Playground dance broadcast aids children's charity drive
A large scale wireless concert from SAD station will be broadcast from 8 pm to midnight to raise funds for the Children's Playground. The Stell Company of Australia sponsors the program with fox trots and waltzes, aided by Fort Pirie agents Prest Ltd and Harris Scarfe Ltd.
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Australia
Stell Company
Lidy 1
Bu Post Wirce
MM. B
Middlewou
Clulucen
Tewn
Alberts
Barhances
Shell Company
Adelaide
Port Pirie
Messrs
Harris, Scarfe, Ltd
Fort Pirie
Prests Ltd
F. Parkinson
Annual Meeting Of Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd In Melbourne
Shareholders of Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd met in Melbourne to hear directors report a £282,753 depreciation, £88,207 net profit, and a decline from £48,987 to £46,690 year to year. The chairman warned wage cuts and price reductions needed to cope with the world situation, urged restraint on duties, and discussed New South Wales wages, unemployment, and plans for new industries in the state.
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Melbourns
Broken Hill Promietary Ltd
Ligula
Vamligy
Hile
Aig Australie
Drasbo
New South Wales
Wegen
Australia
Priccs
Lxea
Taunton
South Wales
acAubo
Nemoantie
By' A ‘Hill
Tom
New South Ye
Abe Oslestas
Dalence Sitacr
Solomontown versus St Marks in Pirie Association final
The 1991 Pirie Football Association premiership clash is on at Globs Oval with Solomontown and St Marks as equal premiers. A Solomontown victory would seal the season. St Marks would force a playoff if they win. Lineups include Wills Waters Power and Jameson on Solomontown, and Green Waite Grenfell Lambert on St Marks, with injuries sidelining Gumistley.
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Pirie Football Association
Globs Oval
SolomonoWn
St .Marks
Solomontown
Solomonwwn
St. Marks
St Carks
Solomontawa
Sorendy
St Marks
Ls Msi
Maleh
Baltero
Eleher
Wala
Orentelt
Seswoot
Green
Wwaite
Grenfell
Bare
Lambert
Fianto
Walsh
Mayneeth
Nedl
Philips
D. Pault
James
C. Aulidbante
E. Moouine
A. Bent
Solomontown and Proprietary vie for Grade premiership today
Solomontown minor premiers and Proprietary contest the DB Grade premiership. Proprietary lineup includes Jones toapt Mob croft Grieve Ferma Sleaghan Warner Anderson Matomy Kittel Lonion Browning Teeanery Lampson S. Wagner Bagty Samp son Garter Smith Huluhings Port Solomontown Pryct Smith Seery Surviitle Sharp Caddy Jeffrey OG Lint Johns Woods Allan Fowwcett Summers McGutire Walker Runghock Ayres Cornwell Aulersoh Warne Meant Presentations honor central umpire Mr B. Phiips. Broughton Association match Grystih Bronk vs Grysta Rook central official S. Bergin. Jamestown Georectown premiership clash at Glidstone with Mrs. Lancers in charge.
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Mrs. Lancers
Hill Cup final to be staged by Firje Motor Gyoling
The final contest in the Hill Cup competition will be staged by dh Firje Motor Gyoling. Chubyamorriw Ut will host a ‘‘Yind-yoursous-home’’ event while FOUP idea starters are anticipated.
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Dh Firje Motor Gyoling
Chubyamorriw Ut
Kingston Park Golf Match Report
The annual Kingston Park golf match will be played today with capalau's side captains leading teams. Conditions include no stymies and stroke scores counting toward the match. Play begins at 4 45 pm with Captain Meld VEE and C H Impett leading their teams.
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Capalu
Kingston Park
H. Impett
Eantainy
London political turmoil delays reform reports
United Service dispatch from London notes a lull in activities as committees work through the weekend to prepare five key reports for presentation to Moray. A lone manifesto from the Labour movement appears, while opposition sharpens its critique of the government's economy plans and voter support remains pivotal.
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United Service
London
Yhersary
Ramsay MacHonald
Lasslemouth
Luilas
Ivery
Lowning Street
Arolony
Taviaduncaly
Reddy
Moray
Swift
Lier
Macy
Confidence Returns As Britain Eyes New Financing
London reports indicate a possible 80 million pound infusion to Britain from America via convertible securities and stabilized exchange. officials in Paris discuss government finance options while New York sources hint at a 60 million pound line from American bankers, though confirmation is uncertain.
