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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Sep 12, 1933

Page

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Betting Report Signed Unanimously By Royal Commission Adelaide

A Royal Commission report on betting was signed and will be presented to Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven. It endorses licensing bookmakers on racecourses and a state wide totalisator pool with an overseeing board. It also proposes measures to curb illicit betting and strict penalties.

Adelaide Royal Commission On Alexander Hore-Ruthven S. J. Pullman Port Adelaide Contol

Pirie Mayor Tours Barrier Jubilee Highlights Illumination Crowds

Port Pirie mayor W H Threadgold describes Broken Hill barrier jubilee as a great success with over 1000 visitors returning on the special train. He notes striking illuminations at the fire station, crowded streets and races, a packed vice regal ball, and improvements along main streets plus the first storm on Thursday.

W. H. Threadgold Broken Hill Threadgold Mr. Threadgold Pirie Peterborough

Social progress and the cure for political abuse

Henry George argues that civilisation relies on broad public consciousness to reform social abuses, not only elite intelligence. He warns that politics should not be left to politicians alone, urging collective civic action.

Henry George

Nine killed as Nazi lorry wrecks on hairpin bend

Berlin report says storm troopers died and 31 injured when a motor lorry crashed into a tree on a hairpin bend and toppled over a bank. Special cables note the accident involved a Nazi convoy.

Berlin Nile Storm

Perry Wins Crawford In Final Sets At Australian Championship

In Forest Hills Monday Perry of England defeated Crawford of Australia in the American National Singles Championship final, 6-3 11-3 4-6 6-0 6-1, Crawford sick after the third set with dizziness and chest pain. Frank Parker, the American clay court champion, beat McGrath 6-0 3-6 7-5.

Forest Hills Perry England Crawford Australia Frank Parker McGrath

Are There Too Many Police In Pirie

The Commissioner of Police told the Town Council that reducing foot police in Pirie is not possible due to service needs. The council, previously wanting fewer officers, was urged to consider the matter again amid concerns over costs and hidden plainclothes staff.

Pirie Mojety Ald. Davis

Peaceful Nazi settlement rumor shakes Austria

MUNICH Monday broadcast by Herr Habicht claims the Nazi movement has spread like an avalanche through Austria and the regime is unconquerable. Rumor says De. Califus plans to declare Austria a Nazi state akin to Italy, with Vatican approval reportedly given.

Munech Austria Herr Habicht de. Califus Ausria Ialy Vetican

Federal finances buoyant figures for two months

Canberra reports July and August revenue exceeded expenditure by £2,540,000, buoying federal finances. Treasury documents show the surplus reflecting stronger revenue from Commonwealth activities.

Canberra Treasury Commonwealth

Australian Resident Minister S M Bruce may resign to become High Commissioner

A Brisbane style dispatch reports Mr S M Bruce Australian Resident Minister in London may resign to accept the High Commissionership for Australia, with arrangements discussed by wireless with Mr Lyons. If confirmed, Bruce will leave Federal Parliament. The electric light committee at Port Pirie reports a resident using electric current illegally, with steps proposed to prosecute the offender after police questioning.

Sydney S. M. Bruce London Australia Bruce Lyons Port Pires Pirie Broekelbank Akig Hiram Val Ye Aeberson

Workman Sentenced For Insulting Hitler At Nuremberg Congress

A workman received a maximum five year sentence for allegedly insulting Herr Von Hitler during the recent Nuremberg Congress. The case centers on alleged derogatory remarks toward the Chancellor, with authorities pressing strict penalties.

Berlin Herr von Hitler Recen Nuremburg

Hungary reports pro Nazi shifts in government

From Budapest on Monday the Hungarian government displays pro Nazi tendencies with a growing conviction that a Nazi victory in Austria is assured.

Budapest Austria

Stabbing Affray In Melbourne Court Case Details

Edwin Crawshaw, 23, laborer, appeared at the City Court on charges of grievous bodily harm to Horace Byrne and a separate offence against Byrne's sister in law. He was remanded to September 19 with bail set at £300. The court heard Crawshaw stabbed Byrne in the chest at Albert Park after an incident at the sister in law’s home. Byrne remains in hospital in serious condition.

