Plans for chemical industry and zinc recovery at Pirie
A letter from M L Baillieu, managing director of Broken Hill Associated Smelters, to Premier Playford outlines aims to extend activity at Pirie pending cheap power. Proposals include establishing a chemical industry and recovering zinc from slag dumps, potentially doubling power needs. Efforts to obtain clarifications from Baillieu and Warda were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Playford
M. L. Baillieu
Broken Hill Associated Smelters
Pirie
Middle Northwest
Patie
Judge Paine
Leigh Crock
Caulfield
Baitlieu
Bailfieu
Broken Hill
My. Bailliew
Milk For Solomontown Schoolchildren Presentation
A Solomontown school day featured a year progress display with rhythm and physical training by students. About 150 parents attended as children demonstrated work from clay modelling to drawing, needlework, and knitting, followed by in-classroom reviews and a Christmas carol by the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Perkins
New Constitution Debate Spurs Australian Politics
Fragmented OCR text discusses calls for a new constitution in Australia, highlighting public hunger for political reform, fears of industrial hold up, and the need for a federal convention to shape a modern state. Mentions arbitration court, church influence, and cricket metaphors amid debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scholefield
Pifort
Fenders
Australia
Arbitration Court
West Homing Society Social Notes at Oddfellows Hall
About 30 pigeon fanciers and supporters attended the West Homing Society annual social at Oddfellows Hall. Attendees included Messrs Lloyd Leverington Sen and Harry Munn, Leading Aircraftman Abrahams, WG Byers and others. transport delays kept several officers away. The event featured toasts, floral decorations, music, and singing, with thanks to press coverage and a nod to pigeons’ role in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhery
Pirie West Homing Society
Oddfellows’ Hall
K A. 5
Fin
Messia
Lloyd Leverington
Harry Munn
Pirie Club
Abrahams
Mayfield Homing Society
Western Australia
E .I. Martin
A.C Gray
WG Byers
Mr. Finn
Mate Association
Tom Messrs. V. Richardson
South Australian Homing Pigeon Association
H. Hocking
Bert’ Ey
Mysore Munn
Leverington
Byers
Mc Martin
Ag, McInerney
Pine
Railways
J. B. Dormer
J. Ryan
Recorder
E. McEllister
TS Madan
Abraham
Mesdames Finn
We Campbell
H. Petagna
TW. Hill
Messrs
G. Reid
J. Doyle
A. Bond
Bonn
A. Langsford
E. Hoare
George Andéraga
Weather summary from day to day forecast bulletin
Yesterday temperatures ranged from 86 to 90 degrees with warm to hot conditions expected. Winds shifted southeast to northeast in the afternoon as a moderate to warm trend continued across regions including Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart and Pirie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Pirie
Death of Mr Harold Osman at Henley Beach
Mr Harold Osman died at Henley Beach aged 58 after a holiday at Millicent and Bri with his brothers and a sudden heart failure. He ran a slit and hide business for over 30 years and held roles with Grounds Committee and Gladstone Corporation. He was a member of the bowling club and survived by three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Osman
Henley Beach
Millicent
Bri
Osman
Institute
Gladstone Corporation
Mie Ivy Somonds
Arie
Mix Egeeny
Mesary
John
Max
Vod
Jef
Mie
Jeu
Unanaat
Pacification of Java Outlook in Batavia
Sunday Spokesman reports the Indonesian Government will not oppose early British efforts to control Java. Optimism among Allied leaders in Batavia grows as Singapore conference endures, with renewed vigor planned for pacification of the Netherlands East Indies. Dutch troops will not be used to restore order but may be tied to later handover, aiding British departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Indonesia
Java
Harry Plumiridge
Associated Press
Singapore
Britsh
Netherlands East Indies
Plumridge
Botain
East Indies
Food Situation Critical Amid Allied Perimeter Siege
