22 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
1
An Arctic air search for Gen Nobile and companions continues as a seaplane exchanges messages with Major Maddalena. Witnesses saw shifting silhouettes on the ice, with a red tent reportedly glimpsed briefly before fading into fog and shadows.
An eight year old boy in Newcastle was abducted near Mayfair and later found dazed. A Brisbane event involved a man assaulting a boy after luring him with a clothing bribe. The youth endured threats to harm him and his family, with police involvement ongoing as the boy’s condition remained serious.
Sydney reports the Political Craft Commission hearing delays as Mr Anstey, ALMS, recalls offers to influence his political stance. He cites 1919 and 1924 offers, refused to name the donor, and recounts leaving Europe with 16 pounds after anti conscription work. The inquiry adjourned until tomorrow.
The Miah Court of Australia today allowed an appeal against a wing of the Pull Court of New South Wales on the tin tare betting case. The court held that mere annual betting was not coursing within the Act. This decision means betting may occur at meetings in New South Wales and the appeal is intended for the Privy Council.
Management denies rumors of Joy and Ampsement Park closing and states no intention to shut operations. Officials emphasize confidence in ongoing services and invite patrons to monitor official notices for future updates.
Port Pine Hospital Board meets to decide who should control the Samaritan Fund. The inspector general and Charities Commissioners are involved in a proposed transfer, with conditions for expenditure, monthly accounting, and board oversight to protect patient welfare and maintain fund integrity.
Sydney and Melbourne report continued deadlock in the marine cooks union over rostering and pick-up hours. Shipowners demand adherence to settlements while union members seek guaranteed room access for selection, delaying passenger and cargo operations and spreading impacts across Melbourne ports.
In Perth a debate over charity funds and a Frigidaire purchase reveals tensions with the Charities Commissioners. Mr Blight claims the board paid for medical needs from private funds, while questions arise about responsibility and access to endowed hospital funds. The Samaritan Fund balance and the Frigidaire bill dominate the discussion as the board seeks clarity on liability.
A seaman was arrested in Melbourne on Thursday after violent resistance and kicking at police during arrest for obstruction. Witnesses reported a dense crowd as officers were assaulted, with the suspect refusing to cooperate and directing abusive language at police.
A late dash of fashionable shirts and sweaters vanished from Brandon Manufacturing Company factory over weeks. Police have arrested Philip Pinkin of Polish descent on charges related to receiving stolen goods.
The wreck of the collier Bey, driven ashore on Stockton Beach, was sold today in Melbourne for £22 10s. The sale confirms the vessel’s final disposition after the wreck event.
A fragmentary report notes discussions on funding charitable duties and a possible sale with restrictions. It mentions the Charities Commissioners and potential involvement of Persore amt Robertsst among concealed concerns, with a proposal from The Board and a proposal to accept a lime Board's plan.
A Toronto heist on a Canadian National train near Montreal involved two bandits who seized about £50,000 from money bags just before a train departed. Armed robbers fired shots as clerks watched in shock, then fled, leaving no confrontations or injuries reported.
Council assessment upheld on appeal reducing rate by two pounds per foot. Officials say the change affects property valuations and future bills, with affected property owners urged to review notices and submit any appeals by the deadline.
In Melbourne a magistrate reviewed an appeal against a rates assessment for adjoining properties including The Resorde block and Mallyon's black. The council argued that £10 per foot undervalued the site, while the appellant urged reduced valuation. The case explored whether the valuation reflected true land value and whether adjustments from Mallyon’s block could justify changes to the assessment.
The Boot Tassle chief secretary was questioned about a circular urging officers to use private motor cars for Department work if relieved from duties with an allowance for maintenance. The minister had considered motor transport to cut costs, and a scheme was debated. A two week extension for time to place the matter before the Council was granted.
Ten members of the National SkUPSitiing parliament were killed and others wounded in a violent debate. The Speaker suspended voting and left the chamber as disorder continued with clashes among opposition members and supporters.
Hedsey Harwood aged 36, a bakehouse employee at Phil'tr fratheea Lower Mitcham, was found dead in front of an open oven on Thursday. The employer heard the dough sizing machinery cease and, upon inspection, found the deceased. Death is attributed to natural causes. He leaves four widows and four children.
Prices for meats poultry and produce are listed with per unit amounts and batch details. Items include bacon, ham, chicken hens and ducks, eggs, potatoes, and assorted staples at specified rates and batch sizes.
The Australian Mines Association and London Metal Exchange quotes show copper and lead futures with small declines and varied shipment terms for June. Prices range for copper spot £65 9s 4d and forward £63 3s 14d, with electrolytic and zinc notes, while lead and silver details show mixed futures and cash values amid market activity this month.
End of the fourth stage shows Italian and Australian riders among the top 15 with Weanendey and Watson placing thirteenth and fourteenth respectively. The 127 mile route from Oman to Brest endured very poor roads as Bainbridge set a brisk time, while Verhugero and Tohish posted six hours and forty seven minutes.
The Hin. M McIntosh officiated at the Tod River scheme ceremony in Cave Th veried fadicy. The Minister spoke on Miagatade progress as the scheme sinks 9 percent, drawing farmers and Eyre Peninsula public. No banquet or dance will follow, officers remain on duty to oversee the water program.
The Federal Treasurer Dr Earle Page orders prompt payment of a cash bonus totaling £26,300,000 to encourage early conversion applications. Bonus payments of £1 10s per £100 stock will be issued via war rants sent to landowners within days of application receipt, enabling about three months earlier payout than the original September 15 1988 date.
Angelo Balriching of Hindley Street Adelaide charged with selling beer without a license to Sandy dune area. Police Prosecutor urged heavy penalty noting foreigners in Windley involved. Magistrate trials follow as licensed hotels adhere to law.
United States wire reports eight desperate stowaways causing trouble aboard the Jervis Bay near Colombo. Enterprise answers no warship in the track. Mutineers threaten ship as auxiliary vessels escort the liner toward Colombo for mediation and safe passage.
Reported aboard the Jervis Bay as it raided the Enterprise at 2 am. Passengers alarmed. Constabulary guard kept by volunteers. Naval authorities announce an armed party left Colombo for Trincomalee to embark on Meantaux auxiliary slaves. The liner is about 1400 miles from Colombo.
Coded dispatches from Colombo describe failed communications with Jervis Bay as mutineers threaten the vessel's fate. London laments the absence of updates from the mutinous ship while the London Meet of the Commonwealth hints at ongoing inquiries.
A Presbyterian bazaar opened in Westermoda to raise church funds with stalls for work, cake, brandy, and raffle. Notable attendees included Mr John Uewar and local ladies, with evening attendance higher than daytime due to the atmosphere and attractions.
A dubious notice states Tiloo and West arrange for the appearance of a West comedy team in Australian Vaudeville annals. The Doxphmn tar Albeatera Therice is al Prahote, with plans for theatres tomorrow night and a touring schedule along the coast.
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