Pistol Beside Body in Melbourne
A young Englishman Tents du Bourg Denman was found dead in his Melbourne hotel room with an automatic pistol nearby. He had recently been implicated by Amber importers of South Melbourne. Private papers show his Chelsea, London address. Denman was a great grandfather of Lord Denman and linked to prominent figures of English and Australian society.
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Melbourne
Sosemor
Australia
Tewman
Arthur Denman
Marie
Tate
Comti
Henry di Bourg
France
Rain halts Australian innings at 126 for none
Australian score stands at none for 126 before play was halted by 3 consecutive rain stoppages. Brown bats confidently while Barock and Ne tost struggle as rain delays lengthen. Heavy showers expected with no wickets fall and Australia leading by unknown runs as Sundries and Badcock stay not out.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Northamptonshire
Brown
Barock
Ne Tost
England's Captain Prospects Highlight Robins Choice
London report notes R W V Robins as near-certain England captain for first Test. Symond credits Robins for Moran Marylebone success and fielding leadership while analyzing rivals Allen Hammond Farnes Stephenson Turnbull Sellers Wilcox and other candidates for captaincy.
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Recorder Special Cables
London
R. W. V. Robins
England
Ronald Symond
Daily Mail
Robins
Marylebone
Allen
Hammond
Farnes
Stephenson
Turnbull
Sellers
Wilcox
Impart
Generalker Squires Named to Reorganise Army
Canberra report says Maj Gen Ernest Ker Squires director of staff duties at British War Office has been chosen by the Federal Cabinet to reorganise the army. His British role and value to expansion plans may delay his relinquishment. Born in Poona in 1882, he began Royal Engineers service in 1903 and later served with the Indian Army Sappers and Miners in Afghan operations.
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Canberra
Ernest Ker Squires
Squires
Poona
India
Royal Engineers
Ard
Investors fear position in New Zealand turmoil
Adelaide reports Mr G F Jenkins chairman of the Parliamentary Liberal Country Party toured New Zealand for six weeks. He said investors fear the Labour Government’s social reforms may hurt business and inflation. He noted a shift toward Australia as safer. a 40 hour week disrupts business and raises alcohol use concerns. He cited large sums invested in New Zealand and investigations into social policy. He praised hospitality received in New Zealand.
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Adelaide
G. F. Jenkins
Liberal Country Party
New Zealand
Orthy Lahior
Onierturnon
Austalia
Apie
Australia
Theodore
Hari Lid Bern
Deakins
Negotiations to settle Czech Slovakia dispute begin
The Czecho Slovakia Government and Sudeten German leader will open discussions immediately Britain urges prompt talks. The aim is to avoid war over Crecko Slovakia while preserving national prestige on both sides. Concerns include potential incidents and German demands about abandoning the Czech Soviet Pact.
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Czecho-Slovakia
London
Hodza
Crecko-Slovakia
Hitler
Austria
Miger
England
France
False Evidence in Adelaides Case Brings Prison Term
The trial alleged conspiracy to supply liquor at a hotel. Mr Millhouse noted a possible stamp error on a ticket. Both defendants were convicted and sentenced to six months with hard labor.
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Buck
Adelaide
Louie
The
Sol
Toy
Tischer
Young Offender Pleads Guilty in Reform School Case
A 18 year old boy pleaded guilty in a juvenile court related to a wounding incident. The youth, transported to Mey Coerilw, was ordered to reform school until age 18. Details describe a violent act and subsequent legal handling, with confusion in the OCR text but the core fact: a youth accepted responsibility and received placement in a reformative facility.
Bank teller jailed for two years with hard labor
Stanley Hickman, 31, once a Glenelg branch teller of the English Scottish and Australian Bank, was sentenced to two years in prison with hard labor after being found guilty on seven charges of embezzlement, falsification of accounts, and larceny as a servant involving £384. The judge blamed gambling on horse racing for his downfall and noted harsher terms if guilty pleas had been entered.
