Peace for 10 years four power pact reached at Geneva
Rome reports that France Germany and Italy have agreed on a ten year peace pact proposed by Mussolini. Terms were sent to Berlin Paris and Geneva with signatures expected at Rome likely during Whitsuntide. The pact pledges unity to keep peace in Europe and clarifies no aim to dictate political solutions to smaller states.
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France
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
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Berlin
Paris
Geneva
Whitsuntide
Europe
Hitler power fears jealous guts of workers say union official
German Trade Union Commissioner Here Ley warns during the Hitler Congress of Clerks and Other Workers that expansion may provoke jealousy among workers as Germany plans a labor congress and a new state model based on professions rather than geography.
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Ley
Germany
Protest in Paris Urges Global Labor Unity Against Hitler Terror
In Paris on Monday the executive of the Federation of Trade Unions declared 4 gianifasto protests against unprecedented terrorism under Hitler rule. They urged workers worldwide to realize the grave dangers to international labor and civilization, warning of fascist nationalism and reaction.
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Paris
Theeng von Federation of Trade Unions
Gianifasto
Sarbor
Socal
Prdnr
Government to delay action on Japanese sea raider poachers
Government officials say no immediate steps will be taken against Japanese sea poachers in Northern Australian waters. The primary reason cited is the cost involved in potential enforcement measures and patrols.
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Canberra
Montay
Srovlus
Trade Openings for Victoria
Wille Leite a Victoria official urges direct shipments from Victoria to Glasgow. He argues this would fetch better prices by bypassing London merchants and extra charges, and proposes establishing direct remittance routes to streamline trade.
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Melbourne
Wille Leite
Victoria
Stanley Argyle
Glasgow
London
Obstacle Removed Drastic Nazi Act on Army Veteran
Berlin reports drastic Nazi action against a veteran Uke Kaiser era figure. Montiny and local leaders in Lantwigattig have deprived Wim.ot of honorary citizenship once granted by the Doople. Graenor, former Nin iste of Belésve, faced removal amid turmoil as Narls Wener traded with President Von. Hindénbure signals dissolution of the Storm Troops.
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Montiny
Azi
Lantwigattig
Grogner
fowner —_guartermaster Sener
Uke Kaiser
Wim
Doople
Get
Graenor
Niniste
Belésve
Hindénbure
Britain faces near war crisis as Empire Day marked
London reports Prime Minister J H Thomas, Secretary of State for the Dominions, warned at an Empire Day ceremony that the world was perilously close to a war crisis last week. Britain tied to peace efforts and urged restraint amid rising tensions with other nations.
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London
J. H.thomas
The
Dominions
Britain
Treatment of Jews Question at League Consideration
Geneva correspondence reports a Bernhelm petition to the League of Nations Council set for Tuesday. Delegates from France, with Poland and Greco-Slovakians, seek to use the petition to isolate Germany over Nazi treatment of Jews.
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London
Geneva
Bernhelm
League of Nations Council
Germany
Pirie Town Hall hosts annual Risdon Tennis Ball with New Orleans band
Pirie Town Hall will host the Risdon Tennis Club ball featuring New Orleans style music by The New Plrieans and a Blue Danube themed program. The event promises elaborate lighting, two live bands, dancing until late, a Duffet supper, and no alcohol. Don McQuae n acts as MC with Phil Boratards as secretary.
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Risdon
PloWhayer
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Plrieans
Blue Danube
Hollins Bnorts
Eton Street
Don McQuaen
M.C
Jong Air
Phil Boratards
Who's Money Dispute Over 12000 Estate in Melbourne
The Third Civil Court heard a dispute over the £12,000 estate of the late Mrs. Lily Butler of Brighton Beach who died in a Marseilles hospital in 1991. A prior will favored her son W. J. Butler and daughter Mrs. Lynn Quayle. a later will allegedly left most to friends and charities, leaving about £200 each to the son and daughter. Beneficiaries of the later will seek to challenge it, while the son and daughter claim about £37,000 each from their father’s estate. The hearing proceeds.
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Lily Butler
Brighton Beach
Marseilles
Ars
Buller
WV. J. Butler
Coloraine
Lynn, Quayle
Hoywood
Sevand
Daishier
Forced to Cover: Police Crack Betting Ring at Racecourse
Adelaide report cites police enforcing betting laws to drive bookmakers from racecourse and parks, pushing operations to hotels. H G Alderman notes evidence before the Bribery Commission showing bookmakers at hotels affected rival takings. police action across the state reportedly halted the ring.