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United Service
London
Ti Io
Britain
Amurlea
Rarov
Investinablie
Paris
Finch Ainister
Rimatice
Tom New
York
Stlee
Americin
Fiendish Rebels in Riga Attack and Movements
Soviet policy casualties reported after rebels attacked near Samackind border forcing a mountain train capture. Rebels fired on the train and allegedly ran over captives. List of names and ranks follows. next, Port Pirie associates note a rescheduled golf competition on Tuesday September 1 with 2 and 4 hole formats, starting at 2 pm.
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Riga
Samackind
Joking Va
Hareingham
Mara
Jy Sutherland
J. Warren
J. G. Sweeney
J. N. Keynes
N. Gondfellow
Somerset
Juco
W. L. Leo
F. R. Boblis
Grjenic
J. G. Mal Yout
Barbour
D. A. Looks
Tay
JG. Omkounkey
Brem
Siguere Street Fighting Reaches Lisbon Streets
Heavy fighting and multiple arrests reported in Lisbon amid a day of widespread bombing and shelling. Rebels attacked presidential palace and royal vessels as Nebel firzaen aircraft bombed positions, with shells forcing retreat from the Uaeracka Waera.
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United Service
Lisbon
Truriday
Presidensial Palaow and Royal Bérvsels
Nebel Firzaen
Domberdiijent Royal Caves
Uaeracka Waera
Verdict of not guilty in Melbourne shooting case
In Melbourne on Friday a jury found Marie Sheldon and William Wallace not guilty of shooting a man in the abdomen near Seaford on May 3. The court heard the defense that the two men acted separately and there was no case against them. Sheldon was then discharged as the crowd outside mobbed and sobbing bystanders watched.
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Melbourne
Ailey
Marie Sheldob
Butchor
William Wallsce
Wurdevny
William Poly
Albert Park
Seaford
Criminal Court
Grown
Wavlang
Manheli Dale
Moday Bath Couneal
Luc Acused
Thal
Lowe
Sheldon Abilty
Wallace
Ant
Wallies
Sheldon
Kwo
Ant Shey
Hearig
Bhiyon
Iriyets
RATION IMPOSITION ELEVEN MEN GUILTY IN ADELAIDE CASE
Eleven men were found guilty at the Adelaide Patles Court on Friday of exchanging meal tickets. Prosecutor Mr Bond stated the rations were traded with hotelkeepers and busy men, with some gambling at poker. It was known hotelkeepers stored large amounts of food in their cellars.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Patles
Havin
L. Bond
Cycling event listing at Pleje Gusto Club today
Landscape and 15 mules road race staged by the Pleje Gusto Club today with participants including D Helles, Syhret, Pengilly, A Jownsell, A Brown and two Williams among others. The readable fragments indicate a local cycling meetup with multiple riders and possible team affiliations.
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D. Helles
Sory It
Syhret
Pengilly
A. Jownsell
Willams
The Tailor and Cutter on Ramsay MacDonald Coat and Hat
The piece notes a political crisis tone as Ramsay MacDonald appears in a morning coat and bowler hat during a royal visit. It jokes the attire signals inconsistency and an “emergency hat” stance, suggesting a works foreman image despite being a minister of the crown.
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United Service
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Quoits Match Set At International Grounds
Quoits will be played this afternoon at the International Quoit Grounds between the home team and Porth Divie.
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LRU
Magpies Versus Stars Set To Clash Today
Sogger and Magpies face Stars in a midweek clash with Maspice Wilhans Barry Col man Dougia Fraser Wales Mor ray Veitoh Galway and reserves Gous Williams expected to feature in a wide lineup.
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Magpies
Maspice
Willhans
Barry
Colman
Dougia
Fraser
Wales
Morray
Veitoh
Galway
Gousits
Williams
St Anthonys Tennis Team Set For Tomorrow Match
The St Anthony's girls tennis squad is scheduled to play a tomorrow match at 2 o clock with a list of players including Green, Gerblich, Burl, Kennedy, Finateri, Walsh, Lacey, Belcher, Kain, Wenzel, Zubrinish, Wood, Mrs Zubsinleh, Willson, Finn, Goldsdata, O Loushija, Manser, Walton, Warehone, Goold, Langelin, Davis, Misses Goold, Kam, Burgess, Lasey, and C Willson among others.
