False Alarm Frightens Kadina District Over Rail Yard Issue
Amid railway property fears and fire danger warnings, Kadina district residents protested response plans and urged clear instructions. Farmers complained about sudden actions and late notices, while volunteers prepared for high risk. council urges completion of property shedding by November 1 to avoid future incidents.
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Kadina
Hay Sairong
Tiene
Src
Tury SA
O Shem
Wiker Fey
Muiphyes
Todd
Om Sturk
Moonta Clvb Jubilee Carnival Highlighted By Swimmers
Moonta Bay hosted the Moonta Club Jubilee carnival with Willoughby leading in the main event and Burgess second in a tight finish. Notable performances by Frumels, Clare, and Sampson accompanied a strong spectator turnout at Federal Dock.
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Moonta Bay
Sawiday
Moonta Clvbc
Willoughby
le Sampion Ily
Willians
Wetty Casison
Burgess Levor Dieper
Anil
Ily J Black
Wallasag
Barry Christie
Viney
Sas
Geil Trowe
Federal Dock
D. Parr
N. Fowler
Gwlloughby
K. Frumels
K. Fruouls
T, Willoughby
Kowier
Thuys
Karaghanly
S. Searmay
Clarete
B. Carson
V. McGregor
R Clarke
Scaeman
Churchill sails to Washington with secret plan for NATO reform
Winston Churchill travels from London to New York en route to Washington to present a top secret British proposal for reorganizing the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to grant greater authority to national representatives and avoid continuous capitolclead decisions. Anthony Eden remains Foreign Secretary as Churchill meets President Truman. senior military leaders accompany Churchill and discuss defense aid and allied coordination. The trip aims to shape Western allied strategy ahead of key meetings, with Churchill expected to depart for London after talks.
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London
Reuter
Winston Churchill
Washington
Mi.nturchill
New York
United
Anthony Eden Forelun
Churchill
North
HM Convinks
Alt
Bwain
Trhman
Pirie Offences Alleged Man Arrested in Melbourne
A man arrested in Melbourne faces alleged offences connected to forged cheques in Port Pirie and Adelaide. Investigations across Queensland New South Wales and Victoria led to the arrest. extradition to the state is expected. Total alleged cheque amounts run to £42 10s in one instance and £562 10s across two Adelaide street incidents.
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Adelaide
Sumilay
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Melbourne
Port Pirie
Australia
Cal von
A. Aris
Passin
Galveless Flegues
Steves
al Adelaide
Nugenthey
Nes
Psu Salle
Stree Hewelier
Electrical work charges in South Australia rate comparison
A trade journal article reports that South Australia’s hourly for domestic electrical work was 9/2, lower than 14/ in other states. Contractors were urged to follow existing rates, with widespread calls for wage parity and reimbursements for certain job costs.
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Auslaiul Sunway Aimyasse Ae
Eell
Wstralian Eleenral
Nssucletinn
Lucas Aeticle
Electrical
Aulaia World of Australia
South Australia
Domeadle
French Losses In Indo China 29,113 Killed Since 1946
French Union forces fighting Vietminh rebels in Indo China have lost 29,113 killed since the war began in 1946. The figure reflects French casualties attributed to the ongoing conflict and the broader campaign in the region.
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Indo-China
inndo-China
Musing
Far North Food Potential and Local Industry Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions food potential in the far north, local ports, and regional industry ideas. It references LMU people, government and education notes, and various places like Wigan and Burtiern Berei. The passage is garbled with scattered names, dates, and entities, offering a situational snapshot rather than a coherent report.
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Burtiern
Wigan
UN Ultimatum in Korea Reported to Communists
The UN said it conceded all it could and offered no further proposals after talks at Pammunjom. The plan to pull troops back and limit airfields was discussed, with demands to restrict air and ground reinforcements and safeguard key crossings. Military planners and envoys debated field construction and access as the dialogue continued.
