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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1930

Page

1

Attempted fraud over altered medical certificate case

A male accused at the Adelaide Steamship Co port branch faced trial for defrauding compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act. He allegedly altered a doctor’s certificate to claim weekly payments after a work accident on April 23. Witnesses, including Dr Tassie and an accountant, testified the certificate had been tampered with, and police were notified. The accused denied knowledge of the alteration, while colleagues and inspectors described the sequence leading to suspension and investigation.

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Lancashire Scores At Stumps

Lancashire scores at stumps in Australia tour match with first innings notes. Taylor adds 5 and 2, Merriprock top scores with 87, Tylden and Thidasley contribute, Hope out for 92, Watson 40, Idan 3. Brawnbourn bowling noted in partial score line.

Thidasley Hope Wees Watson Idan

Weathered Forecast Foretells Varied Rain Across Regions

A garbled weather notice reports rain in parks at Western Australia and mentions Adelaide scoring 173 points against 167. It notes light to heavy rain prospects and a dry stretch memory, with fractured figures from the season and ongoing weather bureau outlooks.

South Western Australia Otal

Preparations for Amy Johnson Event Draw Crowd

Public program outlines a large gathering for Amy Johnson with 20 000 capacity at Macpherson Track. Wellington group members join the reception committee to facilitate arrangements ahead of the event. Weather and transport details are noted for attendees as planning proceeds.

Tuo Adelsite Amy Johnson Seineweather Wellington Women's Walfare Committee Tseon

Victorian Racing Grand National Steeplechase field named

In Melbourne on Monday the Grand National Steeplechase contenders were announced with entries including Brenda's Son Ancient Mariner Kinross Kinzna g. The roster features a mix of notable horses and entries for the event.

Melbourne Aura Brenda Ancient Mariner Blar Wy O. Beveros Kinross Matanz Srand National Kinznag

National Hurdle Favoritism in Popular Vote

The list shows Bay of Biscay and Thworée among top picks for the Grand National Hurdle with Keatle Ts. and Nighdlark featuring prominently. Sandhurst and Namérs appear in the favored group alongside Topper and Bross.

Bay Biscay Bross Topper Sandhurst

Unclear fragment notes injury in racing incident

Vague OCR fragment reports a rider or jockey named Berwick injured and hospitalized after a fall or accident. Details are illegible, with scattered words suggesting a steeplechase or horse racing context and a plea for revenge mentioned in the damaged text.

Century 10 Kipzak Holds Lancashire In England Match

United, Sérticey London report a Lancashire v Australia match resumed with Kipax scoring a century. Fairfax and Kilpsax shared a stand as Lancashire reached 250 plus 500 totals, with Australia’s bowlers including Hodgson, Duckworth and Bradman making early breaks. Scoring shows Kipax on 100s, Fairfax 28 and Had 52, with vivid descriptions of the weather and fielding.

United Sérticey London Australla Lancashire Trafford Swinkela Kippsx Aid Palrfax Holgson Hallows Fairfax Hodgson Vaitfax Pune Kippis Sur Kippax

Pirie Concert Orchestra Presents Fourth Recital

The Pirie Concert Orchestra schedules its fourth recital Thursday evening with Ada Wordie mezzo soprano and a varied program including Geisha from the Janege play Jolly Robbers Port and Peasant and operatic excerpts. Tickets and reservations are at Collins Music Store with seating expected to be limited.

Alniwbea Gand Collins’ Music Ada Wordie Prano Collins Music Store

Meat Strike Ultimatum To Employes In Sydney

Sydney reports undecisive developments in a meat strike with no reply from the Master Hatchers' Association. Plans for supplying Sydney with meat face potential shortages as the week begins, with about 30,000 shop assistants affected and workers at all allied shops idle.

Sydney Amporian Master Hatchers' Association Dereelsteatige Tallon Thareswant Tram Tinton Asassianti

Men Buried In Wet Clay Collapse At Melbourne Tunnel

In Melbourne a group of five men employed on Silvan Ledale district tunnel construction were buried after a sudden clay subsidence. Patrick Walsh and Frederick Seales, aged 33 and 40, perished along with three others as a long concrete tunnel face caved in under wet clay caused by heavy rainfall. A search for the bodies continues.

