Pirie Man Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Mervysi Lindsay Perry aged 19 of Warnertown died at Pirie Hospital after a motorcycle collision. Dr Hammill attended, Perry died minutes after arrival. Passenger John Edward Kes of Solomontown survived with abrasions. Police inquiries conducted for the coroner.
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Mervysi Lindsay Perry
Warnertown
Do Hammill
Ee Pirie Hospital
Am. Percy
Gillign
John Edward Kes
Western Street
Solomontown
C. Merrett
Koh. Lamshed
Cone
D. F. Stiring
Motor Cycles Big Dollar Earners
Pirie Club celebrates its charitable success with motor cycling prizes and annual events. A. L. Williams lauds helpers who sustain the club while Borgelt praises motor cycling as a premier sport. Bolton recalls war-era service value and progress, noting riders aid peers in need during competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Williams
Onore
Ofhem
Borgelt
Motar Cycling
Tracioa
England
Treclog
Motor Cycliste
Mr. Bolton
Heatwave Death Toll in U S Reaches 120
The stifling four day heatwave grips the nation with 120 deaths reported. New York State leads with 23 fatalities while Charleston West Virginia records 108 degrees and nationwide highs continue as no relief is forecast.
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New York
New York State
Charleston
West Virginia
Protest Over Quiz Appointment Causes Tension in KS League
Sydney reports that KS.L. protested the appointment of von Skerst as a reserve in the Sixth Security Loan quiz contest. Skerst, once a Nazi propagandist in Australia, faced internment before the war. State president K. Bolton condemned the decision, saying the league views it very dimly.
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Sydney
Dmmold von Skerst
Skerst
Australia
K. Bolton
Tenlent
League
Seidel Wins 25 Mile Road Race
Seidel finished first in a 25 mile road pace by Pike Cycle Slab with R Johns and E Reid second and B Rutgers fourth. Goddard injured with hand abrasions after a crash. Whitehead withdrew with strong headwinds. The event featured several other cycle feats and a 2 mile race by Pike Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Cycle Slab
BL Seidel
R. Johns
E. Reid
B. Rutgers
R Whitehead
Jotuas
Goddard
St John
Whitehead
Darin Ha Punche
Del
Rutgere
Reynolds Wing Trek Double Triumph at Memorial Oval
Reynolds Wing Trek Double at Memorial Oval on Saturday, led by Reynolds in the First Class mile and the Combined mile. Winners included R Whitehead and G Dyer Man in close finishes, with times listed and fields of ten, twenty, and nine starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hida
Reynolds
Memorial Oval
Brstsiaeyses
Des Talls
R. Whitehead
G. Dyerman
R. Reynolds
DL. Berry
Tratile
B. Rutwiers
Goddard
Ny Jarviv
Pire Successes In Woodville Event
Ping wheelmen scored notable success in the Woodville 75 mile road race conducted by the Woodville Professional Cycling Club on Saturday. B Reichelt finished first and L Nolen Shannon second in 18 minutes and 25 seconds respectively. Neator's time was 30 minutes and 5 seconds.
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Ping
Nolen Shannon
Woodville
Sattay
Lor
B. Reichelt
Neator
Pirie Sporting Weekend Report Defeated Team Ends Port Augusta
After a brief stay in Pirie Mr Rus ee felt yesterday for iaewae He will foot 10 Canberra today At the acmost diner of Pirie Motor Tennia At Port-Port Auguste Association defeated a team representing Pirie Chut in tan Port Augusta at the week end Despite a northerly wind play Wirked the men's team showed strong effort despite conditions.
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Pirie
Rusee
Iaewae
Canberra
Pirie Motor
Tennia
Port
Port Auguste
Pirie Chut
Tan
Augusta
Don Juans Son as Heir to Spanish Throne
London reports that Gen France told Don Juan he would recognize the Spanish pretender’s eldest child Juan Carlos as Prince of Asturias if the father renounces his claims. Don Juan replied he would consult his counselors and consider the suggestion, per Madrid source.
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London
France
Don Juan
Juan Carlos
The
Asturias
Reuter
Madrid
Fight to Save Convict Life in Sydney Trial
Dr Reginald Stuart Jones revealed he would forget the past after a high profile case. Clifford Tasman Thompson and Alexander McDonald Jowett faced death sentences later commuted to 12 years for attempting to kill Dr Jones. Thompson, tubercular, released weeks ago and given a prognosis of six months, seeks treatment in America to save his life.
