Suppressed Excitement in Europe Over Czech Slovakia
Reports from Cheb and Chomotau describe accidental shootings of Sudeten Germans and clashes with Czech troops after provocations. Comments from Czech Premier Benes, German protests, and French British diplomacy influence a tense European pause amid drought and grain concerns across France and Belgium.
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Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Australian Associated Press
Londuk
Cheb
Dr. Benes
Foreign Office
Germany
France
Loch Halifax
London
Drought Threatens War in Europe Says German General
London report notes drought may extend peace for a year as a German general warns hunger cards could block new wars. fuzzy dispatch mentions Western aid and Eastern rains, with asides on central relief and regional famine risks.
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London
Trade discussions push for immediate Ottawa talks
London reports that Australian trade talks should begin without delay to synchronize with Anglometal talks. Mulinter of utility intends to sail for Australia by end July, British counters urging faster progress. Sir Earle says many details and schedules can be discussed now without waiting for Washington. Dominions Secretary to return to London this week.
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London
Australia
Grilieh
Ottawa
Siphale Paw “Mulinter
Uuti
Washington
Sir Earle
America
Dominions
Wrestler Fined After Injury Requiring Jaw Wires
A wrestler faced a £200 fine after an incident leading to wires in his jaw. He was unable to work for two months and took time off during recovery.
Mission Party Plight in Desolate Australian Desert
Four missionaries from Warburton Ranges Mission travel toward Morgan's Mission in Western Australia Abandoned water supplies will last only days after their truck tailshaft broke delaying rescue. A.S.O.S. call intercepted and relayed to Morgan's Mission and Perth officials intensified efforts to reach the stranded group 210 miles from shelter with a truck convoy expected to bring water and escape routes.
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Klay
Dwty
Warburton Ranges
Morgan's Mission
Wilburfim Ranges
Waverton
Jon
Matthews
Wade
A. Taylor
Net J
Lwin
LES DILLON DIES IN SYDNEY MOTOR RACE ACCIDENT
Sunday LES Dillon, a motor race driver, was killed at the mid city car carnival held at the Sydney Sports Ground. His small racer skidded and capsized, leaving him trapped beneath a following car. He sustained severe head injuries and died at the scene or shortly after.
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Sydney
Les Dillon
Sydney Sports Ground
Dillon
Brown Back to Form as Australians Dominate Surrey
An outstanding feature of the Australian cricket match at London is the return to form of Brown who produced an active display. Bradman remained calm and orthodox. In the first innings Fingleton and Bridman posted scores, while Hoswett and Waite stood not out. Gover and Watts led the Surrey bowling with five wickets among them.
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Surrey
Brown
Bradman
Australia
Fingleton
B. Brown Brown
Brooks
B. Watts Bridman
C. Brooks
B. Watts
Badcock
B. Brows
Hoswett
Chipperfield
B. Gover Waite
Stinedries
On Gulf Trip Seventy Passengers Board Moonta for Spencer Gulf
Forty passengers sailed from Port Adelaide aboard the vessel Moonta for a weekly voyage round Spencer Gulf ports. The ship will reach Pirie this morning with a long list of passengers including H. P. Lloyd A. Jones G. Harris S. Day A. TL Hann J. L. Grant W. G. Hambyn O. Guley L. McBryde and others along with several ladies and several children.
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Moonta
Port Adelaide
Spencer Gulf Ports
Pirie
Messrs. H. P. Lloyd
A. Jones
G. Harris S. Day
A. TL. Hann
J. L. Grant
W. G. Hambyn
O. Guley
L. McBryde
W. W. Solly
J. L. Charlick
F. Brearley
C. A. Davis
H. W. Budd
J. S. Knight
A. Eg Budd
R. KR. J. Webb
L. H. Powell
T. L Manuell
E F. Godfrey
C. Heatt
E.R Stark
J. H. Budd
H. P. Lloyd
D. H. Watson
A. L. Hann
F. Halliday
W. Ireland
H.W. Budd
V. H. Solly
W. Welsh
Misses J. Boucaut
G. Bennett
B. Jones
R. Strange
M. Shier
M. Scruby
D. T. Budd
K. Hobba
F. Clesby
Hospital updates from Pirie and local figures
Last night progress was reported for St. Mark's head trainer W J Gummow at Pirie Hospital. Chris Hansen remains an inmate. Herb Fuller and Jack Browning were treated or released. Rev A E Vogt suffered influenza while Dyke Reeves had a painful lacrosse ankle injury. Premier names Me B S Richards Leader of the Opposition, prompting Richards to resign from the Public Works Committee. A W Lacey, MP, led the Opposition in the Vast Parliament.
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W. J. Gummow
St. Mark's
Pirie Hospital
A E. Vogt
Serra ' Ie Aa
Dyke Reeves
Central
Buckman
B.S. Richards
Parlamentary Labor Party
Richards
Public Works Committee
Saskatchewan General Election Seen Shaping Canada
Vancouver report outlines Saskatchewan vote as pivotal for Social Credit led by Mr Aberhart. It notes mass unemployment, debt relief pledges, and a broadened Western challenge to Liberal and Conservative dominance, with fears of crisis and repudiation across Canada.
