Miners Leaders Back Resumption of Work on Monday
After seven weeks of strike that cost about £133,000,000 in goods and wages, miners are to return to work Monday. The central executive recommended resuming and the central council of the Miners Federation endorsed it. The CMUC met in Sydney to invite five right wing delegates, while some delegates threatened to attend uninvited.
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Sydney
Central Executive
Central Council of the Miners’ Federation
Astorn Council
Bot
CMUC
Halle i
Thirves’ Ventral Council
Benerd
Messrs
H A. Wilson
C.M.U.C
R. Hamilton
Hamilton
Aime
Minors’ Federation
GMULG
Hayilton
Central Council
Troops May Continue To Work In Open Cut Mines
Federal and State governments will seek more information from coal authorities before deciding how long troops stay in open cut mines in New South Wales. A Sydney conference of ministers asked for details from the Joint Board and NSW ministers. Government spokesmen aim to stock coal for industries and miners holidays, with withdrawal possible within a month.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Messe
Chifley
BoGire
Joint Goal Board
Ashbey
Minster
Shipping
Puel
Baddeley
Crade
Move for Release of Gaolled Leaders in Sydney
Miners advisers plan to contact legal advisers and union leaders to seek release of jailed federation officials. Feder presi den R Hamilton said the aim is to free the officials to negotiate as the miners’ claim. A legal authority said the coal strike ending does not guarantee early release.
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Sydney
Feder
R. Hamilton
Personal visit and local committee leaders in Solomon Town
My Ho Lethbridge jun returns to Adelaide after a brief Pirie stay hosted by Mr and Mrs F A Lethbridge of Solomontown Prince Street. At Solomon Town Beach Improvement Committee annual meeting the executive officers were elected with Middleton as mayor and chairman, P McBride, G Dey as vice chairmen, and R L Forgan, C Cunningham as joint secretaries. Hospital patient Mr GH Bury, president of Pine section of the Australian Workers' Union, was admitted to Pirie Hospital after an accident with a sprained leg and hopes to be discharged soon.
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My. Ho Lethbridge
Adelaide
Pirie
F. A. Lethbridge
Prince Street
Solomontown
Solomontown Beach
Messrs. Middleton
P. McBride
G. Dey
R. L. Forgan
C. P. Cunningham
GH. Bury
Pine Section
Australian Workers’ Union
Pirie Hospital
Bulia
Robert &. Gillnian
Gertrude Tenchins
Strathaird
M. M. Jenkins
Gillman
Mary-Elie Street
Gillan
Durban
Hingland
British Overseas Airways Corporation
British European Air
Nits Corporation
Telecomro
Australia
Pirie Becomes First in Railways First Aid Trials
South Australian Railways Department conducted preliminary eliminations at Islington for the annual first aid contests. Pirie led with 175.5 points, a half point ahead of Pirie. Other placings included Brinkworth 170, Tailem Bend teams 170 and 169, Peterborough 167. Maximum marks were 200. Final exam set for next month. Pirie’s team: J. P. Hannigan (leader), J. A. Culpin, B. C. Franklin, A. J. Conger, J. P. Hamilton.
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South Australian Railways Department
Islington
Pirie
Brinkworth
Tailem Bend
Peter Barough
J.P. Hannigan
J. A. Culpin
B.C. Franklin
A. J Conger
J P Hamilton
Charles Defeats Lesnevich for NB A World Heavyweight Title
New York boxing news reports Charles wins the National Boxing Association world heavyweight title by technical stoppage after seventh round when Gus Lesnevich tells the referee he cannot continue. Referee intervenes as Lesnevich concedes due to inability to continue.
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New York
Thursally Beard
National Boxing Association
Chamlun
Gus Lesnevich
Lesnevich
Fishers of Men Screened at Central Baptist Tonight
Central Baptist Church hosts a new film event titled Fishers of Men with a Sunday evening screening. If the project proves popular, a series of such films may be shown periodically. The event includes a communal singing at 6 45.
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Central Baptist Church
Retired Breaker Dowling Bids Farewell After 23 Years
George Dowling of Duffy Street Ellendale retires from Broken Hill Associated Smelters after 23 years service. He will take a month’s holiday in Western Australia with friend A Bosun Ferme. Dowling began at Wirrabara Station in 1909, captained cricket and football teams, and served as shift boss for a decade. His colleagues at Shiftworkers’ association Hill praised him, presenting a travelling rug and a carved pallet symbolising the plant. A social program followed with entertainment and lavish refreshments.
