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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 24, 1931

Page

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WIFE BURIED IN YARD AND HUSBAND KILLS HIMSELF

In Adelaide detectives reported the death of a man who shot himself in the head during a police search of his yard while plans to dig up a garden were underway. His wife Edson was found buried beneath a shed floor in Extonville. Neighbors recalled threats and separations as investigators probed the Edson marriage and the whereabouts of Mrs Edson prior to the tragedy.

Adelaide Adsiakte Edson Edsons Lestrange Street Extoneville Mary Katherine Eunon Maly 18 Metbone Hay Dayman Hermen Pulive Ofice Maabwu Lung Adaon Wap Iunobie Kiboxville Anil Aedajde Halon Knoxville Edwam Eauon Ashleigh Sitee Dorrensellie Wis Elson Mra A Lindsay Bison Eason

Bonds Ball Skating Carnival Lights Up Pirie

A grand Bonds Ball and skating carnival in Pirie drew a large crowd with Queen of Sports AYO and 109 ladies from local societies. Highlights included fancy dress prizes, the Mephistopheles tableau, a sword winner, joke costumes, and a band led by Mr. Grey.

Witley Diewclul Trainey Nursing Society Charly Hattig Pirie Nak Mr F. Brown Mist May Brown Pher Spanias Aenurili Sh Sunn Damey Dressi Little Murphy Mise May Brown Page Itl W. Bayley Page Bug McCormack Messrs W. Brecht Currys Mel Dalton Stevens E. Brown My Brown J. Stevens W. Raftery T. Scatcher Gramima al Garner W. Bazzett Hutton Ramblers Rovers Willie Hy Tees

Defence policy for Australia’s reorganization plan National Defence

The document argues for reorganizing defence to meet responsibilities of training manpower and equipment, advocating cautious reductions only with careful training and staged expansion. It critiques subsidies, emphasizes permanent forces, and urges a locally based navy and air force, warning against relying on Britain and noting budget cuts must not cripple defence. It calls for Parliament to ensure ready defence against any future aggression and warns against excessive civilian budget pressures.

Australia Ional Sia Ole Aysin Briff Ihom Monk Britain Navy Rayal Air Corps Wi Department, of Defence Air Pires Air Board Iink Aviation Delage Herenes Sively Anapalin League of Natons Europe Commonwealth

State Trade Decrease In Values And Low Export Totals

Adelaide reports a significant drop in trade values with a satisfactory balance at £5401 recorded for 1980-84, totalling £3,816,884 the lowest on record. Ports declined by £4,854,500 amid low export figures, while aggregate shipments of currency, stocks and raises show export levels under £24,000,000 against imports.

Adelaide Waalso Bar Ina e&Ks

Mungana case heats up with Crown witnesses in Brisbane

Brisbane reports intense public interest as the Mungana mining case moves toward dramatic moments. William McCormack Edward Granville Theodore Peter Goddard and Frederick Reid face £30,000 suit by Queensland Government over alleged conspiracy to defraud in sale of Lady Jane and Cyrofl a mines to the government. Mr McGill for the Crown debates with Theodore. witnesses and banked cheques reveal links to McCormack and Theodore, exposing alleged perjury and shared profits from mine dealings.

Brisbane Mungana Wiliam McCormack Edward Granville Theodore Peter Louis Goddard Frederick Reid Queenslnd Lady Jane Guofla McGill Theodore McCormack Mr. McGill Mr McGill Kemal Urcimiealibes Samuel Gout Lee Metull Sai Rachel Yd Dybadore Thetis Sabnag Munk Vatry Jake Dilly Reid Susgana Mining Company Siaint Mat McCarmack Bop Summonsense Meiiormack Baellament Ane Chillagoo Pip McGill i Cgdibird Chi Iga Mondapple Tor Lady Jany Cyrofla McGormack Meili Golivet i Bell la the. King and Aterase Gordart McGarmack Tyne McCarmatt AfeCormank Artaly Mung and Minea Company Megarmankhist Munans Mints Syndicate Goddard Nestum Ivan Mus Godara Burchier Indie Diuddard Yan Finny Whidbif Awad Cathy Eattally McCor Ohedune Mungana Maes, Limited Medill Mordu Altough Crown McGillaul Queensland Mr. McGilliskey Cheynes Pheodore Han Thani Theomore McVill McCor’ ‘Mack Mungana Company Ie Urve Siblers Noe Adouuuipers Tor Ffs Oune Patrick Mongan Drocerdjogs, Iil Camnisel Mr. McSill Sydney Mogi Paslo Giofls Omorrow

Attempt on Shanghai Finance Minister T V Soong in Rail Station Attack

In Shanghai on Thursday an abortive bombing targeted MP T V Soong as he arrived at Shanghai Railway Station from Sanking. A watchman and bodyguard repelled the attackers, a second bomb killed Tang BY a secretary, and several bystanders were wounded. The assassins fled. their identities are unknown.

