30 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1936
Page
1
The Sunday Recorder reports Germany’s election day proceeding with restraint as Nazi troops stand ready to quell disorder. Observers note leaders may ensure fair results amid international pressure, with many fearing a strong but ineffective surge against Nazism.
An Italian air raid on Addis Ababa caused widespread destruction including the Prefidi Hospital Catholic church and many large buildings. Reported casualties reach about 40 dead and 120 injured with several temples and public structures damaged or burnt.
Boxers Bobby Clements flyweight champion of Australia died in Brisbane hospital hours after a knockout by Tiger Donnelly at Brisbane Stadium. Clements led on points in the eighth round before suffering a fatal knockout in the seventh. Medical staff attempted revival but failed. death likely due to cerebral haemorrhage.
Dolphin skippered by C Cooke wins again in Baron Barrier Wharf course race as Vite group disrupts winner at jetty. Isabel by J Richardson takes motor boat race. favorable conditions and five boats compete. Results list includes Dolphin 2h9m33s, Napoli 4h45m41s, others: Gwen, Babe, Jean, Eliya Richardson.
Sydney Manly tragedy ends in gas poisoning suicide attempt. Margaret Rose Belcher ten died at home after her mother Ethel Belcherain fell ill. mother found unconscious and daughter in a stained room with a gas stove, bloodied razor and hammer nearby.
London Sunday letter from a Stepney Labor MP states Ubal Le has not received an invitation to the South Australian Centenary celebrations. He is prepared to attend if invited but fears the travel cost. He would be interested in visiting Australia to exchange opinions with Labor Party leaders there.
A car overturned on South road, Edwardstows, in Adelaide Sunday, narrowly avoiding severe injuries. Miss Grace Norgard of Harriet Street Croydon drove the vehicle, with her father and mother as passengers who extricated themselves, though worst for the experience.
Mr. N J Maki shared a vivid report of his abroad tour arranged by the Plriy Electorate Committee of the Mustration Laur Party. He recalled observations from London and Dublin to Belfast, Aden, Cairo, Naples, Naples, Gibraltar, Plymouth, and New York, noting both poverty and prestige, and praising Western influence while urging broader opportunities in Australia.
The Rev A T Strange bid farewell at Soclomontown Methodist Church after five years of ministry. The crowded service heard his reflection on a hopeful future for the town and church, noting loss of some familiar faces and praising the community for its steadfast support and effort toward Christian service. A series of farewells and presentations followed, with church members and local figures expressing gratitude and best wishes.
The Sick and Accident Fund contemplates a hard luck aid for daily paid workers after benefits end. A new pound per week payroll deduction would fund up to 25 pounds in installments. trustees would administer grants to charities and eligible members, with restrictions on repeated aid and a three month review.
A roadway collision near a jetty involved two motor cars. The incident resulted in fatalities and injuries, with responders attending the scene to secure the wreckage and transport wounded parties to nearby hospitals. Further details were not immediately available.
Min A W Lacey and N J C Maldn motored from Adelaide to Pirie yesterday and return today while Mrs Lacey visits daughter Mrs TM Davis in Pine West. Basil Short of Pirie West celebrates his 37th birthday. he has spent 42 years in Pirie. Drowning victims after jetty crash near Woy Woy named as Missingham Dolly Curtain Boulton and others. two escape. Weather records note max 82, min 58. Maxwell and Munn depart for Yorke Peninsula for three weeks. Union leaders Smith and Biosan pass through Pirie to Port Augusta. J L Davis to visit Port Augusta Wednesday. Gracke, footballer, recovers from septic foot and returns to work. Rev Brown's term ends next week with farewell. Olsson couple return from Pirie after renewing old acquaintances. Political and club figures attend trotting event. Snowtown Trotting Club secretary visits.
The fragmented ledger lists bids and forwards for lead and copper coins and alloys with multiple values and date references. It shows prices like 16 11/3, 36 6/10, and forwards around 1-16d with several up and down adjustments across three months and cash terms.
Adelaide report says Kip Morris, 28, of Avanervo, died when his car collided with a tram near Quingham crossing at about 12 40 a.m. He was found 49 yards from the line. The death follows a fortnight of tram crossing smashes in the Adelaide district.
Adelaide Sunday report states 76 year old Aivorge Robbins Glidden of North Adelaide was run over and killed by a tramcar about 200 yards south of North Adelaide Stallion. The incident occurred in the afternoon as he crossed near the tram line.
Representations to the Cabinet by Mr A W Lacey show continued interest in the Redhill Lime project. He has discussed project details with the Government, urging faster start, while the Railways Minister says subletting will be considered with tenders and the work will be expedited as much as possible.
Minister of Health George Ritchie announced the plan to establish a medical science institute in Adelaide at hospital and university sites. The institute would consolidate current medical research now carried out at the hospital laboratory and university, aiming to improve climate control and collaboration.
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