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Racecourse
H. G Alderman
Yllnusa
Te Racecourse
Ely
Alderman
Imakere
Pirie magistracy Lacey and Fitzgerald near minister
Messrs Lacey and Fitzgerald, involved in local magistracy matters, will approach the minister to seek guidance on pending duties and responsibilities. The move reflects ongoing negotiations and the intent to clarify procedures within the magistracy.
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Messrs. Lacey and Fitzgerald
Resident magistrate appointment debated at Parl Pirie
Gr Lacey told the Cornwall last night that with more information on court work he and Ald Fitzgerald would await the Attorney General in the near future. Dr Lacey said bail was suitable to wait for particulars before approaching the Minister. Dr Goffey asked about erecting a verandah at the courthouse for witnesses. the town clerk said little had been done. Lacey pledged to push the matter before Parliament and the Attorney General.
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Cornell
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Witegerald
Witty
Goffey
Ths
Towo
An Parly Have
Port Pirie Personnel Moves Notify Local Council
Personal T. B aferring, director of A. Talley Limited, and associates shift roles. D. J McMajion, hospital secretary, to resume duties. J.P. Jenkins returns from Adelaide. Ald. Watt absent from council meeting due to illness. Constable Darcy to return to Adelaide. W. Bea, Harringtons Limited manager, and Gountney, radio-alkle representative, arrive in Port Pirie for weekend visit.
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Port Pirie
Adelaide Rodiay
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Soult
Nannagor
Harringtons Eimited
Me. Gountney
Plrie
Railways Award Appeal Day Before Arbitration Court Melbourne
The Arbitration Court opened in Melbourne to hear Mr Gahan Commonwealth Railways Commissioner seek validation of a recently voided railway award. Chief Judge Drake-Brockman noted part of the award was invalid. the representative argued higher railway store prices than Adelaide and that basic wages, housing, and utilities were provided. The hearing is adjourned.
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Gahan
Commonweatth Railways
Commionsweath Railways
High Court
Betalse
Drake- Brockman
Twdee Debridee
Stoner
Adelaide
English Batsmen Face Bodyline Bowling West Indians Use It
Several morning papers highlight that Constantine and Martindall West Indian bowlers struck Marylebone Club batsmen on Saturday. The Daily Express notes a minority of interested committees doubted the theory, while The Daily Herald reports batsmen tasted uncomfortably swift deliveries that forced them to defend heads and shoulders.
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London
Constantine
Martindall
Marylebone Club
Daily Express
Shortlig
Weme
Dally Herald
Motorist Guilty of Manslaughter in Balaclava Case
James Simpson, 26, convicted of manslaughter in a Criminal Court for killing Mrs Margaret Lewin, 49, when her husband’s wife was struck as she walked from the theatre in Balaclava on February 4. Prosecutors said the motorist traveled at 70 miles an hour. Jury returned verdict after deliberation and Simpson was remanded for sentence.
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Melbourne
Ior
Margaret Lewin
Balacleva
James Simpson
Criminal Court
Sentanon
Slashed Incident Involving Family In Law Pair
Reported in Melbourne Mondor the home of his father in law William Terdertak Jordan. Davia McLewezhiin, a hairdresser, slashed Jordan Agrass Aparm with rayon. McLaushlin was charged with inflating serious bodily harm and remanded for senlonos.
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Melbourne
Mondor
Iis
Williaim —Terdertak —Jordan
Davia MsLewezhiin
Jordin Agrass
McLaushlin
Sénlonos
Foul Defeat Highlights Sydney Lightweight Ring Action
Sydney saw a foggy night as AI Pore man beat Jimmy Kelso on a third round foul at the Stadium. Kelso weighed heavy and failed to enter the Empire lightweight tie. Foreman’s claim spurred ring chaos before Walker defeated Midget Brodie in a ninth round stoppage for the Australian bantamweight bout.