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Teagan
Abe Poine
Ity Altes
Iremand
Haile Avenues
Ofetigny
Korea
Gi Hsieh Wang
New Australian doctors plea in Adelaide stir
In Adelaide a plea from New Australian doctors lamented potential loss of up to 30 highly qualified medical staff to the United States or Canada. Spokesmen, all Estonian workers, urged government action to allow completion of Australian university studies, citing the need to staff 30,000 Australians and improve medical coverage in remote areas. They urged citizenship conventions and greater use of professional migrants to aid the nation.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Ihmdr
Canada
Psee Mureied
Finaweu
Tor
Douglas Colastay
Department of Tamigra
Tiys
Aya Pesult
Weather drift and winds across southern regions
In Adelaide Melbourne Sydney and Hobart temperatures range from the 60s to low 80s with scattered showers. A cold front moving east brings moderate to fresh southeast winds, light seas in northern waters, and a trend toward drier conditions inland tomorrow evening.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Pyriher Ehowers
Bhute
Geran
Sedgman Declines Pro Tennis for Davis Cup 1952
Australian tennis star Sedgman announced he would not turn professional next year and planned to play for Australia in the upcoming Davis Cup, despite widespread speculation of offers from Australia and the United States. He indicated a desire to remain with the Australian team and pursue his next Davis Cup challenge.
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Sydney
Beank Bedgman
Sedgmn
Henan
Sedgman
Ustaliay
Vierican Tute
Venus
Lad
Davie Tip Sverige
MrGregor
Tyen
Sodypath
Australia
Sedumvin
Saul
Hestigul
Furture
Youth travel contingent to Britain tour panel announced
A regional selection panel for a seven week youth travel tour of Britain will include Myo TLS Deahey Jrown clerk, Mr W J Aday former Director of Education, and a representative of The Advertiser. District nominees with £275 quotas will supply members from Pirie Port Germein and Warnes.
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Myo Tls Deahey
Pirie Judeiie
Ingo
Furly Pirie Boys
Port Germein
Warnetown Sal Hare
Dewit
Melhowene
Whisi
Dea Inay Ian
Inege Fsb
Gisitek Nator
Abil
Serrol
Serebuy
Fatal Burns Four-Year-Old Twin Dies In Hospital
A four year old twin died in hospital after a house fire incident. Investigators found a wood and iron cane near the yard, with a fire that spread from a drawer. The victim and a sibling suffered severe burns and rental authorities are reviewing the circumstances behind the blaze.
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Savindas Jiorhiiny
Peter
Boy Lil
Gare
Weilromin
Hinh
King’s Power Of Speech Risked In Operation
London: The Sunday Express reports a recent operation left King George VI with potential voice impairment. Medical details emphasize removal of throat nodules and possible temporary or permanent speech difficulties, though full recovery remains uncertain.
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London
Ung
Sunday Express
Belwten
Najesty
Clement Prige-Thames
Ils cullenkUe
Arden Ta Esong
HAPPENED 20 YEARS AGO
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions an event from twenty years ago with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts reference a police officer and a court-related tone, but most names and specifics are garbled. The text lacks clear facts to form a complete summary.
Payment of Provisional Taxation in Western Australia
A letter from G. M. Cornett ALLA WA to Senator Seward discusses provisional taxation for primary producers. He cites a federal treasurer statement favoring postponement and outlines three farmer cases with income, assessments, and wool subsidy impacts. Cornett criticizes changes to primary producer levies and warns of repercussions for taxpayers.
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G. M. Cornett
ALLA
Western Australia
Sen Seward
Eng
Cornell
Hibek Ba Esutter
Union Pea
Eise
Etborn
Teltur
Mr. Com
Arthur Paddon Eile
Pamary
Arthur Fuddey
Four Ships In Distress Off Land's End
Report says four ships were in distress near Land's End as seas surged and tides flooded coastal properties including hotels and offices along Heath Coast. Details are fragmented with unreadable OCR.
