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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
1
At Port Noarlunga amid heavy seas a drowning accident claims Dodd siblings and others. Several children and an adult die or go missing as surfers battle undertow. two rescuers narrowly escape. Lifesavers and witnesses rally but efforts fail to revive Daphne Dodd and others.
Tokyo reports police seized Soviet whalers amid tensions over Japanese vessels in Kamchatka waters. Authorities show reluctance to be seen as retaliating, citing alleged log discrepancies while pursuing the case.
Thieves forced a bedroom window at the home of Ernest Buroell a warehouseman in Alma Road St Kilda and took jewellery valued at 1200. The incident occurred Monday night.
Sydney inquest into the December death of Bernie O Connor 16 at Nations Park. Eric Craig charged with murder attended in custody. Witness Elizabeth Watts testified O Connor bought sandwiches at Tom Dalys Point then appeared with a man on a verandah. Hearing set for Wednesday.
In Berlin rumors circulate about General von Schleicher blocking the return of the Hohenzollerns and about a government led by Captain von Papen. The scenario could trigger a general strike by Socialists, with warnings that von Papen’s return might avert or precipitate civil conflict.
Crawford wins the men’s singles at the Australian championships in Kooyong with finals in soft courts and rain affected play. Results show Crawford defeating Gledhill US A 24 73 63 6 2, Doi Anal, Vines and Gleithilt US A beat Crawford and Moon 6 4 10 8 2. Junior singles saw Quist Vic defeat Purcell Vic 5 4 1 6 2. Remaining events postponed to tomorrow.
Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways served notice to engineers firemen conductors and others in the running trades of a 90 percent reduction in base wages from March 3. The new rate will be 10 percent below the past year. Twenty six thousand men are involved.
In Paris on Monday a demonstration by fifteen thousand farmers and their employer protested increased land and income taxation. They blame speculation in wheat and high taxes for serious strains in agriculture.
British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay and Sir Jowah Lindsay reported a tentative understanding on war debts and global economic recovery after informal talks at Warm Springs. Franklin D Roosevelt hinted at promises but kept open the bargaining chance, with March Washington discussions expected to start early.
British airwoman Lady Bailey has been missing since leaving San Javier Aerodrome near Cartagena at 10 o clock Friday in bad weather. Records show she persisted in taking off despite high wind and rain as search efforts continue.
Ernest Mortinote, 44, died at Pirio Hospital after a heavy head injury suffered in a smelter accident Saturday morning. He was a respected husband and father. A coroner’s report will be submitted by Plainclothes-Constable Phillips. Funeral arrangements set for four o'clock this afternoon.
In Gabies Pennsylvania on Monday M Deladier seeks Localist Party support for seven new Cabinet posts. If declined he will form a broader Lat cabinet beyond Herriot's lines. Earlier rioting intensified, with more demonstrations anticipated.
Wellington NZ Monday 18 year old Pitt killed instantly as aircraft piloted by Brian Davies stalled on a turn at 200 ft crashing. Pilot suffered com
South Australia needs 49 more to win as Grimmett dominates Queensland with seven key wickets in the second innings. The match at Brisbane features notable totals from South Australia and steady bowling from Gilbert and Grimmett amid a chaotic fielding display.
In Melbourne the Victorian branch of the Australian Labor Party rejected Mr Bailey s bid for readmission by 117 votes to 62. Bailey, a former Lands Minister, was expelled last year with Bogan Cabinet members who backed the Plan. He may appeal to the ALP Federal executive or the Federal conference later this year.
In Adelaide, Jelley accused Premier and Hill of political robbery tied to the London Agent General appointment. He resigned after a Cabinet clash, threatened to contest Central Missouri in the Legislative Council, and predicted a ministry reshuffle with Richards and others reassigned before the April 8 state election.
In West Footscray two armed men entered Alfred Edward Barry's confectioner shop last night and seized weights from four pairs of scales while threatening to hurt him. The intruders fled after the incident.
A in camera Board of Cricket Control meeting in Sydney considered Marylebone Cricket Club’s reply to a protest over bodyline bowling. A subcommittee was formed to draft a response for final approval. Secretary W H Jeanes said no press statement yet, with possible announcements from Melbourne or Adelaide. The MCC cable leaves room for further discussions.
A South Wales mine manager after a 5.0.8. broadcast had gramophone records made to warn workers. Each shift begins with a message: Hall of Manager calling. Safety 1st, Search pickets for matches, and ensure lamps are in good order. The program reduced minor accidents and the Ministry of Mines may spread it nationwide.
At Gladstone Methods a farewell social honored Mrs W Evans prior to her departure for Adelaide. Mrs A E Gale praised the guest. Mrs H Hewett presented a handbag. Contributions came from Mrs E P Pritchard, Miss J Sargent, Aigre, Deeble, and T Gale. a bouquet was given to Mrs Evans by Miss Joy Gleann.
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