22 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1936
Page
1
A global wheat supply outlook shows strong market demand throughout the year with rising Asian output and American crop forecasts. Reports note sizable purchases and imports likely to ease shortages, while U S and European production trends influence prices and trade flows.
Williams and Pa win the Australian Amateur Foursome at Merepoint Links with a total of 143, seven strokes ahead of nearest rivals Yerrjyr and Wo Ox. Jemsiy shoots 68 in the second round for a 112 total, while Von Sideld misses by one stroke in the final pairing.
Japanes e golf authorities offered 250 pounds for travel expenses and 180 pounds for an exhibit cost if Australian golf professionals visit Japan. The request was noted in Melbourne as a potential maiden team exchange.
A gang hid golignite detonators and other explosives under a railway near Melmolaxe Munday. Police recovered an £7 cache after two men were questioned. one suspect claimed the items were for safebreaking but no injuries intended. Digging led to arrests. a West End footballers trip to Solomontown is planned with 30 in the party.
The council debated a special mayoral allowance in the wake of forthcoming celebrations. A proposal for 10 pounds 1 shilling was rejected while a larger 30 pounds was discussed as a contingency. Arguments highlighted dignity and precedent, with no broad support for increased pay.
Voters cast irregular tallies as Thora Hocking and Barbara Goode contest key posts amid shifting support. Barbara Goode edges closer to leader with a narrow margin, while Molly Fy and others face reconfigurations in the Commerce and Shipping sectors. Final tallies show rapid shifts as the result remains unsettled.
Jubilee Week features a grand variety concert with a varied cast including the Jubilee queens, local vocalists, and musicians. Managers and organizers announce a Centenary table event and a program of special performances by noted entertainers.
A tentative plan for a 9 bed maternity wing at Pirie Hospital is outlined with an estimated cost around £1,500. The proposal mirrors Port Augusta designs, aims to ease congestion, and contemplates converting four patient rooms into two bed bays if needed. Additional facilities include sterilization areas, a small waiting room, and an accompanying amenities block. final approval hinges on advancing the project before the financial year ends.
A city court heard a vagrancy charge against a man identified as Jovonh MeXamare, 23, amid allegations by police of gunfire incidents involving a major driver named Peter Taylor, 27, who sustained a bullet wound. Remand was set until September 23 pending potential additional charges.
The report details discharges and improvements in Pirie hospital wards including children’s and women’s wings. It notes visits by Sir George Ruehle and Lady Read for the new women’s wing, mentions various local officials and visiting dignitaries, and records sympathy letters and plans for Jubilee celebrations.
“Horses over the Border” a Pirte play by 4 Pirctum to be presented tomorrow at Baltimore? with cast including Miss Ke Chane and Alan Yelland. Two sketches and operatic items round out the program. proceeds support Miss Say Pornitt of the Queen of Industry.
The Pirls Town Council discussed proposed sales tax on foods manufactured for council own use amid an inquiry by the Taxation Department. An inspector hinted the council might owe tax on electric light and other items, as members debated whether exempt status applies to road work and self manufactured goods. The clerk's report was tabled as council debated possible adjustments and registration as a manufacturer.
The council discusses borrowing £5000 under a wartime unemployment relief program to fund local projects. The finance committee notes potential aid from Commonwealth and State schemes, with repayment projected as one third of the amount plus one third of the interest. Alderman Davies moves to commend the finance committee’s report, and a poll of ratepayers is suggested.
In a tense exchange, the mayor asserts ratepayers can demand a poll once a threshold is met, while Davis notes the issue has already been discussed in committee. The dialogue centers on enabling a ratepayer poll and the intended actions by Dorran.
Alderman Coffey urges quick use of 5 000 pounds for road repairs and public works to reduce unemployment. He notes 2 100 pounds needed for repairs, with 10 years left to repay, and calls the plan a cheap remedy. The council agrees to seek funds and set a works program to begin within days.
At a Pirie Comitory meeting last night concerns rose over graveyard thefts described as ghoulish and scandalous. The mayor urged decency and possible prosecutions while councilors discussed precautions and a plan to draft a preventive scheme for future Wednesday action.
Keen player T chin past by which BW. V. Bekins dominates the scene as a dangerous bowler. Johins and Malley are cited for their risky experimentation and costly ventures. Dulld and Robins are noted survivors in a rapidly evolving game. Carrackers joins the lively cast, adding to the sport’s reach and thrill.
Londwuivtle Governor-General announced the Pibanelas Re Wine Ast reform package restoring regular pensions. Mr. Casey stating hybrid age pensions payments under the new system will commence Thursday. Allowances for widows and dependents will be paid, with increased settlements and wage support to begin today.
Government considers three financing options for hospitals. One plan would create a charities board, another would seek a grant from the Commonwealth, and a third would impose a tax by the pound. Mr Baller reports year end progress and notes August next year as the target for a decision.
The North Ward outlines fencing and clearing on Florence Street and Mary-Elie Street to Norman Street, with driveways and safety barriers. South Ward plans road resurfacing with bitumen and drainage on Norman Street and Bild Street, while East and Solymantown wards report gravel upgrades and culverts. Estimates listed include £136, £65, £58 07, and £4 457 for various projects and minor repairs across districts.
A man identified as Cyst Jame Ma tush, 51, of Adelaide, was jailed for eight weeks for imprinting forged medical roles and seven days for related offenses. Police say he used at least 13 aliases and had prior convictions across Victoria, New South Wales, and Guyensland, with further charges of false pretenses and identity claims. Revealed in court, he allegedly posed as Dr Mores Lease writing letters to support fake medical credentials.
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