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London
Susy
Saleh
Heath Coast
Land's End
Hansen
Mr Frank Thornton Dies In City
Mr Frank Thornton, longtime secretary of Pirie Young Men's Christian Association, died in the city after a career of service that included work with the YMCA during World War II and a long tenure in Pirie. He emigrated to Kalgoorlie in 1960, later returning for medical care, and his leadership saw improvements to local grounds and youth programs. He and his wife had recently visited relatives before his final departure.
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Frank ‘Thornton
Pirie Yolmg
Kalgoorlee
Western Australia
la Royal Adelaide
Thoma
Port Melbourne
Vie
Torla
Piste
Misiam Parken
Furie Hospital
Thornton
Evlates
Melbourne
Premige
Thornton T
Pirie Aos
Royal Eswaxle Reepilel
My Thornton
YMCA
New Guinea
Morotai
Bor
Wa Pirie
Nive
Ealavaoelalion
Eae
Thorn
Buono
Rene Cetwehuy
Tiguan
Deyartune
Kal Catty Mi Nbiny
Thornlas
Jubilee shoot to Pirie Jubilee Shoot to Pirie
Fragmented report details a Jubilee shooting event at Pirie with partial scores and names including Turnbull and Vince Pitts. Mentions of teams, individuals, and a 78 to 177 score line appear alongside scattered references to locations and participants.
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Ian
Mewligis
Turnbull
Ise
Syeilli
Vince Pitts
Brantford
RJ Nurlon
Basic wage forecast to rise in February to £15 a week
Sydney Sunday leader L Withall of the Australian Chamber of Manufactures forecasts a basic wage increase from £1 to £15 per week in February based on material price tests. He warned the rise could add about £3,000,000 yearly to wages, likely reducing factory employment and output while affecting food production in wheat, dairy, and mixed farming.
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Sydney
L. Withall
Ameoceated Chambers of Manufactures
Withall
Century by Barnes leads New South Wales in shield win
Former Test opener Barnes top scored for New South Wales in a Sheffield Shield match against Queensland. He made 128 as NSW posted a first innings total, with Burke and Johnson contributing, while Queensland bowlers McLachlan and Jones also claimed wickets.
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Sydney
Barnes
New
Wales
Queensland
Aarnes
O Johnson
Rays
Burke
C McLool
Ti Smith
Carroll
Wwe
Ant
Flocktom
Archer
Kissell
McCont
B. Jone
Ali
Suutsies
Poul
Fourth Test Begins Today at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Report notes the fourth test starting in Melbourne with Australia and England fielding teams under pressure. Captains Moraines and Harvey are highlighted, with lineups and substitutes discussed as the crowd awaits a tense series clash.
Beach Carnival Plans Emphasize Holiday Weekend Parade
A coastal town previews a January beach carnival with a four day schedule. The event features a large parade for girls aged 10 to 16, a spectacular pyrotechnic display, and a big concert Saturday night headlined by Unexe. Organizers promise a wider, more popular fest than last year. Local program notes invite readers to attend Sunday evening rehearsals and a formal lineup reveal at the beach.
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Ube
Amuual
Usleal
Lee
Adelaide Hospital Insurance Plan Moves Toward Operation
The Commonwealth Health Department approves a hospital benefit scheme for South Australia. Approved hospital benefit societies will pay 4 shillings per day to members in hospital, with the government reimbursing societies. The scheme aims to assist members and expand access as more societies gain approval and join.
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Adele
South Australia
Turstey
Commonwealth Health Department
Schouse
Lik
Fae Hospital
Gmynivil Ty
Guy
Irvine
Jwhienes
Agcoune
Newton
OT Cope
South
Awstralian Hospitals
IRC Commonwealth
Pople
Themelves Ayfie
J Kutok
Four-Legged Chicken Survives Remarkable Medical Trial
A bizarre medical report describes a chicken with a leg deformity at Ritode Tsk Med, where the hen named Mtr ch Hunger reportedly survived an operation and remains in good health. A bull-ubde device was attached, showing promising results for the patient.
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M. Winn
Mtrch
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