30 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
1
Abyssinia informs the League of Nations it is ready to resume arbitration with Italy over the frontier dispute. European residents in Djibouti allege Eritrean Italian troops die from illness at about 20 daily. Over 6,000 invalids evacuated since July 5. The Pope urges peace and justice.
The report notes Staley, Mundi Nelenenhiives of Laxpayurs leading a campaign to abolish the temporary tax and push federal sales tax reform. Officials say emergency taxation should end, and activists urge action nationwide.
Sydney court reports Joseph Gerald Ryan aged 34 faced Quarter Sessions on a May 1931 charge of stealing £10000 in Anseralizu notes from the Commonwealth Bank at Queambeyan. Crown prosecutors described parcels of notes and alleged fake mail theft. Evidence cited involved several suspects and attempts to disguise the crime as a mail robbery.
Report outlines a proposed royal record attempt by a London team aiming to cover 3,000 miles at a cruising speed around 240 miles per hour. The plan includes forward and return legs with daily legs of similar distance, and trials to demonstrate endurance and reliability.
A ship's rocket exploded during an on deck examination on a vacant allotment near Williametown. Victims include Haruki Tully aged 15 who was killed and Keith Jourgh aged 12 who was gravely injured. The incident occurred at night as a crew and locals attempted to inspect the device. Authorities began investigations into the mishap and safety lapses.
A Pirie letter to the town council urges extending a work for rent program for unemployed residents. The writer argues tenants facing eviction could perform labor in exchange for housing costs, noting government stance and ministerial replies. Various officials and unions discussed deputations and potential action though details are fragmented.
Pirie Town Council received a by correspondence notice from the Council of Pirie confirming approval for supplying lighting to areas outside the western boundary of Ge town. The council must arrange the necessary work, with the mayor noting preparations for next Friday morning and that the district council will handle arrangements but the town council bears no responsibility.
A cryptic weather item notes yesterdays maximum reaching 683 with a 24 hour wrap up ending at 30 am. The fragmentary line mentions temperatures and a time marker, leaving most details unreadable while preserving the core numeric data.
A string of arrivals in Pirie were registered at the Royal Exchange Hotel including Messrs L Whiteher and G Donaldson with Ht South, Mrs New, Fraser, Miss Cian Pha, Mr and Mrs Coumbe and Miss Britten. Michael Terry, explorer and author, was expected for business related to the Acme Teospecyni Syndicate. he planned to stay today before returning to the city. The report notes other visitors and a memorial reference to Bishop Mirko and the Real Australian society.
A deputation led by My AL. W. Tacvy and Messrs Stephens urged the Government to discontinue re erectanal partitions in Watalu Labor Prison cells. They argued larger cells aid good behavior and questioned the need to replace partitions after removal. Sir George Ritchie said he would consider the requests.
The town committee endorsed standard signs to guide toll access at Port Augusta and nearby points including Wort Aucuala and Port Brunstilop. Signs would be erected at proper spots along both roads and forwarded for service. A protest letter mentioned safety concerns for workers on the roadside.
Mushed OCR text shows a Fourth Test cricket report with South Africa and other players. Incomplete lines name Bowes Rawlse, Werlly, Fameron, and Bowlers, Duckworth, and tour mentions. Summary notes unsettled innings and wickets with uncertain scores.
In a muddled report the owner men BOCUNE and Mowilay refer to Me. We. Barker as trainer of Poltreus. Poltreus finished last in the Aberfeldie Turtle Race at Moonee Valles on Saturday. Allegations claim the horse was doped and observers noted unusual behavior during the Recorder spect cables. Evidence shows the gelding walked and a witness described a tense scene with exhibitors.
Town council debated a rough office estimate for the Pirie deep drainage scheme. The report noted an approximate cost of £150,000 with further inquiries planned to present a more concrete figure before the council.
Mire Grafts, secretary of the Australius Council of Trades Unions, urged the State Government to cooperate with the Common Council amid an inquiry into the 30-1 working questions. The report notes tensions between state actions and council recommendations.
A chaotic report from Adelaide notes wheat price and supply shifts as the government raises the 3 bushel limit and references plans for a round Australia air race. It mentions ships, train routes, and a motorist incident at Glanville, with injuries and hospital care. The piece also hints at imperial aviation development and next year’s state celebrations.
The discussion centers on the work-for-rations scheme. Jeanes seeks clarity after conflicting remarks from officials. A ministerial statement reportedly claimed full payment in Australian orders and half work, but some officials say the interpretation varies with the unemployment council.
A short, unclear notice to summarize a local billiards event at the Institute. The readable text suggests unusual or alarming language but provides no concrete details on participants, dates, or outcomes. Further source clarity is needed to produce a factual card.
At the town council meeting Mr W Hy Threshold read Mr Babtund's report while Mr Threadealé moved to adopt the balance sheet and Sesuier's report. The budget appeared sound with expenditures aligned and balancing figures noted by Alderman Wall.
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