Marshall Molotov Talks Fail to Yield Results
London Sunday report says an after lunch fireside talk between George Marshall and M. Molotov, U S and Soviet foreign ministers, produced no results. Molotov refused to discuss Marshall's proposed topics, raising fears the foreign ministers conference could collapse tomorrow.
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London
George Marshall
M. Molotov
United States
The
Sunday Express
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Arabs Raid Ramleh Depot Seize Armaments In Palestine
Arabs raided an Aral depot near Ramleh and recovered 400 rifles three Bren guns six Sten guns and 8900 rounds of ammunition. By sunset yesterday 14 Arabs and three Jews were dead totaling 235 fatalities in days of unrest. A 36 hour curfew was set in Haifa’s Jewish area after bombings and a Jewish attack on a Jaffa coffee house left six Arabs dead and 40 injured. Fires damaged shops and losses reached about £125000.
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London
Ramleh
Lydda
Haifa
Jaffa
Soviet Protest Over Arrests in France
Paris broadcasts reveal the Soviet Embassy in Paris sent a note to the French Government protesting arrests of Russian citizens on Friday. The Foreign Office said the detentions were part of France’s policy to remove foreign individuals deemed dangerous to security and involved in subversive activity.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Father Christmas at Tennyson delights local children
Hundreds of children watched Babee Christmas arrive in a horse drawn sleigh at Tennyson Playgrand for a Christ Was carnival. Australia praised for stable government in speech by MP Davis. Mayor and civic guests opened the event with seasonal greetings as sports and stalls kept youngsters busy. Ice cream went to Pirie Hospital and stalls sold out quickly.
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Babee
Tennyson Playgrand
Australia
Quahy
Davis
M. M. B. Middleton
E. H
Messrs. Russell
Wither Pirie
Pirie Hospital
Mesdames J. Vaxton
Contgener
N. Waters
Marylyn Davis
Doreen Burgess
Mesdames
R. Edwards Tcomgener
E. Sampson
H. Burgess
British Attitude on Japan Treaty
London reports Britain's reply to Russian and Chinese notes on a Japanese peace treaty process. Britain rejects a January ministers meeting in Nanking, proposes a general security conference for all powers who helped defeat Japan, opposes veto power, and urges two thirds majority decisions.
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London
Ritain
Roussia
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Nanking
Britain
Japan
King George Receives Hundreds Of Birthday Messages
King George today marked his fifty second birthday at Windsor's Royal Lodge with hundreds of congratulatory messages. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, after two hours at Buckingham Palace following their honeymoon, joined the King, Queen, and Princess Margaret at Windsor.
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London
George
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Margaret
Alleged Radio Thieves May Be Tried At Darwin
Two men charged with larceny of 4205 pounds worth radio goods may face trial in Darwin. A Northern Territory detective sergeant arrived in Melbourne by air regarding possible extradition to Darwin for the case.
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Darwin
Melbourne
Mallaig
Northern Territory Police
Air Tonight
Dar Avin
Wriab
Messiah in Pirie Captivates Large Congregations
The Handel oratorio The Messiah was heard in Pirie with Congregational and Baptist combined under Mr. Lionel Cau, featuring about 75 performers and 30 vocalists. Mrs. Norman Trevor of Adelaide delivered standout numbers, while Miss Yeonie Brady and soloists Edwards Willson Moses Melverney and White contributed solidly. a town-wide Christmas program is hinted. A card display at Presbyterian Church accompanied the event.
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Handel
Pirie
Cena
Baptist
Lionel Cau
Sinta
Wallelyjah
Norman Trevor
Adelaide
Redeemer
Yeonie Brady
Catt
Licey
Noel Slater
Mosse, Edwards
A. Willson
P F. Whitworth
Messrs. Edwards and
Willson
Moses A. Melverney
Nandy White
Mesdames E. L. Mitchell
R Young
A Cardllervice
Presbyterian Church
INDIA FACING CONTINUOUS CLASHES ACROSS CITIES
Daily unrest spreads from Bangalore to Calcutta with deaths and injuries as curfews fail to quell violence. A Defense Ministry communique reports 76 raiders killed and 30 wounded in an encounter with Indian forces near Uri on the Jhelum River.
