Australia’s Post War Immigration Plan Outlined by Calwell
Federal Minister A A Calwell announced postwar migration aims with a 70 000 annual cap tied to a fully expanded economy. He described draft Britain to Australia passages, a public campaign, and potential relocation of overseas manufacturers to Australia, while noting demobilisation, orphans, and reemployment of servicemen as pressing priorities. The debate adjourned with opposition input from J Harrison.
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Sixth Division Scores Japanese Reverse in New Guinea
Australian Sixth Division reports a sharp victory in New Guinea's Inalda sector. Seventeenth Brigade drives forward from Muprikhee as Japanese losses mount and Australian ships fire on Buka Island shores. Bougainville actions include a failed river crossing by Third Division spearhead and naval bombardment along the northern coast.
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Australia
Inalda
Gainessie
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Koboibus
Bougainville
Mivo River
Royal Australin Navy
Buka Island
Navy Office
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Buka Passage
Rosy Australian Navy
Japan Almost Without Ships
Tokio dispatch reports Japan nearly bereft of serviceable ships as Allied forces press air and naval operations. Three Allied destroyers and several cruisers attacked an island 70 miles south of Tokyo, with carrier aircraft involved in the raid.
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Back From Big Conference Arrives at Nordalt Aerodrome
London reports Prime Minister arrives at Nordalt Aerodrome from Potsdam at 1025 with Foreign Secretary Bevin staying on to clarify Big Three decisions. The High Court charges allege Laval network involvement supplying weekly Allied war activity reports and aiding arms drops to Macuis along with railway and aircraft defences in France.
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France
Death of Pietro Mascagni in Rome at 83
The Italian composer Pietro Mascagni died today in Rome at age 83. He rose to prominence with Cavalleria Rusticana in 1890 and later produced several more ambitious operas. The report notes his sudden celebrity and lasting impact on opera.
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25 Regulations Lifted Restores War Time Rules
Australian war effort gains include revocation of 25 National Security Regulations. Minister J. J. Dedman announces removal of controls on advertising, clothing, liquor, electronics, and cleaning materials among others. Sub-committee may revoke 40 more orders within a month.
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King and President Meet Amid Unclear Report
A garbled report describes a meeting between a king and president with references to Lord figures and a reception in Ampyte. Weather notes forecast misty showers early, scattered fog, and east to north winds with temperate highs around the mid 60s. Regions listed include Sydney, Perthov, Melbourne, and Hobart.
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Increased August and September Wheat and Feed Allocation
Australian officials announce added state shares of wheat and feed for August and September to support pig and poultry farming. The allocation totals 530,000 bushels for the two months, funded by the importation program from the United States, and must be used within the stated period. Farmers must adjust programs accordingly as the balance year outlook remains uncertain. The plan requires careful administration by the Wheat Board and Agriculture Council.
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Pirie Chamber Discusses Housing and Industry Plans
Pirie Chamber of Commerce met to consider housing needs, urging larger dwellings and extended purchase schemes. They planned to cooperate with organisations on a local building program, investigate new industries, and seek state input via MP Mr ACW Lucen. A caravan park for postwar tourism and photo surveys of town points were proposed.
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Pirie Women Pioneers Fortnightly Social Notes Attendees
Pirie Women Pioneers hold a fortnightly social at Sutben's home with members listed. In attendance were Mrs Mashil, Willis, Kirby, Milferd, Vintier, Muthin, and other local figures. The event featured greetings and acknowledgments of duties among attendees.
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Nabhan Whaler
Local residents moved to Payatoo during service pause
Mr and Mrs A A Ellis of Pirie street Solomontown plan to leave Pirie today to reside at Payatoo. Mr Ellis recently entered the South Australian Railway service. While staying with their daughter Mrs H J Brakenridge on Goode Road, Mr A Herden of South Road Hilton fell ill and was taken to Pirie Hospital for treatment. Several others are noted as patients or discharged from Pirie Hospital including Mr C Mathews of Redhill and Mr C Weighton, with various leave and illness updates.
