Export and wage notes from the June trade data and mine bonuses
South Australia exported 18 817 tons valued at 227598 in June with silver exports 24 612 oz valued at 2 227 183. The 12 months to June show higher export totals than the prior year. The Broken WMB lead bonus will rise to 20 19 0 per week, lifting the minimum mine wage, while monthly totals include 4 204 and 8 504 tonnes for various years.
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Ae Oing
Bondar
South Avetralia
Ae Hsa
Saunas
Committee to discuss Korean cease-fire line talks
Report states negotiators plan to reconvene only after a formal agreement on a cease-fire line for Korea. Insiders say resumption depends on union support and a coordinating committee’s recommendation.
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Raewong
Korea
Unclear fragmentary report from allied reassurances
A garbled OCR reads like a patchwork of names and phrases about allies, reassurance, and international matters. The text is noncoherent, with multiple incomplete terms and no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a summary.
Britain Produces Fewer Cars Decline Reported
London reports reduced car production with unclear figures and mixed data. The fragmented OCR text mentions small production counts, pricing notes, and various coded references, lacking clear details on models or dates.
Weather and tide notices from Day To Day
Local forecast notes light and variable temperatures with a high around 4 punimu. Wind shifts from northerly to westerly, increasing offshore seas and rougher conditions through Sunday. Moon phases show full moon tonight and quarter on August 24. Expect mild temperatures and freshening winds in coastal Adelaide and Hobart regions.
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Woodnoday
Adelaide
Melvonne Sbweg
Berth
Mobart
Ufernogu
Long
Lmder
Ugeling
Ast
Beptern
Minister's Comment On Migration Proposal
A minister voices concern that a migration proposal will be impracticable for single men. The remark highlights potential eligibility gaps and practical hurdles in implementing the policy.
Denial By Sen McKenna Sparks Migration Debate
Melbourne reports show Senator McKenna denying links to Communist meetings as the anti-Communist referendum looms. He rejects claims of speaking with Communist supporters and defends government limits on migrant intake amid broader immigration contention.
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Melbourne
Ny Labor Party
Tortie
Nbnvre Council
Bydney
Yeni
Bok
Wulutmiele Workers’ Federation
Healy
Oslo
Ube
Paler
Japan Eyes Regaining Islands Under Peace Treaty Draft
Tokyo reports Home Minister told an extraordinary meeting that Japan hopes to regain administrative control of Monin and Reuke nland through the San Francisco peace treaty draft due for signing next month. The remarks came as Japan seeks postwar settlement terms and regional influence.
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Lorlo
Yoshida
Thr Ct
Japan
Monin
Reukenland
San Francisco
Fifth Pointilliet Round Start Teonnrrene the fit ott hast ju pit ul
A garbled pasting notes various club lists and match references. It mentions Port Football Club and St Marks, junior association details, players like D Cunningham, C Baker, J Connelly, and a funeral at Pirie Cemetery with Port Football Club pennant draped coffin and representatives from St Marks and Port clubs. The fragmentary text traces a football season recap and a memorial event.
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Renee Redse
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L. Colman Wade
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Uideewood
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Iuetil
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McVienr Tsitbull Club
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Davies
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Women's Hockey Semi Finals at Leopard Park
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Stahl
Cam I Old Schule
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K. Quirk High School
Blue Brook
McDonald
Sturt
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S. Warner
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T. Young
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B. Stith
G. ‘Damerfield
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J. Koch
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P. Merlino
P. Granger
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J. Fraser
S. Rendun
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Sunes
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D. Nerlleh
B. Clinton
J. Mislcolm
V. Shy
Jy’ Wards
Gordon
Spillman
Cousins B. Armour
D. Warne
G. Atkinson
E. Hawke
M. Clarke
W. Vaughan
F. Carke
R. Stigwood
S. Stephens
D. Robertson
J. Cousins
Association
Jims
Whyalla Trotting Club Meeting Details
Whyalla's third trotting meeting lists horses and handlers with distances and entrants. Names include Van Cole, Van Wrinkle, Cornelia Lad, Goll, and Mount Young Handley among others, with multiple 12 furlong heats and handicap events noted.