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London
Bangalore
Calcutta
New Delhi
Defence Ministry
Kashmir
Uri
Jhelum
U K Control Plan For Marketing Of Produce
London reports a Sunday plan to reform marketing of farming output to cut costs and raise efficiency. The review proposes independent commodity commissions to acquire outputs at guaranteed prices and dispose of them for consumer benefit, with separate commissions for key farm products and possible wholesale and retail operations by the commissions.
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London
Britain
Two More Paralysis Cases Reported
ADELAIDE Sunday two more cases of infantile paralysis admitted to Northfield Infectious Diseases Hospital and one suspected case, all nine year old children. Premier T Playford said he would confer with education authorities and had earlier stated that immediate school closure was not contemplated.
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Adelaide
Northfield Infectious Diseases Hospital
T. Playford
Sister Kenny Flies To New Zealand
Sister Kenny, famed for combating infantile paralysis, flew from Sydney to New Zealand at the government invitation to help stem the outbreak. She offered to have experts from Minneapolis flown over if needed.
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Sydney
Kenny
New Zealand
Minneapolis
Motor Cyclists Collide Injuring One In Pirie West
Mr George R Stephens of Hundred of Pirie suffered head and body abrasions when his motorcycle collided with another machine ridden by Mr Trevor Byers of Broadway road Howetown at the intersection of Fourth street and Goode road Pirie West early last night. An ambulance took Stephens to Pirie Hospital. The other rider escaped uninjured.
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George R. Stephens
Hundred of
Pire
Trevor Byers
Broadway Road
Howetown
Fourth _ street
Goode Road
Pirie West
Stephens
Pirie Hospital
Air pageant draws near forty thousand in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Sunday about 38 000 to 40 000 spectators attended a Royal Australian Air Force air show at Fishermen's Bend. The event featured nearly 50 aircraft types including fighters bombers and training planes. Proceeds benefit the Victorian Institute for the Blind.
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Melbourne
Royal Australian Air Force
Fishermen's Bend
Victorian Institute For Fie Blind
Louis weighs next foe as final bout eyed
Boxing fans in New York debate the heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans his last fight aiming for maximum earnings. Louis favors a tougher matchup with Gus Lesnevich over Jersey Joe Walcott, while Walcott counters by noting he could be the opponent Louis wants for the rematch.
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New York
Pentinio Joe Louis
Louis
Gus Lesnevich
Joe Walcott
Lorry Uturned After Truck Collision at Barrier Wharf
A lorry driven by Clarence A. Bairstow and with passenger M. Dodd overturned onto its side at Barrier Wharf after being struck by a shunting truck while crossing rail lines. Both occupants escaped through a cabin door as other Bairstow vehicles arrived and righted the lorry within minutes.
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Pike
Barrier Wharf
Clarence A. Bairstow
Palmer Street
Dirie West
M. Dodd
Pirie West
Havig
Bairstow
Dodd
Mr. Bairstow
Uesvete
Draw In Melbourne Boxing Rey Preasure and Archie Rem
In Melbourne Stadium last night in Sydney on Sunday the bout between Rey Preasure and Archie Rem finished in a draw. At Newcastle Stadium the boxing host saw Rineheval defeat Al Veterson on points. In wrestling at Leichhardt Stadium Costello was disqualified after Lume Muir and AL Cas tello each earned a fall.
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Melbourne
Rey Preasure
Archie Rem
Melbourne Stadium
Sydney
Rineheval
al Veterson
Newcastle Stadium
Wight
Lume Muir
AL ‘Castello
Leichhardt Stadium
Costello
Daily Weather Summary and Temperatures
Evening forecast notes isolated thunderstorms in the northeast with fine warm conditions elsewhere. Temperatures yesterday ranged Adelaide 29.2 Melbourne 64 Sydney 75 Perth 16 Brisbane 79 Hobart 68. Rainfall Saturday was 7 points. Ocean conditions show light seas with southeast winds veering southwest later.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Skilled Workers Sought for Whyalla Labor Shortage
Government sources reveal Minister Calwell instructing immigration reps in London to recruit skilled tradesmen from Belfast and Glasgow to fill Whyalla shipyard shortages. Salvation Army to bring men to the gulf port. housing talks with Grey district authorities planned during Calwell’s Whyalla visit.