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Sydney
Clifford “Tasman
Cliffle
Thompson
Reginald Stuart Jones
Uthompson
Alexander McDonald Jowett
Jones
Beautiful Singing at St Andrew's Anniversary Service
The Sunday School children at St Andrew's Frestyrerian Church impressed crowds with pure two part harmony under conductor L Hendrers sixth year. Mrs Armour and others provided musical accompaniment as Peter Stratford Betsy Roberts and Betty Wilson performed solos. The day featured a junior class hymn, a reading by Beverley Richland, and a closing king all glorious finale. Rev T C Patrick and Rev A Gowass led morning and afternoon services with Shanks presiding. Public meeting and gift presentations are planned for the anniversary conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Frestyrerian Church
L. Hender
Childen
Pine
RD. Armour
Organize
Mesgey
W. Boat
T. Bell
Cornet
Mx W. Stratford
Huo
Peter Stratford
Jesus
Come
Betty Wilson
Beverley Richland
Peter Steatford
Betsy Roberts
Pean Wilson
Banty Bottall
King All-Glorious
L. Bayer- Sack
Solomontown Methodist
A Gowass
Central Baptist
Gritheen Cbr
Mal Shanks
St Andrew's
Usu
Mr. Shanks
Miners Urged to Maintain Output Ahead of Holidays
Sydney reports Mr Williams president of the Miners Federation urged miners to keep full production to prevent any interruption to Christmas holidays. He noted the federation was pleased with coal output, mentioning 271000 tons won by New South Wales miners.
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Sydney
Williams
Miners’ Federation
Willams
Fedees
New South Wales
Record Movement of Peas Sets All-Time Australian Pace
An all-time daily peas movement from Pirie to Adelaide for metropolitan and Melbourne markets reached 120 tons in five boxey-type wagons. Last week Pirie dispatches hit 500 tons via rail and road, surpassing a year’s output of about six years. In Brisbane a 12-foot dinghy with four youths capsized in Moreton Bay near St. Below Island. one occupant was found by 10 pm.
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Pirie
Adelaide
Melbourne
Brisbane
St. Belew Tland
Moreton Bay
Pam
Another Meeting at Kremlin in Western Currency Talks
London reports another meeting at the Kremlin between Western envoys and Soviet officials. Officials expect it before an anticipated announcement that technical details governing Soviet currency in Berlin will be finalized at a conference of the four military governors.
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London
Kremlin Fommaryw
Western
Berlin
Teuter
Recorder medallist triumphs by single vote in 1954 count
Eom P. Lemm captained the Propr istary side to a narrow medal victory in a 20 player tally. Lemm led with six mentions, two firsts and four thirds, edging Simpson who scored 10 points. The count featured 12 contributors and included note of former premiers and other club standouts across the season.
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Empires
Eom P. Lemm
Simpson
Lemm
D. Robig
D. Kershaw
Propristary
Ain C. Morphett
Bort
Head
Red Yesterdday
J. 5. Docking
Iwurd
Pirewice
R. J. G. Eusson
D. C. Laube
Jr. J Stigwood
J. W. Brady
Bo J. Fawcett
Nis
Johnson's first 100 marks Australia Somerset cricket clash
A large attendance watched Australia post 302 on day one as three centuries defined the innings. Hamence made 99 and Johnson contributed 113 not out with Barnes, Waite, and Hassett among the contributors. Redman bowled tightly for 3/78 as Somerset fought back.
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London
Johnson
Hamence
Australia
Somerset
Barnes
Ret
Iil
Brown
Hassett
Waite
B. Redman
Harvey
C. Luckes
St. Luckes
Coupe
BicCool
Redman
Miller
Sundries
Fwktey
Wellard
Trembett
Hazell
Bure
Coopeligt
Minor Premiers Defeated In Hydro Hockey Semi Finals
Crystal Brook and Altonville met in Pine Women's Hockey Association semi finals at Leonard Park with strong attacks from Brook and late rally by Old Scholars. Crystal Brook A grade and B grade squads won their matches while St Andrews Gordon fell to Crystal Brook in rescheduled play, setting up finals against the minor premiers.
