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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 06, 1936

Page

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Rearmed Britain cabinet acted while people talked

London reports express general satisfaction with the governments rearmament plan after a public debate. Admiral Sir Roger Keyes and Gen Sir Tan Hamilton endorse the White Paper as strengthening empire defence and signaling readiness. The Tagesblatt notes Britain’s readiness and claims peace treaties offer little security.

London Britain Defence Empire Defence Roger Reyes Tan Hamilton Great Britain

London Metal Market Lead and Silver Prices Report

Lead prices in London metal market quoted at 16 pounds 7 shillings 6 pence per unit with forwards up. Copper strengthens with spot up 6/4 and three month up 5/7. Silver and gold show modest gains with forward silver up 1/16d and gold opening down 6/11. Readings reflect Australian market notices and London exchange quotes.

St Mark's Football Club reaffirms 1925 pride for 1936

At an annual meeting St Mark's Football Club praised its 1925 achievements and expressed optimism for the 1936 season. A financial survey showed a surplus of £42 14/1 amid brisk proceedings and strong support from 50 attendees. Members applauded social work, noted field injuries, and discussed future trips, staffing, and umpire payments.

St. Mark's Football Club Sarious Sprakers

Australia relies on preferences in British market

Melbourne Thursday hearing a reply to Mr Watt, Sir Henry Gullett says Britain’s loss would leave Australia with excess primary produce. Australia’s position in the British market hinges on preferences and restrictions imposed in our favor.

Melbourne Australia

Trade mission talks with Manchester merchants in Melbourne

Victorian Dairy Export Board delegates and Manchester Trade Mission held a friendly exchange in Melbourne. They discussed shipping charges to Manila ports and the impact on wool and cotton trade, with Ernest Thompson noting Japan's demand for Australian wool and the need for England to regain cotton trade share.

Melbourne Manchester Manchester Moss Hat Australia Manchyster Ship Canal Onig Ernest ‘Thompson Dee Japan England Jujan

Methodist Stations Ministers in Pirie District

In Pirie District ministers listed at the Methodist Conference include Pirie Hey A EB Jones Salymon ton Hes A Hemmings tisdon Park Wandeurat Jarman Port Geemein GG Greies Yarka IT Twoney Crystal Brook V O Woldney Hedhilly Kacvania Gladstone Ki Ganra Twyth Stribley Gallowie Goldsworthy.

Adelaide Muthodist Pirie Hey Jones Salymonton

Divorced and Married Again Special Cables

In Sew YonK Thursday recorder notes a decree of divorce and remarriage involving a film producer Geil who wed a widow named Lomiselite. The groom and bride are 11 and 26 years older respectively with details about Evelyn Tilden, daughter of a mariner, and a voyage to Kentucky in April referenced.

Ste Geil Fim Lomiselite Kenthy Evelyn Tilden

Flatside Strike Shaped by Armed Employed in New York

In New York on Thursday workers in flats offices and warehouses have adopted gangster like tactics to deter strike breakers and intimidate employers. Some volunteers have been kidnapped in taxis and others badly beaten when caught. Tenants operating lifts work with vigilance as strikers threaten them. shotgun protection has been provided to those in lifts.

New York

Premiers Annual Meeting of Solomon Town FC

About 40 members attended at Price Hotel for Solomon Town Football Club’s annual meeting. Secretary W Arg hon reported progress. treasurer J Sardehari yan noted a workable year with a credit balance after a difficult start. The club agreed to pay one third of the association debt, hire umpires, and consider salaried materials.

Featherstone M. Blych. Downer C. Duffy A. Baker HH. Brownick M. E. Walsh Solomontown Price Hotel W. Arghon J. Sardehariyan Inkhe Bat Tloekine Niuerew

Licensing Act debate at Adelaide Methodist Conference

Rev W G Clarke attacked the Licensing Act as Parliament dominated by liquor interests and urged repeal. The conference unanimously resolved to press Parliament to repeal the amended act, protest the single women license provision, and demand summoning Parliament at the earliest date to restore the 6 o'clock closing principle.

Adelaide Butler W. G. Clarke Clarke

Pirie Hospital admissions and local appointments noted

Mrs. W F Coffey of York road Mia was admitted to Pirie Hospital in a grave condition. The report lists court and club notices, appointments, and community events including Judge selection for the Supreme Court, football club meetings, and local social updates in Pirie and Solomon Town areas.

W. F. Coffey York Road Mia Pirie Hospital Aus. Coffey

Lottery foes accuse Adelaide figures amid hospital tax talk

Reverend B E C Tuck urged the Lottery Commission to probe backers who he said push lotteries for profit rather than hospital aid. He warned increased gambling would worsen sickness from malnutrition and unhealthy living, urged government action to block lottery money movement, and advocated hospital funding through charity and industry contributions. He warned against a lottery boom drawing more poor people into gambling.

Adelaide B.E. C. Tuck Constesl of Churches Lottery Commission Commission

Army prestige shaken by failed Japanese revolt

Tokio reports the Japanese Army teetering after a regiment's unsuccessful rebellion. Gen Araki and six other Cavalry officers resigned, signaling responsibility for not averting the mutiny. Officials say conspiracy ran through the ranks, with some resignations tied to power in national affairs. Military leaders reportedly lost power as commercial interests and army dissent collide.

Tokio Araki Supreme War Council Tim Tur Red Menehukua Army Davy

Exchange rate debate at Bank Commission hearing

Melbourne Thursday hearing reveals Mr. G D Healy favoring pre announcement bank consultation on exchange changes. He warns banks financing export trade risk London funds and client reprisals if transactions wait. Treasury bills as cash control eyed. Nesly links rate moves to actions by Commonwealth Bank and government.

Melbourne Bank Commission G. D. Healy Associated Banks Commonwealth Healy London Nesly Commonwealth Bank Joe Mealy

American Workless Relief Figures Highlight New Deal Impact

New York reports stark relief figures showing federal and state aid rising. January 1931 relief reached 241 million people, while the current year shows a large increase. Expenditure comparisons indicate a shift in relief funding and program scale during the era.

New York United States

Threat of Russia Hands Off Mongolia

In a London interview Mr Stalin warned that any Japanese attack on the Mongolian People's Republic or its independence would force Russia to assist. He said modern wars start without declarations and noted past conflicts with Japanese-supported forces in 1924. Also reported: Douglas, 3, son of Mr and Mrs C D Anderson, was bitten by a spider on the leg and remains confined at home.

Utonnick Delogue Matehys Oval Keant Tekis Mie Oval Brownick League beMeiven Sly Aaid Mint Pirie Mongolia London Stalin Sie Smalin Soviet Japan Russia M. Stalls Douglas C. D. Anderson Goode Road

Prest Limited Suits For Men And Home Furnishings

Prest Limited markets Ready-to-wear suits from Wilday in Navy Serge and Grey Striped Worsted. They showcase curtains made in-house with Voiles and Muslins offered as a weekend special. New season wool in multiple ply shades, and a selection of Traced Work designs are on display for inspection.

New Winter Dress Materials Arrive at Dress Department

The dress department invites inspection of new winter fabrics including wool matalasse boucle and fancy suitings just arrived. Staff stand ready to show these opened goods to customers.

Millinery Display Opens Early Autumn Styles

A display showcases a small variety of early autumn millinery pieces inviting customers to make early selections. The showcase highlights hat shapes and textures suitable for the season, encouraging shoppers to visit soon.

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