Crystal Brook Football Rule Change Discussed At Meeting
Crystal Brook delegates urged rescinding a rule and introducing a seven day residence requirement within five miles of Port Pirie and 45 miles for Crystal Brook. The special meeting adjourned then reconvened to debate Rule 24 and the new registration radius. A full report will follow in tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Weatherall and
Dennis
Crystal Brook
Port Pirie Football Association
Crystal Brook Club
Arieen
Pitle
Mr. Sandery
Ain Bennia
Mr Weatherall
Port Pirie
Delenses
Orst
Crystal Rook Club
Smootlangs
Port
Pirie
Crystal
Brook
Asso
UA Tull
Tomirrow
Petrol Enquiry: Royal Commission To Probe Oil Industry
In Canberra today R Latham told Parliament the royal commission will examine mineral oils petrol and related products imported refined treated and sold in Australia. It will cover lending costs wholesale and retail prices capital used in expenditure losses income and profits from such operations plus customs duties and ministerial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
R. Latham
House of Representatives
Royal Commission
Australia
Burters Club Bowls Team Named for Pirie Visit
On Saturday afternoon six links of bowlers from Laura and Gladstone will visit Pirie to play matches against Associated Stackers members on the local green. The Burters Club selected Tucker Williams Brands Young Ariehton Walker Turner Rogers Hour G Bosomworth Re Bosomworth Shepinter Boucher Meadow Sedan Watkins Bales Hegele Ferguson Sjostrom Nuaan Mugher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Gladstone
Wisit Pirie
Associated Stackers
Loral
Burters
Tucker
Williams
Brands
Young
Ariehton
Walker
Turner
Rogers
Eer
Hour
Pastoral Industry in Far North Receiving Attention
In Canberra today the Minister of the Interior appointed Mr. Nelson to negotiate development of the pastoral industry in the Northern Territory. Government talks with concerned parties were under way in the House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far North
Canberra
House of Representatives
Nelson
Northern Territory
Peter Pan Withdrawn From Chipping Norton Stakes
Sydney report notes Peter Pan is withdrawn from the Chipping Norton Stakes to be run at Warwick Farm on Saturday. Messes were reported at Rosebery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Peter Pan
Werwick Farm
Rosebery
Furnishing facilities at McCallum’s make it cheap
Furnishing facilities at McCallum’s offer honest, decent folk a chance to furnish a home complete by small weekly or fortnightly payments.
Tenth Birthday Triumph of Social Goodwill at Pariah Hall
The Mothers' Club staged their tenth birthday at Pariah Hall in Port Pirie before about 400 guests. Miss M Coombs presided with Mrs M B Gordon as treasurer, while Mr A A Piller hosted, with a varied programme of songs dances recitations and instrumental pieces. The celebration featured a large sunflower cake by A G Johrshelm, decorated gardens and flowers, and a pledge by the club to continue their work for Pirie children with kindness and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parente
Mothers’ Club
Pariah Hall
M. Coombs
Slab
Mr. Worden
Meyrick
Port Pirie
A. G. Johrshelm
A. Leonard
Arden
Leonard
QA. Witt
Pinky School
M. M A. Middleton
Gormbckey
Miss Coombs
Tuspeetor Longmore
Caust
Woodard Selvef
Pirie School
Miss Mitchell
Soloswontan
Drv Po
One Dies in Crash on Railway Line at Rhodes
A goods train struck a motor car stranded on an embankment at Rhodes early today. Two men were found unconscious. Jaffrey Giblet died in hospital from a fractured skull and internal injuries. William Salisbury suffered a crushed right arm and remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rhodes
William Sailsbury
Jaffrey Giblet
Giblet
Salisbury
Congregational Women's Society Aids Church Social
A Geddes Memory Hall gathering of Congregational Women marks Mrs Read's birthday as she turns seventy nine. Musical numbers by Miss Jonm Kastom and Madge Perry man accompany stories and a reading by Mrs Hates. Mrs Wright notes past work and extends wishes for future service. Bates wins a Finch-arranged competition. Afternoon tea follows as plans for winter social afternoons and an early opening meeting are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes Memory Hall
Stead
Jonm Kastom
Madge Perryman
Hates
Congregational Women's Society
South Australia Election Mood Reflected In Final Campaign Rush
Adelaide voters face a tense final stretch after a campaign marked by unusual tactics and split voting risks. Analysts note uncertain outcomes amid near parity between Government Liberal and Country Party supporters and opposition forces, with liquor policy and the Centre Party influence shaping possible results.
The Recorder Reported Thanks From Town Groups
Expressions of gratitude flow from Port Pirie committees for The Recorder coverage of events. Letters praise publicity for the Tongam Choir visit and sports meet reports, noting improved finances, broad circulation, and continued cooperation in 1933.
