Allegations Against Officer Kenna Heard at Keswick Barracks
Lieutenant Adelaide Kenna of the Australian Staff Corps faced a general court martial at Keswick Barracks. The case involves suspicions over travel funds and parade payments from 1924 to 1937, with Kenna pleading not guilty to three charges and the hearing continuing.
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Adelaide
Alan Albert Kenna
Australian Staff Corps
Keswick Barracks
South Australia
Sieary Kenny
le Exer
Copley Ding
Cavalry Brigade
Earth Havaley
Pyseneth
Gavaley Brigade
Mawes
AG. Fox
Veale
Mattaloy
G Macdougel
Stam Corps
Moulton
Army Tegal
Fort Aiviser
SH. Shipper
Musthalin
Erie
Retina
Tieut
Imesh
Ant
Lieut
Kenna
Elder Park
Stanley
Hallalion
Millhouse
Bent
Aml
Generous Gift of 30000 For Melbourne Woman's Hospital
A donation of 30000 pounds was made by Mr Gonibere of a Flinders warehouse to the national Jubilee fund for maternal and infant welfare. The gift was earmarked for Melbourne's Women's Hospital to help build and equip a dedicated maternity facility.
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Melbourne
Australia warns Britain on trade direct involvement
Australia asserts it will pursue direct trade actions and warns Britain against interference, signaling a stance on postwar economic policy and potential shifts in imperial market arrangements. The message emphasizes sovereignty in negotiating trade terms and safeguarding national interests amid ongoing global recovery discussions.
Australia asserts independence in trade talks with Britain
London reports Mr R G Menzies, Commonwealth Attorney General, urging Australia to remain an independent unit in empire discussions. He argues against automatic deference to Britain, pledging to seek reciprocal treaties and defend resource development while balancing meat import policies and market access with Argentina.
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Recorder
London
Ywarinchc
Australia
R. G Menzies
Commonwealth Attorney
Australia Society
Britain
Mr. Menzies
Menzies
Permit Withdrawn Jockey Pratt Under Ban
Permits withdrawn for jockey Pratt amid a ban matter. Scrambled text notes no clear reason given, with stray mentions of Sydney racing and references to unrelated individuals and locales.
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Pratt
From the Bottom of the River dredge crew on Tridacna at Pirie bar
A six member dredge crew led by Captain Lawson operates the Tridacna off Pirie bar, recovering debris and contraband from harbor depths. The crew, with years of experience, toils from 7:30 to 3, hauling earth, timber, mines, and odd finds while recounting old coins and a stingray incident.
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Tridacna
Pirie Bar
S. Lawson
J. Cavender
Allen
F. Lohf
Tireman
G. Porter
Winchman
B. Pussee
Cook
Lawson Tire Bad
Violent Death of Prof Shann at Adelaide University
Prof. Shann, economist at Adelaide University, was found dying on the concrete near the building after an 7:40 p m fall from a two storey window. A passing student alerted staff. doctors attempted to revive him but he died at Adelaide Hospital. Police investigate the circumstances of the fall from the university building.
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Adelaide
Shann
Adelaide University
University
E. Va. G. Shanu
Adelaide Hospital
Shsun
Stelluil
Workers’ Educational Association
Bampton Consistant
F. J. Conroy
Fenner
Shan
Euntin
Urdinieily
Treasury bills market discussion eyed at Lean Council meeting
Canberra notes a possible open market for treasury bills may be raised at the Lean Council meeting next week. It is not suggested that any definite action will be taken. It is thought that experiments issuing a limited amount of Treasury bills to the public may be tried.
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Canberra
Treasury
Lean Council i
Commonwealth Factory Melbourne ruling on factory competition
The High Court ruled the Commonwealth Clothing Factory may manufacture clothing for non government needs. The decision followed a test case brought by the Victorian Attorney-General to determine if the factory could compete with private firms.
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Melbourne
High Court
Commonwealth Clothing Factory
Victorian Attoroey-General
Memorial Hall use debated by RSLS members
At a monthly meeting the RS.L sub branch pressed for extra memorial hall nights beyond the standard lease. Members warned the hall needs upkeep or it will ruin, and urged council action before the new lease. They sought access via a caretaker and a possible duplicate key to ensure regular use.
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Pirie
Council
H. J. Edwards
Tulro
Edwards
Vsung
Nou
Seheme
Qaoney
Palmer
Fawards
Edward
Edwards Jr
Mr. Bean
Benn
Dat Edwards
Kouw
Guly-Branch
Mr. Edwards
Vic League
sub-Sranel
Methodist Conference Declares Unchristian Motives in Industry
After a day of debate on industrial questions the Methodist Conference adopted a motion condemning greed as unchristian. It urged a fourfold basis of goodwill and equitable wealth distribution. Melbourne accountant F C Barnett argued profits or perish, noting business must serve gain. The record cites concerns that unemployment fears loom larger than other issues today.
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Melbourne
Methodist Conference
F. C. Barnett
Melbourne S
Thermometer Readings Show Brief Temperature Swing
Yesterday recorded a high of 67.5 degrees with a low of 41 degrees for an eight thirty am period. The 2 hour minimum appeared at 8 30 am reflecting a cool morning.
Metal Markets Adelmue Iron Prices See Gains In Mixed Market
In the Thursday market report AVEST Lutein middie prices and related metals were reworked to Austmillin Mines til Metals Association with varied spot and forward movements. Lead and zinc prices showed small gains while copper and tin fluctuated amid an overall uptrend in some forward contracts. Wide spreads and cash moves reflect a volatile metal sector with modest advances in several commodities.
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Adelmue
AVEST
Lutein
Austmillin Mines Til Metals Association
Pirie Hospital and local notices report
Local records show residents staying at Royal Exchange Hotel and Royal Felines Motel, with several discharged or progressing at Pirie Hospital. Obituary notes Bendigo age 7 pastor Gibbins, architect and ex council member, and a memorial for John Frederick Gittins.
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Royal Exchange Hotel
Royal Felines Mitel
Haster
John Frederick Gittins
Bendigo
Geli
Barnes
Sydney
Pastor Gibbins
Melbourne
Wih New Royal Victorian Instituty of Architects
Exnendon
Churel
Roort Baptist Church
Greek politics fear royal marriage may influence Greece
Turbulence grows in Greek circles over Princess Marina joining the British royal family. Republicans lose confidence as plans for possible monarchist restoration rise. Premier Tsaldaris warns of danger and signals a plebiscite path, while Greek government seeks UK France and Italy positions. H J Edwards presides at a Returned Sailors and Soldiers meeting.
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London
Marina
Greece
Republican Party
Iy Isa
Mae
George
M. Tsuldaris
Patras
National Assembly
Waterside Strike Turbulence Delays Coal Operations
Melbourne readers report a waterside workers strike ending abruptly after a central committee message to shipowners agents. Disputes over 10 cwt baskets and extra crew for each date triggered delays as workers returned to the colliers. Tensions rose at the pickup point with volunteers anticipated, but the steamer remained delayed and due tomorrow, affecting railway sleepers transport.
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Central Committee of Shipowner
Melbourne
Troy Prince
L Bam
Taylor Svenelare
Kranehef Thy Waterside Federation
Jay
Prests Limited Hosiery and Gloves Display
Prest[s] Limited introduces a new hosiery and glove section in Port Pirie. The centre of the shop features a large display of woollen gloves for men and boys and a wide stock of gloves and hose for ready purchase.
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Port Pirie
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Mackey
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