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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1930
Page
1
Sydney struggles with a hopeful century settlement on the deep Louie Willow as delays persist. Premier presides over a scheme with no definite resumption plan, as delegates refuse to comment and parties report to their organizations.
A Portland report describes the murder of Mary AleGny by Clarence King aged 97 who lured her into a forest path, shot her dead, and fled. Police arrested King after a reader tip. a hunter party found the body and King confessed soon after.
In Washington on Saturday, Sir Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins will be hosted by Herbert Brookes, Commissioner for Australia in America, at a dinner and reception on Monday night. Attending will be representatives from Britain and all dominions, with John Finley of the New York Geographical Society among distinguished guests. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Gibson of Australia will also attend, alongside Arctic explorer Vilahmur Stefagussom.
Peterborough police report a railway worker William Nooo Moi of Peterborough shot in the right temple with a pistol in the railway yard. He lies in hospital in critical condition with a discharged shell nearby. Relatives seek contact with Peterborough police seeking information on his whereabouts.
Hartnett, an escort manager of Vauxhall staters Lirailed, urged Australians to project more progress and development to Britain. He warned that outside opinion rates Australia by its public statements, risking lost credit for Commonwealth achievements.
London racing critic notes Strephon has strong Australian form and has yet to win in England. He expects Strephon to be a major force in the big handicaps at Kempton and possibly the cup races. The critic cautions he may not be at his best by mid May but his chances against top rivals are considerable.
Adelaide Sunday Bath Callan aged 22 years single of Richmond was admitted to Adelaide Hospital Tuesday with injuries from an alleged blow. She died yesterday afternoon. Herbert Chennalls a 24 year old carpenter has been arrested on a charge of murder.
The Young Men’s Methodist UVEWIRE Club presents a comprehensive annual report covering twelve months of activity. It highlights social harmony educational progress and the club’s expanding reach. The report notes increased membership finances and a strong program including literary evenings sports and a concert fund. It credits the members and helpers for the season’s success and thanks the Sunday School Committee and Mrs Lorimer for support.
The election outcome hints that eight districts back no license while a 94 percent poll on the liquor issue is foreseen. Prohibitionists claim gains with eight electorates showing stronger anti liquor sentiment, including Barwon Brighton and Kew, while Labour figures note ongoing public opinion against coercive laws and praise the liquor trade defense union for resisting sweeping bans.
In Newcastle yesterday Ronald Henry Channon a telephonist at Newcastle Post Office and his wife faced a troubled history. Wallace a 30 year old station hand arrived at Peel street Hamilton to contest a quarrel with Channon and was shot dead moments after entering a house. A man surrendered to police and gave a lengthy statement, later charged with murder. The police cited ongoing differences between Channon and his wife, who had moved next door, and a message to her sister prior to the fatal shooting.
The Air Ministry reports a mechanical pilot or robot capable of steering an aircraft over a programmed course. It corrects wind dust and air pockets and has flown Supermarine equipment for hours, now testing night bombers. Officials expect it to guide planes through fog and clouds, reducing human risk.
A Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese rebels captured several people including Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W. Por focus, Miss Negemmal, and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glazier near Yuan Show west of Tunnigel. Conditions remain grave as the fate of the captives is unknown. Gen Yen Hsi Shan offers rewards as bands push southward, provoking merchant pessimism in Nanking.
Mr Henry Ford told The Spectator he would build a major car factory at Dagenham Essex employing 20 000 people. He spoke of new models and broad goals for the industry while noting past ventures and partnerships.
In Adelaide on Saturday at about 6 30 am a milk van collided with a motor vehicle at the Victoria and Bush avenue intersection Forestville. Norman Alesander Gliddon 28 of Forestville suffered abdominal injuries and possible internal damage after being struck by the shaft of the mare hindering the horse. The horse died. Gliddon drives for M Manuss Sons Leader Street Forestville. Charles Warren witnessed the crash as the milk van moved southwest along Victoria street. Gliddon was taken to Adelaide Hospital by police ambulance after first aid from Robert Metuchian of St Tolm Ambulance Association volunteers.
A chaotic clipping notes coal shipments and leadership references. It mentions a steamer chartered to transfer 8,500 tons of coal from Hull to Broken Hill via Melbourne at a set tare rate. Names such as J. Chan Vi o and HL Mastin Vin appear amid scattered titles and roles. The language is fragmented but centers on coal transport and pricing for South Australia through Melbourne services.
In Bucharest on Saturday Prince Nicholas the Regent chastised careless drivers after a near collision with a cavalry officer. A car window was shattered and Major Georgescu was briefly arrested. A special signal halted traffic as crowds watched the tense scene unfold.
Mawson expedition aviators aboard the Discovery sighted near Australia. Captain Granbury reports the ship NE of the Great Barrier and expects arrival at Port Adelaide by noon Monday. The party endured head winds, with a current course toward the northeast. Cathay temporarily dropped provisions to the explorers as a search party was sent ashore for aid.
A London dispatch summarizes a provocative American letter to Mr Ramsay MacDonald amid a naval conference debate. Disputed claims question the French command and the security terms of the treaty, with exchanges over who bears responsibility for attacks and potential misrepresentations in the press.
Messrs Poran Britain and Sydney Sunday Wig report Mugsts Sittin and Skieps forced landing due to a broken ordukshaft Mowaver. It is unclear if repairs can be made or the flight can continue, but delays are likely. A report from Syiaby notes the fires were short of food but had water.
London Setoréoy announces a meeting on Tuesday to discuss abating whaling interests. J O Borley will represent Australia and other dominions. Sir Sydney Chapman, chief government adviser, will preside over the gathering in Berlin.
Reports from London detail the end of tonight's billiards play in first class matches. Scores include Smit 9,893 and Lindpum 43,437 with various sub-scores and Irish records noted.
The Despatch reports Ramsay MacDonald advised complete rest after naval conference tensions. Ramisty MasBongld, likely a reference to Landon Saintes, is described as affected by the events and urged to recover fully following the conference conclusion.
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