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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 01, 1932

Page

1

New Federal Cabinet Personnel Unofficially Announced

Unofficial list names two South Australians among a federal cabinet. Mr Lyons cites limited official info and confirms ministers including Bir George Peerce for Defence and Gullett for Trade and Customs. Also noted are Hawker Markets, Parkhill Foreign Affairs, Mar Naval, McLachlan Executive, and Bruce as likely Speaker amid party balance.

Melbourne Heald Sea A. J. McLachlan Coun Zee SM. Bruce Sen Mascey Greene Josiah Francis J. A. Peck

Unpopular Prayer Sparks Church Debate In Britain

A controversial prayer within the United Series triggers a heated response from church leaders including the Archbishop and Bishop of Cambridge. They criticize perceived arrogance and national pride while noting parishioners object to certain phrases. The Primates deny intent to offend.

London Thureday Gonter Westminster Abbey Liverpool Dingdale- Woyne Oehier Dedlate Vast Rggland Higvep Camaro

Rise of Soccer United Service in London Era

Report outlines how association football expanded in the dominions, with Sir Shmuel Hil Wood and Woolwich Arsenal figures noted. The piece discusses the sport’s global reach, comparing it to lawn tennis and highlighting the growing public interest and organizational development across nations.

London Shmuel Hil Wood -Collairman Woolwich-Arsenal Upire The Dominions Avery

Devn Wins Lang Sydney Thursday Meeting

Fragmentary report notes a Thursday event in Sydney where participants named Lang and Mooshy were present. The text is garbled but suggests a conclusion or result involving individuals referenced as Del and Morty with unclear outcome details.

Hoover outlines finance plans to aid big corporations

An article cites President Hoover proposing government backed finance measures to bolster large companies and railways. It describes extending authority to issue debentures, support home building, and create institutions to protect investments, with emphasis on stabilizing the American economy amid unsettled conditions.

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Sudden Southerly Burst Drops Heat After Record Highs

A strong south wind cooled the day after extreme heat, with a 10 degree drop from 106.2 at 5 6 pm to cooler late evening. Early morning promised relief, but humidity rose as the day progressed and a cooler change was expected tonight.

Paris Ia Ae Fk Bgr Nbon Ina Spm Sao Pan Dasomner Dreember

Adelaide Forecast Mentions Record Heat Through Century

The Adelaide report notes a heat trend with references to past records dating back over a century. It mentions Mr Beaviley’s prediction of heat rising and ties it to a string of August dates and weather notes across years.

Adelaide Adélaide Beaviley Beomley Avon

Trotsky in exile plot to depose Stalin

Fragmented report describes Leon Trotsky in exile allegedly plotting to remove Joseph Stalin as head of the Soviet Union. The account mentions exile, conspirators, and alleged foreign involvement without clear corroboration.

United’ Service Teondon Tourstay Leon Trosky Pew Stalin Taton Enolures

Britain Acts Conference Calls for International War Debts Talks

London reports Britain will host an international conference on repayments and war debts beginning in Lausanne Switzerland. Invitations are being sent to nations including Britain Germany Greece Portugal Italy Togo Slavia and Japan. Prime Minister Lyons of Australia was advised of the nonfatence and there is expectation of U S reaction and possible shifts in Congress.

A. Mackey House of Reprresentatives Mire W. Ee Héluman Aise’ Sonneoeath oMire Eh Ae McGrath Atlalee Brace Mal Waternal Amaira Bruce Bruce Bag Miamy Matt W. Muargued London Uiliteg Britain Lausanne Switzerleng Brante Germany Greece Pontugal Lisly Togo-Slavia Grecto Slovaka Japan Biitish J. Ay Lyong Weal Australia United Europe America

London church sees Hughes appointment as bishop commish

A brief note from London confirms Hugh Hughes named as commissioner overseeing church affairs. Details on dates and scope remain limited, with emphasis on ecclesiastical governance and oversight by the Bishops’ Commission.

Hazardous device explodes in U S postal office

Fragmentary report from New York dated Wednesday states a postal office in Busters Pennsylvania was struck by a hazardous device exploding in the building. Two officials were fatally hurt and others injured while several men were wrestled from the area amid warnings of a plot tied to a swarthy youth near Pittsburgh and New York.

United Service New York Busters Pennsylvania Pittsbore York

Glanville Accident Injures Two Men in Water Tube Crash

In Adelaide on Thursday at the Glanville works of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited a serious accident injured William Edward Breilerick of Largs Bay and Victor Pirer Batrean of Albertoy East as water tubes collapsed. A third person, Mrs Andrew oate Plunkett, aged 83, was killed in the incident. Both injured men remain in a serious condition at the Adelaide Hospital.

Adelaide Breilerick William Edwarde Largs Bay Victor Pirer Batrean Albertoy Eask Glanvalle-works Sa Colonial-Sugar Reflojox Company, Limited Andrew Oate Plunkett Erasha

Sheep Lost in Bushfires Reported in Thursday Incident

A fragmentary wartime diary style note records sheep losses in bushfires with unclear details and date. The readable bits mention 15 600 sheep and references to Thursdays, apoglegy and others, but the exact context remains unspecified.

Desperado Kills Storekeeper in Daradgee Robbery

A desperate holdup at Daradgee near Innisfail ends with storekeeper and postmaster Gharies Fava mortally wounded after a gunman shoots him during a robbery at his shop. Fava’s wife narrowly escapes injury as the desperado ransacks the till and flees, with Fava later dying in hospital.

Daradgee Innisfail Gharies Fava Fava Favadicu

Government vows to crush boycott campaigns in India

The Viceroy stated that any attempt by political groups to impede the constitutional program would be crushed. He warned local governments to act vigorously against disruptive activities and urged citizens to cooperate to uphold order and constitutionality. Subhas Bose reportedly told a Bombay press committee he would not boycott in Bengal even if Gandhi and Congress approve.

ALCUT Thursazy Galculta Todla Citisens Veld Avas Subhas Bose Bensal Compress Bombay Bengal Evan Wefhoul Gandhi Conerees

Chinese Forces Withdraw To South Amid 17000 Troops Mov

Report from Peking dated Thursday notes a strategic pullback as 17 000 Chinese troops shift southward by rail toward a mining center. The movement signals a broader redeployment with several towns in the Aron region awaiting evaluation and potential changes in control.

Peking Thursaxy Tae Slidn le Foreian Aron Ghin-Chow Hania Yoong Sapasbaaaoupetan

New Year Carnival Echoes at Solomontown Beach

A fragmented report recalls a 1951 New Year carnival mood at Solomontown Beach with crowds in festive spirits. Fireworks, a fireworks display, live music from Smith's Orchestra, dances at Olympia Rink, and a harbour of strangers mixing as friends marked the final night of the year.

Aksyirds Bambg Ufcolor Retier Peighter Stesix Olympia Smith

Wake Germany Message Amid Silent Echoes of Conflict

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Germany, wartime rhetoric, anti Bolshevik themes, and financial figures. Distilled lines mention Knights, Heil, motors, and a call to wake the nation, with unclear context and scattered phrases suggesting a historical propaganda or civic message.

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