Man Sustains Severe Burns In Home Fire Rescue Effort
Martin Lind aged Pirte mmm suffered severe burns when a spirit stove and burning papers ignited near a bed at his home. Capt Richards and J. Perryman helped extinguish flames as a doctor was summoned. The blaze damaged his clothing and body, with flames spreading from a bed end and papers on a table.
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Martin Lind
Pete
Steve Burstheg
Gomes
Bimbet
Orly
Mr. Perryman
Mr. Lind
Capt. Richards
Icely
Ben
Funes
Smelting operations halted by Broken Hill decision reversed
Temporary stoppage at Broken Hill Associated Smelters was averted as Silverton Tramways Company orders service to Broken Hill mines, allowing lead concentrates to move to Pirie. Workers resume pending Industrial Commission talks. ore stocks and coal shortages affect transport and scheduling across Pirie, Silverton, and the rail network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Silverton Tramways Company
Broken ‘Hill
Jead
Pirie
New South Wales Industrial Commission
Sydney
Oanaddy
Minnie
Tieven
Heohen
New South Wales Hyluetvia Commission
Vv Uisvio
Gun
Schith
Wadius Cment
Mines position still serious at Silverton trains
The Silverton Tramways Company workers have resumed ore train work, averting an early closure. The situation remains serious and could stay precarious for some time.
Death Of Mr O Marsland
Oscar James Marsland a well known citizen who worked for Pirie Corporation about 3 years died on Friday morning after 3 heart attacks He lived Florence Street and after his first attack eight days earlier stayed with Capt W Richards Salvation Army officer in David Street He joined the Army on February 21 1908 Marsland was a bondsman and supporter Fellow bandsmen attended his funeral on Saturday and a memorial service was held at the Citadel last night conducted by Capt Richards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar James Marsland
Pirie Corporation
Marsland
Florence Street
W Richards
Salvation Army
David Street
Day to Day Weather and Cycling Note
Local forecast shows a few showers developing this evening and into the youth and southeast regions with mild day temperatures. Western winds shift south and southeast, with highs around six and lows near a hint of minimum. Cycling update mentions D Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Reichel Wins First Class Race At Mae Tere Meet
In a brisk dual at the Mae Tere event, Reichel led the Readings in first class action, edging Pearl eight to secure victory. Weibel and Murine showed strong intervals as Dorey and Hetcher placed behind, with Whitehen and Jolmsoo among top finishers. officials noted fast times across several heats.
762 Detained in London as Interrogations Rise
Sunday powerse correspondent reports in Jerusa that over the past week a total of 1088 persons have been interrogated by authorities in London and surrounding areas, reflecting a broader security sweep and ongoing investigations.
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London
Jerusa
Stuart's win keeps lead in women's A grade hockey
On Saturday Stuart defeated Astonville by two goals to stay top in women's A grade. Crystal Brook moved up to second after holding Gordon scoreless in a 2-0 win. Key players listed include Stuart Wanstiou, Luan, and Crystal Brook's Fuller and McDonald with Gordon's W. Fuller among the highlights.
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Stuart
Astonville
Crystal Brook
Gordon
Graue
S Fuller
Fuller
MO McDonald
L. Ray Gordon
Murtess
Mien
Pere
Cwalhitters
S. Reardon
J. Smith Hest
Her
de Anderson
S. Beardonigh
Scheal
Swan
Coombe
Hitchison
Hall Disqualified Cash Withheld at Sydney Stadium
Hall disqualified for a foul against Wallaby, and cash withheld from the gate money after the referee report. Newcastle Pyne Hunter stopped Lark Sanmels in the eighth at HHO, while Kid Pancho edged Vipaander on points at Melbourne Stadium.
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Sydney
Sumilay
Joe Wallaby
Charlie Ashendon
Sydney Stadium
Hall
Low
Newcastle
Pyne Hunter
Lark Sanmels Hho
Melbourne
Vipaander
Kid Pancho
Melymurnt Stadium
Empire Cross Explosion Kills 25 in Haifa Harbor
Reported explosion aboard the 3,743-ton British tanker Empire Cross during unloading at Haifa Harbor late Friday night. Initial counts indicate 25 dead with nine British officers, 12 Lascar sailors, and four Arab laborers among the missing. Thirty-five survivors are in hospital.
