Pirie Bank Teller Killed In Motor Smash
Phillip Heuzenroeder a 25 year old teller at the English Scottish and Australian Bank Port Pirie was fatally injured when his car struck a horse drawn trolley on Warnertown road two miles from Pirie He died at Pirie Hospital from stomach injuries with driver Phillip Stephens sustaining a broken arm and other occupants injured slightly The incident is noted as the second fatal motor accident in Pirie in the past month with Heuzenroeder formerly of Jamestown a keen sportsman and member of Proprietary Football Club being accompanied by bank clerks Murray Beltes and Keith Mason Martin at the time of the crash
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Phillip Heuzenroeder
Port Pirie
Warnertown Road
Pirie
Heusenreeder
Pirie Hospital
Phillip Leslie Stephens
Ellendale
Heuzenrorden
Messrs
Murray Beltes
Keith Mason Martin
Court
Uance Hall
Warnertown
Martin
Mr Heuzenroeder
Heuzenroeder
Stephens
W. Jones
Bettess
Milton Richards
Tenth Street
Pirke West
Reuzenroeder
H. M. Rees
Mr. Stephens
Bettess and
Eugenroeder
Appila-Yarowle
Jamestown
Proprietary Football Club
Hulghen
Gap
Prq-1rietary
J. Kerntke
Pirje
Deceased Fujian Family Tragedy Reported in Suva
A distorted report from Suva says a Fijian man, enraged by his father killing a cow for a feast, allegedly murdered his mother and sister after returning home from hospital. The son was arrested.
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Paola
Suva
One Killed Three Injured In Port Augusta Crash
A vehicle carrying four men to work a gold claim in Western Australia crashed after rounding a bend near Port Augusta. Frederick Dechert 53 died from injuries. Jobe Watson 35 and Thames Kalte 30 suffered bruises and head injuries. All four were taken to Port Augusta Hospital. a fire or car fault is suspected.
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Port Augusta
Broken Hill
Western Australia
Frederick Dechert
Jobe Watson
Thames
Turf cricket visit from Adelaide team to Barrier Club match
Information received that V. Richardson state captain and selector will bring a team from Adelaide to play Barrier Club at Affora Oval on Sunday. Visitors include 2B Tobin the fast bowler and C Walker the international wicketkeeper. Full team to be published in tomorrow's Recorder. Barriers will bat 15 with reps from Gladstone Wirrabara Hedhill Moonta Peterborough Georgetown Crystal Brook Narridy.
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Adelaide
Barrier Club
Affora Oval
Tobin
C. Walker
the Recorder
Barriers
Gladstone
Wirrabara
Hedhill
Moonta
Peterborough
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Land Narridy
Nazis in Power Hitler Defends War Guilt Clause
Berlin parliament in session at Kroll Opera House with Nazi members loud and clear. Hitler claims Kaiser government and people bore no fault for war. defeat forced acceptance of Versailles clause. Weapons searches for all visitors. Goering presides as speaker. House adjourns to Thursday.
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Recorder
Berlin
Kroll Opera Hoase
Hitler
Goering
Nord Party
Port Pirie Youth Faces Serious Charges At Court
Slidstone Circuit Court opened with Crown counsel R R Chamberlain presenting cases. Bowes pled not guilty to housebreaking and larceny and was remanded for sentence. McCullum, Giles, and others charged with shopbreaking and larceny were remanded for sentence after pleading guilty or being remanded. Craig pleaded guilty to attempted rape and awaits further action. Key defendants pleaded guilty. some entries included indecent assault and related charges with remand for sentence.
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Thomas Daniel Bowes
P.C. Barter
James Alexander McCullum
Bernard Giles
Daniel Craig
Port Pirie Court
Alfred Laurence Green
Alva Lindsay Wehr
Lancelot Rutgers
Charles Key
Linger
Douglas Arthur Key
John Vielar Vernyman
Port Pirie
C. L Abtatt
Moscow moves settling affairs in London
Moscow directs Arcos to settle finances by April 15 ahead of a trade treaty expiry. Russian staff in London warned to be ready to return to Russia. Investigation into charges against British Vickers employees arrested in Moscow moves to the Procurator of the Supreme Court to decide on charges or release.
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London
Daily Express
Arcos
Moscow
Russia
Vickers
Supreme Court
Koln German Cruiser Berths at Port Adelaide
The Koln, a 6000 ton German cruiser, berthed at Port Adelaide amid a dust storm after arriving from Outer Harbor at noon. Capt. Baddams piloted the ship through Port River with 574 officers and men aboard. The vessel, the longest to sail into Port Adelaide, is in touch with Germany via wireless and confirms the flag change to black, white, and red with an iron cross.