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Crystal
Brook
Altonville
Pine Women's Hockey Association
Leonard Park
York
Sp.skadrew
Rsd
Otter
M. Winter
Afronville
Crystal Brork
A. Wail
Attonville
P Fitzgerald
P Brakenrider
J. Zubrinich
Crystal Bruck
Combe
Fuller
Evans
Whew
Stuart
J Armstrong
T. Young
Pi Moriess
K. Arm ‘Strong
Smith
J South
K. Arstrong
P. Elliott
J. Smith
B. Smith
Crystal Brook
St. Andrew's
Woole
J. Mirdock
L. Darel
P. Baldwin
Darley
J. Murdock
Gordon
Arnold
Bond
D. Urban
Ulu
PL Nelson
P. Wiitscheibe
Pirie Party
Adelaié
Russell praises Australian soldiers in Japan trip
Australian MLA Mr Russell reports from Japan that servicemen are content with conditions but protest hostile press reports. He cites letters from fiances ending engagements and praises Gen Robertson and Gen MacArthur while urging democratic rebuilding and recognition of wartime efforts. He notes Japan's food import needs and rising birth rates with a focus on postwar reconstruction led by women.
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Japan
Russell
Yinkt
Pirie
Wen
Tie Sind
Ho Robertson
MacArthur
Robertson
Homing pigeon races feature Munn and Petagne triumphs
In a season heavy with races from Keith, Hunn and Petagne win multiple events as 2H miles marks repeatedly. Pirie West and Pirie Chui clubs enter large flocks, with 413 birds, 202 birds and many notable owners named. Trophy funds and novelty prizes accompany results, while discussion notes regional industry issues and transport hurdles.
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Sturdy
Pirie and
Pirie West
Keith
Tiventy
Pirie Chui
H, Munn
Clerks' Move In Fight Against Reds in Melbourne
A Sunday protest meeting of about 900 clerks in Melbourne decided to seek support from the Australian Railways Union and Building Workers Industrial Union in the debt against Communist control of trade unions. The ARU and BWLU are described as Communist controlled. The meeting was called by the ALP group of the Victorian branch of the Federated Clerks' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australian Railways Union
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
ARU
Bw.lu
ALP
Federated Clerks’ Union
Haylen to Seek Enquiry Over Allegations Against Austrejan Troupe
Mr Haylen who led the parliamentary delegation to Japan said he would ask Minister of the Army Mr Chambers for an enquiry into the source of four recent allegations against Austrejan troupe in Japan.
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Sydney
Haylen
Mah Ry
Japan
Chambers
Army
Death of Horace Yelland Pioneer Adelaide Journalist
The death of William Horace Yelland occurred in a private Adelaide hospital on Friday night. He was 70 and longtime owner and editor of The Recorder after a career beginning in Broken Hill in 1897. Born at Moonta, he rose through Barrier Miner, The Register, The Maid, The News, and finally The Recorder Proprietary Limited in 1931, guiding the paper through fires and economic pressures. He married Ida Violet Kiel and left three daughters Mavis, Jean, Edith, and two sons Peter and Carola, with interment planned at a local cemetery in Adelaide.
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Adelaide
William Horace Yelland
the Recorder
William Baker Yelland
Eno Ws
Yelland
Moonta
Sorke Peninsula
Jay
Mounts Milles
Broken Hill
Horace
Key Techical College
Journal Sui
Ma. von Rieben
Moonta Boy
Messrs
Recorder Proprietary Limited
Recorder
Pon
Teorganismne
Pirle
Brokenail
Sturt
Pirie
Ida Violet Kiel
Walter Thomas Field
Mes Yelland
Mavis
K. N. Tones
Jean
B. McLeod
Edith
Mr. White
Vraml
Nine Pirieans in Country Golf Carnival Adelaide
Nine Pirie Golf Club members travel to Adelaide for the Country Week carnival. Adams won the recent championship at 140, with Davies as a prior runner-up. The Pirie entrants include Ralph, Hocking, Belch, Murdock, Schwartz, Turner, and others. An 18-hole Stableford at Kingston Park saw Mullyon win A grade. other scores noted. The weekend may feature the foursome championship between Ralph with Mrs Pullerton and Davies with Mrs Coombe.