Military spokesman warns the food situation is critical with 400,000 civilians inside the Allied perimeter facing four weeks of rations. The line blames ongoing supply issues and poor logistics for potential starvation risks as the crisis unfolds around Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Uf Mils Lone
Australin
Antique and Crockery Competition at St Andrew’s Hall
A Presbyterian Woman's Guild staged an Antique and Crockery Competition at St Andrew's Hall. Judges were Mes James A.M. Bickers and R. Humphries. Mrs L Hender celebrated a birthday with gladioli and a cake by Mrs P Woodward. Mrs DK Stewart presided as missioner. Musicians included R Armour, L Baversek, A Wilkinson, and L Hender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Hall
Presbyterian
Mes
James A.M. Bickers
R. Humphries
L. Hender
P. Woodward
DK. Stewart
Stewart
Mesdanes R. Armour
L. Baver
Sek. A Wilkinson
Biographical Note on Frank H. Daniell in Australix
An archival fragment mentions Frank H. Daniell as a figure connected to public life in Australix, highlighting his role in overseeing or preserving a wide range of daily advertisements and acknowledging his work in charting airways and related agricultural activities. The text reflects a historical record of civic or commercial leadership with emphasis on publicity and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Daniell
Aireetue of
Vite
Targést Daley Ng Companies
Australix
Schon’ ‘Ur
Lis
Beautiful Honor Board Unveiled in Clubroom Mexanter Shedl
A maple honor board designed by Lrunk Thyerson was unveiled in the clubroom in Mexanter shedl. It lists 44 members including W. Coe, Whi WHT Dever, J. Neylon Jr., and M. Bowes, with four veterans lost in the wars and several decorated for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyerson
Club Avoreturys
Poul
GMD
Mexanter Shedl
Lowerson
Coe
Conia Bick
Potters
Mexare W. OH
Lescue
M. S. Bowes
W. J. Bowes
Yo Menden
J. Dayan
Fo Edwards
Fog
R. Feon
G. Goode
Ty. Morne
Justin
Bo Maxwell
KK. Yates
J. O'Dea
Wwiltians
J. Smidt
WB J Gaddy
J. Guxnar
Fo Tagerson
Mathews
Max Neylon
Singapore
Bert Lydeamore
Gora
BT Watson
Pwt
Burne
Kevin Hobinson
Franse
Royal Austration Air Force
Lau Melilohiy
Royal Air Force
United Front of Workers Moves to Settle Strikes
In Sydney the full executive of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions and involved unions reached a 23 hour agreement to present a united front to Broken Hill Proprietary Company. The ACTU plans to ask the Federal Government to join future consultations to map settlement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Broken Hill Proprietary
AC T.U
Speeds Expected in Government Labor and Transport Talks
Mr Catwell said he was authorized to state that Holloway of Labor and National Service expects a speedy start to industrial relations reforms in New South Wales. Ward and Transport Minister Tollaway spoke in Sydney and Melbourne urging legislation for a 40 hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XA Catwell
Holloway
New South
Ward
Tlansport
Jyuney
Mylhousie
Babi
No Developments In Coal Position In Pirie
Report notes no further changes in Pirie coal situation due to New South Wales hold up. A Friday Adelaide mail train reached Pirie, followed by a Saturday city-bound service. Council chair Threadgald Vilayer cites isolation and practical disruption, with Pirie railway workers to take a two-week forced holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
New South Wales
Adelaide
Liege
Australia
Thaishin Adalante
Hyso
Cba Thom Parke Beauty O
South Australias Gas Company
Tivalinelis
Avalas
Macedon
Wol Threadgald Vilayer
Council of Pirie Chauber
Davis Denies Comment Attributing Statement To Him
Mr. Davis of Pure Trades and Council rejects a published paragraph claiming he issued a public statement about NSW strikers and Labour authority. He notes the piece credited a prominent Australian workers official and says it misrepresented his private views and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usdery Ty
GL. Davis
Pure Trades and Council
New South Wales
Labor Authority
Himt
Australian Workers” Union
Davia
Pirte
Drikers
Boxing Night in Pirie Ends With Bleeding Eye Injury