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Empire Cross
Haifa
TN. Wuss
Lascar
Ure
Solomontown Triumph In Fast Exhibition Clash
Solomontown defeated Proprietary by 11 points at Memorial Oval in a high tempo football exhibition. Solomontown built a strong lead with six straight goals early, then Proprietary rallied with periods of pressure but could not overcome the home side. Key performers included Veal and Schwartz for Solomontown, and V N Simpson for Proprietary, with attendance noted as the club’s largest of the season.
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Solomontown
Proprietary
Memorial Oval
Hay
Lainlor
Harris
Kershaw
Ulsettshone
Schwartz
Baverstock
Pritchard
Veal
Johns
Stigsvuld
Esant
Redlegs
Dash
Orwards
Finlay
Mantown
Seery
Owens
Cochrane
Fawcett
Salumentovwn
Pasche
Grocke
Connor
Finelay
Lawlor
Hoge
Inter Naverstock
Solomontown Star
Simpson
Bryant
Sofomontows
Fryant
Iix
Solomontons
Andor
Cunningham
Dewan
Bardia
Vew
Jviciagy
Andes
Julis
Wns
Sehwarte
Whue
Jon
Grucke
Fein
Rose
Wiladon
Selwartz
Shipy
Mitch
Soloniuntown Vrwehe i. M
Raweerti
WY Cuchane
Solouui
Pasehu Proprietary SW. Sehwaetett
Voto Vidas
Y Rasebers
I Surshaw
V. N. Simpson
Persia vows no foreign interference despite troop movements
Tehran issues a communique declaring Persia will not permit interference as Britain sends troops to Basra. The note also demands Persian officials cease social and other relations with all embassies, asserting independence and sovereignty despite regional tensions.
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London
Persia
Tehran
Basra
Persian Gulf
Foreign ‘Office
Threat to Life of President Washington
A self proclaimed executioner is being held for grand jury action on charges of threatening the life of President Truman. Details are scant, with no report yet describing the arrest and confinement of the accused.
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Washington
United States Secret Service
Truman
Paris Voting Procedure At Paris Conference
British delegates opened the Paris Conference voting debate by proposing an amendment to require a two thirds majority for substantive decisions. The move seeks a compromise between two thirds and simple majority proposals, with two recommendation types to be sent to the Council of Foreign Ministers. No decision was reached.
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Paris
Rules Committee
Big Four
Council of Foreign Miniters
New Zealand
Holland
Brazil
Trams Sabotaged in Trieste
Sabotage hits Trieste tram system as steering wheels are removed from multiple trams at the Tauiwas depot on Friday night. Seventy percent of the workforce reported for duty but could not operate the vehicles. Anonymous leaflets circulated urging municipal workers to strike.
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Tauiwas
Trieste
Veery Tran
Brauaway
Reported Huge Stock Of Cigarette Papers
Sydney Sunday report states a manufacturers spokesman refused comment on a claim that about 30 million cigarette papers were held in bond stores in Sydney. The papers allegedly remained in storage for several months and were described as a large reserve.
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Sydney
Adn Esate Sn Slo
Mothers and Babies Health activities visit Pirie
Nobles of Mothers and Babies Health Association led by Lady Bonython and Mrs S B Rudall visited Pirie meeting local committee and touring the Mary-Elie street cottage and the Missions to Seamen on Florence street. They expressed pleasure with Sister Maesmore Jenkins and plans include state leaders visiting Pirie this week and a shift toward servicemen care.
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Mothers and Babies’ Health Association
Lady Bonython
S. B. Rudall
Pirie
Mary-Elie Street
Maesmore Jenkins
Florence Street
Adelaide
Sulaley
Mi Mi B
Middietes
Preside
Tus
Ate
Branch of
National Safety Commerte
Solomontown Dominates Second Half In B Grade Victory
Solomontown edged ahead at Memorial Oval on Saturday, turning a tight first half into a dominant second with an 18 point third quarter. Final score showed Solomontown 29 Proprietary 21 as Walker and Hunt led the winners while Fisher and Wray were among best for Proprietary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Oval
Solomontown
Solumiontuws
Ist
Solomontown I
Troutkicker
J. Walker
K. Hunt
T. Scanlon
J Atwell
Fisher Proprietary
Solomontown Narrow Win Over Junior Opponent
Solomontown edged Proprietary 2 goals 2 behinds to 2 goals 5 behinds in a junior football clash at Drill Hall on Saturday. Solomontown players included A. Zubrinich and J. Davidson. Proprietary lineup featured Kotaris and W. Shrimpton.
