Delegates Arrive as League of Nations 14th Assembly Opens
Delegates arrived in Geneva for the League of Nations 14th Assembly. German official Goebbels was greeted by cries of hall hitter at the aerodrome while Austrian Dollfuss faced applause at the station as Vienna notes declare a decree punishing Austrian Nazi and Communist activities. Dollfuss outlines a social Christian German state on cooperative leadership.
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League of Nations
Goebbels
Germany
Kollfuss
Austria
Vienna
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Dallfues
Australia seeks greater empire trade to boost exports
Stewart urges closer trade co operation within the Empire as Australia faces tighter European markets. He notes London prices rose from £58 to £110 per £100 while Ottawa preference and better marketing could lift Britain sales. Australia must lift production and improve shipments, not rely on governments.
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Melbourne
Stewart
Australia
London
France
Italy
Germany
Britain
Ottawa
United Kingdom
Sturt Footballer Injured in Unley Road Crash
Sturt wingman L King was hurt in a motorcycle accident tonight near Unley road, Adelaide. He suffered cuts to the left femur area and was admitted to Narma Private Hospital, ruling him out of the second semi final. Thornton Care, of Thebarton, sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and was treated at Adelaide Hospital.
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Momilay
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Thornton Care
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King
Cara
Narma
Parkhill urges tariff reduction in Adelaide speech
Adelaide Monday Postmaster General A Parkhill defends the Ottawa Agreement, says Britain offers no complaint and Australia must honor the deal. He invites the State Government to consider constitutional amendments, urges tariff cuts to ease trade, and notes delays in tariff reductions while British manufacturers seek more time.
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A. Parkhill
Great Britain
Ottawa
Australia
Parkhill
Ald. Cain
Terrific Speed Reaches 95 MPH in Miss Britain II Attempt
London report notes Sir Henry Segrave rival Paisne driver Scott Paine attempted to beat the world sea mile record aboard Miss Britain II when the engine burst into flames. The craft suffered rear engine damage but hull remained intact after a mean speed of 93.0 miles per hour, surpassing Miss Bethy Carstairs and Segrave’s earlier marks.
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London
Ile Scott Paine
Sir Henry Segrave
Bethy Car- Stairs
Segrave
Austin urges removing women from industry to solve unemployment
Sir Herbert Austin told a London conference that Britain should adopt Hitler's idea of removing women from industry. He argued women were not suited for industry and claimed their removal would solve unemployment. He warned that without better world organisation there would be longer hours and lower wages to reach economic balance.
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London
Herbert Austin
Britain
Hitler
Happy Evening at the YMCA Social and Awards
A YMCA social last night recognized four youths who earned first aid and tenderfoot badges under St John Ambulance supervision. Inspector Johns urged diligent work and YMCA use, while speakers praised Mr. Barber’s leadership as the event closed with songs, jokes, and supper.
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Tru Barber
W. F. Johns
St. John Ambulance Association
R. Walker
M. Muller
M. Castle
W. Garrett
K. Castle
C. Rogers
M. Stieg
A.W Donalson
M. Francis
R. K. Stanger
M. R. Vincent
G. Neilson
Barber
Inspector Johns
Board of Directors
Inspector John
Mr. Barber
Jolly Jokers Company
Inspector Tohna
Mr. Sparrow
Child Run Down By Train at Aspendale Crossing
An eight year old boy Raymond Mierson of Aspendale was struck by an electric train at a level crossing in Aspendale this Monday morning and killed. The tragedy occurred as he ran onto the railway line and was unable to escape the oncoming service. Local authorities are investigating the accident and offering support to the family.
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Melbourne
Raymond Mierson
Aspendale
Pearce Outlines Australia Defence Policy Speech
Senator Sir George Pearce, Minister of Defence, unveils a broad defence plan in a Millions Club address. The program calls for four cruisers, four destroyers, sloops, coastal fortifications, bases, and a modern air force with expanded training camps and adjusted militia costs.
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Sydney
Australia
George Pearce
Defence
Sen. Pearce
New Zealand
John Salmond
Fair Wheat Price Urges Federal Attention
Adelaide reports Premier R L Butler returning from Melbourne urging concerted action with Latham to secure a payable wheat price this harvest. He proposes federal measures if prices lag, including guaranteeing 3/4 bushel and a one year flour tax to push prices up, noting farmers cannot continue at a loss.
