Miners vote to resume amid unsettled ironworkers dispute
In Sydney mass meetings across coalfields voted to resume work tomorrow after a low turnout of 3,911 of 15,000 members. The vote favored resumption by 1,483 to 1,429 as talks continued with the Tronworkers Union and the Australian Iron and Steel interests. Officials warned of possible disruption if negotiations fail, with warnings of a pending war-style clash and potential layoffs at shipyards if unloading delays persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Emoil
Frank Jones
R. Jackson
Whyalla
Counvil
Pert
Collie Miners’ Union
Miners’ Federation
PJ Clarey
MLC
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Tronworkers’ Union
Wollongong
Austra
Vian Tron and Steel, Ltd
Unies
Parker
Whyalla Steel Unloaded Delays Shipyard Work
Unclear long text describes steel unloading at Whyalla, with urgent No 14 vessel construction on slipways. Local Waterside Workers Federation branch balked at handling, awaiting clarification before action. Mentions steel from Port Pirie and port difficulties affecting employment for shipyard workers.
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Steek Whch
Port Pirie
Whyalla
Becaue Enders
Keder Ratio
Doubtul
Argy Wey
Charification Trum
Wrong weight announced in box bout at Grenfell Street
Victorian challenger Young Jocker faced Lance Geyer for the welterweight title as weights were disputed with IWS reported for Geyer. Jocker won by fifth round technical knockout amid claims of weight misreporting and referee decision. Pirie prospects Pelici and Theodores won their bouts with Theodores earning best boy trophy.
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Jocker
Victoria
Lance Geyer
Grenfell Street
Wales
Geyer
Pirie
Johnny Pelici
Bocky” Theodores
Theodores
Trotman Suffers Concussion in Melbourne Boxing Bout
Melbourne report says fighter Tom Trotman suffered a slight concussion after last night's main bout and was admitted for observation as Roy Conybear 1.12 may have knockout impact on results.
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Melbourne
Sunda
Roy Conybear
Melbourn
Tom Trotman
Trotman
Hemoltal
Gallagher Wins by Sixth Round TKO in Sydney Stadium Bout
Alf Gallagher defeated Ray Doran in the sixth round by technical knockout at Sydney Stadium. George Sands stopped Jimmy Fraser in the fourth round at Newoutle.
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Alf Gallagher
Ray Doran
Sydney Stadium
Newoutle
George Sands
Jimmy Fraser
Pirie Yacht Club Races 1946 Set With Schedule Change
The Pirie Yacht Club announces 1946 races with changes to the program. January 3 features Lionel Lave trophy on the outside course and Easter Sunday hosts Queen of the Gulf on the outer course. Jubilee craft Penguin and Sans Souci will sail from Whyalla to Pirie for the Tape trophy on January 26. Foundation Day events involve Port Augusta participants Messrs Hurrell Messenger Bourne and Morton. Yachtists plan future cruises for enjoyment and competition.
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Pie
Lol
Silie
Lionel Lave
Yachtatien
Ray Millar
J. Millail
Whyalla
Millar
Penguin
Peter Crane
Pirie
C. S Hurrell
J. J. Messenger
W. Bourne
C. Morton
Port Augusta
Gulf Club
Warnertown Children Present Three Act Play
Warnertown School staged an entertaining end of year program with a three act play The Magic Basket nursery rhyme sketches and a three part harmony performance highlighted the event Principal parts were June Davies Gwen Joyce Ruth Cram and Bob Crus Mrs C A Chant presided A Christmas message and a dance followed with Mr K Richter as master of ceremonies
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Warnertown
HL Clarke Thaumes
June Davies
Gwen Joyce
Ruth Cram
Bob Crus
C A. Chant
Diarest
Entertainment Party
Lock
Chant
M. & Young
E .Lawson
Pine
K. Richter
Woman Pilot Killed in Sydney Flight Incident
A female pilot employed by Australia National Airways died when the aircraft she was piloting plunged into the sea near Sydney. Authorities reported the accident occurred today with only minor visible injuries among onlookers and no confirmed survivors aboard. The incident prompted an official inquiry into the aircraft’s handling and maintenance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Soday
Anne
Zux
Austra Tant National Airways
Death by own action Konoye at Tokio villa
Gen MacArthur's headquarters reported Konoye died by poisoning in his bed with a poison phial beside him after hosting a lively gathering at his villa. Ten friends and relatives attended including four prominent figures in politics. He left a vote expressing concern over errors in state affairs and his inability to withstand trial by an American court.
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Tokio
Suni
MacArthur
Ministers Gather For Atom Talks
MOSCOW. Sunday preliminary talks between ministers begin for the three power conference on nuclear energy. Mr E Bevin British Foreign Secretary says he is confident the talks will strengthen Anglo Russian ties and contribute to world peace and prosperity.
