Seats In Danger Allegations Of Disqualification
Alleged to be disqualified are members of the Mini ny te aha ty dlisqualification. Some may be amethy their participation in closer oval Sthumes. Others are believed to have received commissions via private business capacity. Wales was said to be the claimant for a seat in Parliament with a company shareholding tied to sales to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiy
Res eGerfed
Whale
Sip
Wales
Hecans Company
Man fined for false relief form statements in Pirie court
Lars Jorgensen of Mansom Street Pirie West pleaded guilty before Judge Coventrs to four false statements on employment council relief forms. He was fined £10 plus 40 costs, with 14 days imprisonment suspended on default. Prosecution showed he earned £87 10s 2d while claiming £98 9s 1d. He claimed forgetfulness and hardship while claiming others were employed. The judge noted seriousness and his remarks about family and welfare as unfavorable context.
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Mage Lars Jorgensen
Mansom Street
Pirie West
Seti
J. Coventrs
Pirie Paty
Alfrmre
Det
Slinger
Spedeee Usp
Victoria
Price
F.E.D. and F.A. Discusses New Log
F.E.D. and F.A. met last night to discuss the forthcoming terms of wages. The gathering noted recent committee expenses in various departments and outlined plans for future actions with allied unions and workers groups in line with Nova Line agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fob & FS
Nuvelline Uyes
Billiards in Pirie Tournament Scores
In Pirie billiards last night, Dy Gurland led with 246, Hime 203, and A. Re Marti 179. Wales 574 featured G K Williams 156, Keats, Mesecke Hie 5, Cottell 63, C.D. Wood 81, UL Sampson 53, P Meuke, and P W Troeserwi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Gurland
Hime
A. Re Marti
Wales
G. K. Willums
Keats
Mesecke
Cottell
C.D. Wood
UL Sampson
P Meuke
P. WW Troeserwi
Traffic Offender Hart Watters Appeals Detention
Hart Watters of Muwe Jnr was fined 10 with 147 costs in seven days detention by Mr. C J Coventry SM after a Pirie County incident. On May 20 at the Ellen id Alexander streets intersection he failed to heed a reasonable diversion by a four member police party during a 4 tent operation, Det Slinger stated the defendant halted by Contable 3 A" itn and failed by Walker’s second signal before turning.
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Hart Watters
Muwe
Jnr
C.J. Coventry
Pirie
Ellen Id
Alexander Atreets
Det
Slinger
Axhn
Walker
Scrap metal theft alleged at Smelters dump
Albert Colin Pearson 19 of Ellendale faced Pirie Police Court charged with stealing scrap metal from the Broken Hill Associated Smelters dump on July 18 valued at 3/9. Witnesses testified to seeing him with a barrow and a bag near the dump. he claimed innocence. The court cautioned possible larger involvement. bond set at £10. no counsel for defendant.
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Albert Colin Pearson
Broken Hill
Stote
Ron
Howard Hampton Giles
Parks Street
Solomontown
el Jendate Embankment
Det Jer
LF Wehr
Hawke
Giles
War-Tone Mishmash of Reports From Firefight and Trial
Fragmented dispatches describe limited fighting with no general war outbreak, Soviet and Japanese actions near borders, and Tokyo-Tokyo diplomacy amid denials. A court case unfolds with defendant admitting wrongdoing and discussing stolen metal and store dealings, while officials weigh a fence to deter theft at a remote dump.
Melbourne rescuer earns Royal Humane Society medal
A Melbourne boiler maker Mr Neneth Smith received a Royal Humane Society gold medal for risking his life to pull Mr Clifford Douglas Ranger from a sulphur dioxide flooded bow house chamber on September 22 2037. Ranger trapped and incapacitated by gas, Smith re entered amid heat and fumes to drag him to safety despite danger.
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Melbourne
Neneth Smith
Smielters
Royal Humane Society
Clifford Douglas Ranger
Wiorks
Mr. Smith
Smith
Ranger
Leith Whie
Mr. Ranger
Attempt to Obtain Liquor in Pirie Hotel Case
John Henry Edward Price, an invalid pensioner, testified he sought a job and entered the Central Hotel saloon bar after hours. He denied drinking, claimed he was owed a drink as a veteran, and was fined £3 with 10 costs after a magistrate rejected a harsher £5 penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coventry
Pirie
John Henry Edward Price
Third Street
Pirie West
Central Hotel
Florence Street
Price
W. Kurtz
Christie
Defendant
Swansea Test Delayed By Rain Between Australia and Glamorganshire
Heavy overnight rain halted play in the Australia versus Glamorganshire match. Glamorganshire led with 48 runs for 2 on first innings. Australia began batting in the afternoon as conditions remained unsettled.