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Solomontown
Proprietary
Drill Hall Sround Uy
A. . K Zubrinich
J. Davidson
D. McLeod
B. Egan
Kotaris
W. Shrimpton
L- Megaw
He Fisher
Th Barret
Solomontown Defeats High in School Match
In a keen Pirie Schools Association clash Solomontown edged High School by a single goal. Scorers include Cun ningham Pry Deed for Solomontown and Vale Demarco Beat for High School. other players listed: Zubrinich Paiie Smith Laube White Saris.
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Pirie Schools Association
Solomontown
Cunningham
Pry
Deed
Vale
Demarco
Hoare
Fry
Zubrinich
Paiie
Smith
Laube
White
Saris
Adams Leads Golf Championship With 80 In Second Qualifier
In the Vire Golf Club championship second qualifying round, D. H. R. Adams shot 80 to lead the round by three strokes over K. L Davies. Scores across Club and B grades show Adams 80, Davies 83, Rundell 87, Murdock 97, Belcher 97, Debelle 115, Mitchell 119, Touzel 125, with Wells in the B grade at 120 and Pike 138. The eight top qualifiers include Club Davies 172 total, Adams 175, Hopkins 183, Rundell 182, Mallyon 186, Murdock 194, Belcher 177, McLeod 199. In 1D grade, Melherney won with 208, Scott 224, Treleaven 225, London 227, Bramwer 228, Debelle 229, Mitchell 234.
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Vire
D. H. R. Adams
K. L P. Davies
S— Adams
Davies
J. Hopkins
A. G. Metuerney Tol
A J. Chesson
A. E. Treleaven
MB Condon
W. L. Scott
Araumier
G. A. W. Debelle
E. Lo Mitchell
H. Touzel
LF Wells
Vil C. Pike
Bernhardt
PM. Bernhardt
B_ Uphel
H. Nicholls
Otal
Adams
Hopkins
Rundet
Mallyon
Murdock
Belcher
McLeod
Melherney
Scott
Treteaven
London
Bramwer
Debele
Mitchell
Wells
T. Bernhardt
P.M. Bernhardt
Wo H.C Dike
R. Ophe
H Nielofls
Golf Club Championship Draw At Pirie Club
The Pirie Golf Club draws for the Club Championship and B grade events list matches: A grade include Davies McLoud Rundell Malloui Hopkins Murdock Adams versus Belcher. B grade features Melnerney Mitchell Sondony Brammer Treleaven Debelle Scuty versus Touzel.
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Pirie Golf Club Club
Davies McLoud
Rundell Malloui
Hopkins
Murdock
Adams
Perth Footballers Reach Pisa on Sydney Route
A party of 36 Perth Football Club players arrived in Pisa during a transcontinental Spin en route to Sydney. They were met by J. S. lucky, secretary of Perth Football Association, and placed in hotel accommodation for an overnight stay. The group, with wartime service in mind, planned a modest rest before continuing to Australia.
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Sydney
Perth
Pisa
Lucky
Pirié
Seurlulion
B. J. Fuguety
Moonta Returns Today Amid Tourist Flight Disarray
An odd entry notes Moonta’s return today after weeks of delays with a Spencer Gulf run. The list of passengers includes Meyers, Musekumes H.W., Baty, Carr, Hovey, Srawford, Heinrich, Sykes, Miss Johnston, Mather, Drew, Ganley, Hodis, Green, Howell, Rem, Sykes, Shard, Davey, Supple, McKenzie, Curtin, Quin, and many others.
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Spencer Gulf Run
Meyers
Id Musekumes
H.W
Thirelti Baty
A. Borker
F. Carr
BB Hovey
He Daulee
Robles
Th Srawford
Heinrich
Alg Suum
Nubertsom
H Matter
Drew
G Garr
Gal Ganley
Hodis
Wink G. McGuery
K. Kyook
J. Burdett
Green
Cote Juin
Me Medood
A Howell
E. Rem
le Sykes
Wy Sykes
B. Witch
F. Johnston
B. Mysott
T. Nurker
Mather
416 Black Market Arrests In Japan
In Kure Hiroshima Sunday Australian Provost Corps and Japanese police raided and arrested 416 alleged black market operators. Authorities seized apricots coffee mill and cocoa. Thirty three defendants face Australian provost court while the rest go before Japanese courts.