Ginger Robison sustained a cut over the right eye after a clash with his opponent, forcing him to retire and handing the bout to his rival. Willy Roberts showed aggression as the casualty roll noted, but the referee stopped the match following the injury. The program listed three three minute rounds with Robison losing by injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Vuntes
Urentell “Street Stadion
Ginger Robison
Wi Wn
the Aniston Www Fy Sista Ak den
Willy Roberts
Gythy Wider
Te Wthickens
Keun Robinson West
Saiel
Soc
Rovers
Robinson
Gauely
W_ dute
Viric
Roberts
Robison
Roberis
Robi
Buxton Wins On T K O At Sydsy Stadium
Buxton defeats Vic Caltaux by technical knockout at Sydsy Stadium in the fifth round after Caltaux is knocked down three times in the third and twice more in the fifth. Buxton earns the decision amid a stormy, rain soaked bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydsy Stadium
Royal Marine
Alex Buxton
Vic
Caltaux
Buxton
Newcastle Stadium
Joe Grant
ASL
Micky Tallis
Miller Defeats Young In Melbourne Lightweight Bout
Miller, holder of the lightweight title, defeated Kid Young on points at Melbourne Stadium last night in a tightly contested match with little separating the two fighters. Young’s endurance was strong but Miller prevailed through the later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Kid" Young
Melbourne Stadium
Pencheff Injured When Thrown From Ring
In Sydney at Lewwichardt Stadium last night Tommy Nilan defeated George Pencheff in a wrestling match. Pencheff injured his back when he was thrown from the ring after both had secured a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lewwichardt Stadium
Tommy Nilan
George Pencheff
Mrs H Marsh elected Pirie Music Club President in 196
Mrs H Marsh is elected President of Pirie Music Club for 196. She succeeds F Whitworth who will serve as vice president Signaller PK Renton, treated at Northfield Military Hospital for tropical ailment affecting his feet, returns to Adelaide ton train after a few days with relatives in Pirie West Hospital cases include master John Pavlich 15 son of RJ Pavlich of Pirie West and local merchants Hawking and Les Richter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Marsh
Pirie
Brie Hawking
Les Richter
Warnertown
John Pavlich
RJ. Pavlich
Sixth Street
Pirie Weat
H. J. Watts
York Road
Pirie West
The Recorder Denies Official Basis for Public Statement
The Recorder says no official opinion was given and that a public statement came from without official sanction. It notes embarrassment over an assertion attributed to Mr. Wis and emphasizes the motion to assist had been rescinded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
HMAS Pirie to Visit Then Proceed to Port Adelaide
Mrs Pirie will arrive from the eastern States on December 24 and stay in port until December 31. Corvettes visit advised by Mr Hf Threadgold and Mr Symonds. The Pirie will then proceed to Wallaroo on January 1, sail to Port Adelaide January 2, with S.S. Whyalla due December 31 and visiting Augusta before Port Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Hf Threadgold
Nrauder SR. Symonds
Kan
Pirie d
Kiely
Fron Pirle
Wallaroo
Wort Adelaide
Jie
Whyalla
Aeek
Portugusta
Head of the Gulf
Port Adelaide
Food for Britain appeal grows in Pirie drive
The Food for Britain fund in Pirie nears a substantial uplift as residents donate via envelopes left in the town hall and the Recorder’s Office. Chair R A S Finn urged an early start at the West Homing Society social, with parcels and cash to be sent to Pirie Town Hall and the Recorder’s Office for immediate acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Pirie
R. A. S. Finn
Pirie Town Hall
Recorder” Office
Food for Britain Appeal Ends With Notable Donations
The Food for Britain appeal records substantial donations totaling 1213 pounds from multiple donors including Mrs Ho Francis and a group labeled 2 Mrs Ho Francis se Hat ns Mon Gary Beverly Diane Dudley Elma Deidre Clem Gwen and E d Francis each contributing 11 pounds. A summary shows 198 pounds as the current total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Francis
Hatns
Mon
Gary
Beverly
Diane
Dudley
Elma
Deidre
Clem
Gwen
E.d. Francis
A.pirie Branch
M. Holman
Murree Records 107 Degree Temperatures In State
