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Newspaper

Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

May 16, 1928

Page

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Ambulance Garage Debate Over Overrides and Foundations

Port Pirie Town Council debated the ambulance garage for the new major ambulance. The discussion centered on foundations and building method brick vs concrete, with the Town Clerk reporting costs and progress. Councillors clashed over overriding council decisions and whether to proceed without full price quotes, while plans and June availability of the ambulance were also noted.

Port Pirie Wis Ge. Middleton Atelier Rcudles’ Board Coupell Th Connell Willy Cheney and Company Ghout Fire Brigades Board Port Adelaide Helensied Kurt Adelaide Cheney & Go Mattine Namie Towa Slerk Walter Wity J. Firmit Dewhine Tapp Gounell Pravious Can Crete Elestric Light Connell Middleton Gr. Prandle Cottey Oval Gookburn Afeula

Madman Attacks Pilot Aboard Plane In Midair

A man blindsides pilot Harry Anderson of Homeville during a midair assault over United Sevier. The attacker, Glorence Hreneheite, threatened to die in police action and struck Anderson with a hammer, causing the plane to veer toward danger before the pilot regained control and landed. Anderson survived.

United Sevier Ponlise Harry Anderson Homeville Anerson Vashval Frenehette Tatler Bea Envy Ginetaze

Electrical Matters Stir Council Over Outside Work

At Monday night’s meeting the council received a letter from the Bleefewal Trades Union about oil workers doing outside after hours. The union advised members to continue outside work, while Ald Cockburn and Dr Tapp urged adherence to a prior union resolution. The council faced pressure as workers insisted on outside jobs and officials prepared to respond.

Part Pric Fawn Council Eal Brmeet Bleefewal Trades Union Ter Cnlar Counel Régantine Ite iMe Counell Tapp’ Molihni Earl

Frozen Meat Sates and Town Council Debates

The Health Minister orders frozen meat labeling to prevent spoilage and the town clerk fights to set prices for a building project. The council clashes over ambulance placement and responsibility for foundations, with debate on electrical work and contractor bids ending in a motion carried after contended votes and a later call for completion by the next Monday.

Font Gr Tapp Ald Cockburm Drs Middleton Boltrall Gr Middleton

American Admiral in Japan Heads to Tientsin Amid War Tensions

Aboard an American destroyer Admiral Belostol sails from Yokohama toward Tientsin to direct operations as U S forces in Asia plan support, with Pittsburgh remaining in Yokohama for several days. Officials warn of serious potentialities in the China theater and emphasize defense of Americans while awaiting broader Allied action.

Japa Tiensin Bilalol Dagebip Pittsburgh Yokonama Chinewantao Belstol Washington State Department Americu Ullionels Mtuc Tseatayy Turkely Tslentain Aurisaary Adel Tientsin Cihang Twa Linane Avi Malate Pekitue Hioadloasty Rextlay Tokyo Pekia Sta Shhimamoneks Smuel Makston Trentsin Ttel Trane Trav

Arctic Heroes Welcome in Tromsø Harbor Arrival

An enthusiastic welcome greeted Uninet Servi Ost Turaiay and EMtot Blake aboard the MN steamer Mohby as it entered Tromsø harbor. A flotilla of small boats paraded along the water while crowds cheered and a municipal council president gave a cordial formal speech.

Turaiay Blake Sun Tramsac Norwey Steyner Mohby Randy Tromsoe Harbor Lowe Hobby Wilkins and Eielaon

Van Laar Black Woman Found Dead In Callington Home

A woman named Van Laar Black was found dead in a Callington home after a violent incident. Police report indicate a gunshot caused fatal injuries. her husband Thiele was arrested for drunkenness, with two daughters at school nearby. An American pilgrim, Horace Stevens, discovered the body, and evidence suggests a struggle in the rear bedroom. A motor car left the scene, and the weapon remains unidentified.

Athens London van Laar Tisek Amrican Pililimsire Statoe Gallington Vanier Mes dJahana Priedrich Tomtsy Thiele Horace A. Stevens Thiein Callington Friedrich Thiele Lumch Thera Mrs Thiele Strathalyn Rauarther Nusbeni

Rescued in tick of Time From BEERTT Bequeathing Desert

A British single seater car on a perilous desert drive from Baghdad to Beirt, Moroms in the Syria Desert, lost its motor and ran out of water. An Armenian assistant took control as the driver slept, two days passed, and the caravan searched vainly. The arcane weathered survivors were found by Royal Air Force planes and motor cars. Two died of exposure. the rest were hospitalized and recovering.

United. Service Jraubally Bagdad Beertt Syria Beletas Wagdart Te Cr Royal Air Force h@spital Twa

Earthquake Devastates City Amid Broad Destruction

A major quake left at least 100 dead as communications failed and many buildings collapsed. Rescue teams race to reach survivors among ruined tin structures and debris across the city.

Radium Poison Claims Hit United States Radium

United Service New York reports Jersey factory workers exposed to radium poison are dying. Five women contracted the illness between 1917 and 1920 after painting watch dials with radium and using wet brushes on their lips. Physicians testify that little can be done, with bones already badly eaten away and expected lifespans under a year.

United Service New York T Vo Jersey Te United States Radium Corporation Phyxicians Mien Fin J Orson Jim Hittons Megslein

State Tribunals in Melbourne Arbitration Court Dispute

The Pavloral Arbitration Court in Melbourne discussed interstate tribunal jurisdiction. Judge Dethridge urged not to extend awards beyond state tribunals as the court believes state bodies sufficiently handle employed disputes. The Federated Motel Restaurant and Caterers’ Union case faced opposition from several employers.

