Water restrictions eased for Port Pirie residents
Details show Port Pirie residents may use up to 500 gallons weekly to support gardening and daily needs while preserving water for industry. Kadina Wallaroo Moonta residents also receive similar concessions, with the aim of avoiding further restrictions if rainfall improves. The move follows advice from the District Engineer and support from The Recorder and local officials.
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Moonta
Piris
Port Pie
Wallaroo
L. L. Hill
Peninsula
Pirie
Ya Moonta
Port Piria
Warren Connestion
Piria
Fort Pirie
Pirle
Lindbergh Kidnapping: Third Ransom Demand Reported
New York Friday reports a third ransom letter in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. No trace of the 19 month old child yet found. Police say the handwriting resembles the earlier notes and suspect the second letter may be from a monk. Over 7000 letters have arrived at the Lindberghs, many offering advice.
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New York
Lindberg
Wie Lindberghs
Thieves Break Into Jamestown Store for 240 Worth of Clothing
Thieves entered Aaron's store in Jamestown Thursday night and stole about 240 worth of men and women’s clothing. Police from Peterborough Gladstone Port Pirie and other centres were alerted and a lookout is kept for two men suspected in the theft.
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Jamestown
Peterborough
Gladstone
Port Pirie
Pirie Praised as Well-Behaved Seaport Town
Inspector Murphy lauds Pirie for public order and police public harmony after ten years of service in the northern division. He cites the town as safe, law abiding, and a good training ground for officers, noting strong citizen trust and rare serious crime.
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M. J. Murphy
Pere Pirie
Pirie
Commonwealth
Inspector Murphy
Piris
Yalaia Lebor
Polson
Exsis
Wendy
Pile
Pirle
Mans Sien Woo
Port Pirie Town Pride Highlighted By Inspector Murphy
Inspector Murphy praised Port Pirie for a high reputation among visitors and locals. He commended the women police branch and noted a decline in juvenile crime, stressing the town’s law abiding character amid a cosmopolitan population and strong police service in the northern division.
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Pirie
Murphy
Pirlo
Tnspactor
Revolt in Finland Faces Icy Ending Recordings
Fractured musings claim fascist forces oppose socialist power as a capital march unfolds. Rebels retreat to homes amid uncertain outcomes, with dissent framed as a crucial moment in the struggle for control and influence.
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Socialistis
Soldier's Suicide With Rifle Found In Barracks
A young soldier identified as Juan Thomas was summoned to a medical board after leaving hospital with troubling injuries. In his barracks an enflamed rifle was found, and he took his own life by shooting himself with bullets. The incident occurred on Friday in Nangy.
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Nangy
Juan ‘Thomas
Tie
Oreest
Tragic Call Report Reveals Suicide Threats Before Death
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man in a business role crying for help on a call and then dying by suicide after a late evening at a restaurant. Police and responders heard the distressing statements and found him deceased in a room.
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Recorder
Serious Charge in Victoria by election clash
Adelaide opposition leader R. Ly Buller accused the Government of using public family issues to sway votes in the Victoria seat by election. The charge followed a heated session as campaigning continued with rivals framing the issue as a test of integrity.
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Adelaide
Fesdays
R. Ly Buller
Ieader
Closer Settlement Bill Introduced in State Parliament
A bill to promote closer settlement and subdivide large estates worth £8000 was introduced in State Parliament today. Under the provisions heavy taxes will be levied on estates not subdivided.
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Sydney
Miss Sharman Launches New Cookery Feature in The Recorder
The Recorder introduces a weekly cookery article by Miss A D Sharman, noted authority on domestic arts. Beginning Wednesday next, Miss Sharman will write in a manner designed to instruct and entertain a broad audience of women readers.
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A.D. Sharman
the Recorder
Miss. Sharman
Peninsula water minister replies to pressure over supply
Hon R S Richards, replying from Wallaroo, defends a water agreement with the Broken Hill Associated Smelter. He says Hills government merely honored the pact and that shortages in the Heetaloo reservoir and piping delays caused restrictions. He notes river rainfall and water quality concerns, states costs to upgrade mains and shared billing with the smelter, and argues politics drive attacks.