Melbourne Miroe Silvan Gam Edrich Waller Crosby Patrick Walsh Prederick Seales Tyne Oreshty Boston Dodie Jaye

Love Parade lavish operetta debuts with Chevalier

Review lauds The Love Parade as a lavish musical comedy with Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald. Spectacle features include strong singing and dancing, witty comedy, and elaborate visual production. MacDonald praised for beauty and voice. finale promises enjoyable entertainment.

Maurice Chevalier Paris Chevier Jeaninette Mace Sonali Latro Sarmen Crega Jeanette” MacDonald Lupla Lone Lilian Rokh Orlaina

Death sentence for capital offence at Central Court

Sydney report from the Central Criminal Court describes Penny-Lynch, aged 85, found guilty of a capital offence against a 42-year-old man. The moment of sentencing drew screams from a woman in court as the prisoner walked calmly toward the cells, despite the tragic event. The victim is noted as mentally different.

Sydney Central Criminal Court Penny Matthew‘Lynch Isborer Sealance Ij Court Adwaiie Jovidenen

Marks Appointed New Mayor of Sydney

Mr BS Marks was today chosen by the Cisia Reform Party as nominee for the office of Mayor in Sydney and will be declared elected. The selection follows the party’s nomination process and sets marks for the new administration amid ongoing city reforms.

Sydney BS. Marks Sydneys Cisia Reform Party Domacrew

New Guinea Mining ALP Committee Inquires

Sydney Monday report on ALP inquiry into New Guinea allegations. The committee examines claims by S Williams against officials B Thandopa J Beasley and P Anstey, with sessions held in chamber to investigate alleged misconduct and cold tipping.

Sydney Al.f New Guinea S. Wiliams B. Thandopa J. Beasley P. ‘Anstey AOS Camara

Startling Confession Sequel Linked to Adelaide Death

Melbourne reports an alleged confession tied to a fatal Adelaide case. Witnesses say a woman called Pommy Nell, identified as Nellie Lelewha, confessed to killing a woman and fought with another during a dispute at a house. Louisa Malfarty, wife of a Montague Street resident, faced a court inquiry in Adelaide and was remanded for a week as police investigate.

Melbourne Sig Bertin Adelaide Melospital Dieel Louisa Malfarty Aueiksl Street Montague Cir Coon Vadelaide Vxarding Hap Melourne Bommy Nell Nellie’ Lelewha Adelaide Hospital

Disastrous Collision in Melbourne Street Accident

A motorcar collided with a gismo boat on Alonday in Melbourne. Salvation Army Captain Bentley and a girl were thrown from the giz and lay on the roadway. Captain Wentley suffered spinal injuries and is in a serious condition. the girl also injured.

Melbourne Alonday Army Bentley Wentley API

Ronald Arthur Injured After Fall at Geelong Cliffs

Melbourne report states Ronald Arthur, 70, was found near Diamond Beach at Geelong early Monday morning, in a serious condition after slipping from cliff walk. He sustained rib injuries and chest trauma, officers believe he was walking along the cliffs at night when he fell about three feet to the beach.

Melbourne Ronald’ Arthur

Distillery Merger Talks Amid Geelong Plants

Melbourne reports negotiations are under way for an amalgamation involving two distilleries including White Dew Core Distillery Geelong and another proprietary whisky producer. The move aims to consolidate control over spirits and whiskey products under a single entity.

Melbourne Federal —distiMeries Rowrietary, “Limited Whisk Whithe Dew Core Distillery Geelong Jeadine SeSiery Misias Gy Dotan Wea

Rathecine Street Imprisonment Noted in Local Run Incident

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a run on Rathecine Street near Whe with a mentioned imprisonment and references to a wig white and philaren ver. Further readable details are sparse and unclear.

Philaren Rathecine Street

24 Hour Endurance Fests Show British Triumph

A scrambled fragment reports a British team claiming victory in a 24 hour endurance event with a famous Bentley car leading at high speeds. It notes a record pace near 3 0 hours and mentions terms like Le Mans fringe and Notts Barnats in a tense energy of competition.

