30 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
1
Distribution of clothing relief to Pirie flood refugees was completed at the Town Hall with bedding distribution continuing. Statements of property damage will be available this afternoon, aiding early progress. Normalcy returns to inundated areas as the Drill Hall dining room closes after tomorrow’s tea.
A damaged local note reports food centres closing after a dangerous incident. Officials warn against removing items and advise new safety measures. No victims are confirmed, but the report notes concerns about bedding and waste materials at the site. Local authorities investigate the causes and potential threats to public safety.
Fragmented report notes Drill Hall closure tied to family changes and new renovations. Mentions a 2400 rate, unfamiliar names, and a possible audition or meeting involving local residents. Obscure references to a married couple and a person named Harber are included without clear context.
Adelaide event features James Melrose and Alfie Broadbent meeting on the Karoola deck as they discuss record flights and a pilot’s historic voyage. Interstate vessel visit prompts chatter about expensive machines and high stakes prizes of £1,500 to win £1.
A garbled report notes officials raising concerns about an embankment near Ellendale described as in dangerous condition. Kenneth Meo asked if the embankment protecting Ellendale was under government work, while debates on actions to ensure public safety were discussed.
A government inquiry considers relief measures and compensation amid flood damage. Officials weigh funding, subsidies, and early estimates as ministers await official reports before deciding on further steps.
The article reports on a high court dispute involving railway interests and potential interference with court proceedings. Key figures, legal arguments, and financial considerations are noted, with emphasis on the judicial process and the uncertain impact on railway operations.
A fragmented report from Cantienta Weinosdiy indicates a condemned Aboriginal individual may appeal the death sentence. The text references a special committee and mentions Tapia Whe Wey and Hedeath Cormupdey et Leurwin in vague terms, suggesting legal action or review of punishment.
Yesterday’s high reached 63 and the 24 hour low ended at 46.8 at 8 30 am. The measurements reflect a cool but typical period for the season with no extreme conditions reported.
A fragmented report describes grocers opposing Australia with a recorder special cable. It references Linton, Westaiestiay, and mentions threats or protests, detailing a tense exchange and possible planned action against Australian trade or fruit imports. The piece lacks clear dates or outcomes but centers on confrontational economic actions.
Flood damage relief forms offered at the corporation office this afternoon as stock market activity surges in Adelaide. Officials urge residents to declare losses on bedding and clothing for assistance, with many residents seeking flood relief and investors watching the upturn in trading.
The inquest into Ronald Reynolds's death at Yatala Labor Prison was continued as Ali Laibe appeared to represent prisoners who gave evidence. The proceedings drew attention to prison conditions and treatment feared by inmates and the public attending.
Official Balmoral Castle announcement reveals King George V has consented to the betrothal of Prince George to Princess Marina daughter of the Prince and Princess Nicolas of Greece. The couple, long linked by romance, plan a private London engagement followed by a public celebration on November 30.
Sydney report says two men entered Mrs. Margaret Massey’s Seaforth home to find £22 believed hidden there. They attacked the 60-year-old in bed, one armed, but she fought back and alerted her husband. Police arrested the assailants after the struggle.
The Pirie community joins Mrs Threadgold and her family in wishing the Mayoress many happy returns on her birthday with cordial regard from friends and residents.
An unclear report discusses government actions and inquiries into aid for disaster victims. It mentions Hawkins, the minister, and Piet Cannell in connection with relief funds and efforts to determine compensation options for sufferers. The account references cooperation with investigators and debate over funding from the relief fund.
A visiting party of steel bureau members led by Messrs Th Yates will inspect works of Weoken 6H Mrajaiehary Company and other steel plants including Australian Iron and Steel Limited. The trip also includes meetings with industry leaders and a farewell visit by the Duke of Gloucester to the King, with stops in Adelaide and Margate.
A letter to The Telegraph urges county cricket supporters to pledge money to block professionals from touring Australia in 1836 or playing Tests in England in 1938. Each county would donate £10, aiming for £100,000 to be shared among counties that agree to restrictions on professional players.
A fragmented report notes officials and overseers disputing new cotton duties and government actions. The text mentions Dr Page and political responses, with references to policy steps and potential impacts on commerce and producers.
Ambiguity clouds the Redlock case as Amelie and Prince prepare for a court appearance. Prosecutor Will appear as discussions shift to polls and barracks. Condition improves but mount of travel remains restricted after arrival.
Melbourne reports Sir Charles Kingsford Smith may miss the air race if the U S certificate of airworthiness for his Centenary plane does not arrive. He warned he cannot participate without federal approval while he awaits the necessary paperwork and awaits further word.
Mrs Harriet Long aged 41 of Cardwell Street Adelaide died from injuries after being struck by a motor car on Wak and Carswell streets. She had lingered in Adelaide Hospital since admission. Police seek a middle aged woman with a Scotch accent who may have witnessed the crash to identify herself for a statement.
The Commonwealth Statistician reports a rise in deposits with Australian trading banks in the quarter ended June 30, increasing by nearly £24,000,000. It marks the largest quarterly increase in several years, reflecting stronger deposits across the sector.
A fragmentary note from a London weekly recalls Larwood’s Lamb and an exchange of gifts linked to a Christmastime tribute from Australia. The piece suggests a cricketer's wish to boost the game’s glory and mentions Austra and unknown senders.
Sydney detective Thomas Malone, a prominent New South Wales figure and racecourse detective for Me AWh, died instantly after falling six floors from a Bligh Street building. His death shocks the racing and police communities.
Last night several players contested the Institute Billiards championship. S G Cotte defeated Impril 500499 in a dramatic final, Clarke posted a 300 276 win, while C Targads showed strong play throughout the event.
An oil company disaster in Campana Argentina claims at least three lives and injures four with many more hurt as 14 more tanks explode. winds spread fire toward the city while residents evacuate. Marines and nearby cities aid in control and relief efforts.
Rain halted play at Canterbury delaying the Australia versus Kent match to 12 50 with Australia’s XI including Woodfull Brown Bromley Wall and Oldfield. Bradman won the toss as spin paving the field for O Reilly and Fleetwood Smith. Kent’s Ashdown Woolley and Chapman featured in early exchanges.
Australia defeated Sussex by an innings and 35 runs in a drawn out match. Australia declared at 304 in their first innings with notable dismissals and partnerships led by John Langridge and Bradman’s bowlers. Sussex efforts faltered as bowlers O Reilly and Fleetwood-Smith shared several wickets, ending with incomplete second innings scores and fragmented reports of individual dismissals.
The High Council of the Salvation meets to choose a replacement for Gen Higgins appointing Commissioner Willan Magwell of South Australia as recorder.
Local notices describe visitors and residents in Pirie West and Whyalla, with arrivals at Naval Exchange Hotel and Royal Exchange Hotel. Hospitalized E.G. Wal Kun unchanged. Mrs Kershaw ill. voyage and police farewell events noted alongside a steel manufacturers bureau visit.
Report from Newcastle notes 1 000 workers attended a meeting about enforcing strike demands. A vote on a secret ballot was not taken. only one vote was recorded. Workers showed resolve to refrain from returning to work until grievances are settled.
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