29 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
1
Critics accuse Pirie Council of secrecy in approving a White Way lighting project for main streets. Ratepayers who will fund the scheme allegedly knew little of costs, methods, or company arrangements, while officials kept details from public scrutiny and the press.
London reports a dramatic claim by Professor Apes tem that a vast heat layer in the upper atmosphere at 14000 degrees exists, preventing any craft from reaching the Moon or beyond. He asserts no known machinery could operate through this layer and that wireless waves would be rendered useless by it.
In Melbourne Supreme Court Edgar Rowland Dawes seeks £1000 damages from News Ltd over a report and Sen Daly’s comments on his ALP defeat. Lawyer F W Smith defends free press, arguing the article’s wording could be read as defamatory. Witnesses include journalist Halph Faneclol Hosking and party figures detailing 1984 Labor splits and Senate ballot events.
A fragment reports rainfall in Pirie during the 24 hours ending 8:30 am yesterday. An occasional drizzle through the day added a further two points.
In a Diverse Court proceeding, Julie MacParien ruled on the divorce of a man described as a Mormon in habit with five wives. The court found the man formerly married in 4909 but dissolved later, with allegations of bigamous unions and desertion. The judge concluded the husband had abandoned his New South Wales domicile, granting the divorce on grounds of desertion and adultery.
The report describes violent clashes among tribesmen in the Himalayas near Simla during August. About 60 tribesmen were killed and 6 captured in a factional dispute, while British forces suffered five dead and 21 wounded.
Melbourne reports by Wednesday say Faris Depa Lester will seek Labor leadership when the party meets on September 25. J H Scalfia’s ill health retirement creates a vacancy amid possible challenges to Forde, with Mr Black men expected to secure a large vote. Forde states he will run, Semilin’s resignation unlikely to harm unity, and N J C Makin may oppose but with slim chances. Curtin could be deputy leader advised to join Fremantle move.
Dr Stephen Wise president of the American Jewish Congress denounces Nazi policy in a sharp address at Lucerne. He condemns oppression of Jews, warns Germany faces historic tasks amid emigration pressures, and calls for church and state to separate to avoid political interference.
A man named Thulbourne 48 sustained injuries from a fall into a hole on Saturday. He died yesterday in a hospital. The report cites an unrelated banking surplus and a court ruling involving the English Scottish and Australian Bank over mortgage interests. A General Assembly session discussed housing policy and penalties tied to interurban channels.
Melbourne D Company chairmen warn that militant actions threaten shipping. Directors say steps should be taken to prevent disruptive tactics by a minority, noting recent strikes have caused losses to seamen, shipowners, and the broader maritime industry.
Hattersley defeats Oreek in the 37th hole to reach the amateur final while Ferrier beats Rymill 7 and 6. In the professional bracket, Richardson defeats McMahon 4 up and 3 to play, with Boorer overcoming Bolger. Ferrier’s 72 in the first round and a surge on the back nine highlight a dramatic Seaton championship day.
A disrupted report notes Abyssinian troops receiving arms from rock-hewn churches with clergymen blessing the campaign as holy. Mussolini signals readiness to reject Austrian and Greek influences, while international powers fret over neutrality and regional balance amid looming East Africa tensions.
In Rome on Wednesday the public safety item frames Mussolini’s view of Abyssinia. He claims Abyssinia had leverage to gain years while criticizing Italian peace terms and Turkish resistance. He says Malian forces face dangers amid talks and stresses restraint despite aggression.
An unclear report states a person named Shaya from Falneadlon Hehaltoient arrived Tuesday at Royal Vachamer Hotel while a separate note mentions Miss hoveen Jarksom of Alfred Hlyert Howytown admitted to Pirie Hospital as an inmate yesterday.
Arch bishop Mow says war is a savage beast and urges steadfast intercession and editorial action amid the Avessian dispute. Wednesday attendees at St Andrew's alchenieal gathered to reflect and discuss ongoing tensions.
The report cites latest notices from the Australia Mines and Metal Association detailing quotations for lead smelting, tin and spelt prices, with changes across spot and forward markets. It notes the appointment of a committee, settlement works, and unemployment figures amid activity in mining and related industries.
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