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Adelaide
Outer Harbor
Koln
South Australia
Port Adelaide
Baddams
Port River
Germany
Herr Hiller
Schniewind
Filer
Marking Time in Jehol
Shanghai reports Jehol near the Great Wall remains volatile as Japanese forces prepare for possible renewed hostilities with Chinese defenders. Chinese leader Wang Chingwei advocates continued resistance, while unconfirmed reports claim a Tientsin ultimatum. Guerilla raids and uprisings flare as Japan reinforces Manchuria and Manchukuo regions.
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Shanghai
Jehol
Great Wall
Wall
Nanking
Wang Chingwei
China
Tientsin
Manchukug
Gun in Curtain Seen as Attempt on Governor at Madras
Police stopped what appeared to be an assassination attempt in the Legislative Council chamber in Madras when a revolver and ammunition were found hidden in a curtain in the Governor’s box. Visitors will now be admitted only if vouched for by members.
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Calcutta
Legislative Council
Madras
Lang Invited to South Australia for Election Campaign
Sydney reports Trades Hall sources say the South Australian Labor Party has requested Mr. Lang to participate in the election campaign. It is understood his presence during the Upper House referendum campaign is deemed urgent, making acceptance unlikely.
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MR. Lang
South Australia
Sydney
Trades Hall
Lame Labor Party
Lang
Labor Party
Campalen
Bullet Fired At Train Near Canberra Incident
A train from Sydney to Canberra passing Summer Hill yesterday had a bullet fired into a compartment. Passengers Messrs Corser Jennings and Lawson were traveling in it. The bullet narrowly missed Mr Corser by inches.
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Canberra
Ile
Sydney
Summer Hill
Messrs
Corser
Jennings
Lawson
H.R
Mr. Corser
Unrest in St Pauls Parish Church Council Flares
Dissatisfaction with Rt Rev R Thomas Bishop of Willochra spilled into St Pauls Port Pirie as parishioners clash with leadership. Acting rector Rev D J Scurry Jones departs England amid strained ties. Canon Dunn to take charge with unresolved stipend dispute and calls for reconciliation.
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R. Thomas
Willochra
St. Paul’s
Port Pirie
D. J. Scurry-Jones
Jones
England
Fort Pirie
Joes
St. Paul's
Pinte
Pariah Council
Sir. Jones
St Paul's
Canon Dunn
Crystal Brook
Itill
Pirie
Two Men Buried Fatality At Bellbird Colliery
Two men were buried in a fall of coal at Bellbird Colliery near Se west? Asg?le on Wednesday. Alister Bowie was dead when extricated, while his companion Olin Thompsonl was seriously injured.
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Sewgastle
Bellbird Colliery
Alister Bowie
Olin Thompsonl
Fires in gale volunteers busy on three outbreaks
Severe dust storms shroud Adelaide as three bushfires erupt west of Kersbrook, north toward Kerstock camp, and near Vietor Harbor by Taman Valley. 80 married men reportedly at risk as flames threaten scrubland and Rail and petrol engine structures are destroyed. Volunteers called to action amid spreading smoke and dangerous conditions.
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Adelaide
Kersbrook
Kerstock
Vietor Harbor
Taman Valley
Messrs
A. G. Lewin
AC Norton Suramit
Famen
Marble Hill
Railway Service Undermined Evidence Before Victorian Transport Board
Melbourne reports that J A Mortis states railways have operated below cost for years with no profit. Unproductive capital estimated at £15,000,000 and cumulative losses of £7,374,948 over a decade threaten budget balancing. Officials say revenue declines due to road competition and policy. Enquiry adjourned to Monday.
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Melbourne
Transport Board Today
J. A. Mortis
State Auditor-General
E. W. Coulson
Master Carriers’ Association
Fedonés
Port Pirie Detective Returns From Four Weeks Leave
Detective Ferguson of Port Pirie resumes duty after four weeks away on annual leave. The report notes his return to service in Soathtakie, with Covenant Port Pirie involved in the unfolding local matters.
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Detective Ferguson
Port Pirie
Covenant Port Pirie
Debts Due June Fifteenth Prompt Payment Expected
At the White House the new President indicates all war debt installments due on June 15 will be met. He plans no request to Congress for authority to defer any payments.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Men's New Season Overcoats and Accessories
A full range of new coats with smart cuts and varied sizes. Prices from 39/6. Also lumber jackets with zip fasteners and stylish cardigans. Slip-Proof socks advertised as a window display item. All items offered at one price.
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Pirie Bank
MR. P. Heuzenroeder
MR. P. Stephens
Fujian
V. Richardson
V. ¥. Richardson
Red, T. Lang
St. Paul's Parish
Church Council
Rev
Mr. Jones
Bellbird
Victorian Transport Board
Recordar
Prince Sterhembers
Austria
America
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