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George Dowling
Duffy Street
Ellendale
Broken Hill
Bosun
Dwight-Lloyd
Ld Warriors
Li Pike Association
Hill
HL Stacey
Stair
K. Ridley
Dowling
A. R. Piller
Me. W. Brown
Etuigne
Messrs
J. Catchpole
M Lawry
W. Murdoch
W. Stronghill
A. €. Drummond
J. Stoddard
J. Cartledge
K. Smith
Mr. Dowling
T Wei
Pirie
Ais Uulla
Messrs. Huckett
L Willson
Nitschke
J. Finch
J. Onn
Two Armies Threaten Lanchow as Rebels Rise in Central China
In Canton today, reports say four Nationalist armies trained in Taiwan were moved to the Funan front while Lin Piao’s forces push across the Lu River and fight north of Hengshan. Nationalist spokesmen claim about 240,000 peasants have revolted in Hupeh, Honan, and Anhwei amid the clashes.
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Lin Piao
Lu River
Hengshan
Taiwan
Funan Front
Central China
Hupeh
Honan
Anhwei
Anglo American Far East Policy Talks In Washington
Washington prepares for talks between Dean Cheson and Ernest Betin to coordinate United States and British policies on China and the Far East next month.
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Washington
United States
China
Far East
Dean Cheson
Wired Bates
Ernest Bétin
Ambassadorship Vacancy Possible For China Post
Washington reports that John L. Stuart, United States Ambassador to China, who arrived from China yesterday, may not return to his post or be replaced, potentially leaving the ambassadorial position vacant. The situation was learned today.
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Washington
John Leighton Stuart
United States
China
Chins
Shi
Australians relish plentiful meat as England’s costs rise
Mrs Gillman and her husband Sir Gillman, visiting Pirie from England, praise Australia’s meat supply. They contrast English rationing with Australian abundance, noting high UK flying costs and the ease of buying desired cuts in Australia. They cite meat and packing shortages, urging parcels to Britain to prioritize meat shipments and support elderly queues.
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Australi
England
Australia
Urian
Ingrid Bergman Plans Retirement and Divorce
Actress Ingrid Bergman announces retirement from stage and screen after completing Stromboli in Italy. She denies divorce rumors but now says she intends to divorce her American husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom at once.
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Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Peter Lindstrom
Adelaide student dies in crash case before court
Clarence Ivan Schubert, 20, Adelaide University research student in organic chemistry, died after a red car struck him on Victoria Drive. Jockey Thomas James Patrick Glennon, 21, faces a charge of dangerous driving causing death. hearing adjourned as evidence is presented by Beverley Bishop who witnessed the collision and recounts the drizzle and night conditions.
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St. Peters
Schubert
University Gate
Miss Bishop
Victoria Drive
Hess
Det. L
Harper
Glennon
At Home Honoring Mrs Blanchard On Church Anniversary
About 100 women gathered at St Andrew's Hall to honor Mrs J R Blanchard and mark the church's forty-fifth anniversary. Mrs R d Shanks chaired the event with Mrs Blanchard and Mrs Middleton at the head table. Mrs Blanchard spoke on "The Service of Women in the Church" as C W A Choir sang and Mrs A Wilkinson played the organ. Afternoon tea followed the program and racing selections from Racing Selections Victoria were listed in the schedule.
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St. Andrew's Church
J. R. Blanchard
Presbyterian Church of Australia
R. d. Shanks
Blanchard
Middleton Imagoress
Pirie
C.W.A. Choir
A. Wilkinson
Pirie Shipping News and Local Court Notices
River tides and shipping items report arrivals departures and cargo for Moonta Port Adelaide and Singapore with leads and diesel oil details. Local court fines for drunkenness and street offenses are noted alongside power shutoff plans in Pirie.
Pirie Council Accepts Adelaide Exhibition Proposal
At its latest meeting Pirie Town Council accepted an offer from the University of Adelaide to stage an exhibition of paintings and photographs depicting community life in England at the town hall. Approval was also given for an expert to lecture on gardening and landscape topics.
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Pirie Town
Uniersity of
Adelaide
England
Big football match looms for Proprietary Solomontown at Memorial Oval
Proprietary meets Solomontown in a 4 match weekend football clash at Memorial Oval with umpire R. E. Harland of Adelaide. Squads feature captains Simpson and Veal with players from Proprietary Wis kar Kershaw Cunningham and Solomontown notables Norton Zabrinich Halt house plus Port By Terowie Globe Oval. Women hockey and other fixtures appear on page 4 with listings for basketball soccer and lacrosse, including Wanderers and North teams.