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Sydney
AI Poreman
England
Jimmy Kelso
Empire
Kelso
Roraman Wag An
Touliad
Foreman
A Foundactar
Gantest
Wally “Walker
Midget Brodie
Supple Murder Early Developments Claimed by Police
Police investigating the Supple Murder expect early developments today based on information received. A stain analysis on a motor running board could reveal human blood, potentially advancing the search for Richned Toweph Supple. Authorities have intensified checks since the victim’s body was found near a tree by the morning.
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Adelaide
Alues
Rmabiclbat
Will Not Visit Pirie This Week Minister of Marine Too Busy
A brief note states the minister of marine will not visit Pirie this week due to being too busy. No alternative engagements are listed and no further details are provided.
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Marine
Trip Deferred Until Next Month
Messrs AL W Lacey and J C Fiegerald were told that Minister of Marine Huda would visit Port Pirie this week as previously arranged. Mr Mudd informed district members he could not take the trip due to Parliamentary business. He plans to visit Canberra soon and Huda would inspect the Siharts in the Lawn mid month.
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AL W. Lacey
J. C. Fiegerald
Justurdey
Huda
Sant Viglt
Port Pirie
Mudd Mol
Distriet
Canberra
Coego Aratee S-E Transport Problem Discussed
ADELATHE Monday report notes Mr A by Buller Premier sent invitation to Victorian Premier Sir Stanley Aravie to cooperate in solving the South Eastern transport problem.
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Adelathe
Buller
Stanley Aravie
Police Enquiry Over Destruction Claim At Nefsluhy Property
Police investigate wilful destruction at a resident’s property in Nefsluhy last week. Flurry of activity and wire cutting reported around a paddock near Prost’s estate. authorities pursuing leads and awaiting evidence.
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Piria Polly
Pravl
Mysterious Disease Attacks Cattle in Dairying District
A serious epidemic strikes cattle in Bordertown’s dairy region. In Mrs. William Ruige’s Munitalia herd several cows die within hours after onset, with symptoms suggesting a mysterious illness. Local authorities quarantine yards and order isolation of affected stock to prevent spread.
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Bordertown
Serling Valle
Mrv
William, Ruige
Italia
R. Broadbent
Harvest Report Sways From Expected 47 Million Bushels
Government reports lower harvest figures than anticipated with 42 million bushels listed, contrasting earlier projections of 47 million. The shortfall signals adjustments in crop yield estimates and market implications noted by officials.
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Aoblaue
Mimaay
Labor Party Split in New South Wales Faces Leadership Challenge
The NSW Labor Party split fuels rivalry between factions over leadership. If A O Willis wins the Bulls seat he may challenge Lang for leadership, with unions and officials signaling backing while factions mobilize ahead of the interstate conference next month.
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Sydney
Bulls
Pekar
A. O. Willis
Lang
Holly
A. G. Willie
J. Sweaney
Inger
Thie Seme
A Willis Nas
Peder Ohana
Wehind Iy
Qtr
Will
Anatratlag Workers’ Union
Ave.ralian Allways Union
Dabor
Noing -Malle
Federal Labor Party
Boxing Tourney Details Promised By The Recordée
Miro B A ClairMe said yesterday that team towns arrange details for the boxing championship tournament and the opening is planned this afternoon. Further details will be published in tomorrow's issue of The Recordée.
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Miro B.A. ClairMe
Tomorrayy
Metalware duties and price impacts discussed at hearing
Representatives of two Smyne firms argued that metalware duties imposed earlier have driven prices down by about 40 percent while business volume reportedly doubled. Armstrong & Co. noted manufacturing costs and material shortages, with copper and other materials rising. A hearing was adjourned amid dispute.
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Melbourne
Andlehemware
Tong
Tabitt Board
Syeinerms
SA. We
Titlinton
Tebull
London
Allem
Remarkable sea sight at Adelaide voyage
About 20 waterspouts were observed by passengers and crew of the ship at Katoomba as it arrived in Adelaide today. The vessel reported tall, varied spouts forming in a single area, with winds rising and falling and several spouts seen in succession during the crossing from Cape Willoughby to Adelaide.
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Adelaide
Katoomba
Porgy Adelaide
Cape Weeussiu
Kutoorha
Boy Strangled by Flagpole Rope at Garaga Vale Inquest
In a Garaga Vale inquest into 12 year old Geamond Mitchell Davies on May 2, it was found he climbed a flagpole to hoist a flag and became entangled by a rope. He slipped and died.
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Geamond Mitchell Davies
Garaga Vale
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