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Adelaide
Poxarp
Stanley Hickman
Glenelg
Hlickman
Hickman
Criminal Court
Mrs Meyers Takes Secretary and Treasurer Post in Pirie WEA
Mrs S H Meyers of Anzac road becomes secretary and treasurer of the Pirie branch of the Workers Educational Association. E G G Dunning of Square street remains an inmate in Pirie Hospital’s medical ward. Basil Hyde of Port Davis road recovers after Anzac Day accident at Pirie Hospital. HL Langsford of Simpson street shows slight improvement after admission Friday night. W Green and S A Haley of Royal Exchange Assurance Company arrived in Pirie yesterday. Christopher Beaven of Walkerville terrace Gilberton, long associated with pastoral work in the Far North, dies after a long illness. he was once manager of Para kylia and Malcorina stations and later Adelaide businessman. He had been living in retirement. born at Booborowie.
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S. H. Meyers
Anzac Road
Pirie
Workers’ Educational Association
E.G. G. Dunning
Square Street
Pirie Hospital
Basil Hyde
Port Davis Road
HL Langsford
Simpson Street
Christopher Beaven
Walkerville Terrace
Gilberton
Pesto Induct
Parakylia
Malcorina
Adelaide
Mr. Beaven
Booborowie
Wr Beeven
Shall Alfred Spicer Hang in Death Penalty Debate
Sir Benjamin Fuller, president of the Prison League, urged the retention of the death penalty in extreme cases and supported hanging for Alfred Spicer. He noted several letters praising his stand and said the league would dispatch a deputation to the Minister of Justice for reprieve consideration.
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Sydney
Benjamin Fuller
The
Prison League
Wwe
Alfred ‘Spicer
Benjamin Sid
Spicer
Tod
Eva
Endevor
Hve Spicer
League
Minister of Justice
Local Men to Be Employed on Baltic Wharf Says Dr Warman
Dr Warman urged Pirie Town Council to press Harbors Board and authorities to hire local workers for the Baltic Wharf project. He claimed ratepayers heard of nonlocals from Port Augusta being used and called the board autocratic. The motion, seconded by Gr Taylor, was carried.
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Warman
Pirie
Port Augusta
Harbors Board
N&re
Dr. Warman
Intime Council
Gr. Taylor
Prime Minister Considers Nationwide Insurance Broadcast Plan
Britain debates airing a discussion on national insurance in Parliament. The Prime Minister remains unsure if a broadcast would aid the federal Parliament, amid ongoing deliberations and party cautions.
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MR. Illingworth
Nicholls
House OF Assembly
Brwletieg
Smith
Echieves
Bayles
Messe
Statt
Burns
Mar Willlistay
University Council
Melony
King William Street
Hlingworth
Tlingworth
Mingworth
Illingworth
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Davies
Hinewart Beng
Tils
Inge
Ventente
Ilineyworth
Tirei
Libeworth
PML
Panton Efort
Panton Efort Uf Nacoertin
Fisk
Ddan
Banacslemy Madion
McLeay
Pletetoor Grabsie
Vic Kengie
MacGillivry
Mae Baat
Mir Mardulph
Labor Party
Italy
Pirimaid
W. J. Pimlott Ltd
the House of Good Furniture
Phone Pike
Mary-Elie Street
King and Queen
Lancashire
King George VI
Eileen Flynn
Muirhead
Andrew Carlisle Whitby Smith
Vt Mundin
Soodia
Piylin
Ubinele
Dytsurhilatt
Bernium
Flynn
Warriess
Iohnner
Frapole
Daynin
Vlaree
Weternastralia
Mim
Victoria
Cisbady
Tresty
Kefverin Ly Aunil
Anu Athraekion
Therma
Stith
Adelalede
Fxm
Nun
Hani Pusshouk
Gonnat
Dayman
Ater
Flyn
South Australia
Surtner
Northampton
MR. G. F. Jenkins
Britain
Germany
Nal
Sain
Muscolini
Genoa
Wen
Fran
M. Daladier
Reformatory
Valder
Lyr
Mesers
W. Green
S. A. Haley
Royal Exchange Assurance Company
Alfred Spicer
Harbors Board Employment
National Insurance
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