Failure of Foreign Ministers London Conference
London report states Ernest Bevin will outline in Parliament the collapse of the Germany and Austria talks. The conference adjourned without progress amid British, US, and French doubts over Western Germany statehood and possible new sessions next year. Moscow Radio claimed Bevin and Marshall never intended the talks to succeed.
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London
Testlay
R. Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Germany
Austria
Hvening Standard
Britain
United States
France
Russia
Berlin
Europe
Moscow Radio
Messrs. Bevin
G Iorge
Marshall
Imad
US Aid Bill Approved For Four Countries
Washington Tuesday Ingress approved a 97 million dollar stopgap aid program for France Austria Italy and other nations promising winter relief. The action stems from wartime needs and aims to bolster civilian support with timely funds.
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Washington
Ingress
France
Austria
Italy
Jews Claim Victory In Gun Battle
In Jerusalem on Tuesday the Jewish defence army Haganah reported surrounding a group of uniformed and heavily armed Arabs at Yarkona and destroying the larger part of them. The battle started as the Arabs took refuge in abandoned houses on the town’s outskirts.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Defence Army
Haganah
Thatamah
Yarkona
Thewn
Communism Fostered Among Jap Prisoners
New York report says the Soviet Government is intensifying a campaign to spread Marxist ideas among hundreds of thousands of Japanese war prisoners held in Russia.
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New York
Russia
X Ray Unit To Visit Pirie Next Month
Central Board of Health told Pirie on Monday night that a mobile X ray unit for tuberculosis screening would arrive next month. A radiographer nurse and clerk accompany it. Tests to be held at town hall with J H Leahey handling publicity. Labor Council and Chamber of Commerce to be informed.
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Central Board of Health
Pirie Joe al
J. H. 8. Leahey
H. L. Blucher
Pirie Tyades
Labor Council
Pirie
G. Viner Smith
Pirie Chamber of Commerce
Carols by Candlelight fundraising and rehearsals detailed
Final arrangements for the Carols by Candlelight event were made at a sub committee meeting led by Rev D W Annear. Two thousand Adelaide programmes arrived for admission via the Memorial Oval, with candles and holders on sale. A large choir and BLAS Excelsior Band under conductor P M Bernhardt will perform with soloists Elaine Grivell and Kingsley Payne. A working bee at 8am will prepare seating. Broken Hill Associated Smelters lent a truck for transport from Ellendale and Tennyson Playgrounds. Mrs M M B Middleton will oversee decorations. The programme starts at 8 30pm, with compere Charles Norton, and hymns to be sung by the public. Donations to the fund total £2980 plus several organizations and individuals.
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D. W. Annear
Adelaide
Memorial Oval
Blas
Excelsior
P. M. Bernhardt
the Oval
Broken Hill Associated Smelters
Ellendale
Tennyson
M. M. B. Middleton
Elaine Grivell
Kingsley Payne
Charles Norton
Currency Of Butter Coupons Extended
Ald Davis of Pirie Town Council in Melbourne comments on a leading article about rabbits in district councils. He says the editor’s inference is unclear and proposes extending butter coupon currency over Christmas to remove the issue, possibly until January 4.
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Ald. C. L. Davis
Melbourne
Pirie Town Council
Janu
Tasmanian Premier cites cautious banking stance
In Hobart on Tuesday Premier R. Cosgrove rejects an immediate plan for a Tasmanian state bank opposing the Commonwealth. He says no action is planned now, though the Agricultural Bank’s functions could be extended if needed, and the government will wait to see how banking nationalisation develops.
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Hobart
R. Cosgrove
Hollway
Victoria
Tasmanian
Commonwealth “Bank
No Play In Test At Sydney As Rain Stops Play
For the second day running there was no action in the India versus Australia Test at Sydney. Heavy morning rain left the centre of the ground a quagmire, delaying play and forcing officials to abandon further play for the day.