United Service Shanghai T. V. Soong Sanking Wk Geerwtors Tang Ihe Bie

Salaries Of Judges Reduced In Victoria

The Legislative Assembly in Melbourne debated the Financial Emergency Bill and approved a 26 percent cut to Supreme Court judges salaries, 2,500 pounds, amid broader pension and MP salary reductions. The assembly also passed the Debt Conversion Bill and continued sessions into the early morning hours. The Legislative Council met on Thursdays for evening sessions, considering amendments to the Moratorium Bill.

Melbourne Legislative Assembly Bilt Ander Supreme Court Te Législative

London Conference Aims to Shape German Crisis

At London the Seven-Power conference faces a tough task as it seeks to outline measures to relieve Germany’s plight. Reported plans include forming an International Bankers’ Committee to handle technicalities, with political issues sidelined.

United Service London Werthesday Germany Afterwari International Bankers’ Committee H. Stimgon America Ax Q Bankers Syorii's

Charge Against Wife in Poison Plot Trial

Adelaide court hears alleged attempt to poison as Agnes Wyman, 28, faces domestic case. Brown Prosecutor says accusation centers on husband and alleged plan to murder through poisoning. Judge Chamberlain remarks the incident appears to hinge on chance rather than intent.

Adelaide Taispis Fey Mane” Sid Ny B. Ghiamberiang Agnes Wyman Mereby Fanaa Praelns Surythning He Hueband Rexardet

Australian Steeple Stakes Winner at Melbourne Grand National

Australian Steeple at Melbourne saw Rylokson and Pade Bakwant contend for the Grand National Sten e title. Besantin also rode, with engagement noted for the event on Thursday, as plans for multiple entrants were discussed.

Melbourne Rylokson Sys Pade Bakwant Sten?e Besantin

Canadian Scandal Bermuda Trip Expense Questioned

In Ottawa in the House of Commons MP MacKenzie King denied knowledge that the Besuharrols Power Company paid any portion of his Bermuda trip expenses in 1928. He stated his voucher exceeded by combining Senator McDougall and his own costs on a Bray-Garnels Company cheque. He asserted secrecy by Senator McDougall and Fala over hotel bills and that funds were improperly recovered by Beauharnais Company.

Ottawa House of Commons MacKenizie King Besuharrols Power Company Xpenges Bermuda MecDougall Bray- Garnels Company Mr King McDougall Fala Beauharnals, Company

Broadcasters and Citizens League Debate Broadcast Rights

A Citizens' League fringe meeting at the Town Mall Friday night will discuss the principle of Mr Green acting as a public agitator. The group seeks to broadcast proceedings from SAD, opposing the postmaster general. The House disapproves Green's act and Mosely plans to outline League activities in a weekly speech.

Adelaide Ils Haseen Calle Green A. Lyons Akkog House of Representatives Ton Fostal Tolals Sad

Victoria Golf Championship Semi Finals Report

In Melbourne on Thursday the championship semi finals featured W Fowler defeating G Naismith at the 28th green and A Jupp beating D F Young by 10 up. The winners advance to the final round with play scheduled in Melbourne tomorrow.

Melbourne W. Fowler A. Jupp Fowler G- Naismith Jupp DF. Young Ang

Sharkey and Walker Draw In Heavyweight Bout

In New York on Wednesday a ten round heavyweight bout between Tack Sharkey and former middleweight champion Mickey Walker ended in a draw. The match drew a large crowd and sparked discussion over world title recognition, with no formal declaration made.

United Serving New York Tack Sharkey Mickey Walker Wes New York Pum

Attack on Sleeping Passengers Aboard Fast Train

Report from Bombay describes a stabbing attack on a moving Punjab bound train near Poona. British officers and Punjabis were wounded as assailants boarded at a station and fled into the jungle. One officer in critical condition and a dog killed in the incident.

United Service Ualcutta Bombay Punjab Mall Poona Bom Novompariment

Tug Service to Whyalla Inbound Voyage Announced

Attention drawn by the Adelaide Steamship Company after a voyage sailing from Yokohama to Whyalla. The vessel will leave at a stated time. Gasgiad of all teams was sent for Whyalla, with the return trip set for a subsequent date.

Whyalla Atention Adelaida Siam Tue Company Com Yaokmn

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Bonds’ Ball TOR Queen OF Sports Grey Mr. Grey Hiebmeine Molyneux Limerik A. Degenerd F. Brown Defence Policy Donald C. Cameron M.hlr Nso Juan Ab Bundaleigte McGormack Ang Theuluré Victoria Mr. King Citizens’ League Golf In Drath Toorstay David Eee Armadale Fossy Argus Sharkey Am Welcome Wilkie Wilkie Naas Lone Sunny Pris Omg Dolnt Prests Ltd Ali Prests’ Limited
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