27 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
1
A South Australian killer released after 17 years of life imprisonment died in Melbourne amid claims illness and shock from a sudden change in living conditions. The case drew police and public authorities into speculation about the release status and circumstances surrounding his death.
A Callan Park Metal Hospital attendant Alfred Walia Irvine was stabbed thrice by an inmate during an attack. The assailant lunged with a razor causing a throat wound and life-threatening injuries. Medical staff fought to stabilize Irvine as authorities investigated the incident.
A fragmentary report notes researchers in New Zealand near Mele on the flu germ discovery led by Seagar. It mentions an immunization effort, a Marine expedition, and changes at a state manufacturing office in Melbourne related to a weary roster of duties beginning September 1.
The Port Adelaide area and United Trades and Labor Councils face a dispute over ration subsidy policies. Unemployed workers in several centers are refusing work under ration plans, citing adherence to council decisions to avoid compromising principles. The combined bodies plan to meet with central authorities to resolve differences and press for sustained welfare measures.
In Pirie Police Court a married woman with a family faced charge of attempting to take her life by drinking a quantity of Lysol on July 21 at Pirie South. She was bound over for 12 months on personal security of £10 10. Witnesses described her condition and statements. The court heard she had used Lysol to threaten self harm amid family strains.
Testimony details a Sunday night dispute at Kraktert home with Rosie Krakwert aged 15 and Ramsay. Accused husband denies harm while constables and court hear claims of lysol exposure and intent to kill self. Judge deems prima facie case proven and sealed on advice of prosecutor.
An aged wedding memory of Mrs Tretyes County is recalled amid a chamber of notices. Court records show a bond of £10 and orders to keep the peace with multiple individuals named in a local session, including Mr Miller and Mr Wardmud, as part of a broader public notice of proceedings.
In Rome today fascists tore three Union Jacks among banners at two monster gatherings of about 100000. Britain was denounced, Japan hissed on mention. guards protected the Japanese Legation after a fiery speech by Signor Oratsi promising Italy’s Africa policy despite opposition.
In Commons Foreign Secretary Samuel Hoare said the government is striving for a peaceful resolution to the Abyssinia Italy dispute. He outlined efforts and international considerations, stressing diplomatic avenues amid growing tensions and regional instability.
The thermometer showed a maximum of 66.1 and a minimum of 45.2. Readings concluded at 8:40 am yesterday with updated hourly data.
A disaster at Giridib colliery near Calcutta leaves three workers dead and seventy six injured as a blast followed by ignition of quid oxygen. Ten women among the dead.
Reports from St Paul indicate rust invasion in Canada's spring wheat belt affecting 25 percent yield. Initial estimates pegged the harvest at 278.9 million bushels but ongoing weather could worsen the loss. observers warn rapid change is needed to slow the spread.
Arnold Clarence Royal, grazier of West Terrace, Linton Gardens, was fined £20 with £28 6s costs or three months in jail for driving while intoxicated near Inglewood yesterday afternoon. Evidence showed Royal’s car collided with a second vehicle. witnesses described unsteady behavior and the scene near 4:30 to 5 pm. The court noted Royal tried to attend late and refused to enter a plea before verdict.
Detective said a woman confessed to poisoning her husband and tried to demand money. The court heard she arranged a plan to have him killed using toxic food. prosecutors described the defendant as having carried out acts to poison him. The trial is set for a later date in Sydney.
The report details a drop in base metals with references to the Australian Steel and Metal Association and Metal Exchange holdings. It notes adjusted prices and forward movement for several items with mixed changes, including unchanged casts and one ounce figures, reflecting a cautious market stance.
Fragmentary reports from Bal 12 and South Australia discuss trade fears, plantation issues, and a shift in regional commerce. Mentioned are officials, taxation figures, an estate in London, and a widow handling a will. Also noted are dow poisoning cases and a political event with local figures.
Melbaurne reports a car window shattered by a bullet at 8.42 am near Richmond station. Police and railway authorities are conducting inquiries after several similar incidents were repaired. bicycle and pedestrian safety questioned following the attack.
Public Works Committee recommended nearly £600,000 in government work with herbal improvements and sewerage extensions under a three year plan, while many projects await full approval and reporting. Several drainage, road, water supply, and building schemes are under review or proposed for future action.
Exhaustive inquiry into a reported gulf sighting near Port Broughton concluded no two ships were present. Officials including Captain Geansbury cited uncertainty and possible misidentification of a vessel or light reflection. Further investigations and a maritime board discussion are expected.
The Bairstow couple marked their silver wedding anniversary with a large gathering at their Palmer Street residence. Neighbors and relatives joined in a formal evening of dancing and supper as well wishers included numerous local residents and friends from the area.
Reporter notes Rogerson Long in Angeles as Prides and Witty Post accompany Ley wife amid a cryptic, weathered scene. The piece mentions a Pat, Rod, and Osmes tied to a Willy of sardpame, with hints of Tranrsnan x4 and a stable rod detail.
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