Melbourne Tueodty Pavloral Arbitration Court Iis State Tribunale Nietheidge Austra‘lia Nloe New South Wales Victoria Testa South Australi X Valonlan The Clit Realavrant Colon South Ambraling Dethridge Jgourt

Cooks Dispute Hampers Australian Shipping as Ships Tied Up

Fourteen ships are tied up across Australian ports amid a growing cooks dispute. Bombala and Lowana crews were paid off while Western Australia suffers economic loss. J Tudehope of the Marine Cooks Union plans to livestream updates from Melbourne as unions mull further action. The Waterside Federation calls a marine conference even as a separate Australian Council of Trades Unions session adjourns.

aragunNe Tre Commonwealth Steamsiup Gsuris' Association Bombala Lowana J. ‘Tudehope Vecterary Marine Cooks’ Union Melbourne Sydney Almadine Maritime Unions Western Australia Cairns Waterside Working’ Federation Marine Alons Ne ‘Avatrasian Council of Trades Unions Tus Adjonemed Wmltomoeraw

Unemployed Army Growing in Sydney Labor Dispute

Report from Sydney on a strike affecting four ships tied up ports and 300 sailors. The shipowners aim to pressure crews, with cooks and engineers walking off. Outcome unclear as disruption spreads and job losses mount amid the dispute.

Sydney

Conference Arranged by Marine Coal Union Leaders

Melbourne reports that J Tudehope, general secretary of the Marine Coal Union, wired from Sydney requesting an 8 conference with representatives of marine docks water workers, carters, drivers, painters, dockers, stewards, and seamen. The move, seen as bypassing maritime unions, comes as the Australian Council of Trades Unions plans a response and asks for a compulsory conference via Rex-in-Tyre Stewart. further action is awaited at the ALOT.

Melbourne J. Tudehope Marine Coalin’ Union Sydney Morris Carters Conneil Avc T.U Stewart Rexintrar Federal Aviiliation Court

Assembly Disturbance in Adelaide House of Assembly

The Speaker announced today that a disruption in the straingees gallery would be treated harshly. Offenders would not be charged in a polite court, but powers would prevent further incidents and arrest and commit violators for term to be decided.

Adelaide House of Assembly

Peculiar Accident In Maryborough Witnessed

In Maryborough on a Twenday afternoon, 48 year old Meryem Hellman sat with others when a card case exploded unexpectedly. A lad named Ongere was blown clear, a woman nearby sustained a puncture wound, and the incident occurred as the room held several spectators. The event left several injured and one man unconscious.

Maryborough Acheolboy Meryem Hellman

Four Hour Week Claim Before Industrial Court Full Bench

An application sought a writ of prohibition to stop the Industrial Court Full Court from hearing a case involving the Amalgamated Engineering Union and workers at Port Pirie. The dispute centered on a change from 48 to 54 hours per week and wage terms, with the court later indicating the matter was industrial and the application could be withdrawn.

Adelalwe Tursday Industrial Court Fy Amateuréitel Fain Port Pirie Swellers Rame Ziserge Murray Justice Napier Justice Richande M. W. Bennett K.C Htev Sonsta Deetalia Neue Canaan Went

Norego ve Trial in Auckland Court Declares Alibi

The trial of John Noresso in Auckland Criminal Court featured dramatic cross examination as he denied murdering his father-in-law. Witnesses described incidents, while Dr Beattie suggested the defendant suffered a mental lapse that could trigger a frenzy. Authorities noted the case stands incomplete as testimony continues.

Auckland John Noresso Alhler E ‘Mailer

Workmen Electrocuted In Sydney Construction Accident

Three workmen on an elevated timber scaffold in Sydney were electrocuted when contact with live wire occurred. Peter Hughes, an electrician, died instantly while two colleagues fell ten feet to the ground and were injured.

Sydney Tyeaday Eldissh West Palmiatl Peter Muxhes Electricia

Fatal Practice Flight Claims Sailor in Washington

In Washington on Monday Linz Rinse of the Naval Aeronautics unit was killed during a training flight for the Schneider International Cup races. His seaplane crashed during practice, ending the session abruptly.

Washington Linz Naval Lin

Young Entertainers Stage Attractive Pantomime at Pirje Hall

A large audience saw a local pupil group present a lively pantomime under Mr Chenwell at Pirje Hall. The program featured many named performers including Lily Tucker, Frank Brighton, Catherine Murdock, Mavis Murphy, Stella Dermer, and Verna Weneon with songs, dances, monologues, and specialty acts.

Chenwell Ye Chennell Enseuihin Lily Tucker Lee Larupslady Euitive Stevens Weeny Liewcon Nila Kassom Dawen the Dixie Amo Stella Dérmer Jour Pollewys Verty Heecan Juenee Catheene Murdock Tie van Gnd Jaksons

Bulawmal Murders Open Case In Crown Court

Melbourne, Tuesday. The Crown opened the case against George Erle Gordon aged 28 on a murder charge of Mrs. Anit Mre and Mr. Richard Clements on February 16. The Crown promised to prove alibi doubts. a duchess chest and £31 notes were cited as evidence. The bodies were battered beyond recognition and the house ransacked. Hearing adjourned to next day.

Melbolne Crown Ibis Attersoon George Erle Gordon Richard Clements Crown Promeco Tor G. Book Gordon Cours Mook Gorton Fouma

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