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Moscow
Miguil Helegation
Bug Three
E Bevin
Tell Furengin
Mr. E. Bevin
Fascists Attack Reporter at Mosley Rally in London
Reporters note taker was struck by Oswald Mosley supporters during a Sunday reunion dance in London. The crowd hissed and chased a journalist as Mosley spoke, following detentions under the Defence Act. A reporter described the scene and described being forced toward a door as the leader spoke.
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London
Oswald Mosley
William Joyce
Mosley
Toyer
Nunda
Musley
Soren
Dutch Policy Statement on Java Expected Soon
A cleare r positive policy statement from The Hague on Java is anticipated. Hogi Vuneridge reports that Prime Minister and President would discuss a pacification focus with leaders including Sukarno and Syalint and Di Shekarno.
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Java
Balavia
Hogi Vuneridge
Tess
Beliere
The
Hague
Whowridge
Sinai Syalint Wi
di Shekarno
Ail
Dave Tonerrow
Children’s Hospital Appeal Nets £74
The sale of badges organized by Pirie CWA and supported by Mrs VM Gill and BHAS members, with help from St John Ambulance Nursing, Adelaide Stevedoring and local firms, raised £74 for the Children’s Hospital Appeal. Many named local volunteers and officials assisted, including Mayors, committee members, and staff from BHAS and Co-op stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piriel
St. John Ambulance Nursing Division
Ah, Williams
TS Dennis
A. V. Boas
W. Ho
Threadgold
C. P. Falk
J. Hoar
L. C. Wade
BE. Burton
C.E. Holdoch
J. Vass
AE Smith H. Bishop
Joyce Kuch
Dorothea Coleman
Bhas, Co-op
Store
Prests Ltd
Not Farmers’ Co-operative Society
Gladstone Gomforts Fund Unit Raises £2052
After five years of service to the fighting forces, the group raised 2052 pounds and shifted focus to clothing. They sent 778 pairs of socks 69 Hakan lavers 89 pullovers nine ails WW quitters 1817 hanes chiefs 1186 Favewashers and other items to headquarters. At the final meeting Mrs L Harris president thanked officers and members for their support.
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Drecces Qommorts
Hakan Lavers
Hanes
L. Harris
Bhankey
The
Amit
New Homes Planned Along East West Line
Mr Russell of the Bedera party says the government plans 42 new homes along the Commonwealth Railways route, with discussions on immediate resettlement and refrigerated housing in every home to keep meat fresh. Delegates including Mr Kissell and officials from Commonwealth Railways plan a meeting in Adelaide to discuss funding and future construction.
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Ruseell
Bedera
HV Johnson
Commonwealth Railways
Kissell
Coukavi Himba
Vsery
Mtal
Julisun
Goa
Gahan Hcuminseianer
Hanneberry
Po Nolan
Rossel
Adelaide
No Holiday Without The Recorder at Adelaide Station
A note from Holid au Lo offers The Recorder at Adelaide Railway Station Book stall after train arrival at 1.20 p.m. The price matches Pirie at 14d.
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Holidau Lo
Adelaide
Personal Mi AW Gaees and Weekend Guests noted
Mi AW Gaees and Bi Laces hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Kinayur and the mayoress. Christan Welch attended a Fiidey District Council meeting. Several residents were admitted to Pure Hospital wards for operations and recoveries, with updates on their conditions and expected discharges.
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Miss Lee Lal
District Council Deliberations and Low Confidence Actions
The district council discussed public concerns and urged written inquiries into the Uriits matter. Officials noted allocations of 450 to secure agricultural equipment and a road contract extension on Nelshabs road with terms to March, while warnings were issued about offender scrutiny and potential complaints ahead of summer.
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Dearah
J Vavaidasny
AP Blesing
Retirement tribute at Crystal Brook for district engineer
A farewell at Crystal Brook North South Australia marked by speeches and decor as Mr Pope retires after more than two decades in Crystal Brook District. Attended by officials from Crystal Brook Kadina Port Augusta Ardrossan Pankeyville Bute Beaufort Halaklava Koolunga Lackey's Crossing Burra Spalding Bundaleer and Morgan Whyalla Pipeline, with Mr Campbell, Mr O Shaughnessy and Mr Mitchell among speakers praising his service since 1913.