Melbourne Fout Horace Byrne Albert Park Edwin Crawshaw Byrne Seager Crawshaw Byrn Melhanene Tospital

United States Japan Invite Britain to Naval Arms Talks

The Daily Express reports that the United States and Japan will invite Britain to a new naval armaments conference, a move likely resisted by Britain due to fear of escalating Pacific arms race. The Washington State Department denies the story.

London Daily Express United States Japan Britain Pacific Washington State Department

United front against Germany denied by Italian foreign office

Rome reports the Malian Foreign Office denies a claim that Britain France and Italy have formed a united front against Germany amid World War II tensions. The denial emphasizes no such agreement exists at this time.

Germany Rome Britain France Italy

O Duffy promotes end to gun rule in Ireland interview

O Duffy told The Daily Telegraph he would terminate gun rule in Ireland and build a youth body to enforce law. He favours Fascist ideas but rejects methods, pledging concerts sports and games to brighten villagers. He seeks to end the economic war and secure an agreement with Britain before any contentment. A general election is expected with De Valera likely defeat when the Call resumes.

London O'Duffy The Daily Telegraph Ireland Britain de Valera Elpher

Oil from shale investigations abroad move to America

Melbourne report says A J McLachlan announced that L J Rogers fuel adviser to the Commonwealth, who studied Britain for shale oil, has traveled to America to bolster inquiries. Rogers presented a tentative formation and views to a government committee studying the Newnes shale oil field.

Melbourne A. J. McLachlan CommonWealth L. 4. Rogers Britain Newnes America Rogers

Wrestling Match Preview in Town Hall Aims at Thursday Night

Personal Tommy Nilan the wrestler stays at Pirie Hotel ahead of a planned bout with Joe Dawson at the Town Hall on Thursday night. The report lists numerous visitors and residents in Port Pirie, staying at Barrier Hotel Central Hotel and Royal Exchange Hotel, with several traveling to Adelaide and attending aviation and brewing company events.

Tommy Nilan Joe Dawson Town Hall Pirie Hotel F. J. Hortop B. Seppelt and Limited Port Pirie Barrier Hater Mrr A. W. Pittman Bond's Industries, Limited Pirie Barrier Hotel F. Carey Armidale New South Wales B. Robinson Lenswood Central Hotel Z. J. Mortimer Walkerville Mr. Townsend R. FR. Townsend & Son Adelaide Royal Exchange Hotel G. Hopkins Berte: Limited Royal Exchange Motel J. Senders G. Wond, Son Amit Co. Limited

Temperature Readings Reported for Yesterday

The thermometer showed a maximum of 62.9 degrees. The 24 hour minimum finished at 8 30 am with 49.2 degrees, and the day’s high at 5 15 pm reached 51.8 degrees.

Viscount Grey’s Heir Entitled To Estate Despite War Time Claim

London reports that Viscount Grey who died Friday left most of his estate to a favored nephew. The nephew was held in solitary confinement for four months in Germany during the war as a reprisal against alleged threats to U-boat commanders.

London Viscount Grey Germany

Mr De Valera Sees Crisis At Hand

Dublin Monday President de Valera declares Ireland faces a crisis. He warns those inside the country creating an atmosphere for dictatorship by absolving Britain of guilt. He says victory in the economic war could boost population, while tax resistance by McDermott threatens local services.

Recorder Special Gables Diblin de Valera Irish Free State Ireland McDermot Tonspiracy

Manchukuo Relations Tense After Search Incident

Soviet and Manchukuo officials trade formal demands after a six week search incident. Manchukuo authorities demand apologies and a guarantee against repetition while accusing Sevier of not seeking friendly relations.

Shangshat Avis Vaain Sitainud

Tragic Milan Grand Prix Collision Kills Two Drivers

During a 500 kilometre Grand Prix race in Milan several cars collided. Two drivers were killed including Count Czarkowski whose car somersaulted and burst into flames. The incident occurred before the eyes of the drivers wife.