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Goode Road
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South Road
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Redhill
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Slreeter U Prests Limited
Pope's Hospital
Claw Knibbs
Third Street
Pirie West
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Revell Street
EB. Ryati
Lily Street
Ellendale
Red Cross Aids Pass Nursing Exam
Miss Warren announces that six Red Cross nursing students who sat the June 8 exam have all passed and will receive certificates. The graduates named are Mrs Do R Mall Miss Fox Miss Hissey Nita Jr Betty M Sherriff Trene Jounyson and Joan Willcocks.
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Nita Jr
Betty M. Sherriff
Trene Jounyson
Joan Willcocks
Whyalla Girls Visit Pirie in Local Basketball Event
The Whyalla girls team visited Pirie during a busy week for junior basketball. Read about their training, the visiting group from St Marys and notable players including Batrene Connelly and Jandy Chauaint as they prepare for regional play.
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Copper wars and wonders in wartime metal supply
Copper for war demands ran high as 300 pieces of sheet copper were riveted for the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. In five years copper supply stayed tight, with about 2,000,000 pounds diverted to battleships and 3,000,000 pounds used for the liner Queen Mary.
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Associates Golf Results Show Mixed Scores at tees
Report lists players by tee positions with scattered scores and names. Notable participants include Mrs J Hopkins and Miss M Dibdin with varied hole totals, alongside several club members such as James G Dey and M B Condon. The fragmentary text records morning action and participant names rather than a full results table.
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M. B. Condon
J. H. S. Leahey
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J. Brammer
KR Keetsehmer
W. Giles
Ya. R. Crouch
Todd and
H Rebdy
Pensioners Social Evening at St Andrew's Hall
The Pensioners Association held a social afternoon at St Andrew's Hall with about 40 members enjoying a bright programme. Colton chaired and explained the aim to provide monthly social entertainments. contributors included Miss Matthews, Mrs Swidow, Mr Bon, Mr Taylor, Mr Hutchens, and various duets and solos by other members.
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Autohais
J. Taylor
D. Hutchens
Mesdames G. Easton
Baverstock
Aum Hydy Revtanion
Dawn Kelly
Bonhain Sind
JM. Thompson
L H Kenn
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Offensive Behaviour In Pirie Lanes Charged
In Pirie streets a man was charged with offensive conduct and drunkenness after an incident along Fllen and lexander streets. Constable Beery described a struggle near Ellen Street Footpath while witnesses testified to taunting language and the accused resisting arrest.
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Airlines Bill Passed By Parliament In Recess
The Airlines Bill cleared all Senate stages and awaits Governor-General assent to become law. Both Houses adjourned for a recess until August 2.
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Vatican Press Attacked in Peace Conference Report
A Reuters Moscow dispatch notes Pravda’s sharp reply to Vatican press attacks on the Red Army. The article quotes Pravda decrying slander and defending Soviet troops, accusing Vatican supporters of fascist links and urging Vatican participation in peace talks against fascist policy.
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Things Everyone Wants to Know Weather and Coupons
A garbled page reports river high and low water highs for today and tomorrow, lighting times, sunrise and sunset, and local temperatures. It includes a moon phase note and current coupons for clothing tea sugar butter and meat with validity dates, tying weather and prices into a single era notice.
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Queen Kath Leads Pirie Red Cross Appeal 1965
In a community event for the Pirie Red Cross, Queen Kath reportedly led with £230 raised and £168 to Queen Ala, totaling £2017 10s 54d in votes and pledges. The competition noted 35,414 penny votes lodged on behalf of two candidates, with evening date details implied.
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St John Roster for Memorial Oval and Cadet Activities
Tomorrow's roster lists Pirie St John Ambulance Brigade participants at Memorial Oval with junior and senior football teams led by Pte Ho J Cately Cadets and Supt AT G Hunter plus Cpl W He Cousin W H Galliford S Ki Murphy J A Bowley. Hockey lineup includes Pus K J Fitzgerald H D Benn and cadets.
Red Cross Appeal Acknowledges Bakers Fund Drive
The Red Cross appeals for support including P O W relief and acknowledges Bakers collection efforts. The message commends volunteers and outlines how donations will aid wounded servicemen and released prisoners of war.
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Bakers
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