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Ane
Norton
Ilivisio
Fueron
Cyeotal Brook
Westin
Mm Honor Ui
Hope
Mas O
Hawkia
AO HO
Enileor
Crystal Rock
Mire Kadina
Port Augusta
Ardrosoft
Pankeville
Bute
Beaufor Halaklava
Koolunga
Lackey's Crossing
Burra
Spalding
Bundaleer Reseowow
Morgan Whyalla
Tros. O'Shaughnessy
Crystal Brook Diner Council
GH. Mitchell
Crystal Brook
Adelaide
Tis
Gut
Campbell
MO Pope
Abe
Shaughinssy
O'Shaughnters
Morphell
Hanly Oreste
O'Shaughnessy
Crystal Brook School Gouinities
Pope
Mr. Stokes
Ulrs
Bine
Messrs
Mitchell
Woc
O'Callaghan
Kadina
Roc. Humbery
Wwe
Uest
Mn Mitchell
Foudina
Dunnaval
O'Chun
Campbell Anl
Kadina Maintenance
Donn
Hanker
Heavy rain follows heatwave in Pirie
Rainfall in Pirie surged after a heatwave with readings at the post office showing 82 points by 10 am and 7 points more by midday. A thunderstorm struck before 6:30 yesterday morning, flooding lower town areas within hours, as showers continued into the afternoon with a high near 81 degrees.
Whyalla Suffers Heavy Fall With Flooding Threats
Rains with thunder began at 6 this morning in Whyalla and threatened to damage weak tree roots. Water overflowed in two boats, leaving a heavy deposit of mud. The downpour was the heaviest the town has seen in months.
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Whyalla
Texas
Evatt On Way Home After London Washington Missions
Attorney-General and Minister of External Affairs Evatt nears return to Canberra after successful missions in London and Washington. Prime Minister B. Cliffey says Evatt will report to the Federal Government early next month.
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Lanberra
Evatt
America
B. Cliffey
Ue Evatt
London
Washington
Weather and Light Times Report
The notice gives lighting and sun times for this evening and tomorrow with sunrise at 4.58 and sunset at 7.20. Temperature readings show yesterday’s high at 81 with humidity 49 percent and minimums listed.
Weather and local community updates amid forecasts and council notes
The forecast calls for unsettled weather with rain in the South East and showers along coasts and high lands, while other areas remain fine. Officials note warmer day temps with variable winds, and recount a recent council gathering at Crystal Brook discussing roads, staffing, and a new store. Returned servicemen honored as 33 external and seven clerical enlistments are acknowledged. proceeding ends with Auld Lang Syne.
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Melbourne
Sying
Leith
Brisbane
Hobart
Pirie
Mensis
AL F.tale
J. L. Close
FB. O'Brien
Wotytn
HL. Casement Gyho
Munday
Witch
Wen
Supreme Sacrifichie Resi
Ale Tee Respenitess
Messrs
Uted Warner
Roy Klopper
A. Talbot
four expected it to die in Melbourne knife affray
A Sunday knife attack in Melbourne after a visit by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester left five men stabbed in a hotel brawl. Detectives were attacked as a large number of knives were confiscated. four of the victims were not expected to live.
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Melbourne
Shepparton
Soo
Gloucester
Talented Artists At Town Hall Show Finale Tonight
Local artists perform in the Revue Company's last show at town hall tomorrow night despite poor weather. The cast includes a five chorus with named members, solo dancers Frances Jean and Lucy Parkes, comedy team and a full men's chorus. Production staff list features Tom Madigan producer and Reg Williams assistant, with stage crew, wardrobe, and orchestra named.
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Fite Revue Company
Town Hall
Mary McMahon
Shiney Patrick
Dawn Anderson
Norma Pawick
Kathleen Hackett
Janet Paxton
Gwen Price
Gwer
Johnson
Pattie Hutchinson
Una Blucher
Reg Williams
Blair Schwartz
Bob Smith
Les de Voogh
Peter Brown
Maureen McDonald
Kitty Bowmans
Aileen Eddy
Betty Thomas
Lina Nelson
Joan Harrison
Edda Roberts
Joyce Holzberg
Dulcie Corrie
Noyce Appleby
Gloria Harmer
Lillian Gulc
Betty Cunningham
Lucy Murr
Gloria Evans
Norma Patrick
Frances Jean
Lucy Parkes
Jom Harrison
Slim” Anders
Les DeVoogh
Martin Conwell
Len Williams
Shirley Patrick
Tow Flinn
Trevor Bernhardt
Martin Connelly
Dean Fitzgerald
Sid Donnellan
Hedley May
Lloyd Williams
Tom Madigan
We Messrs
Arthur DeVoogh
Jack Ellis
Cim
Rey Anderson
Lew Barbieri
Kevin Jordan
Bill Reid
Wilf Stevens
Auna Jean Teostumes
J. Ellis
Carmel Munro
Kath Lee
Kath Harris
Pat Egan
T. Madigan
Malycha
Bowls Shield And Singles Results From Sevier Bowllu Club
Prower Shield Section shows Scrutton 24 over Walker 15 and Young 19 over Robiswan 12, Tucker 19 over Rundelf 14, Metherney over Brakenridge 19, Swift 33 over Bockel berg 2. Meadow Section 33 tied Dovien 33 and Young 29 over Quic 1. Beiahton Hl Boucher 16, Heggie 2 over Bollmeyer and Webster 19 over Giles 16. Handican Lines feature H Young and J Stokes 12, K Tucker 21 over J Leune 1. Tomorrow’s draw includes Meadow, Young, Gites over Boucher, plus Danies Quin and Webster.
