07 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
1
In Pirie Court a married man faced a lengthy hearing over alleged brutal assault on his 20 year old sister. Magistrate H G Wesbit dismissed the information after witnesses testified to bite marks, bruising, and a chaotic scene with family members and an uncle present.
In a court session Warren argued the preventive action would not have been called earlier, while defense counsel vowed a full denial of the piling. The defendant faced questions about events on a summer day, with testimony describing meals and a bedside scene as the case continued with proceedings and cross examination.
A chaotic aerial duel over Paris ends with two bombing planes in flames. One aircraft crashes through a town hall in Saint Jean d’Angely setting a building ablaze as a second plane falls nearby. Fire and smoke envelop the city as authorities scramble to identify survivors and casualties.
A cryptic weather note records a 72 percent minimum for 24 hours ending at 8:20 am, with the value 46 cited in the reference. The fragment presents unusual phrasing and unclear terms, but indicates a measurement window and a percent reading tied to a thermometer observation.
Meg Gilson aged 29 was convicted at the Criminal Court in Sydney for the murder of her husband. The jury sentenced her to life imprisonment. The defense and prosecution disputed intent with conflicting testimony. Detectives noted her statements and alleged motive as the case unfolded in court.
In Melbourne and Adelaide reports, players Mia McKay Namal Mel Tibinson Mise Hammond and Briany led a close finish as Reunion defeated Burritt in the country golf championship. The event featured four up and seven to play with exciting swings and tight margins.
A Continental Airways mono plane on its way from Durwict to Adelaide is missing over the Trandcontinental area. Pilot L Kleine from Sac Hobertabhs Aviation Co is conducting a search as authorities warn the public. The incident unfolds near Hobertabhs territory with crews scouring the region including Hunt Creek and Alice Springs.
Government order lifts restrictions on advertising along hillsides amid concerns over visual impact. Officials say the ban, aimed at protecting scenery, was undermined by intrusive notices and now allows prosponsive displays within rules.
The King Lad arrived with No. 6 barge carrying 364,750 super feet of cargo and was towed by the Yacks to the deserted port. Unloading began at 10 30 am on Baltic Twixanus No. 10 and continued into the night with progress described as good. Further movements involved the King Baker and King Lok, with plans and delays noted for upcoming dock work and possible harbor actions at Whyalla.
Wheat at 3/2 highest price since May improves position overseas but local sales fall as buyers raise bids by 1d per bushel. Port Adelaide and major shipping ports report prices from 21/3 to 31/9 per quarter with Australian cargos varying by origin and destination. Uncertainty over crop development in Australia keeps the market reserved, though some shipments proceed with September loading and several cargoes priced around 27/0 to 27/9 per quarter.
A South Africa selection panel met in Melbourne to choose a captain and vice captain for a tour to Africa. Key figures included Mech, Woseer, and several listed players with selections to be finalized by September 16. A telegram from the South African Cricket Association influenced the final decisions and the selection committee will announce the captain and vice captain soon.
A violent street incident in which a boxer is said to have his face slashed and then knocked out two men. Eyewitnesses report chaotic scenes as the fighter defends himself amid the fray. Police are investigating the assaults and seek witnesses.
Unclear OCR reads as a sports card noting lead steady spelt er rising in the Mustela Mines and Meta Way event. Mentions Swill cup, forward positions, and cash lowe r. No clear names or results discernible due to garbled text.
A fragmented report notes government plans to move or replace public service departments from Sydney to Canberra. It mentions speed in shifting offices and the removal of a college, with references to funding, governance, and 1927 foundations shaping war era positions.
A short personal entry mentions Melvyn Sandery and James with unclear details about meetings and names. The legible fragments reference Sandery and a person named James, noting private correspondence or a casual note without a clear public event or outcome.
Across Adelaide 17 400 bales were offered with about 90 per cent sold at auction. Prices held steady from yesterday as competition remained keen for wool from outer pastoral areas, led by strong demand for finer lots and notable activity from Australia, Japan and European buyers. Market observers noted high clearance and steady values amid brisk bidding while local figures and officials watched for next steps in the season.
The Abyssinian delegate challenges Italian charges at a League of Nations session. Prof Jeune denounces Italy for insulting Ethiopia and denying aggression while pledging to respect international obligations. Russia, Italy, and others are cited as weighing responsibilities as the council adjourns.
A Geneva report states Baron Arnist, a representative, met with ML Laval to press for resignation amid tensions. The Recorder Special Cables dispatch notes ongoing discussions at the Lane of Mallona with unclear details and names partially obscured.
A brief Miami report notes that all passengers were placed in safety after an incident on a Dixie train. Details are limited but officials confirmed no injuries and completed safeguards for travelers.
Fragmentary report records the Holy Name Society's activities from Australia to Victoria, noting a monthly meeting in St Mark's and admission of probationers amid religious chapters. It mentions transfers from North Adelaide and a mission spreading under church figures, with vows against blasphemy and perjury and expectations of probationers to uphold reverent conduct.
Reported devastation from a Florida hurricane stretches from Miami to Tavernier with unconfirmed death tolls around 1000. Widespread destruction includes damaged crops in Georgia, destroyed citrus groves, and communication breakdowns hampering casualty and area assessments.
London Friday reports from The Daily Telegraph Addis Ababa that Abyssinian Emperor prepares a war caravan with thousands of escorts. A special pavilion is planned to accompany the emperor if war breaks out, with trained guards and munitions.
United Press reports from Geneva that Recorder Sonia Cates comments on the conciliation effort. The Trade Union Congress wins narrow support for a commission proposal amid disputes between Jintiwnon Abseotia and the league.
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