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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1933

Page

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Two Women Attacked In Sydney Killing and Wounding

In Sydney on Sunday two women were attacked while crossing a vacant allotment. Rita Jones died in hospital after being shot multiple times. Maude Cartwright was wounded in the leg but survived. Police report the suspect is the victim's husband, Eric Leslie Jones, who has been charged with murder and attempted murder.

Sydney Garon Rita Jones Mies Maude Cartwright Eric Leslie Jones Fata Jones Maude Cartwright

Rebate on Excess Fare Revenue for Special Trains

The Railways Commissioner approves a 10 percent rebate on revenue from fares in excess of the guaranteed amount for guaranteed special trains tied to football cricket picnics and similar events. It applies at the commissioner's discretion and excludes Face meetings. A small shelter shed near Pirie railway siding is under consideration.

Railways Messrs A. W. Lacey J. C. Fitzgerald Pirie

Committee Approves Of Reply At Waterside Meeting

A letter received by the Labor Day Celebration Committee at Waterside workers' Federation Hall last night met with approval from its members. The reply was discussed and accepted as presented.

Labor Day Celebration Committee Waterside Workers’ Federation Hall

Naval Exercisers Dominion China Squadrons to Combine

Melbourne reports plans to join two dominion squadrons with the Royal Navy China squadron for large scale practice next month. Immmocuvres Unst and other exercises are noted as the Royal Australian Navy strengthens operations amid reduced manpower.

Melbourne Dominion China New Zealand Royal Navy Pascifle America Japan Caroline Islands League of Nations

Wheat climbs to 3/4d in Adelaide market

Heat prices advanced to 3/4 a bushel in the Adelaide quotation, the highest in 20 months for South Australia. The week saw a 14d rise per bushel, attributed to further gains on American and Canadian exchanges.

Adelaide South Australia

Elderly Cyclist Injured in Near-Home Collision

Sixty year old Mr. Gazard, married, is in critical condition at Adelaide Hospital after a bicycle and car collision near his Grassmere home on Anzac Highway. He suffers fractures, head injuries, concussion, and lacerations. The car driver Mr. Thomas Dunn was en route to Plympton. Eyewitnesses say Gazard and his bicycle were launched into the air and the bicycle wrecked while the car sustained no damage.

Adelaide Duh Gazard Anzac Highway Grassmere Davidd Thomas Dunn Plympton Gazard Ihear

Combined Team West Torrens South Australia selectors pick 24 for August 5 match

Pirie Football Association named 24 players for final selection to face West Torrens at Adelaide Oval on August 5. Selection committee included A Sandery as chairman with B Pranels Pilcott Munro and H Bron slick. Players include D Laurie A Waters L Melcher E Finn HW Finn Mount and others from Solomontown St. Mark's and Proprietary clubs.

Pirie Football Association West Torrens Adelaide Oval E. Finn Solomontown HW. Finn Mount A. Barr B. Grooke HM. Pawest Fallywood A. Miling McQuirs H. Wille St. Mark's P. Sly

England advances as Australia exits Davis Cup

London reported England eliminated Australia from the 1933 Davis Cup with Austin defeating McGrath 6-4 7-5 6-3 and Crawford overcoming Lee 8-6 7-5 6-4. Perry, sidelined by a strained shoulder, was replaced by Lee.

Australia Recorder London Gland Austin McGrath Crawford Lee Perry

NASTY KNOCK K Francis Hospitalized After Big Hit

In a Solomontown St Mark's clash at Memorial Oval on Saturday C Francis from St Mark's ruckman suffered a heavy blow to the skull late in the game. He collapsed on the ground, was attended by trainers, and carried off on a stretcher in a semi conscious state. A doctor diagnosed slight concussion and he was later expected to recover by next day.

Francia St. Mark's Solomontown Memorial Oval Francis

Round the World Flight Began From New York Sunday

American aviator embarked on a round the world flight aiming for six days. Early leg carried him over Newfoundland and toward the Atlantic. Berlin reported Wiley Past arriving at 4 55 last night.