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St. Anthony's Tennis Giyb
Olor
Doats— Greei
Gerblich
Burl
Kennedy
Fimneri
Walsh
Lacey
Belcher
Kain
Wenzel
Zubrinish Kain
Wood
Zubsinleh
Willson
Goaker
A. Willson
Finn
Golds
Data O Loushija
Manser
Walton
Warehone
Goold
Guberniat Langelin
Davis
Tierrary
Misses Goold
Smith
Kam
Burgess
Dee Porus
Lasey
C. Willson
Mrs Wade
Dishonest Solicitor Strike From Barristers Roll
A Melbourne case before Mr Justice MacMarlan reserved a strike from the roll of barristers naming Henry Nolan of Melbourne for professional misconduct. The matter, described as a negligence action, involved accusations of converting cents for personal gain.
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Melbourny
Justice MacMarlan
Henry, Nolan
Melbourne
Dasjalip
Estimated deficit in Guianesa year 1951 34 budget speech
Sydney Priday reports a deficit of £8 305 590 for the Guianesa year 1951 34 in the budget speech delivered in Rawtnabi. The treasury head cites provisions for repayment to the Commonwealth of £1 072 2% and notes withheld interest and payments due. The Premier aims to cut expenditures by about 28 285 000, a 205 percent rise from 1929 20, and an amendment seeks to raise the family endorsement tax by nine percent.
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Sydney
Priday
Remarkable Escape From 3000 Foot Slide
An unnamed climbing party of three girls and a man fell 3000 feet on the slopes of a volcano near Auckland. One member lost balance dragging the others. The man was knocked unconscious. the girls were seriously bruised. All are recovering.
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Auckland
Tony Slope
Alhambra vaude theater features Buster Keaton and Reginald Denny
Amusement listing describes Buster Keaton and Reginald Denny in a vaudeville program at the Alhambra Theatre titled Forward Maoch with a mix of action and slapstick. Keaton appears in scenes resembling wartime front lines with "No Man's Land" gags, while Sally fillers and chorus ladies perform songs and dances. The troupe includes amusing acts, a cross-dressing chorus, and musical numbers amid a lively wartime entertainment package.
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Buster
Sally Filers
Sueves
Jie
Sally Gilets
Clit
Bawargs
Little Accident at Austral Theatre Receives Rave Review
A lively Brisllane comedy-drama titled Little Accident opened at the Austral Theatre last night. The production features a distinguished cast led by Dolly and includes Mis Paz Miss Bane and Miss Flite among others. Critics praise flawless performances and witty dialogue, with Young Joan Marsh showing great promise in her breakout role.
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Fm Entertainment
S. Brisllane
Austral Theatre
lawEheers
Dolly
Bult
Doxen
Mis One
Duglas Tazbanks
Anja Page
Summmarsile
Sally Bling
Zasu Pius
Teapired
Fairtanks
Miss Paz
Miss Bane
Miss Flite
Fairianks
Joan Marsh
Promis
Tolhlling
Thisd
River Glen settlers hit by Murray flood damage
Adelaide reporting extensive flood damage along the River Murray at Mypolonga and surrounding swamps. Banks broke sending water overtop and threatening homes, with 296,000 pounds of property at risk and many residents evacuated or seeking shelter as authorities warn of rising levels and potential further breaches. Local engineers and officials express concern and coordinate emergency measures to protect remaining houses.
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Adelaide
River Glen
Mypolonga
Racing Programme at Lohndicap Hurdle Rage Event
Complex list of races and horse names with times and odds from Raging Tattersalls Club program. Includes 260 and 398 yard hurdles, handicaps, and various entries such as About two miles, Spring, and multiple horses like Blackoor, Well, Laurelmond, King Qing, Kimberley Ty, and others.
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Miok Anal
Hurmoage
Durga Yi
Al's
Visial
Laurelmond
Wustwell
Burpemap
Golden ‘Tim
Vistalor
Handiead Watamy Arbiter Seeps Through Meet
In a cryptic OCR like record, teams and names mingle with fractions and codes. The item notes matchups and percentages for several competitors across events, with scattered place names and partial scores, suggesting a sports meet summary with many unreadable fragments.
Moor Valley Melbourne Racing Delayed By Suspension Appeal
Moonee Valley Melbourne racing card for Friday lists races with various handicaps and entrants. Steward suspension of Duncan triggers an appeal day next week before the Northern Quarterful Finning Association ruling.
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Melbourne
Rites
Torkey W. Dunésn
Forhope Imonths
Bendigo
Wppeal
Northers Qiatrfol Finning Association
Valuables and will details from London death notice
A fragmented notice reports property valued at 28708 tied to the estate of the late Francis Ritchie of Gondos who died in London on March La. A will copy leaves all gis property to the wife and sons, lodged for neghate.
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Melbourne
Pillay
Bysland
Vieurli
Grancis Ritchie
Gondos
London
Willy
Neghate
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