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Proprietary
Wid Solomontown
Memorial Oval
R. E. Harland
Adelaide
Simpson
Wiskar
Kershaw
Cunningham
Hargreaves
Willis
Finlay
Finch
Schwartz
Maxwell
Smith
Green
Atkins
Davis
Davies
Moseley
Rodgers
Manuel
Jolly
Simmonds
Solomontons
Kretschmer
Veal
Lawlor
Norton
Zabrivich
Hunt
Reddan
McLeod
Fisher
Grieve
Faycett
Schapel
Walker
Johanson
Hobby
Egan
Lean
Harvey
Kent
Warne
King
Nitz
Ulseth
Corrie
Gooley
Hege
Murray
Merlino
Summerton
Brereton
Scarman
Bowering
Kotaris
Ryan
Wade
Colman
Alexander
Castle
Catagianis
O'Connor
Theologou
Saris
Norris
Rohrsheim
Thompson
Sideris
Gericke
Stostrom
Solomontown
Deed
Madigan
Thornton
Edwards
Buchanan
Demateo
Laurie
Hoare
Huddy
Veitch
Venables
Comzee
Guthberlet
Stephens
Parham
Hayball
Poseter
Stuart
Armstrong
Mor‘tess
Young
Peters
Henning
Hampton
Nayda
Elliott
Tavener
Attonville
Brakenridge
McKay
Fitzgerald
Wittscheibe
Johansen
Parker
Watts
Sandery
Hoar
Sedinary
Old Scholars
Dangerfield
Winter
Paxton
Arnold
Swanbury
Granger
Smith Wittscheibe
Koch
Nelson
Reardon
Gordon
Band
Dennis
Berry
Hardie
Cousins
Patterson Bonython
Hawke
Robertson
Atkinson
Wilson
Urban
Stigwood
Impett
Brook
Jones
McPheas
Murphy
Letheby
Ward
Hender
Brown
McDonald
Hart
Stevens
Goff
Dite
Perkins
Aholn
St. Mark’s v. R.S.L
Blendale
R.S.L
Hurst
Miranda
Johnson
Booth
Hudson Russell
Stamato
RSL
Greet
Hodge
Riley
Leverington
Wanderer
Livingstone
Taylor
Piase
Buath
Bethune
J. Saunderson
Aled Dayies
Piper
Nicholson
Saunderson
Simms
Worrall
Rowe
Theodoros
Stamaio
Wilkins
Warner
Grenfell
Huckwell
Pratt
Gouley
Franke
Hows
Savoy
Gag
Giles
K. Smith
DeGroaf
Rabbich
Congee
Rudd
Patrick
Davey
Sorensen 1
Holt
Goode
Dunbar
Brill
Vowln
Boud
Nerlich
South Pyanthin
Spence
Mitchell
Masters
Bell
Rodda
Onn
Webber
Davidson
Clayton
Pirie High to host Memorial Oval sports carnival
Keen interest centers on Pirie High School’s annual sports programme at Memorial Oval today from 10 AM to about 3:30 PM to decide representatives for the Northern Axsture carnival at Port Augusta. Pirie debuts, with Port Augusta Whyalla Quorn also competing. Max Clothier is favored to defend the senior boys’ cup as Betty Evans, Dulcie Byrne, and Shirley Dunbar contend for the junior girls’ cup amid record junior entries.
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Pirie High School
Memorial Oval
Port August
Pirie
Sture
Port Augusta
Whyalla
Quom
B. J. Flaherty
Max Clothier
Betty Evans
Dulcie Bryne
Shirley Dunbar
Weather and sunlight timings for the region
Lighting-up times for today and tomorrow with sunrise and sunset figures. Various city temperatures from yesterday and today in Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart with barometer readings. Weather outlook: scattered showers, cool to cold, winds shifting direction and seas moderate to rough. Local rainfall 19 points in 48 hours, last quarter moon next Wednesday.
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Capital City
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Whyalla Adopts 51 Day Week for Shop Employees
The Whyalla Chamber of Commerce pushes 51 day week for shop workers with a 40 hour base and half days, Saturday morning pay set at time and a quarter. In State Industrial Court Mr Morgan reserves judgment granting wage margins of £12 above living wage for both male and female workers and juveniles.
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Whyalla
Hig
Pirie Boy For Military College Bernard Free Joins Balcombe
Bernard A. Free son of Mr and Mrs S D J Pree of Solomontown leaves 62 King Street to attend Military Technical College Balcombe Victoria this week after reaching the qualifying age of fifteen.
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Bernard A. Free
S. D. J. Pree
King Street
Solomontown
Military Technical College
Balcombe
Victoria
Readers Debate Sex Education And Parental Roles
Letters exchange views on sex education, enlightenment, and parental responsibility. E G Wisdom defends morality, advocates Bible based instruction, while F K Wright is criticized for ignorance of qualified morality. A Lowe of Port Pirie urges parents to guide youth, noting ongoing divorce trends and reliance on home teaching.