New York Iley Post Newfoundland Arrose Berlin Wiley Past

Truck Robbery In Adelaide Stolen Cash and Cheques

Sunday report from Gepps Cross police states a cash box with £200 in bank notes and £100 in cheques was stolen from a moving motor truck near Little Para after stopping at the Spot Hotel. Witnesses describe a man seen throwing the notes and cheques into the road as police investigate with early area inquiries.

Adelaide IR. F. W. Grace Auburn Gepp's Cross Grae A. TL. Craven Mielaite Little Para Arly

New Mile Running Record Set at Princeton

New Zealand runner Lovelock yesterday set a new world mile record in Princeton New Jersey clocking 4 minutes 7.6 seconds.

Princeton N.J Lovelock Smile

Three Killed and One Injured in Victoria

Two fatal smashes in Victoria last night left three dead and a boy seriously injured. In Broadford a Corowa Melbourne service car collided with a truck on the bridge. Driver A D McKenzie about 26 and passenger Mrs Daglish of Clifton Hill died outright. Truck driver C Lien escaped unharmed. In a Belgrave crash a car hit a dam and driver W Drew was killed. Keith Broadbent 15 of St Kilda suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Melbourne Hospital in a serious condition.

Melbourne Victoria Broadford A. D. McKenzie Daglish Clifton Hill C. Lien

Preference to Married and Returned Men in Public Works

Port Pirie Unemployed Association raised concerns during the Minister's visit about preferring married men and returned soldiers for employment. Officials noted these preferences exist long standing and would not depart from Government Labor Exchange regulations. The association urged that all relief work be routed through the Labor Exchange and requested ration duties be stationed in Pirie rather than routing through Adelaide.

A. W. Lacey J. 0. Fitz~ Berald Ms.p H. Hut Port Pirie Unemployed Association Minister of Industry Pirie Adelaide

Motor Cyclist Dies After Collision in Adelaide

Jon Axtell aged 24 of Elinor Wrrace Glen Osmond died at Adelaide Hospital after a skull fracture from a collision between a motorcycle he was riding and a car at Burnside and Kensington roads. He was admitted June 20 after the accident occurred Saturday afternoon.

Adelaide Jon Axtell Elinor Wrrace Glen Osmond Adelaide Hospital Burnside Kensington Roads

Labor Day Sports Labor Tiny sports elected at Labor Day meeting

Labor Day celebration details a meeting where tiny labor sports were chosen with judges, referees, starters, stewards, and officials named. Names include J A Lancery G Mackett A W Lacey WOH Taylor and others. duties assigned to W Walters K Martin J Appleby and more.

Compiter Federa- Hon

Illegal betting raid nets arrests at private residence

Police executed a raid Saturday afternoon on a private house described as a well known venue for betting. The operation followed a tip alleging illegal betting on the premises. It is understood around 10 arrests were made.

Arty Aternoon Pirie Pegardine

Taxation Enquiries at Town Hall Open

Taxation enquiries can be made at Town Hall this afternoon from 2 pm. A. McKee will assist residents seeking information on income tax and exemptions.

Lifesaving Exam Growth Among Swimmers

The knowledge of lifesaving spreads as examinations expand from eighty six passers in 1882 to over seventy thousand swimmers qualifying in the latest effort.

New theatre postpones Friday opening at Ellen Street

Me J M Waterman of Azone Theatres Limited Safed stated the New Azone Theatre on Ellen Street will not open on Friday as originally proposed. He said the actual opening date remains uncertain.

NEW Theatre MY. JM. Waterman Azone Theatres Limited Azone Ellen Street Me. Waterman

Train Derailment Near Lithgow Mount Victoria Scene

Early morning derailment of a passenger train between Lithgow and Mount Victoria left the tender and three carriages off the rails as sleepers woke to chaos. The train, traveling about 15 miles an hour on a steep grade, stopped quickly with carriages upright. Investigators believe a broken wall caused the crash. Passengers suffered shock, recalling last week’s Albury mail wreck.