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HM Proprietary Company
Whyalla
A. Ay Cabwell
Australia House
London
Belfast
Glasgow
Salvation Army
Anen
Gulf Port
E. Hi. D. Russell
Grey
Calwell
Pirie
Russell
Indians (188) Have Backs To Wait In Sydney
Sydney report of a cricket Test where India were bowled out for 188 as rain interrupted play. Phadkar added 51 in a seventh wicket stand of 70 with Kishenchand. Australia led by Brown and Bradman bowled well on a slow pitch. First innings scores show Mankad 5 and Nayudy 6 for India while Australia reached 28 with Brown and Morris contributing.
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Sydney
Phadkar
Kishenehand
Australia
Brown
Mankad
Anala
B. Lindwall
C. T. Sarwate
B Johnston
Gul Mahomed
O. Brown
Miller
S. Hazare
B. Miller
L. Armarnash
B. Johnson
G. Kishenchand
H.R. Adhikari
Ban Johnston
D. G. Madkar
Whine
B. McCool
Nayudy
Ahir Elahi
C. Miller
K. McCool
R. K. Trani
R. Lindwall
W. Johnston
K. Miller
J. Johnston
C. McCool
C. McCool Hn
W. A. Brown
A. Morris
G. Bradman
V. Mankad
L. Aimar
Nath
G. Phadkar
Sticky Wicket Threat Prompts Rainy Day Change
Rain continues to affect play with Australia likely to bat on a wet sticky wicket tomorrow.
Air Forge Association Building Fund Growing
Mr C A Furmark secretary of Pirie branch of Air Force Association reports the building fund is growing steadily. The branch plans to inspect its own home when possible and invites former airmen to offer moral and practical support. Total to date 2400.18. a
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C. A. Furmark
Pirie
Air Force Association
Petrol ration cuts eyed with city country exemptions
M H R proposes to exempt outsiders outside a 15 mile radius from the capital from a 10 per cent petrol cut and impose a further 2 per cent reduction on metropolitan drivers. He warns a 10 per cent extra cut would burden country folk reliant on fuel, urging more use of public transport. He cites city driving at lunchtime and business people commuting alone.
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Mr. Jr
H. D. Russell
H.R
J.B. Chifley
Sen. B. Courtice
Russell
Fierce Battle in Manchuria Faces Major City Line
Shanghai reported heavy fighting in western Manchuria as 30,000 Communists under Gen. Li Po Chang attacked a small town aiming to reach Chinchow, a key railway city 60 miles west of Malden. Government reinforcements were moving to Laiyang and Shantang as the attack intensified.
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Shanghai
Manchuria
Li Po Chang
Chinchow
Malden
Laiyang
Shantang
Pickworth Triumphs in New South Wales Golf Match
Ossie Pickworth of Victoria captured the Min event at Royal Melbourne yesterday, defeating New South Wales opposition two up. The victory adds another Melbourne course triumph to Pickworth's record in a high profile golf championship.
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Melbourne
Ossie Pickworth
Victoria
Min
New South Wales
Royal
Carols By Candlelight Fund Receives Further Donations
Donations for the Carols By Candlelight Fund bring the total to £29 3s 0d, up from £27 previously acknowledged. The update notes new contributions and updated standing figures.
Rabbits Targeted in Pirie District Drive Plan
At a Pirie District Council meeting, members warn rabbit numbers are rising and discuss a unified three month drive. Letters from F Rowe and N Stark urge decisive action, with proposals including council plant use, gas producer methods, and poison distribution to ratepayers at cost. The council plans to contact the Department of Agriculture for poison supply and to enforce controls across the region.
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Pirie
F. Rowe
Wandearah
N. Stark
Stark
Tr A.V. Bain
Arnold
D. C. Ferme
Cr TF. Jones
Hannan Brothers
Fidge
Bain
Dr. Young
Ferme
Jones
Department of Agriculture
Well-known MLELR and naval officer escape drowning
Well-known MLELR Mr P C Spender K C and guest Capt H Howden naval officer Fremantle Western Australia narrowly escaped drowning in heavy surf at Palm Beach today. The women were carried out more than 0 yards from the boat. Spender struggled to a exhausted condition and sank. Howden was brought ashore unconscious by lifesavers who pulled Spender ashore and applied artificial respiration enabling him to leave the head.
