17 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
1
A fragmentary report describes an unconscious person found in the street and a related sequence of names and events. The text references Miss Grorge, Mr Allan, and Mrs Hosea, with mentions of facial injuries, hemorrhage, and medical attention, but details are garbled and uncertain.
England hosts South Africa as MCC administration faces sharp criticism over arrangements and management. Confusing reports describe illnesses and disrupted schedules, with players and officials under scrutiny while the match proceeds in London.
The scrambled text records arrivals and events at a hotel and hospital, noting weather and transport timings, patient admissions, and names such as Miss Farnell and Messrs Simic and Midwood. It mentions a conference head and various residents, with dates and places obscured.
The report lists attendees led by MP Tyrell and Mayor Oliveh H.R. Hendrie along with A. Poe and Willams, detailing council business and prior roles. It notes a long history of public service, with references to past chairs and a candidate running for office, and mentions forthcoming sessions and duties.
Fragmented report covers Australian wool season figures, prices, and hospital board notes. Mentions December stock totals, wages, and labor topics. References to ALP visits to Wallaroo Moonta Kedina and speeches to Waterside workers.
A Paris note reports France reacting to Italy ordering ten submarines to be launched in 1936. The plan includes long-range operation from Foensin to Munkire and back, with fears of increased Italian influence near Marseilles and northern frontier defense. The piece notes Italian assurances and possible impact on regional security.
A detailed notice describes the funeral of Mr A J Williams, noting his service in various campaigns, the attendance of family and friends, and the procession from Pirie to Norihillic. It lists many local mourners and organizations sending wreaths, reflecting a wide community turnout.
A contemporary European political commentary discusses Italy's binding commitments during rising tensions before potential war. It notes cautious diplomacy vs a possible exit from ententes, with British press views on League of Nations options and the broader impact on European opinion amid Eritrea and Suez issues. The piece references public debt, war loans, and mobilization debates shaping policy responses.
Adelaide court proceedings reveal sharp exchanges as W A Rollison accuses McGuhire Teall of involvement in Denny case. Witness demeanor questioned. Pope brothers under scrutiny amid alleged fraud at Torrens Road residence. dates and full details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Sydney mourns Kingsley a leading turf figure described as a renowned personality with wide Australian recognition. The report notes his prominence in pursuit events and social circles, alongside scattered details of racing administration and related financial cases and inquiries in progress.
Market notes show copper advancing after advices from Australian Mines and Association with quotes cited. Tin and silver move varied with forward and spot prices noted, while broader market open and forward rates reflect slight gains and losses across several metals.
An obituary outlines the death of Mr J J Lavis aged about fifty two after sudden illness. It notes he lived with relatives, worked at Metropolitan Abel factories for three years, and later wandered near the North. He was married to Miss Filtel May William and funeral rites occurred Monday at Terwgtnt Weel Terrace Cemetery with local mourners in attendance.
Melbourne Tuesday Premier Dumas and a Public Servants Association delegation announce government plans to consider a five day week and equal pay for women performing the same work as men. The statement signals forthcoming actions on workplace reforms.
A Pendleton council rejected a proposed settlement in a pension dispute involving the Trades Union. The council plans a conference on a future date to discuss in detail with union representatives and aims to include more members from the council’s paper party.
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