Sydney Lithgow Mount Victoria Nmly Albury Mail

Ban on players from Crystal Brook

A ruling by Pirie Football Association chairman A W Lacey at a special meeting bans Crystal Brook players from registering with any Pirie Association team this season after their club withdrew. Delegates debated suspending rules but the chair declined the motion, noting July 7 26 is the final registration day and hardship is foreseen for willing players.

A. W.lacey Pirie Football Association Crystal Brook Pirie Association E. J. Frangisi Lacey Brownick St. Mark's Mr. Lacey Messrs W. Munro A. Michael Solomontown H. Brownick F. Olsen H. Sharpe C. Elliott R. A. Sandery E. Z. Francis J. S. Horking Munro Ule

Hot Pepper opens at Austral theatre tonight

Flagg and Quirt star in Fox comedy Hot Pepper telling of marine adventures. Ling Pepper opens at Austral theatre tonight with Quirt in flash attire and Cave as co stars. The plot follows Flagg and Quirt in nightlife, boats, and a daring escape while Broadway buzzes with speakeasies and rival lovers.

Sonien Fox Ling Penper Austral Theatre Ife Reilly Quint Broadway 1 Sfeilite Speakeasies Flagg Disc South America Gruwsht Velen Ki Brendel Dinker c Omedian Flagg Ight Club

Man Rescues Horses From Burning Ledgerwood Store

In Wilon street Newtown a man named Derick Moore risked his life to reach two horses trapped as Ledgerwood Limited burning. He smashed a wall opening with an axe to free one horse, while the other horse perished in the blaze as fire crews battled the inferno. Roy Turfler alerted the brigade and helped.

Sydney Derick Moore Wilon Street Newtown Roy Turfler Moore Ledgerwood Limited

Kidnapped Banker Released After Abduction in Alton

Alton Illinois Sunday August Luer a wealthy banker was released today after being kidnapped late last week no details on any ransom. Police and local officials confirmed the safe return of Luer to his home but provided few further facts about the case.

Alton August Luer

Port Pirie visit highlights hotel stays and local notices

Mr H M Waterman managing director of Ozone Theatres Limited visited Port Pirie on business and stayed at Barrier Hotel. L M Waterman director of Ozone Theatres Limited returned to Adelaide after a brief Port Pirie visit, staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. Messrs A McKee and T Rice of the Taxation Department stayed at Royal Exchange Hotel. Rice returns today and McKee tomorrow. L Lloyd manager of Globe Timber Mills Broken Hill, staying at Royal Exchange Hotel, left Pirie Saturday. D P Murray South Australian representative of Gerard Wire Tying Machines Company and H Townsend of R E Townsend Son returned to Adelaide after a brief Port Pirie visit, staying at Royal Exchange Hotel. Labor celebration committee sub committee appointed to draft a programme for July 30 includes W Smale, G Hackett, W H Taylor, E G War mi, SH Notheras, W Walters, Mos Slattery. Delegates of Salvation Army and related bodies visited Birly during the week-end and will depart for Jamestown today. J O Donnell business manager and BR Ray producer of pantomime company appeared in Pirie Friday and Saturday, stayed at Royal Exchange Hotel.

H. M. Waterman Ozone Theatres, Limited Port Pirie Barrier Hotel L. M. Waterman Adelaide Royal Exchange Hotel A. McKee T. Rice Taxation Department L. Lloyd Globe Timber Mills Broken Hill Teit Pirie Messrs D. P. Murray South Australian Gerard Wire Tying Machines Company, Proprietary Limited H. Townsend R.E. Townsend & Son Moa Labor Dar Messrs. W. Smale G. Hackett W. H. Taylor E.G. Warmi SH. Notheras W. Walters J. O'Donnell Mannevey BR. Ray Pirie

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Pike Dominions Slattery Salvation Army Adelaide Town Hall John Hewtt BY the Jordan Jordan Hewitt Mnk England C. Francis In Hospital Wiley Post Atlantic Austral Theatre Tonight Mos. Slattery The Salvation — Anny We Scully Australia Brig Aust Envey Alors Adjut Trustrail Peterborough Birly Jamestown
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