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Kure
Japan
Hiroshima
Four Arrests Made At Mussolini Grave Incident
Four persons were arrested and charged in Rome on Sunday in connection with the discovery of Mussolini's secret grave in Milan Cemetery. Reports say two suspects confessed to moving the body to a hidden location, which police have not yet located.
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Rome
Foor
Cemruval
Mussolini
Milan
Close Scoring In Pirie Women's Basketball Contests
Pirie hosted two tight 5 grace basketball matches with Spartan T defeating St. Mark's and Revera beating St. Andrew's IT. Notable players included Spartan M Hunt and A McNulty, with various best-player selections listed for each side.
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Pirie
Grace
Spartan T
St. Mark's
Revera
St. Andrew's
Spartan
M. Hunt
Brennan
M. Finlay
A. McNulty
B. Owens
Fitzgerald
Rover It
St Andrew's IE
Rover MI
ML. Lemm
M. McDonald
B. Clayton
St. Andrew's I
J. Clarke
J. Coumer
L. Jasper
Wrentratie
St. W'S
Quinp
Meadowcroft
J. Miller
Woolworths
D. Rovers
K. Harris
A. Catchpole
Rover E
High School I
Rover IB
Ellis L. Roberts
B. Morris
Rover I
G. Jones
B. Zanker
E. Wilson
Spartan I
High
Four Unusual Mishaps In Pirie Town
Four odd incidents reported in Pirie concern Mr. Coleman choking on a bone after lunch and needing hospital help before city treatment. W W Bauer suffered a severe neck wound when a wall collapsed during dismantling at Main road Solomontown. LC McBryde sustained burns handling live wires at Pirie Nest. A man in Pearce street was splashed by hot metal while a boot slipped in an accident at a forge.
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Pirie Hospital
W. C. Coleman
Ronaldstreet
Solomontown
Main Road
St Week
W.W. Bauer
Howe Street
Howetown
McBryde
York Reed Pirie Nest
Berthol
Pearce Street
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Lindwar Govard Bay
Vo Ahl Richards
Pirie Salvation Army Corps
J. Persyman
Riktarda Casalie
Silverton Tramways
Barner
York
Morruy
Reines
Mr. O Marsland
Sete
Tharkin
Seta
D. Berry
Reichel
Uniate
Pirie Lyele Grub
Meniuriat Osa
Batorday
Wwe
Pearly
Stanses
Weibel
E. Tearstanser
Acm
Murine
Phin de Tale
Helene Birds
Bairstow
Dorey Mreter
Ial
Mieke Hetcher
Walt Ae Femunth
Eid
Erin
Rade Stuart
Aftonville
Nil
Goathiniers Ko Amstrong
Thames
West
Stuarts
J. Wanstiou
Luan
P. Elliott
A\ttonville
Brakenridge
Zubeimich
Sohaus von
By Erroll McEllister
Pea
Solomontown Proprietary
Grdimal
Jullke
J. A. Rosebery
Hor
M. Ganley
Find Vies Uy
Stir Wissede
Thie Gates
Varpire M
Aid
Albert Charles Fi Aly
Hiromgh Solomon
Briffiaily
Vo N. Simson
Alylsion
Selwarty
Ikose Gwemien
Solunumtown
Selywarte
Sofumentowt Sour
Cochrae
Batain
B Withers
Country Women's Association
R. Brokenridge
Oat Central Hotel
Gies
Gwen
Claire Stephens
Pirie-Post
Mem
Y. W. K. Radford
C. Wil- Mise K. Whiteside
Vedi Utes Hd
Pirke
Stephene
FE. Barkinson
City
Sister M. Jenkins
Mothers and Babies’ S Health Centre
Herbert Marsland
Medindie Gardens
Mr. Marsland
Solomontown Forge
N.S.W
Jehline
Shell
Comets
Pinte Football Assocy
Austral Theeteg
Jueked
G. Robinson
Daw Rly
Dalsmentmorn
Austria
Vaptai
Mw Eoglioh
T Moriarty
Alao
Tain
Tt Kualy
Tucker
N. Aitken
Nousler
Norwood
Moonta
Duce
SL. Mark's
C. McBride
Murphy
P. Millerd
High School
Morris
Miranda
Minnis
Eugene
Ollene
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