Milan Maly Count Czarkowski

Prime Minister at Royal Show in Adelaide visit

Prime Minister J A Lyons arrived in Adelaide today to inspect the Royal Show at Wayville after addressing the luncheon. He toured the grounds with Hon W Duttean, Show Society president, stressing Commonwealth support for smaller States and praising primary producers for helping Australia through hardship.

Adelaide South Australia J. A. Lynes Wayville W. Duttean Mal.c Show Society Lyons Australia

Child Crushed to Death in Parkside Incident

A 77 year old Parkside resident, Robert Lyall Cole, died after a heavy limb fell onto him. Eight men assisted in removing the ton weight branch as investigators work to determine how the accident occurred.

Adelaire Monde Tees Robert Lyall Cole Constable Cole Parkside

Delegates Ban Reads At Party Confab In Adelaide

The Australian Labor Party Conference refused to arrest no select Mr A A Rdwards from the Adelaide Electorate Committee where he was installed president last week. Applications for readmission by Messrs C A Collins and L G Pilton will be heard on Wednesday.

Adelaide Australian Labor Party A. A. Rdwards Messrs C. A. Collins L. G. Pilton

Hockey on Skates Features Ramblera and Warriors Lineups

Tonight's rink card lists Ramblera players T Greeley Sioyle FE Thompson M Brennan Wilts V D Robinson F Howard D Hancock B Taylor and J Stephens Carter G Wilson B Lydeamare Perry W Abbott Mf Asrmer Branford for Warriors with captain J Stephens. Officials set for a puck duel as teams from the local league square off.

Fullowing Ramblera T. Greeley Craph I.sioyle FE. Thompson M. Brennan Wilts V. D. Robinson F Howard D Hancock B. Taylor J. Stephens Carter G. Wilson B. Lydeamare Perry W. Abbott Mf. Asrmer Branford Rial Will

Port Pirie Gardener Comments on Town Park Needs

Mr Pedy Bindery town gardinep speaks at a Port Pirie council meeting noting Memorial Oval and Memorial Park have received the usual attention this fortnight. He cites trees in Selommontown plantation as notably bare and urges action.

Selommontown Pedy Bindery Port Pirie Couney Memorial Oval Memorial Park

Appeal Allowed in Possession of Opossum Skins Case

Judge Nield in the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court allowed the appeal by Riley Newman Limited against a conviction and fine of 21023 for knowingly possessing 4661 opossum skins. The contention that the corporation had no mind and hence no knowledge of the offence was raised.

Sydney Cyholding Nield Riley Newman

Car in cattle pit incident near Melbourne express

Mr Arthur Hebert Kidman driving from Murty Brilee veered onto a road near Monady and struck the railing of a cattle pit just before the Melbourne express arrived. Kidman, his wife, and their queen Ahdeen escaped in time as the train demolished the car. no injuries were reported. The wording reflects poetic musings on fortune by Steele.

Adelaide Arthur Hebert Kidman Ofikbank Murty Brilee Monady Melbourne Xpress Kitman Ahdeen The Express

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Barrier City Sickens Council J. G. Sweeney Sweeney Mr. Sweeney Himelf Tal Electric Left Committee Electric Light Committee Coffey Intem Dey Electric Hecht Hitler Workman Hungary Gen. O'Duffy Gen. O'Dury Sptotson Master Ibbotson Federal Motel M, M. B. Middleton Commercial Aviation Company, Limited A Jackson Y. F. Hannon J. G. Hadnan B. Stanley Pile Bs J. C. Child Isherwood and Barnest, Proprietary, Limited Mr. W. Child W. Millen Semaphore Brian Millen F. J. Makin Mrs. Makin Masters Makin Ward Aml Colter Whaake Lower North Phry Pirie Tor Mie Fi Ont Reoken Smetlers Misheen Eneiiew Pethatytie NPANY Port Kembla Port Piri 5. Corkburn Gnore Road Pirie West Frm Arka McCallum Mr. de Valera Manchukuo Shiron A. A. Edwards Pirie Parks and Reserves Steele
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