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Associa Sevier
Bowllu Club
Prower Shield
Scrutton
Walker
JJ. Young
Robiswan
Tucker
Rundelf
Metherney
Brakenridge
Swift
Bockelberg
Section & Meadow
Dovien
Young
Quic
Beiahton Hl
Boucher
Heggie
Bollmeyer
Webster
Food for Britain appeal fundraising update Pirie
The Pirie food fund shows £577 9/2 raised with £22 4/6 from Warnertown Red Cross. Donations can be left at the hall or the Recorder fire and will be acknowledged immediately. The current fund position is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Pirie
Warnertown Red Cross
Food for Britain Appeal totals reach £577 9 2
A historical record shows ongoing Food for Britain Appeal fundraising with numerous donors and acknowledgments. Proceeds from a previous dance contributed £318 plus individual gifts ranging from 2 shillings 6p to 11 shillings. cumulative total to date is £577 9 2.
Birthday party and playground accident noted in Pirie region
A report records a boy Philip Storer aged five fracturing his arm after a fall from a bandstand at Tennyson Playground on Saturday afternoon. He was taken to Pirie Hospital and placed in the children’s ward. The piece also mentions Christina Tsanguris birthday celebrated at Revell Street Pirie West with relatives and friends.
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Tennyson
Philip Storer
W L. Storer
Varilla Street
Helens
Cadet & Naga
St Joh Ambulance Frigate
Pirie Hospital
Christina
Tsanguris
Revell Street
Pirie West
M. Jenkit
John
Mick Satis
Dom
John Polites
Con
Elizabeth
Desya Argyropoulos
Christl George Tsangarix
Lena
Mary
Peter Caragianis
Elsie Pol- Despo Theodores
Ralene Veiteh
Frarcis Herzick
Arna
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W.A
Federation
Jones
My J Healy
Waterside Workers Federation
Aieswage Rol
Ironworkers
Cargo
Jackson
Wack
Ataas
R. T. Kleeman
Broker
Hull Proprietary Company
A. Dalziel
Kiliote Schict
B Manuel
Newcastle
Galagher
T.K.O
Ceylon
Pirie Yacht Club
Konoye
Children’s Hospital Appeal
Gladstone Gomforts Fund
Federal
Russell
Vhitadgul
Threadyold Kinayur
Henivenh
Christan
Welch Tela
Fiidey
Pirie Distrit Council
Cy DO Ferme
Haw Tou
Crs
Hoo Felms
ACM
Lawrin F
M Sinuly
R. Glasson
Tery
Heb Dasnson Haspeotoe
Aihae Pini Meany
Guningest Sar Uc Me
Woods
Morgan
Pure Hospital
Duwuten
Florence Street
Cagney Bine
Main —Road
Solumuntowhy
Hee
Tijge
Td Lumth
C. Matthews
Redhill
Waterworks Official
Warewelled
Dr. Evatt
Conihe
Tray
Cade
Wm Pirie
Stokes
O'Callaghen
Mune Lay Soliet
Crystal Broyle
Owl P Fisher
Ave Alnwad
Camp- Wimp “Mitchell
Waiitenance Jen
le North
Anise
Wade
Pire
Hamm
Defectiviz Originat
Debs
St. Teresa School
St St
Elaw-Hammer
Peter Jolly
Peter Roberts
Ann Travers
Judy O'Shea
Jennifer Seales
Barbara Clancy
Phillip Jacobs
Jimet Rontaunay
Barry McGregor
Baverley Brown
John O'Shea
Barbara Kennedy
Peter Seales
Geraldin Pickhaver
Barry Barbary
Patricia Hynes
Leo O'Leary
Lynette Hodgson
Kevin, McGuire
Julie Scarman
Jim Hill
Fleur Kiltles
Gerald Broadbent
Teresa Muldoo
Robert Slater
Mary Howard
Darrel Foote
Leone Warnes
Dean Godfrey
Janet Cook
Ralph Quirk
Maria Sotes
John Quirk
Patricia Atkinson
Brian Jacob Jit
Casey J
Peter Moy
Food For Britain Appeal
J. H. Clarke
C. G. Plenty
A.W. Angel
W.J Lock
T. A. Lock
A. T. Johns
E Young
W. E. Hawkins
J. Michell
J. B. Tiller
G. H
Helen Clarke
H. Christinson
A. J. Greig
C. Prost
Hoffmans
House OF Hairdressers
Norman Street
Eugene
Castleray
Bae el
Parisienol, A Anal
Lorraine
Cossia
Vita
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