07 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1937
Page
1
In Pirie Court Mr Coventry faced four hotel permit applications with police opposition while two were granted. Magistrate urged openness as Warren sought in camera hearing. adjournment granted to allow respondents to be examined and for additional parties, including Mr Rodda, to attend.
Peterborough, Tuesday. The body of Mrs. G Wright of Peterborough was found at Peterborough West last night after her son left her at home the evening before. The investigation reveals she left home earlier unknown until this morning.
Sir George Ritchie says a new maternity wing for Pirie Hospital is promised and near completion. Aimed at easing demand, the plan includes revised ward layouts and staffing. officials note work already progressed and expect construction to proceed as planned despite prior delays.
A rescue at Pravielin Harbor on April 23, 1986 saved a man after a fall from a steadier Quorja. Brock, a passenger, was honored for bravery amid the incident as the vessel required assistance and recovery efforts continued through May.
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Adelaide wheat market remained steady with farmers' lots fixed at about 5 3) a bushel on trucks at Port Adelaide. Reports say Canadian, US demand soft, US markets closed for a holiday. rainfall and showers affected consumption and prices, with Winniers showing tentative activity and traders awaiting new incentives.
A damaged report from Pirie Motor Cycle Club describes a protest at 16 Bh Mofurt over late ambulance service. The account notes responders failed to arrive promptly, leaving injuries untreated and riders facing danger as they waited in the street.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page mentions names like Paterson and Perth while interspersed with garbled phrases. The readable items hint at a transit or line reference with several proper nouns but lack a coherent narrative or clear event. Entities include locations and personal names, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
A fragmented wire report outlines lead passes and London metal market activity with prices and forwards. It references copper and steel flows, tonnages, and assorted bids, mentioning traders and several numeric figures amid partial lines.
An opaque statement attributed to Mr O Bren Ireworeme Sy references a fundished veyor and cwediabung with mentions of a collision. The text includes garbled names and phrases with unclear action, dates, or outcomes, making precise facts difficult to extract.
The thermometer logged a high of 60.4 degrees and a low of 45 degrees. The 24 hour period ended at 830 am with a 384 reading noted, and by 11.15 last night the minimum had remained 45.
Readable text describes two farmers from Daylesford district digging at Queenscliffe seeking a legendary cave of Spanish pirates with a supposed treasure worth £20,000,000 in 1798. The garbled OCR blends names, places, and numbers, yielding a suspicious tale of ancient gold and unexplained clues.
A motorist was fined for failing to stop after a collision on Three Chain road. He admitted overtaking the other vehicle and braking but claimed the other driver suddenly swerved. The court noted the damage was slight and the vehicle in question had driven off.
A fragmented report describes a waterside accident where a timber sling knocked a person into a river. The chaotic OCR text mentions a man named Te Foal and references to a local area, with unclear roles and no confirmed outcomes.
In Sydney an inquest into the death of John Frederick Thomas Patch aged 20 found accidental fatality from two charges fired by a toy cannon. The toy was being polished when a misfire caused pork wheel powder to explode, causing lethal injury. The verdict was accidental death.
Tuesday in J Heir Court chambers Justice Rich reserved judgment on Goya Henry an air pilot seeking a jury trial for £9000 damages claiming unlawful deprivation of his licence. He sues the Commonwealth Government for £7000 and the Ministry of Defence for £4.0m, with Crown involvement over aviation control allegations. The action hinges on subsequent suspension and cancellation claims connected to pilot licence status.
A disjointed report describes an Australian Workers Union convention in Adelaide with unclear notes on officers and delegates. The text lists several names and roles, mentioning presidents, secretaries, and conference attendees amid a muddled sequence of titles and positions.
At Crystal Brook the Northern No 3 Groups of Country Hospitals discussed a proposed 48 hour week for nursing staff. Delegates from Crystal Brook Booleroo Centre Jamestown Peterborough Hawker and Orroroo considered cost staff additions and government subsidies. The group voted to defer action until the Adelaide state hospitals conference next month.
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