Lemans Esinday Britain Tay Pbs Nott Barnats Bentley Birken Anottier Tentley

Jon Song Conquered Climbing Party at Crest

London reported a climbing event titled United Seevivey Party at Crest. The expedition referenced a failed attempt with about 28,000 participants and the phrase Work When the weak vs heard and viewed a wonderful scene. The piece notes last week’s attempts by Kenshenjangay as unsuccessful.

United Seevive London Jonapag nealGtede

Malta report frames horror under draconian rule

A Vatican delegate reports Malta faces horror and inquisitorial despotism after a visit. The governor complains Britain may lose prestige if reform is not forced, while Monsignor Robinson notes nonviolent attacks on Lord Statesman and widespread fear.

Rhrevigt -Affairs Artsood Loraetrickland Britain Nng Pallay Saya Monsignor Robinson Vatlean Malta Iand

United States may send tennis team to Australia

London reports indicate the United States may tour Australia with a tennis team next season. Players in London discuss options and several names, including Allison and possibly William Tiden, are mentioned as potential delegates if schedules allow. Australian officials plan to discuss the proposal with the USTA during their visit.

Ated Sonrise London United States Australis Narnia Allison William ‘Tiden Austratidix Inteoa United Staten- Laws Tanial Associaiin

Famous Loch Line Captain Dies at 85 in Melbourne

Melbourne reports the passing of Capt W Seanelt, a survivor of the old Loch line of clippers, at age 85. Capt Bennett, holder of Tilnyd's Medal, formerly commanded the clipper Neh Svennacha for twenty years.

Melbourne Monilay Seanelt Loch Alch Bennett Tilnyd

Limousine of Air New Aircraft for Prince of Wales

An article describes a new aeroplane for the Prince of Wales in London. The design features a limousine cabin with enclosed seating for the Prince and an equerry. It promises high speed and comfort, with ample luggage space and no need for separate flying kit.

London Mlonaae Tao-Prince “of Walés

Payments Withheld: Reckless Driver Goes to Gaol

A Sydney court sentenced a reckless driver to gaol for failing to carry out conditional terms linked to payment. The case involves injuries and compensation, with charges and terms noted at the Sydney Sessions. Multiple individuals are referenced in the terse police and court notes, including Payne and others in connection with the incident and sentencing.

Sydney Mogaay Faiid Péteom Tess Griving Major Tar Earles, Eoil “Payne Montis Sonmient

Britons Abroad Work Force Tangle At Kalamel Meeting

Fragmentary OCR notes describe tensions at Kalamel where Australian Worker Union resisted sign-ons for harvest work. Report mentions British and European workers, foreign nationals, foremen, and boycott actions delaying field labor amid postwar unrest. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text.

Mownsviele Atonday South Johnstone Sanwields- Tree Strome Brilisti Kalamel Australian Worker Union USA Ndrihorn Mields

THREE MEN ASTRAY AT SEA IN AUSTRALIA TRIP

Three men travel from Sydney toward Darwin aboard a schooner named Kimberlay. They face water scarcity and harsh conditions in the north west. The vessel suffers gear loss with a reduced crew and limited supplies. They may reach Robie Shelver or Robie Shoal as they continue their voyage in early May.

Perth Sydney Darwin Wert Idwn Npr Darivin Rosea

Claim for 3000 pounds in damages filed in court

Fragmentary OCR shows a writ claiming 3000 pounds damages against Frederick John Ces, a laborer, by Mrs Eithel Watson of Tygon Street Giritos. Reference to a motor vehicle incident near Keil Mareh t involves a Mr Watson and new husband Charles Watson. Readable names include Mrs Eithel Watson and Frederick John Ces.

Monilay Eithel Watson Tygon Street Giritos Frederick Johnces Watson Charles. Watson Keil N- Mareh Dir Watéan

Whyalla Bank Saloon Break-In and Robberies Reported

A series of late night break-ins in Whyalla on June 16 involved forced doors at a saloon and thefts from residents. Police identify local suspects and several victims report stolen money and goods amid ongoing investigations and medical treatment for an assailant.

Ginvey Irgus Ani Auguste “Hospital Tor Ramets

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