Pirie football team visit discussed by Pirie Association
Arrangements for Pirie Combined to visit Adelaide on Saturday were discussed at a Pirie Football Association meeting. Several players were ruled out, Barr named captain with Neilsen as Heatenist, and an appeal urged training at Memorial Oval. The meeting also covered funds, junior-raiser plans, umpire fees, and potential curtain-raiser matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
National Association
Adelaide
Pirie Football Association
J. W. Brady
H. Smale
T. Fitzgerald
BE. Marriott
Barr
G. Neilsen
Hart
Memorial Oval
Quist Wins Davis Cup Tie as Bromwich Forfeits
Adrian Quist defeated Yamagishi in four sets at Mount Royal courts to give Australia a three to two lead in the Davis Cup America zone final against Japan. John Bromwich retired at 12 1 in the final set after suffering a bruised inner thigh, while Quist and Bromwich had already won the doubles in straight sets. Hopman praised Australia’s depth and noted Bromwich’s injury risk influenced decisions going forward.
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Recorder
Montrfal
Adrian Quist
Yamagishi
Mount Royal Courts
Australia
Japan
John Bromwich
Quist
Austeatiay
Nakano
Bromwich
Yamawihi
Tom Day
Harry Hopman
Mny
Oni Bromwich
Hopman
Yamagi
Passengers Listed on Adelaide Whyalla Airmail
Airmail service lists passengers by route Adelaide to Whyalla with L C Moody of MacRobertson-Miller Airways arranging, including Mrs E P Liddle and Mr H Malycha to Whyalla and Mrs J C Mebberson with Mr T Manuel to Whyalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide-Whyalla
L. C. Moody
MacRobertson-Miller
Adelaide
Whyalla
E P. Liddle
H. Malycha
Pire
J. C. Mebberson
T. Manuel
Notable Passengers On Transcontinental Trip To Kalgoorlie
Prof C F Blakey of Perth University traveled on the transcontinental train from Pirie to Xalgoortie after visiting the eastern States. Dr BG and Mrs Johnston with their infant returned to Pirie from Adelaide. A E Green and Mrs Green bound for Kalgoorlie also passed through Pirie. Dr S E Holder of Kadina planned holidays in Perth. H S McPherson of Solomontown improving in Pirie Hospital after a relapse. A Barr and G Nielsen of the Fire Combined team set to play National Association in Adelaide. Sen J B Hayes and Mrs Hayes rode east on the trans-Australian train, enjoying a Tasmanian holiday and interest in Kalgoorlie plant. W Taylor Grew Zealand Trade Commissioner and J A Malcolm, gov’t rep for Dominion, on the Kalgoorlie–Perth leg returning east. Miss Miriam Stronghill, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Stronghill, Pirie West, discharged from hospital.
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Pirie
Xalgoortie
C. F. Blakey
Perth University
McPherson
Solomontown
Pirie Hospital
Pirie Football Association
A. Barr
G. Neilsen
Fire
National Association
Adelaide Oval
J. B. Hayes
Senate
Hayes
Tasmania
Weeneza Ata Sea
Kalgoorlie
G. F. Jenkins
BLP
Adela
Meare W. Taylor Grew Zealand
Australia
J. A Malcolm
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Perth
Kent Collapse in Australia Test Slow Start
Australias first innings sees notable wickets fall as Watt and Todd strike early. Fineteton and Bradman contribute modest scores while Woolley stars with 94. The collapse begins after steady partnerships, leaving Australia 202 for 3, then 443 all out as Todd claims key wickets and pace from White and Walker piles on pressure.
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Australia
Fineteton
Te Watt
Town
Khywee
Watl
Bradman
O ‘Todd
B. Wath
Disteoek
E Davies
B. Todd
Barnes
Todd
I Woolley
Watte
Chalk
Winnelt
Rudd
Walker
Paxe
Walt
White
R. Todd
B. Wrighy
Ward
Videntine
First wool sale opens with 30 000 bales in Adelaide market
Reports from Adelaide indicate a planned first wool sale of 30 000 bales with June prices expected. Despite war and shipping pressures, overseas demand remains healthy with forecasts of firm but slightly higher rates for certain lines. The Sydney opening sale is slated for August 29 with strong competition from New South Wales and Queensland offerings.