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Mlelr
Palm Beach
Sydney
P. C. Spender
K.C
Warringgh
House of Representatives
H Howden
Fremantle
Western Australia
Spender
Howden
Mr. Spender
Hai
German Mother's Gratitude for Overseas Child Cap
A German mother, Emma Kraft of Hamburg, thanks for a knitted cap sent by the Schools Patriotic Fund. She explains Elka, seven, just out of 14 days in hospital, wears the cap happily. She describes a large family, six children, and hardship in Germany, asking to hear about the donor.
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Shomlelty
Gorden Sard
Johnner
Patriotic Fund
Celia
Ema Kreaft
Hamburg
Elka
Germany
Ellis
Klaus
Torrens Rowing Dominate State Senior Titles
Torrens led throughout the State senior championships on Port River and won by eight lengths over a Murray Bridge crew set to race in an Olympic test rack at Ballarat on January 3. Torrens also claimed a Junior eights title with a walkover.
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Adelaide
Torrens
Port River
Murray Bridge
Ballarat
Personal notes on Giles and Odgers depart for leave and travel
Mr Colin Giles of the Kings Cross Sydney branch of Commonwealth Bank has returned to duty after three weeks annual leave in Tasmania and Pirie. Mr W J Odgers of Pirie West will leave on Wednesday for Broken Hill where he will stay about a month.
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Colin Giles
Kings Cross
Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Giles
Solomontown
Tasmania
Pirie
W. J. Odgers
Pirie West
Broken Hill
Bishop Returns to Peterborough After Visit to Pirie Dr
The bishop returned to Peterborough on Saturday after a visit to Pirie Dr. T. Mr E H D Russell MER left for Wallaroo and Adelaide at the weekend and will return to Pirie on Wednesday. Hospital patients include Messrs J H Mackay Agnes Street Ellendale and G R Stephens Hundred of Pirie admitted to Pirie Hospital surgical ward at the weekend.
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Dr. T
Bishop
Peterborough
E. H. D. Russell
Mer
Wallaroo
Adelaide
Messrs
J. H. Mackay
Agnes Street
Ellendale
G. R. Stephens
Hundred of
Pirie Hospital
Pirie Swimming Season Opens At Federal Dock
The Ama teur Swimming and Lifesaving Club opened its competitive season at Federal Dock with seniors and two junior divisions. Senior heat winners included F. Elliott 37, A. Grocke 35, T. Onn 34, M. Sjostrom and K. Pavitch 30. Final: Sjostrom 30, Onn 34, Elliott 37.
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Federal Dock
B.hlas
G. Lowe
2. Parker
B. Carlson
F. Elliott
A. Grocke
T. Onn
M. Sjostrom
K. Pavitch
Pinal
Sjostrom
Onn
Elliott
Infants Steal Limelight At Grand Father's Clock Concert
A lively concert at Mirne Town Hall featured infant performers from Good Samaria Lonten School in a breezy Las Grandfather Clock program. The event showcased a school choir, piano duets, and a family of young dancers with a final presentation The Temple scene included a large cast portraying Mary Joseph and other figures with a pilgrim backup.
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Good Samaria
Lonten School
Powils
Mirne Town Hall
McCabe
Port Augusta
Walsh
Lave Hichop
Er BP Cottey
Civic Catholic
Carmuody
J Casey
Y) Madgan
J. Ellis
Joan Loftes
Nancy Adams
Teresa McMahon
Pauline O'Loughlin
Anne Welsh
June Murphy
Miss Johnson
Willian Sayner
Rudyard Kipling
Awa Milne
Jolt
Dana
Grace
Shirley Messenger
Temple
Mary
Joseph
Kevin Murphy
Ann
Msry Fitzgerald
Simeon Aloht Nottage
Sadie
Joseph Faleco
Eliptaz
Kevin Owens
Abbas
Harey Munn
Joathan
Emon, Crouch
Ruben
Dennis Saynet
Pirie Bowlers Triumph In Jamestown Shield Matches
Pirie achieved a triple win in O Shaughnessy Shield play at Jamestown, edging opponents by margins including 30 and 22. Scorers list Pirie junctures with multiple players over 20, while Pirie Red and Pirie Blue posted notable scores in the event, culminating in a Jamestown headlined result.
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Pirie
Jamestown
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