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Sox
Queen Victoria
Wright
State of L.A
E. G.C. Wisdom
Congregational Manse
Recorder
Wisdom
F. K. Wright
God
A. Lowe
Port Pirle
Football Not For Sissies and a St John Fund Drive
A letter criticizes A D Johnson for calling football soft while praising a referee’s performance in a recent Port match. The writer argues football demands rough play, cites Pirie throw discipline, and urges Johnson to visit Melbourne finals. The piece also notes a St John collection today raising funds through school badges and a sale by Rostrevor Colt Brigade to support Celtic appeal and student education fees.
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A.D. Johnson
ADJ
Melbourne
Port
Cation
Windinna
Eyre Benita
St. John
Pirie
Bernard
Spaak Named President of New European Assembly
In Strasbourg a unanimous vote elected M Paul Henri Spaak of Belgium as President of the new European Assembly. Churchill and many others called for a debate on human rights protections. In Rome a floating mine near Sardinia exploded a fishing boat, killing five and washing ashore two bodies.
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Strasbourg
M. Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
European Assembly
Mr. Churchill
Britain
Rome
PARES PLEASE Troops In Japan Must Pay Fare
Gen. MacArthur announced that all occupation personnel in Japan will pay fares on Japanese trains and buses in the future. The plan aims to standardize travel costs for U.S. forces stationed in the country.
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Tokio
Gen. MacArthur
Guard Rails For Pirie School Bus Stop
Town council to install a two rail fence along The Terrace opposite Pirie Primary School extending 10 ft southward to protect children waiting to board buses.
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Pirie
Dress announcement for children's frocks and fabrics
A dress section notice highlights 36-inch Tootal fabrics by Robin Voiles in florals and spots for kiddies' occasions, plus navy and white patterns. It lists 5 yards of First Quality Cotton Zephyrs with various checks, and 29-inch Kanebo Fuji Silk available in 7/4 and 10/3 yards.
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Tootal
Kanebo Fuji
Manchester Fabrics Offerings and Prices in Twill and Flecked Weaves
Manchester values 83 ins, 90 ins English Twill Unbleached Sheets. Extra strong quality pure Sortt 1 pair. Additional stocks of White and Striped Flettes 29 inches and 36 inches. Good qualities with neat stripes. Prices from 29 to 4/114 per yard.
Soft Furnishings Offerings and Floor Coverings
Dust opened display highlights new floor coverings including linoleums hearth rugs carpet squares body carpet and hall carpets. shop invites quotes for wall to wall carpets and assists with all soft furnishing needs.
Men’s Tuffnut Shirts and All-Wool Hose Notice
Mens clothing department advertises Tuffnut work shirts double sewn and fully cut in sizes S M to X O five. Includes all wool heavy kale hair hose navy grey and heather with pricing in 4/3 per pair or set indicating quality and color options.
Stanley Planes Sheffield Tinmen and Tool Listings
Stanley Planes Sheffield and Tinmen's tools include snips and 10 inch items with straight and bent chisels leather punches long and short nose pliers axes pincers braces hammers hand and breast drills sets of laws 100 ft Rabone measuring tapes Stil son's tools and sets of 21 drill bits listed together as a catalog snippet.
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Stanley Planes
Sheffield
Rabone
Stilson
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Ederation
Charles
Aptiot
Hoopers
Port Pirie
Hong Kong
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Massy
Canton
Piriean
WK. Poves Higher
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Gai
Gillmatt
Gilliman
Huxley
Caulfield
Matthew
S.A
Full Moon
Chatsol
Prince Albion
Birdman
Accordion
Mile Ld
Saxonian
Lucky Robin
Sunhaven
St. Aubin Hep
Dumfries
Sentiment
Draftsman
Pirie Shipping News
Moonta
Fort Augusta
Port Adelaide
Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Derwentfield
Singapore
Satis
Shell Company of Australia
Morialta
Spencer Gulf
Laide
Tornus
Shell Company of Inelia, Ltd
Australind
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Elder, Smith & Co
Avismoat
Howard Smith Ltd
Morialia
Port Ade
Ribera
Eaesee
Tribers
Baltic
Florence Street
Lance Rumell
Pirie Ec
S. A. Juniper
Yesdeneellett
Colin Campbell Walker
Jlesander
Pirie Boy
Military College
Sissies
Pirie South
St, John
M. Spaak
Pares
Japan
Wireless
Showgrounds
King William ST
Prests Limited
Ladies
S.S.W
S.W
Manchester
Men’s Clothing Department
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