Eric Craig to Stand Second Trial
Sydney report states Attorney General announced Eric Roland Craig will be retried for the murder of Bessie OConnor. No date given. The case follows a prior conviction overturned on appeal. Local officials expect the retrial to proceed in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Recorder
Chon
Tonga
Eric Craig
Sydney
Thursady
Eric Roland Craig
Bessie O'Connor
Floods Weigh Down Wheat Belt As Roads Go Impassable
Widespread rain drenched much of the state with the wheat belt heavily soaked. Three main roads from Sydney to the west, south, and north were rendered impassable by floods this afternoon. North Coast floodwaters were reported to be abating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wheat Belt
Western
Champion Baby Killed by Car at Mildura Event
Robbie Ledwidge aged two, winner at a Mildura baby competition, was run over and killed by a motor car in Mildura last night. The tragedy removes a local child known for his winning debut at the event. Police report investigates the fatal accident and determine circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildura
Robbie Ledwidge
Perth Fire Case At Hay Street Shop
Police testimony details a March 21 fire at a hairdressing salon in 3 Hay Street Perth. Harold Edwin Smith, caretaker of Perth Town Hall, was arrested at the scene and charged with intent related to an unlawful purpose after being found near the showroom as flames grew, with Constable Green describing the glare and a brown suited man identified as Smith emerging from a rear passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verte
Hay Street
Harold Edwin Smith
Perth
Smith
Witnese
Tariff Debate in Canberra Sees Split Over Reform
Thursday discussions show Mr. Paterson warning the government not pursuing deep tariff cuts while Mr. Latham argues Australia has largely reduced production costs, claiming it will save the country. The Country Party threatens to debate few remaining items as the session proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
House of Representatives
Paterson
Country Party
Latham
Australia
Metal markets dip in London quotes for April
Adelaide reports London Metal Exchange quotations with copper gains in spot and forward prices, silver and gold mixed, lead down in spot terms, ingots and wires steady, and changes noted across standard, three month and forward contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australiary Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Potter
Excise Duties On Wines Set At New Rates
New duties take effect tomorrow on wines with added sugar or sweeteners other than grape juice. Wines containing glycerine face a 5 shillings per gallon levy, while sugar and sweetening additives incur a 20 shillings per gallon tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Menindie Storm Ravages Town in Violent Downpour
A severe storm swept Menindie yesterday causing widespread property damage. Winds described as hurricane force battered the town for nearly 20 minutes with roofs torn and iron sheets rattling as residents struggled to secure doors and sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Thursda
Ewindie
Tothi
Missing salesman body found in swamps near Osborne
The body of a man was recovered from mangrove swamps near Osborne. He is identified as William Trennery, a salesman of Jervois Road, who had been missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Osborne
William ‘Trennery
Saleaman
Jervois Road
Australia sees export trade rise in February balance
An official report shows February exports of goods excluding primary produce reaching 28,861,000 with a favorable trade balance of 4,405,000 pounds against other countries. Government figures indicate the improvement marks a record level for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Fxuren
Pirie Junior Band Hosts Children Night Of Cinderella Series
The Pirie Junior Band presents a children's night as part of a Cinderella series. Children will enjoy home made sweets and a cool venue. The event features dancing for children from 8 to 10 and adults from 10 to 12, with the Indies committee organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Claims for wage restoration in arbitration court
Exports rose and profits climbed 1931 to 1932 as employers show strength to endure wage restoration. Building activity, bankruptcies easing, and gold output rising suggest broader profits, yet Chief Judge Dethridge warns restoration must avoid hurting industries unable to pay. He cites health and living costs, adjourns hearing amid tempers and policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al, m
Dethridge
Australia
Haa
Lost His Head Detective Sued For Wrongful Arrest
Melbourne court awards Richard Francis Alsop £99 damages for wrongful imprisonment. Alsop, engineer of South Yarra, sued Detective Thomas McPhee after a September 24 explosion near his home. Judge MacIndoe said McPhee acted precipitously without reasonable grounds for suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Richard Francis Alsop
South Yarra
Thomas McPhee
Maclndoe
McPhee
Alsop
Head of Sunshine Works Leaves £92,709 After Death
Mr Samuel McKay managing director of Sunshine Harvester Works died on November 12 leaving his estate valued at £92,709. He bequeathed £8,491 and £184,218 to his widow and children subject to gifts of £500 to a brother and £2,000 to Melbourne University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Samuel McKay
Sunshine Harvester Works
Melbourne University
Two men buried in subsidence on Millis freighter incident
A subsidence on the British freighter Millis at the wharf buried two loading workers. Four hours passed before they were dug out. William Crawford of Balmain escaped unharmed while Heffernen, 58, of Balmain, died. He was the tubes facer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Millis
William ‘Crawford
Balmain
Heffernen
Tuihes
Roaming in Scrub Child Found After Daylong Search
Norman Morrison aged two from North Glengarry was found on the verge of collapse by a search party in rugged timber country more than two miles from home. He had had nothing to eat since leaving home and was still accompanied by his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Norman Morrison
North Glengarry
Rugg i
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Mccallum’i
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Manchester
Pirie Mothers’ Club
Coombs
Ons
Ban. Bir
George Pearce
Western Australia
Congregational Women’s Society
Mrs. Read
South Australia
Labor Party
Liberal and Country Party
John J. Kilmantin
Port Pirie Central
Recorder
J.J. Madigan
Sohn S. Hocking
Ww. J. Porter
N.8.w
Constable
Mannanan
Australl
Aan
Latharl
NEW ‘Wine
Menindie
Pirie Junior Band
Head OF Sunshine Works
Prests Limited
Prests
PIRIB
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