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Sydney
India
Australia
Waterside Worker Sprains Back After Fall Aboard Moonta
A waterside worker, A. B. Childs of The Terrace Pirie West, slipped and fell heavily to the deck on the motor vessel Moonta on Monday. He severely sprained his back and was taken to Pirie Hospital admitted to the surgical ward for treatment.
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A. 8
Childs
Terrace
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
A. 8. Childs
the Terrace
D. Deimedico
Revell Street
J. H. Mackay
Agnes Street
Ellendale
Tasmania's Cosgrove to step down as premier
In Hobart political circles, Premier Cosgrove is expected to end his eight year tenure. Deputy Premier Brooker is chosen by caucus to succeed him. The move signals the conclusion of Cosgrove's government amid a turbulent political scene.
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Hobart
Cosgrove
Tasmania
Brooker
Minster
Langs
Large Gathering At Pirie High Speech Night
A large crowd gathered in the Pirie High School assembly yard for the annual speech night last evening. Distinguished attendees included A. R. Piller, chairman of the school council, headmaster R. A. Potter, mayor and mayoress Mr. and Mrs. M. M. B. Middleton, inspector J. H. McDonald, and D. H. Im Pett along with accompanying ladies. Prizes were presented by Mrs. Middleton, certificates by Mr. Piller, and sports caps by Mr. McDonald. The program featured a playlet, rhythmic songs by boys and girls’ choirs, and physical work.
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Pirie High School
A. R. Piller
R. A. Potter
M. M. B. Middleton
J. H. McDonald
D. H. Im Pett
Technical School Successes In Trade Pass List
Readable OCR lists pass credits and names across many trades at a technical school. It records students earning 1 and 2 credit passes in subjects including Boilermaking Chemistry Electrical Technology and more with names like J H Grieve M Niedorfer D K Hanniball and many others.
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J. Mahoney
G. Ellery
D. Preeman
M. Greig
D. Gray
G. Johns
H. Caragianis
L. Manser
T. Mesecke
V. Kneebone
W. L. Birrell
T. W. Byers
A. J. McDonald
J. H. Grieve
M. Niedorfer
D. K
HL. Eiffe
T. A. Bernhardt
Hr, Dennis
R. J. Reynolds
BF Atkins
R.M. Burgess
Robertson
Wilsdon
R. O. Roberts
D. R. Francis
T. J. Murphy
M. J. Roberts
J. M. Gaskell
J. W. Treleaven
J. V. Fergusson
V. J.scarman
G. L. Bowering
P.dawson
A. W. Zanker
T. Tw. Eyers
V. G. Byers
L.G. Roberts
T. Seidel
L. M.i Zacharia
J.v. Fergusson
J. E. Whelan
Pass
R.J. Allan
J. K. Arnold
A. W. Besanko
R. P. Lube
W.J. Mayfield
M. C. McDonald
J. W. Odgers
V. D. Robinson
G. A. Tsangaris
C. A. Wallace
T. A. Footner
R. €. Dawson
C. J. Jose
V. J. Scarman
Mc, McDonald
M.G. Murphy
J. Nestor
M. H. Owens
P. Peterson
G. R. Robraheim
D. C.het
MB. Brostrom
C.M. Telford
P. Thornton
A. V. Whitehead
Buchanan
M. J. Fawcett
J. Fergusson
D. F. Hanniball
C. J
W. L. Zgan
R. C. Dawson
B.A. Finch
W. G. Lean
B. J. London
W. R. Mayfield
B. J. McEvoy
W. Murray
G. L. Piller
S. J. Thompson
D- J. Thompson
J. R. Vinal
W. Birrell
K. A. Ellis
R. J. Allan
GB. Adams
R. J. Butcher
C. J. Couzner
L. H. Kam
K. G. Dawson
T. R. Dennis
M. R. Dodd
T. P. Hackett
J. V. Mad
J. H. Rodgers
V. d. Bearman
D. A. Wallace
K. J. E. Walters
M. N. Arbort
D. J. Berry
R. J. Bauer
J. Congan
J. W. Hunt
H. Johbs
R. L. Kohler
P. G. Prest
G. R. Rohrsheim
Vonow
D. _H. Vonow
E. J. . McEvoy
K P. Madigan
HN. Munn
R. L. Smith
M. Roberts
B. Robertson
C. H. Telford
N. C. Theologou
K. G.watts
J. B Whelan
J. A. D. Wills
Ahola
H.W. Johnson Pass
K. L Geyer
B. J. A. G. McInerney
B. G. Robrsheim
ME. Scott
Creati
W. Richards
KC. Hunt
M. J. Pawcett
RH. Finn
M. J. Sampson
W. Z. Schultz
No danger here at the moment in Pirie says health officer
Dr. G Viner Smith told the local board of health there is no current danger of an outbreak in Pirie. He noted the metropolitan deaths likely arose from a respiratory disease but stressed no epidemic and no special precautions are needed at present. The inquiry followed education department concerns about district exposure.