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Adelade
Muntay
Adelaide
Gieukerss
Hie Mtslaibe
Woulhekers
Ansonia Niu
Sint
Wales
Anon
Broken Hill
New South Wales
Aw Amore
Nto Wales
Queen Mary Sets Five Atlantic Crossing Records
London reports the Queen Mary completed a west east Atlantic crossing in 3 days 19 hours 7 minutes at an average speed of 31.69 knots. It set five records including fastest crossing each way and best day’s run of 790 miles on the east-west voyage to New York, with a time of 3 days 21 hours 48 minutes and an average speed of 30.99 knots.
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London
TRE Stane
Queen Mary
New Yor
Robbery at Melbourne Tyre Service Premises
Police report a morning burglary at a Melbourne tyre service where about £70 was stolen. Detectives tracked a suspect. most of the money was recovered and a man was arrested after a chase near the shop.
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Melbourne
Wits of Taturepaire Tyre Serview
Henstigo
Oprard
Joves
Budget And Betting Outlook For State Parliament
Premier R L Butler outlined the financial impact of the Budget Betting Commission and Transport Commission reports. He said Parliament must decide on recommendations before budgeting adjustments, with the Budget drafted after adjournment for Slow Week in September. The transport findings may affect railway revenues and overall finance.
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Adelaide
Betting Commission
Transport Commission
R. L. Butler
Ty Raving
Butler
Rettine Commission
Siow
Betting and
Transport Commissions
Alo
Thermometer readings show 63.8° max and 47° min
Yesterday's record high reached 63.8 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 am with a low of 47 degrees. Local observers note cooler morning conditions and a gradual warming trend through the day.
Ministries Elective Choice by Preferential Vote Items
Fragmentary notice outlines elective process for ministries and joint sittings. Mentions feeding appeth, a bill, hosiery and glove department positions, a table of ladies hose in various materials priced 2/11 to 4/11, with oddments in ladies gloves.
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Stott
Prospects Brighten for Settlement of Commonwealth Aircraft Strike
Melbourne reports a settlement path opening in the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation strike at Port Melbourne after Prime Minister Lyons held talks with workers and employers and consulted Judge Beeby. The court may waive reregistration rules to enable prompt conciliation and avoid formal union registration steps.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation
Port Melbourne
J. A. Lyons
Canberra
Lyons
Sydney
Judge Beeby
Tation Court
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Mr. Lyons
Arbitration Court
Gold Price Hits Three Year High on London Open
Gold rose on the London open amid investor anxiety over currency devaluation to 72 pounds per ounce, with counsel that the metal remains a hedge against monetary instability. The attack this weekend boosted demand from investors seeking safety as markets speculated on the pound and broader economic policy.
Birthplace of Sir John Monash Demolished in West Melbourne
A small bluestone cottage in West Melbourne where Sir John Monash, born in 1865 to Polish parents, spent his first eight years, is being demolished to clear space for bulk stores of steelworks wreckers today.
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Melbourne
John Monash
John Monnash
Air crash injures none as bomber sustains damage
A Mondas aircraft at Tove Aveo Anson suffered serious damage but all occupants escaped unharmed. Flight-Lieut Balmer and crew avoided injuries, though one wing was damaged and the machine required repairs.
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Melhouine
Mondas
Air Tove
Bank teller for trial over national bank theft
David Leith Bell, 28, of Hawthorn, was committed for trial by Cal lingwood Court on a charge of stealing £1710 from National Bank where he worked as a teller. Police say Bell admitted living beyond his means and that a £100 cash shortfall prompted an attempt to recoup losses.
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Melbourne
David Leith Bell
Hawthorn
Callingwood Court
National Bank
Bell
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Norman Street
Port Pirie
A. E. Green
Mrs. Green
S. E. Holder
Kadina
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Kent Collapse
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