Ore traffic from barrier may be greatly restricted
Rail and port operations near Pirie face curtailment as New South Wales disputes disrupt ore shipments. Broken Hill ore loading to Pirie stopped. trains reduced to two per direction with strict eligibility for travel. Only essential freight and certain food and agricultural supplies will move. oil and wax supplies likewise limited.
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Barrier
Pirie
Adelaide
New South Wales
Broken Hill
G. K. Williams
G. J. Lord
Lowh Australian Gas Company
G. O'Dea
Pirke
Alleged dispute over flat ends in Pirie Local Court
In Pirie West Mrs Josepha Shepley accuses tenants of Phillips of conduct that disturbed her on Goode road. The case, heard by Mr C Gillespie, will yield a judgment next morning. Witnesses described quarrels over rent and living conditions in the two flats, with allegations of intimidation and foul language amid rent-raising tensions.
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Josepha Shepley
Goode Road
Pirie West
Pirie
R.A. Phillips
C. Gillespie
Junes
Shiepley
S.J. Warrei
Tey
Guls
Hs Utieely
Bitley
Fenuues Lawilly Kiven
Siepiey
Hank Folvacuyi
Finance for Road-Building in Pirie
Pirie council plans to seek ratepayers consent to secure a loan for road works and posts war repairs. Engineer Debelle and overseer Rutger to list works and plant costs. Highways dept supplied 17 tractors via Allied Works Council. inspection at Keswick Depot. A public meeting may accompany the loan proposal.
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Counell
Mer
G. A.W. Debelle
A. Rutger
Leveipt
Highways and Local Government Department
Allied Works Council
Keswick
J. H. S. Leahey
G. Dey
G. A. W. Debelle
Ald
C. L. Davis
Davis
Clarey Sees Hope for NSW Dispute Settlement
In Melbourne on Tuesday Mr Clarey president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions voiced cautious optimism about a forthcoming conference with Prime Minister Mr Chifley. He believed an agreement could ease the NSW industrial dispute and urged calmer party atmosphere and continued negotiations, rejecting the idea that expulsions or a secret ballot would settle the matter.
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Melbourne
Clarey
Austra Nsian Council of Trade Unions
New South Wales
J. B. Chifley
Frank Clarke
State Premier reports coal reserves for ten to twelve days
In Adelaide the Premier stated that the state has enough coal to cover ten to twelve days amid a looming shortage. He warned current stocks are insufficient to meet weekly demand without imports and emphasized a need for rapid action to avoid a wider energy crisis.
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Adelaide
Peavey
Newcusthy
Msoembly
Ais
Australia
British case opens at Nuremberg in crime against peace
Sir Hartley Shawcross opened the British case charging war criminals with the crime against peace. He argued victory alone cannot establish rule of law and warned aggression is a criminal act. He urged a careful, international process to expose wartime deeds rather than summary retribution.
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Hartley
Andy
Sir Hartley
Weather and health notes from Pirie district report
Evening forecast notes show sunrise and sunset times with temperatures and barometer readings. Followed by a brief health update from Pirie Local Board of Health stating no infectious disease cases in the fortnight and remarks by Dr. B. G. Johnston. Local temperature readings for Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart are listed.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Pirie
4000 Believed Killed in Coastal Flooding Near Karachi
Reuters reports relief workers say about 4,000 people are dead and 40,000 homeless after a tidal wave struck a 100 mile coastal belt west of Karachi on November 28. The scene remains chaotic with widespread destruction and calls for aid.
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Karachi
Party of Congress
Reuter
Ses
Athens
Viegestituees
Tourist Brochure Talk By Pirie Delegation
A town council chamber meeting with the Chamber of Commerce and Trades and Labor Council met in the mayor’s parlor this afternoon to discuss a tourist brochure for Pirie. Julie Phillipe of Cook’s Travel Service spoke as did a representative of The RevueMW. H. Threadgald noted no funds were yet tied to the project and a further meeting would be held this evening.
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Dey
Pirie
Ald. C. L. Davis
Pivic
Mixstor
Gard
RAAF
Chamber of Commerce, and Trades and Tabor Council
Tstvidas
Julie Phillipe
Cook
MW. H. Threadgald
Local council and tourism talk at Pirie booklet meeting
Adelaide visitor Mr Join Phillips addressed Pirie town council Trades and Labor Council and Chamber of Commerce on a tourist booklet showcasing Pirie attractions. Cook's Tours linked to project. MLA ME D Russell returned from Eyre Peninsula and plans to travel to Western Australia with the War Expenditure Committee. W C Gillespie presided at the police and legal courts meeting. Threadgold and Le Hy Davis named to attend a Murval/Metropolitan Councils Association gathering in Adelaide on December 12. Various council reps and hospital notices follow, including Mr A Pidge of Revel Street a patient at Pirie Hospital and Pte Lester Wim Perryman's return from New Guinea with his family noted.