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Frese
London
Australia
Glamorganshire
Tve
Renmark Hotel Reports Record Year Profit and Community Donations
The Renmark Hotel balance sheet shows a record single year trading profit of £10,171 and £4,060 donated to local organisations. Remodelling of the ground Moor added lounge and dining room facilities, with extra bedrooms planned to meet rising house trade. Donations ahead include £1,550 to District Hospital and £300 to the corporation among others, with totals listing numerous community bodies.
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Renmark Hotel
Cnstitutes
Renmark
District Hospital
Corporation
Taylor Memorial Gardens
Mothers and Babies Health Association
Institute
Citizens
High School Council
Show Society
Girl Guides’ Association
Soldier predicts war in two years Wellington
Maj Gen Sir Andrew Tulsi is warned a war will break out before March 1949 in a letter to the president of the Returned Soldiers Association. The prediction, relayed from Wellington, notes a tense period and urges readiness among New Zealanders amid mounting global strains.
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Wellington
Andrew Tusseie
Drove Buckboard Without Licence Charged
A driver faced police court penalties for operating a buckboard without a license. The case noted the vehicle was not registered and renewal papers were requested on July 6. The defendant received a £2 fine plus costs and seven days in default, with a three month payment period offered.
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Wil
Ellenstfert Withonut
Sheridan
Roya Exchange
Caventry
Wwe
Serraant
Canberra to debate 23 million defence tax rise plan
The Federal Cabinet will meet in Canberra on August 14 to discuss raising about 23,000,000 by taxation for extra defence spending. It may reimpose direct taxes remitted since 1833 and consider indirect taxes like Customs and Excise duties, with broader imposts to avoid harming the overall economy.
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Canberra
TRES
Cab Indiate
Carnbrae Triumphs in Laura Coursing Final
Laura Tuesday results show Carnbrae defeating Mick Wilkie in a close final. Early rounds feature Conandale and Daily Mail matches, with Lady Spot and Amocet advancing, and small ties noted. Final pairings include Enterprise Sylvilda and Light Jester Minniehaha in a tightly contested run.
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Laura
Conandale
Manatoo
Taily Mail
Phylli
Son's Pride
Omar
Spot
Carnbrae & Boy
Bill
Plorence
Amocet
Little Miss Comfort
Belllie
Lord d
Flying Winnie
Carmbrae
Kefalin Lam
Mick Wilkie
Cambrae
Mise
D. Fetherston
Baugh
Br. B
Enterprise—Sylvilda
Messrs
Combe
Inglis
Sinclair
W. d
Jes
ter—Minniehaha
Pirie School Staff Changes and Local Health Notes
Personal Mims M Scarce appointed clerical assistant at Pirie Technical School. Mim Gladys Heneker resigned. Mr Max Collins of Esmondroyd left on Monday’s train for Wirraminna Star lion for practical woole instruction. Mr C A Langsford of Daisy street Solomontown returned from the eastern States. Mr W J Taylor of Ellendale, in Pirie Hospital surgical ward for 11 weeks, progresses and plans to return home soon. Mr J H Dunn of Pirie South is in Pirie Hospital medical ward. Charles McDonald, operated on at Pirie Hospital last week, is making capital progress.
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Mims
M. Scarce Haseen
Pirie Technical School
Mim
Gladys Heneker
Max Collins
Esmondroyd
Wirraminna Star Lion
Woole Missing
C. A. Langsford
Daisy Street
Solomontown
Taylor
Ellendale
Pirie Hospital
J. H. Dunn
Pirie South
Charles McDonald
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Garland
Fyer
2 Youl
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C. J. Coventry
Behing
Associated Press
Ondun
Russia
Japan
Saanewneons
Immudie
Bomidées
Iter
Oine
Dam
Wnt
Vapan
Thaya Guery Sponitent
Tokio
Moscow
Busske
Wissuiti Troups
Unoakuton
Silevty
Minehukue
Navy
Harold Smith
Main Run Solomontown
Siberia
Pearson
Lally Telegraph
Uhangkifenk
Entel
Manchiitan
Possiet Bay
RUGIA
Stalin
Mead of Soviet
Hearne
Emery
Det J
Elinger
Witne
Drake Stanley
Owen Emery
Hicensee
Cimtzal Hotel
Ballons
Hunt Club
Boots
Howe
Sal
Bar
Swansea
Glamorganshine
Dee
Fingleton
H Davi
Datel Oi Sundries
Renmark Community
LOGAL
New Zealand
Allin Mart
Miele
Carnbrae
Manchester
GALE
Rowe Sladx Golf Books
Snes
Adelaide
Tulloweing
Uleeing
Orpanieinz
Trades Hall
Rnlstih
Labor
Womden
Strualy
Wits
S.W
U.S
Bemberg
Jaildren
Wintef
Skein
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