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Wallaroo
R. S Richards
At & Maes
L. Hill
Verke's
Broken Hill
P Rio
Ution
Hill
Richards Waas
Ritchards
Heetaloo
Warren Ius Atvoir
Pinte
Beethloo Eservatr
Bathers Fined for Nude Swim at Sonar Beach
Two lifesavers pleaded guilty to bathing nude at Sonar Beach at 8 30 am and were fined four pounds each. A police coast guard charged with similar offense pleaded not guilty and was remanded.
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Sydney
Pritiag
Aharge
Sonar Beach
Thy
Costal
Presdee
Fatality in Hold of Steamer Ormiston
Two men were killed and two injured when heavy iron pipes fell on workers in the hold of the steamer Ormiston at Cockatoo Rock this evening. Deceased are Mr FJ Ingram sixth engines of the Domison and Mr Re of Carlton. Injured are Mr Arthur Wilcox 35 Aer Five Dock fractured pelvis and Mr Sydney Rayner 42 laborer with injuries to the back. Pipes were being lowered when the line broke. Ingram and Diggins were killed instantly.
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Ormiston
Cockatoo Rock
Ares
FJ. Ingram
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Carlton
Artur Wil
Aer
Aster
Mir
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Meuse
Ingram
Diggins
Wre
Lang Planners Face Suspension in Canberra Senate
In Canberra on Friday two Lang planners, Senators Dunn and Rae, were suspended for the sitting as questions arose over remarks by Senator Lynch. Dung claimed Lynch spoke sarcastically and defied the chairman’s instruction to confine remarks to the matter under discussion.
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Canberra
Dunn
Rae
Senate
Sen
Dung
Lynch
Suspended senators clash over apology in tense scene
A heated exchange led to suspensions as Senator Dunn and Senator Rae clashed over apologies. Senator Mooney urged party discipline as the pair argued amid a charged hangar setting.
Enforcement Bill Clears All Stages in Heated House Debate
The Enforcement Bill passed all stages in the House amid sharp opposition from the Beasley group. Amid the floor fight comments by Dooter Maloney and Robinson supernatural Ned Kelly metaphors were used to question the framers. James condemned gun rhetoric and warned against reckless framing as debate continued into the night.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Beasley Group
Scullin
Divisiong
Dooter Maloney
Ned Kelly
Robinson
Mr. James
Adelaide Wool Sales Turnover Details Reported
Adelaide wool sale results show a turnover between £275,000 and £30,009 with over 34,000 bales offered. About 78 to 81 percent sold, prices seen around 43d per lb for fleece wool, with scoured wool at 47½d. Less than January figures noted in eastern states.
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Adelaide
Wartime Air Fighters Plan Toronto Reunion
Report notes surviving aviators who served in the Great War plan a grand reunion of fghters from all combatant nations. The event is slated for Toronto in April.
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Gabien Tronto
Ayvisors
Toronto
API
Solomon Town Swim Championship Draws 89 Entrants
The annual Solomon town 1300 yard swim through the harbor will be decided this afternoon with 89 entrants handicapped by Mir H Eaton of Adglalda. The field starts at 4 o'clock from Fishermen's Jetty and proceeds to the start by motor. Judges include Messrs M Middleton For gal G Dey J L Sampson and A H Leonard. Tonight at Parish Hall prizes will be awarded and a long list of stewards and officials named.
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Mir. H. Eaton
Adglalda
Terry
M. * Middleton
Forgal
G Dey
J. L.sampson
A. Ht. Leonard
B. ‘Forgan
H. Yeatman
Mir. Sandery
Messrs
Pp. B. Prosser
K. Fleit
W. Backethers
J. Burns
Pource
Insult Triggered Over Opening Sydney Harbor Bridge
Brisbane cleric Dr Shary denounced the Sydney Harbor Bridge opening during Holy Week as a delivery of insult to hundreds of thousands of churchgoers, saying it offended devout observers across the city and beyond.
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Brisbane
Shary
Sydney Harbor
Brighter After Strike Hits Berlin Prices Crashed Hotels Roar
Berlin reports a sharper price collapse following a strike that disrupted markets. Hotels are now experiencing heavy business as prices and demand shift amid ongoing labor action. The situation highlights economic stress and consumer impact in the capital.
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