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Join Phillips
Adelaide
Pine
Trades and Labor Council
Chamber of Commerce
Pirie
Cook
ME. D. Russell
Eyre Perineal
Western Australia
Pirie Town
W. H Threadgold Imayort
Ald le Hy Davis
Murvapal and Metropolitan Councils’ Association
Sein
Pise
Connell
W. Hi
Ald Cot
Davis
Food for Britain appeal gains £100 gift from BLAS
Pirie committee of BLAS Employes' Picnic and Sports Association donates £100 to the Food for Britain fund, lifting the total to £361 3/2. Australian Red Cross Society branches will run Christmas and New Year Eve dances at Pirie Town Hall to support the appeal, with funds and livestock gifts urged from all classes.
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Britain
Pirie
BLAS
Picnic and Sports Association
Australian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Returned Servicemen’s League
R. Walker
Adelaides
Recorder
Food for Britain Appeal Featured in Local Event
Local page notes a Food for Britain Appeal with entries from Prey, RHAS, and employees of Presty Limited. Names such as Mr and Mrs Madigan appear alongside the True Australian reference. Total raised to date is £361 8s, with picnic and music items noted.
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Prey
RHAS
Picnic Wit Sports Association
Pirie Music Clute Ato
Dif Madigan
Detaerment
Employes of Presty Limited
Sjahrir Open to Direct Talks with Dutch for Indonesian Settlement
BATAVIA Tuesday Sjahrir the Indonesian premier said negotiations with the Dutch are possible if the Republic is recognized. He noted concessions and treaties could be offered if the Dutch change course, while observers cite a shift from demanding international intervention.
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Batavia
Sutan Sjahrir
Republic
Sivhykr
Harry Phunvidge
Associated Press
Batuvial
Council Briefs on Caravan Park and Playground Site
Hillisiness and removal of buildings near Memoriation playground were approved. Council approved installing water supply and drainage on React id Mein roads corner, with levelling works and on site lavatories and washrooms. Plans include two brick structures, a small chime, and related facilities, with preliminary costs disclosed.
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Littie Dewry
Gotmieil
Whase
Obeke
Salled HS. Leahey
W. H. Threwdgold
Leahey
Jantey
Coun
Vals
Tayer
Voratyan
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Pursuit Highways Committee
Threadword
Jackson
Braddock Defends Against Claims In Court Proceedings
The trial involves Betty Maureen Braddock and her mother Hester Braddock denying Mrs. Tonkin’s alleged involvement in initiating proceedings. Evidence includes claimed overheard conversations about eviction and instructions given to remove the defendant from the Tonkin residence. The defendant disputed using the language attributed to her on those occasions. His Honor indicated a desire to consider the matter further.
Norwegians Eager to Migrate to Australia
Canberra reports the Migration Advisory Committee's Norway visit. An Australia Club formed there as young Norwegians show strong interest in migrating to Australia. Over 1000 inquiries emerged about migration prospects, with Norway seen as a preferred source of Nordic migrants.
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Australian Migration Advisory Committee
London
France
Norway
Australia
von Colwell
Wravion
Maytes
Hity
Utah
Australia Wins First Test in India at Madras
The Australian services team defeated South Zone by ix wickets to secure their inaugural win of the tour in Madras. South Zone were 23 all out in their sword innings while Australia chased 198 in 140 minutes, losing four wickets. Key performances included Carmody 87 not out and Cristofani 4 for 59 with the ball.
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South Zone
Air
Ingh Gopelan
Palia
Juhustune
Ashwar Ality Miller
Roper
Jinnah Elected To Indian Assembly In Bombay Constituency
Mohamed AG Jinnah, president of the India Moslem League, has been elected to the Central Assembly of India for the Moslem constituency in Bombay. The report notes mixed international interest about migration and mentions Australia as a topic of discussion.
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Indian Assembly
Humbay
Mohamed AG Jinnah
India
Mostem League
Ben Eleral
Central Assembly of India
Bombay
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