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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

1

Queen Contests in Local Pageant Stir Interest

The Queen competition heats up as votes roll in for the local pageant. Standings show Miss Lois Afford leading in Professions with 8,736 votes and Miss Marion Wilton ahead in Education with 3,786, while others in Agriculture, Industries, Sport, and Zreders vie for top spots amid growing public interest and committee review.

Inelle Sidehis Bates Beecenworthy An Professions Ilgs Lois Alford Yetitie Ogiss Civfon Bey Wis A. Johns Marion Wilton Wied Pangan Lois Afford Mies Gren Boll Qwest Zreders Wilse P Bocoragadh

Bridge Tournament Aids Queen of Spor Host Hosts Tea

Mrs Huntley Joyce organized a bridge tournament for the Queen of Spor club this afternoon at the Twinville Hall. About 240 players planned to compete with tours and prizes. Afternoon tea will be served at 2 45 PM and all play ends by 6 PM if all tables finish. seven pounds in prize hands remain.

Spor Ates Gwen Bell Huntley Joyce Piione

Queen of Triders Carnival Opens With Skating Contests

On Monday evening a skating carnival will be held for the Queen of Triders Miss P. Bosomworth. An attractive programme has been prepared featuring ten competitions for different tastes of skaters and prizes are attractive.

P. Bosomworth

Jumble Basket Sale For Agricultural Committee Event

Tomorrow a jumble sale will be held to raise funds for the Agriculture Committee. Mr Nurswanling has offered his silk items, and a stall with many goods will be on sale. Contributions are welcomed through Mr Roper or Mr Middleton. A hall meeting is set for next Monday at AC Bullet's Bridge with a dress contest and prizes. Supper will be served.

A. Johns Nurswanling Roper South Australian Farmers’ Union M. M. R‘middleton Joting Hall Bullet's Bridge Deas

Championship Golf Vict Amateur Final Results Melbourne

The garter finals in the Victorian Amateur Golf Championship concluded with Wilms defeating Solovarta 6 and 5. Alex Haseell edged P Bulte 4 up, while S Dalrymphe beat Sloan Morpeth at the 37th hole. Semifinals are set for tomorrow with Williams Daley and Russell facing Ryan.

Melbourne Wilms U- Solovarta Uu Med Ay Baar Alex Haseell P Bulte Dalrymphe Hea Sloan Morpeth Morrow Williams Wloxine Daley Russell Ryan

Free Speech Campaign Filings Stir Scottish Court

A legislator named Dr J Mafovern, MP, appeared in Glasgow Court regarding a free speech campaign. The case notes his detention for 20 days and questions his intention to persevere with the campaign, while Nevill faced imprisonment.

United Senviedi London J. Mafovern Eibar Glasgow “Court McGovern Nevill

Premiers and Treasurers Meet in Melbourne to Tackle Finances

State premiers and Treasurers arrived in Melbourne for Loan Council meetings and a premiers conference. Sir James mirth warned that current plans delay must be avoided and stressed the need for joint action. The South Australia Premier urged a nationwide cabinet and broad legislation to share the burden across states.

Melbourne Wedmssday James Western Aubusilie Fresly Western Australia Ana South Australia Federani Siste Enderaforest

Meeting in Blue Parliament Deliberations Open

A transcription of the Legislative Council session shows leaders from multiple states meeting in Sydney. Attendees include J H Sculli Prime Minister, W Biwnty Queenshand Treasurer, L K Hib Premier and Treasurer of South Australia, Tames Mitchell Premier and Treasurer of Western Australia, and Z Laman Attorney General of New South Wales. The discussion covered overseas industry, rehabilitation law, and cash needs for government projects with plans to reconvene later in the week.