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Whyalla
Nk Moudbeoys
Tan Worlguts
van Cole
Ano We Winn
Sisiold
Manealoc
Baller Royal Miwiff
Ting
Robert
Torader
Wonstead
Blur Minarti Monnich Hineichy
Billy O'Shea
Boliver Raval
Michi Tihs
Hanid Wrinkle
Tarudiy
Vavatewtey
Wihie Mj
Kisles
Hordivay
Tan Fulungs
van Cule
Ghunout Cum
Veeitessen
Glee van
Mostar Melbe
Cornelia
Lad
Goll
Baway
Brown Arab
Gunaight
George
Yoel Ir van Wrinkle
Geoff Hempstead Honover
Raw Deal for POWs and Burma Railway Allegations
A wartime magazine letter accuses authorities of neglecting POWs including Burma railway captives. It asserts Americans received better treatment and describes sabotage efforts that damaged the railway and equipment. The piece calls for recognized debt to servicemen and action from Australia.
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Sadih Australia
Burma
Australia
Australians Form Jeep Club In Postwar Surplus Caper
A 1948 Australia born Jeep Club grew from surplus vehicle sales with about 40 Jeeps at an RAAF station. Members kept cars in a dedicated garage with full-time staff and training pits, many owners from Sydney to Melbourne. Vehicles ranged from streamlined Jeeps to old functional models, decorated in various colors and upholstery.
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Club
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Teather
Vorimer
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McGuit
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Atv
Beach Jetty Project Requires 850 Man Hours Of Labour
Hive volunteers report 850 man hours spent on the Saturn Town Beach jetty construction begun in March. The work includes sinking piles, deck fitting, and electric drilling for bolt holes while a new jetty extends from shore to the old breakwater. Local secretary C P Cunninghame laments public apathy but appeals for more volunteers and offers alternative ways to contribute.
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Wheat Handling By Delunga Cancelled Owing Unavailability of Labor
Shipping report notes cancellation of Delunga wheat handling due to labour shortages. Moonta to resume service to Spencer Gulf, with arrivals and cargo updates from Port Adelaide, Risdon, and Port Kembla. Overseas shipments listed include lead, coke, and cement with various consignors and destinations.
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Mator
Moonta
Spencer Gulf
Serview
Thetvice
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Rom Risdon
Howard Smith. Ltd
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Port Kembla
Smmelters
Howard Smith, Ltd
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United Kingdom
Gibbs, Bright & Co
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Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
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Final Details Of Royal Tour Awaited
London reports expected final details of the royal tour of Australia. General FH Berry is arranging and will cable a draft to Cun-Lor after securing the itinerary through Hulmarad. Australian Governor-General Mr McKell is due to arrive today for discussions with the reg.
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Wanderers Face Saye,r Clash With Star Lineup
Strong Wanderers and Saye,r squads named for Sunday match at Leonard Pore. Wanderers: Sevay, Gaghard, Germinari, DeGica, Ciancampro, Poraliy, DeGious, Campo, Usa, Caputo captain. subs Cotanzari, Vent feasible, Introns, Merrett, Helland, Clarke. Bralesmirie and Vin D Pape listed as reserves with Penman also noted.
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G Caputo
Ture
Mrs Peake Wins Silver Spoon Golf Final at Kingston Park
Mrs B H Peake carded a net 77 to win the Silver Spoon final by three strokes at Kingston Park on Wednesday. Leading scores included Meas uries Peake 86 19 77 and L N Rowe 116 96 29 with other runners up in the Prroke competition and mixed grade results noted among Mesdames Coombe White Cheesman and Munn.
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Birle Golf Clubs Associates
Kingston Park
Shipping Plans And Captain Tobin To Return
Shell Company of Australia to load 2000 to 4000 tons of concentrates for the United Kingdom next month from overseas. Saint Gregory to load 3000 tons for the United Kingdom next month. Adelaide notes Capt. D. 8. Tobin, master of the rotor vessel Moonta for five years, to return to his ship on Saturday after a three month inland tour.
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Tarifa
United Kingdom
Saint Gregory
Adelaide
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