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Recorder
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Aberhart
Alberta
Social Credit
Great Prairie
Dole
Canada
Major Douglas
Chinese Raid on Japan Leaves Leaflets and Bombers Returning
After China’s air raid on Japan, 27 bombers reportedly returned to Hankow. Japanese censors suppressed news of the raid and officials in Tokyo denied bold claims, noting limited encounters with enemy aircraft. Chinese communiques stressed continued pressure but warned against premature optimism.
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London
Suniliy
Japan
China
Hankow
Pete Tome
Niles
Huaan
Dalian
Jamin
Poutti
Hieaupmne
Shanzhai
Mgnt
Ward Karmatek
Three Nominate for Solomontown Aldermen Election
The ward’s representative backs a slate and three candidates seek seats in Solomontown. The plebiscite to schedule the candidate selection was moved to June 2 with polls opening days later, aiming to set the aldermanic slate for the town.
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Nas
Sciedit
Solomontown
Simul
Mos Wu
Parliament to open Address-in-Reply debate in Adelaide
Parliament resumes in Adelaide with the Address-in-Reply debate after Mr. Richards opposition motion failed by two votes. Eight independents opposed and seven supported the motion. The Assembly and Legislative Council expected to feature intensive questioning on Parks men House additions, Housing Trust activities, pastoral leases, and landholder preferences as new members speak.
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Adelaide
R. Richards
Independent Assembly
Assembly
Legislative Council
Wallace Sandford
Hawkins
Whittle
Taue
Parks
Men House
Lacey
ALP
Housing Trust
Port Pirie
O'Halloran
Beltans Pastoral Company
Child Shock Incident Prompts Rescue in Street
A child in Sout Uapattutl suffered an electric shock described as severe, collapsing near a doorway. Passersby summoned medical aid as bystanders watched, and the child was rushed to a doctor where resuscitation revived her, though she endured serious injuries.
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Syuney
Thiotty
Weather Readings Show Mild Weekend Temperatures
Yesterday's high reached 73.6 degrees with a low of 61 as the 24 hour period ended at 8 30 am Saturday's high stood at 71.2 with a low of 60.1 according to the thermometer readings.
Sydney Police Mystery and Mackay's Possible Retirement
In Sydney Sane ABT the Police Commissioner Mackay faces unclarified prospects amid illness. A long rest or retirement may be proposed while a medical exam proceeds, with Parliament expected to seek a full inquiry as a non party matter.
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Sydney
Sane
Mackay
Police Casabalanas
Heffron Meader
Industrial Labor Party
By-Election Policies in Southern District Council Race
Naracoorte and Horder town candidates Mr. E. D. A. Bagot Und and Mr. R. W. R. Hunt (SDP) outline policy differences for the vacancy caused by T. McCallum’s death. Key issues include five-year Parliament, council reform, railway gauge expansion, road improvement, and a possible deep sea port at Kingston. Hunt supports the Government line. Bagot aims for a non-party council and subdivision of the district.
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Adelaide
Naracoorte
Hordertown
Southern District Council
E. D. A. Bagot
R. W. R. Hunt
SDP
Hunt
Bagot
T. McCallum
Legislative Council
Bagot Hiss
Kingston
Win of £900 too small to worry about says Sydney man
In Adelaide Police Court Andrew Carlisle Whitby Smith of Sydney testified that he had won £12,000 at races in one day and that £900 was a trivial amount. Eileen Flynn, 23, barmaid of Sydney, is charged with stealing £726 from him. Policewoman Bur ton applied to extradite Flynn to Sydney. the application was granted. Smith described the March 31 incident at his Salisbury Road flat Rose Bay, noting £400 in the glovebox and £328 missing from his possessions. He retained independence and had five racehorses and dairy interests with his father.
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Adelaide
Andrew Carlisle Whitby Smith
Sydney
Eileen Flynn
Burton
New South Wales
Flynn
Smith
Mr. Dayman
C. T. Gun
Mr. Gun
Mare
Clothing factory owner fined for assault in city court
Melbourne Sunday report says Mark Noble a clothing manufacturer of Lonsdale Street was fined £3 in default 14 days imprisonment with £7 15/6 costs for assault on A R Wallis secretary of the Clothing Trades Union at his factory. Counter charges against Wallis and William George Smith were dismissed. The PM noted little in Noble's story. The police evidence was cited.
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Melbourne
Mark Noble
Lonsdale Street
City
A. R. Wallis
Clothing Trades Union
Wallis
Willam George Smith
McKean
Noble
Alleged forgery case of Frenchwoman Simon to stand trial
Simon, a French woman, was committed for trial on two counts of theft and forgery. She was remanded in custody with bail set at 40,000 dollars. She claimed her account had shrunk by thousands during a trip abroad and requested an investigation upon return.
Local factory dispute ends in scuffle at door
A constable testified that Noble and workers clashed when a factory door was opened by Noble who allegedly refused entry. Wallis described a scuffle with Noble and several employees joining in. Police arrived as Noble claimed Wallis had struck an office clerk and threatened assault.
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Noble
Wallis
Hiad
Shall Metals Be Loaded In Local Experiments
Mr Harie said local experiments failed to reveal any use for tin clippings in the manufacture of miniatures and other small metal parts. The report notes uncertainty about practical applications and ongoing testing.
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Harie
18 000 for Defence Forces headline terse note
A brief notice indicates funds or services for defence forces would rise by an amount noted as 18 000 and refers to defence services expansion. The fragmentary text mentions a financial increase and defence-related provision without full context or dates. The source lacks complete details but highlights an intended boost to defence forces and associated services.
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