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Adelaide
R. L. Butler
Melbourne
Latham
Butler
Weather Summary From Yesterday
Yesterday recorded a high of 68.5 degrees and a low around 43.8 degrees through 4 p.m. The 24 hour period ended at e30 a.m. with the daylight swing noted and temperatures tracked for local readers.
Youths seize mic at Dublin football final broadcast
Impromptu broadcast from Dublin on a Monday sees several youths seize the microphone during a football final and declare political prisoners were jailed by the Republic Government. The broadcast was cut off and the men exited into the crowd.
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Dublin
Port Pirie Council Adopts Police Probe Over Illegal Current Use
Acting on an electric light committee recommendation Port Pirie Council decided to forward a case of alleged wrongful electrical current use in Pirie West to the police. Solicitor J G Sweeney advised questioning suspects and reporting to the council for potential prosecution. The motion, supported by Dr. Dey, adopted the solicitor’s plan.
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Electric Light Committee
Port Pirie
Sweeney
Electric Tight Committee
Electric Teft
Dey
Fellmongers Strike Conference Calls Resume Work Pending Court
Deputy Industrial Registrar H. Tarrant convened a conference at White today to urge wool and basil workers to resume work while the court considers an application to vary the short award. Union reps plan to present the proposal at a men’s meeting tomorrow.
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Sydney
H. Tarrant
Federal Artitration Court
Plane crash at Newcastle injures two youths
A small plane with a faulty engine crashed into a fence at Old Bar aerodrome near Newcastle while attempting to land. Pilot Alfred Henderson aged 19 and passenger Frederick Robertson aged 18 escaped with minor cuts as the aircraft plummeted about 6000 feet.
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Old Bar Aerodrome
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Frederick Robertson
Preston Murder Case Yields Fingerprint Clues
Melbourne detectives report key clues in the Preston murder of George Joseph Mudford a 45 year old poultry breeder killed Saturday morning. Three fingerprint impressions were found on the shotgun barrel used in the attack and may aid tracing the assailant. Mudford had told relatives he knew men who raided his pens though he did not name suspects.
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Melbourne
George Joseph Mudford
Preston
Mudford
How We Stand in Britain Recorder Special Cables
Australian Press Association reports cash applications to the Commonwealth £21,000,000 conversion loan near £100,000,000. Lists opened September 15 and closed in 90 minutes. Financial Times expects dealings to be on an open premium of 4 to 7 percent.
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Recorder
London
Australian Press Association
Commonwealth
Financial Times
Centenary Show Hopes for Royal Opening at Commonwealth Luncheon
Brig Gen Jess organiser of Melbourne Centenary celebrations says the 1934 Centenary Show may be opened by a Royal Family member. Between October and January up to 40 000 or 78 000 visitors from Australia and overseas expected, with many more likely in February and March. Taila and other regions consider Australia as a settling and educational center for their families. Many valuable prizes are planned.
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Jess
Bewmseen
Australia
Taila
Reichstag Fire Ends Fast as Suspect Speaks
Leipzig dispatch reports the Reichstag fire suspect Van De Lubbe ends his hunger strike after authorities claimed to have found signs of arson. The Recorder’s Special Cables note the unusual public attention and the tense mood in Leipzig as the case unfolds with ongoing investigations by police and prosecutors.
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AGAIN RAILWAYS SERVICES BACK TO NORMAL
Eateagh services running north from Quorn are back to normal after the strike settlement on Saturday. Four cattle trains left Quorn today two for Maree and two for Copley to pick up cattle held up by the strike. A mixed train travelled from Quorn to Maree yesterday amid ongoing casual staff discussions and a gentleman's agreement restricting casual labor as far as possible. No casual workers are currently employed.
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Quorn
Mar- Tee
Copley
Disturbances in Limerick and Ballon Incident Reported
In Limerick on Saturday night baton charges occurred at two political meetings and several shots were fired at civic aides trying to intervene. Meanwhile a German long distance balloon punctured over the English Channel causing occupants to jettison belongings before it landed in the sea near Berwick. veteran balloonist Dr Dieckmann was injured.
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Limerick
London
English Channel
Berwick
Dieckmann
Pirie Y M C A Figures Busy With Appointments
Personal notes from Pirie list several arrivals and departures as local officials and business leaders move through town. Tru Barber marks one year as general secretary of the Port Pirie Y A L C A while Rev E J Goldsworthy recovers from illness. Officials from Boy Scouts and various firms, plus hotel stays for visiting executives, fill the week’s social ledger.
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