Slelbourne Laan Gooneil Legislative Council Stubroom Blue Parlament J. H. Sculli Miyster W. Biwnty L. K. Hib Teeasuher South Australia Tames Mitchell Western Australia Ot McPhee Prgufer Suint Tasmantia Z. Laman New South Lang Genero Opiazon Tone Yad Linless Leng Cave Catlsfaebory Lindestalgny Td New South ‘Wales Overseas Indulsteandss Premiuts Plum Aconomes Corneil Ithkold Furthrer Cowal Tate Souilin Gaunell Silsee

Mollison Nears Rome Aledalig From Aleppo to London

A jagged report traces Mollison’s voyage from Aleppo toward Naples and London. The flyer, darkly sketched, claims a long journey with refuels at Athens and Brindisi and a perilous sleepless stretch across deserts, aiming to outrun a 10 day Souls record.

Adedalig Tuceiley Wiko Ang Fortune A. J. Mollisom Creydon Abe Wyndham Tomarrog Aue- Inia MoNson Aleppo Basré Bat Athens Moilivon Alsapo Avithen Brind

Athens Passes Last Hop Commenced

Iniled service to Athens reported with Moallison arriving at 80 ALM and Briey Per assuming its flight to London at a0 a.m. Details are brief and partially garbled but indicate a continuation of scheduled air service and a London connection.

Athens Wednesdy

Stripping a Cathedral for a Labor Pavilion in Moscow

In Moscow on Tuesday a plan to strip the Cathedral of Christ Saviour exposes a project to clear space for a giant Bowiie Pavilion of Labor. The new structure will resemble a Zeppelin and be topped by a colossal icon of Marx, signaling a dramatic architectural rework.

Moscow Bowie Pelaue Claive Au Ikon Marx Wonerete

Fragmentary line hints at information request

The readable fragment suggests someone asserting a need for fuller information or knowledge but lacks clear names dates places or events to establish a concrete news item or outcome. Further text would be required to identify entities and context for a proper summary.

NSW Loan Plan Pressures Split Government

Melbourne dispatch notes dissatisfaction over Premier Lang and Premiers Plan. NSW ministers push for safeguards and large advances while other states seek economy. Debate centers on loans, bonds, and required guarantees with figures around 14 to 21 million cited for New South Wales guidance.

Melbourne Mikouza Scullin Olembars Gouna Eny Mina Toney Lang Rene Ganiea Commonwealth B. G. Theorore Bois~ Dane Soullm Toa Alsens New South, Wales New South Wales Lamurn Mi. Lang Bast tooMe Liabin Mwelns New Bouth Wales Nyy South Wales

Black Thursday in New South Wales Public Servants Pay Strike

Sydney reports a government pay disruption with public service officers told not to expect salaries tomorrow except wage workers. A circular from the Under Secretary to the Treasury instructed heads of departments to withhold government salaries for public service, business, and industrial undertakings.

Sydney Néwa Asti

Uproar at Trades Hall Over Unfinancials Intrusion

At Trades Hall in Hibabiscnre a Wednesday meeting descended into a chaotic confrontation as workers protested unfinancial alienation plans. A forceful entry disrupted the session with a door pushed open, a chair knocked, and officials fleeing with documents, leaving the scene in disarray.

Iaroran Zoo Corporaton Evetteli S Stpply Mom

Referendum in Prussia on dissolution of Diet May reshape Germany

Berlin voters on May 20 968 000 electors will be asked to vote for the dissolution of the present Diet state parliament The result is seen as pivotal for the fate of Germany The opposition National Government seeks dissolution of the Reichstag and a national appeal to the people The move could destabilize current arrangements with other powers and threaten a broader European crisis

Ma Xervice Berlin Gunilay Prussia Ralen Diet Parliamant Germany Othir Poward Harmany'a Mnanesil Staillg

Reduction of Interest Fights Through Bank Agreement

The Premier Mr By J Howin announced a voluntary agreement with banks to reduce interest by one percent on private debtors before the government’s financial emergency bill becomes law. The measure aims to avoid mandatory controls and potential secession by ensuring a smoother financial adjustment.

Weilansday J. Howin Dmounesi Interesh

Salary Reduction Threat Fears Judge Lukin

Melbourne report notes a salary reduction proposal for Judge Lukin, with Lukin denying involvement and explaining by letter to the Prime Minister his stance on the government plan. The Public statement was issued amid political tension as Lukin seeks to justify his position and defends actions.