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Pirie Golf Club
Adelaide
Ely
D. H.R. Adams
P. Davies
Erdup
Tnis
Adams
Davies
J. H. Ralph
W. KR
Francis
R. Pullerton
RK. Mabyon
H. N. Bkewes
B.C. Adams
HL. T. Webster
E. Peake
B Fowler
Dungey
N.C. Read
CH. Jones
P. Clemes
J. Clark
T. A. Bernhardt
AG. Motherney
TF Wells
W. L. Sebtl
M. B. Condon
E. BM. Nicholson
P. M. Bernhardt
G. S.A. Shearwin
M. Mecke
W. Thompson
G. E.thomas
B Fisher
L. N. Rowe
G. Parrar
E. Burdon
W. H. Lewne
C. Targa
F. Whitworth
A. Catchpale
Close Scorin Basketball Sparks Weekend Matches
Saturday action in the Prite Women's Basketball Association saw Spartan edge Old Scholars by one goal in Grade Al while Grade Bl saw High School beat Rover three to two. Best players included Spartan’s M Paul and B Halliday, Rover's M Velteh and C Lane led scoring for the High School, with several standout performances across grades. In boxing, Melbourne Stadium hosted a bout where Jack Dares defeated Gus Walssen 101, a Swedish challenger, on points.
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Prite Women's Basketball Association
Spartan
Old Scholars
Rover
Old Scholsty
M Paul
Grouly
Brown
W. Gray
Richards
T. Mesecke
Gi. Andrew's
B. Halliday
VY. Tee
D. May
St. Andrew's
J. Hira
B. Quinn
Korte
IM. Velteh
Bey
Cherle
V. McMahon
T- O'Brien
Bhas
M. Griffiths
C Lane
A O'Cantor
Bhlas
Lowe
H. Minnis
Melbourne Stadium
Jack Dares
Gus Walssen
Sweden
Talbert and Malloy Win U S Doubles Title in Boston
Talbert and Malloy captured the U S doubles championship in a tense final in Boston. The match featured Westating Schroeder and Parker, who won the first two sets before the champions rallied to take the last two 6 5 6 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert and
Malloy
U.S
Pupils Visit Pirie for Shorthand Education Tour
About 190 students from Brinkworth and Yorketown Arts Schools toured Pirie accompanying teachers. The visit included a civic welcome at the town hall by the mayor and a tour of Smelters, ships, and community spaces. Teachers praised the trip for expanding outlooks and practical learning about an industrial town.
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Nm.e Longbottom
Yorke Town
Pirie
Brinkworth
Middleton
Peth x
BA. Potter
Pirie Ool
J. Scotsesac
Indus
Pirle
Mr. Longbottom
Piaces
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Marriot Street
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Bry
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Seidel
R. Redmary
Salunary
Pitle
Pire
Don Juans
Franco
Doctor
Children In Anniversary Chorus
Service of Song
Kremlin
Y. N. Simpson
Sd Tu
V. Simpson
Lema D. Rohrig
Morphett
G ‘Schwartz Stigwood Brown M. Ganley
Fephands
Canada
Lewis Stephen St. Laurent
Mackenzie, King
Mr. St. Laurent
Drat
Adelalée
Bydney
Ferih
Briscape
Honadt
Wil
Haternie
Spey
B.c.of
Ba “Gallant
MR. Russell
TRAD
Wabckage
Vukolamy
Tokio
Kure
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Newcastle
Kur
Hiroshima
America
BCOF
Exhibition Bay Austrata
Wil Us- Walla
Grey
MILY
Munn
Petagne
Phuwe Society
Mumu
D. Perkins
Yey
Hy Bowley
Soo
H. Jackson
Bain
King
Frestrail
Burt
North
A. Mann
Green Bros
H. Liban
South
Ferkins
H Bowley
South Africa
Kinu
de- H. Prige
Anstratia
R Hokuibal
Waviy & Son
Patterson
F. Howard
Nottaze
F “Davis
T Manheld & Son
B. Benn
Tom Madigan
R. Fine
Pirie West Society
Mr. Haylen
MR. Horace Yelland
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Vinland
Linea
Cling Avenue
Myrtle Bank
Yellant
Cardinal
Father Adelaide
Australian Journalists’ Association
Pirieans
Woston
Walbert and
Malley
Westating Schroede
Parker
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