Temperature of 107 degrees was recorded at Murree as the highest shade reading in the state. Adelaide dispatch notes the heat wave with Murree topping the day's warm chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murree
Adelaide
Moonta Tour Brings 128 Aboard Coastal Vessel
On her weekly Spencer Gulf port run the motor vessel Moonta carries 128 passengers. She departed Port Adelaide on Saturday and will reach her destination today. Passengers include Major and Mrs May along with many listed locals and officials across a wide roster of surnames and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Gulf Ports
Moonta
Port Adelaide
B. Crabb
H. Price
S Wagener
J. Whitrod
A. G. Foden
M. G. Bowden
G. W. Corby
L. Stevens
W. Obst
B. Gramp
E. Flaherty
P. J. Flaherty
W. Curnow, & Caddy
W. Warhurst
G. Jones
A. J. Tilbrook
P. Maddern
G. Duffield
D. R. Eddy
N. Handerwoo
C. ©. Jone
R.S. Wordley
B. Wuttke
A. V. Wuttke
H.W. Wiliims
Hess planned flight year before attack on Russia
Nuremberg report states Hess disclosed he plotted his flight toward Britain nearly a year before the attack on Russia and launched several attempts but was kept from crossing by weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Russia
Nuremburg
Britain
Two Nights Out a Week Enough for School Students
Pirie High School headmaster Mr RA Potter urges students to stay in school for at least three to four years citing dangers of weekly outings to dances and two or three picture shows. He warns absenteeism disrupts class progress and stresses parental restraint and daily attendance for better outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
RA. Potter
Pirie High School
Me Potter
Adelaide
Ivke
Unionists Rally in Whyalla March Attended by Mr. A. fnide
About 21 people attended a union meeting at the Trades Hall in Whyalla held after a Sunday march by around 100 unionists. The gathering, led by Mr A fnide, discussed Trades and Labor Council activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whyalla
Osiaast
A. Fnide
Trades and Labor Council
Beach crowds and traffic surge amid tram strike
Large crowds filled Adelaide beaches over the weekend as transport limits eased. Road traffic reached its highest level since the tram strike, while racing at Victoria Park drew sizable attendance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Victoria Park
Heller Wins Cycle Duel in Turbulent Race
Heller outsprints rivals by a narrow margin in a Pirie Gypsy Club cycle duel amid rough conditions. Galliford and Nuriou placed near the front, with B. London breaking an axle and riders facing punctures and slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Gypsy Club
Pach
B. Gallifard
T Nuriou
Bauer
Duis
Do Seos
Unie
Domne
Abeae
CG. Bauer
Pte
W. H. Gulliford
St. John
Hairstow
J. Holt
D. McLaushin
Y. Hairstow
Bi. Reichelt
Kuelt
T. Johnson
Esa le Ko
Pines B. Muller
B. Galliford
T. Norton
O Dauers
Olkier Ee
Relehalt
Inltis
Sacle Rae Cine Ae
Bride and Groom Missing In Sydney Wedding Postponed
In Sydney authorities search for Mrs Ethel Livesay an English cotton seiver and Mr James an official of Treasury after a wedding was to be held last week but postponed when Mrs Livesay apparently disappeared during a photo session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ethel Livesay
James
Treasury
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Eadmaster
Amt
G. W. Scholefield
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Annus! Social
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Srdory
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Mien
Vrrday
Beautiful Honor Board
Pirie Motor Cycle Club
United Front OF Workers
N.S.W
MR. Davis
Hutchinson
Fight
Hong
Toya
Vink High School
AUA
Woints
Ty Jack Harris i
Hwa Seidel
T.K.O
Newcastle
Miller
Young
Pencheff
A.S. Pirie
Dave
Food For Britain Appeal
Gulf
Potter
Gooden
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Bayley
Aliss Walker
School Council
Pnalady
Heller
London
Smart
Civeas
Hoffmans
House OF Hairdressers
Norman Street
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Rondo
Ron
Dolene
Castleray
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