Melbournd Jungo Lubin Prine Minieiar Sinislee Guthorzeed Soullia Luitin Bimcott Hercoukl

NSW Upper House Debates Bill on Reductions and Privileges

The NSW Legislative Assembly discusses an amendment to reduce salaries and privileges. Leader Lang and Dr Bavin debate proposed cuts from 80 to 0 percent, with amendments centring on 1024 additions, and the bill moves back to the Legislative Council for further action.

Sydnay Wneudinicus Io Pulio Sorydos Ulory Rodwellomsii Peavidius Lang Me. Lang Legislative Council

Mystery of Old Painting Shocks London Gallery

The Lonso art world questions whether a painting attributed to Rembrandt is genuine amid doubts about its provenance and a London auction seeking around £90,000. Staff are split, with some believing the work may be authentic while others doubt due to past dubious dealings.

Lille Tne Jaeegnyes Isowen ChvisHe Lanon Conwd Valulale London Mtr Lustie Ren Wire Masa Wowli Rembrandt

Patriotic Offer for Every Convert in Adelaide

Fragmentary report notes a June 28 fulfillment of donations to a noble party connected to Rev. TM Willason at the Poob Cobra Mission. A letter encloses 10 pounds for a son who joined the party, signaling patriotic fundraising.

Adelaidg Wediesdas Uke A. Wome Agrobettom New South Wiles Doal Willason Shawis Donverstoll Patuiik

Flood Emergency In Renmark Australia Continues

Murray River flood reports from Renmark indicate five inches of rise this morning with the river near 4047 units. One hundred workers operate six scoops while seventy teams assist settlements. water remains high and roads and railways are disrupted. Local officials forecast full flood impact within a week as relief efforts press ahead.

Adelaide Renmark Hood Fenmark Paringa Rosd Nif Tomas Pétien House of Assembly Mr 5 Eniony Hlova Murray Eaton Bay

80 Year Old Climber Reaches High Peak Tale

An elderly widow named Bachmann attempted a daring ascent on Maun Bilotus reaching around 12,000 feet. The feat drew attention for the climber's age and the surprising perseverance of Mrs Bachmann and her companion Joe.

LOnited_Service GENEYA Ren Bachmann Tin Slose United Son

Hearing in the Mungana Mines case at Brisbane court

The tenth day of hearing focused on shares and payments related to Mungana Mines. McCormack denied knowledge of Theodore's recommended appointment as manager and detailed verbal agreements with Reid. Questioning highlighted government involvement and past payments, with adjournment to continue tomorrow.

Brisbane Mungana Queensland Anthets Invest Couurk MaGilt Condard Wiiethat Theodore Te Ch Llazoe Smulters Reid Nebalf Laselie Mup Mang Toddard Be Mint Goddard Uo Atungony Ron Tollowing Wagnseh Tis Hoar Tha Chiat Distle Goddard Godin Friendslup Avivjee Fiaddur Payson Lalten MaCormack Dex Cender Executive Council Goddara Lotha Vor Bing Theodore Windunts Theodors McCormack Gantt

Boys Sweaters and Underwear Clearance at Cost

A fragment ad shows a clearance sale on boys clothing and accessories including boys sweaters, underpants, golf looks and cardigans. It mentions prices like 1/11 per item and lists items such as dressing combs, floss embroidery silk, safety pins, powder puffs, and skeins.

Eve Sy Ve Payee

Tess Departrene Dress Nets and Art Silk Garments Listing

Fragmented OCR lists various fabric and garment items with dates and terms such as Art Silk Dress Nets 5/11 6/11 and Wincey Bloomers 3/11. Mentions Linebloom and Double Width Colored Curtain items with 1/9 and 1/74 references, indicating a catalog or price listing across multiple periods.

Rau

Retail Notice of Clearance Sale Reduction

A local advertisement states stock is reduced to cost price for two days only. It markets quick clearance and urges customers to act quickly on the special sale items.

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