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Pirie
G. Viner Smith
Board of Health
J. W. P. Ostes
Tam
Toru
Viner Smith
26 Definite Cases Reported In Adelaide
ADELAIDE Tuesday reports note 26 definite cases since September along with three cases of infantile paralysis. The figures reflect ongoing public health concerns and call for cautious measures.
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Adelaide
Air Fare Cuts Permitted by Government
Melbourne Tuesday Minister of Civil Aviation A S Drakeford announced that Ansett Airways and other operators may reduce fares as they see fit unless agreements with the Commonwealth restrict them. He said fares approved after a conference become maximums and lower charges are allowed, with plans to review the policy if needed.
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Melbourne
A. S. Drakeford
Civil Aviation
Ansett Airways
Commonwealth
Drakeford
Air
Pirie High School staff and town council meet
Mr. R A headmaster and Mrs Potter depart for Sydney by air for a holiday. Wayne will return to Pirie High School next year as senior master. Pirie Town Council held a meeting with Mayor Middleton and Aldermen among attendees. New hospital patients and discharges noted.
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Naace
New South Wales
R. A
Pirie High School
Wayne
Mackay
Fire sweeps Wandearah hay and crops in hour and a half
A chaff ignited by a hot main bearing on an auto header at Eric Joyce’s Wandearah property sparked a fire that burned two tons of hay half an acre of wheat crop and stubble over five acres before neighbors and farmers from Crystal Brook Nariddy Bute and other districts halted it after about ninety minutes. Joyce and his son Lance aided by bags and a neighbor, with help from Wan dearah exchange, prevented further spread though Mr Vanstone lost 100 acres of feed and Mr Beard 60 to 70 acres. Joyce had recently recovered from a serious accident at Pirie Hospital and remained weak as the blaze was brought under control.
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Eric Joyce
Wandearah
Lance
Joyce
C. Perry
Wandearah Exchange
Crystal Brook
Narridy
Bute
Pirie
Ile
Vanstone and
Beard
Pirie Hospital
Record Heat Steams Through Port Area Yesterday
Temperatures reached 103 degrees with a 78 degree low, marking the fourth century day of the season. Residents sought shade and cool drinks at Solomontown Beech and hotel bars reported strong afternoon patronage. Widespread insects swarmed electric lights on Alexander Street as a sign area swarmed with beetles. The Crown Council told the Department of Lands it had no objection to Crown lands in Section 71, Hundred of Pirie, being made available for Port Football Club use.
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Solomontown
W. H. Moyle
Alexander Street
Port
Crown Council
Department of Lands
Hundred of
Pirie
Weather timeline and temperatures from Australian region notes
Evening forecast notes a cool westerly change moving east with warm to hot unsettled conditions. Showers and thunder expected in the north-west interior near the change, with light to moderate winds from northeast to northwest and then west. Regional temps list Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart with various readings.
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Forvoust
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
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Trousseau
Hoopers Port Pirie
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Port Pirie
MR. Brooker
HE. Tweker
Pirie Town
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J. H. Davis
C. Howley
A.A. E. Whelan
A. R. Coffey
J. L.williams
C. J. Anderson
A. H. Rieschlek
E. B. Cooper
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A. Vanstone
S. Beard
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