Western champion pacer and charity funds noted in SA tale
Fragmentary report from South Australia cites Western champion pacer and two mile race pace at 2m 12s per mile, with mentions of Royal Shadow and Minor Derby. Also lists charitable accounts for Pirie Hospital and assorted South Australian hospital funds, with commissioners Sir Henry Burwell and others guiding the board.
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Wayville
Royal Shadow
W.A
Deby
Charisite Pride
South Australia
Pirie Hospital
Dinnor
Bedford Park
Morris Hospital
Mount Gambier Hospital
Parkside Mental Hospital
Northweld Menal Hospital
Port Au- Pesta
Port ‘Lincoln
Wal- Jaro
Sir Henry Burwell Stillessry
E.R. Dayes
FG. Byrne
H. T. Young
Women’s Night Pennant Tennis Matches Listed
This week’s fixtures include Green versus Blue with Green led by Messrs R Newton H Evans BR Coffey and Schwart against Red featuring Miss J Bisehol Mes Maues R Naully WS Bur G Davies and others. Blue team includes Mesdames Butler Madigan Miss P Rushton and Mrs Curr.
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Mesdames R. Newton
H. Evans
BR Coffey
Schwart
J. Bisehol
Maues R. Naully
Bur
G Davies
Hanngiun
L Fotlery
Biss G Jones
Jarvey
Mesdames Butler
Madigan
P. Rushton
Curr
Groundwork Laid for Talks in Washington
President Truman and Winston Churchill met with advisers aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg where groundwork was laid for talks slated for tomorrow and Tuesday. Secretary Josep Short announced a wide range of topics would be discussed on the President's basis. Churchill then went to the British Embassy after the Williamsburg returned from a Potomac River cruise.
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Churchill
Truman
Washington
President Truman
Mr. Churchill
Williamsburg
Josep Short
White House
Willamesburg
Potomac River
Churchills Peace Speech Noted By Truman in New York
In Washington and New York reports, Prime Minister Churchill asserts that wide allied unity can foster peace and salvation for mankind. President Truman welcomes Churchill at national airport as talks in New York highlight Britain United States cooperation, while Churchill cautions against expecting swift extensive aid and signals hope for 1952 progress.
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United States
Britain
Mir
Churchi
Truman
National
Churetgill
New York
Wael Texkiy
Webuania
Ste Churchill
Tie
Three Escape in Plane Crash Near Windsor Field
Three occupants of an Ayster aircraft escaped injuries when the plane crashed in a wild country field near Windsor yesterday. The machine, a midges from Spilney as Newraet, landed five hours after the crash, two men being shaken while another woman died in the wreck. Survivors Davies Spilat Aan Uab son Men Fey Brooks, all from Newcastle, were found near the paddock where the plane had been stashed.
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Sydney
Am Ayster
Windsor
Twen Aviving
Richmond
Hic
Vere
Yin Davies
Uabson
Fey
Brooks
Newcastle
Errol
Olive
Trade pact signed between Pakistan and Australia
Karachi Sunday reports a one year trade agreement signed yesterday between Pakistan and Australia. It authorizes Pakistan exports of jute, cotton manufactures, hospital goods, and other items while Australia will export to Pakistan woollen yarn, processed foods, oils, beverages, and related goods.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Austaiia
Australia
Australis
Dingoes Take Heavy Toll Of Queensland Cattle
A report notes widespread losses to cattle herds in Queensland from dingo attacks. Authorities seek solutions as farmers grapple with declining stock and economic impact across rural districts. The article cites regional figures and calls for protective measures.
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Queensland
Britain to pick 79 men and 22 women for 1952 Olympics
The article details Britain’s early preparations for the Helsinki Olympic Games, naming possible competitors including Bailey and others. It notes selections and prospects, with mention of prior Olympians and rising athletes, highlighting a broad national effort across sports and events.
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Britain
Helsini
Weather summary with scattered rain and warm coastal days
Fragmented weather notes report light to moderate rain in northern settled districts and patches of light rain developing in control areas. Cool to mild along coasts, elsewhere warm to hot with strong southwest winds. Moon phase details included for January with full and quarter dates.
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Satinay
Yusterdiz
Adelaide
Melbuwne
Syd
Joey
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Yeshinay
Abesd
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Troy Wesbouret
Morierete
Iy Souks
Maudonute
Pebrussy
Forgery Sentencing Looms for Jamey McHale Case
Jamey Walter McHale, 44, faces sentencing on five counts of forgery in a case tied to alleged fraud involving routed documents at a local firm. Co defendants include Lara syrtot and Mark Ngawt, with proceedings continuing in December before a judge in a state court.
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Dca
Jamey
Walter McMale
Lara Syrtot
Ngawt
Ya Ug
Sapwattires
Fay Epi Birk
181 Planes In Korea Fight Over Northwest Front
American Sabre jets destroyed two Communist MGs and damaged six more in two simultaneous air battles over northwest Korea. The engagements involved 81 aircraft and occurred as forces clashed near the front lines, highlighting the intensity of the air war.
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TORIY
Sundiy
North-West
Korea
United Nations Talks On Aerodrome Repairs Endures
United Nations negotiators said in Tokio that they pressed to buy and repair military airfields while Communist negotiators hinted they had softened objections to the U.N. proposal amid lingering tensions and unclear concessions.
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Sumeay
United Nations
Reseai Enlstioe
Hey U.N
US air disaster in Britain claims several lives
London, Sunday. US airmen are reported killed, two missing, and 18 injured after two planes collided on a runway. A US Navy Neptune aircraft, while landing at Burton Wood air base in Lancashire, crashed into a Dakota.
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London
United States
Burton Wood
Lancashire
Impostor Brought From Melbourne Faces Adelaide Court
An alleged impostor arrives in Adelaide from Melbourne under police escort and is expected to appear at the Adelaide Police Court. He is accused of posing as an English insurance agent holidaying in Australia and of related alleged offences.
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Kok
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Kalgoorlie
NS Passines i. Eabiekess Ghoune An Bune Suvep Jowweller
From Circus to Hotel in Melbourne, Wirths Star Leaves Stage
Sunday in Melbourne, Philp Wirth, brother of famed Sirens performer Ellen Wirth, has quit the circus to run the Sea View Hotel in Townsville. Ellen Clarke confirms he plans to return to the ring later. the Wirth family insists the pull of the circus runs deep, even during a hotel changeover.
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Philp Wirth
Tomer
Gunnager
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Iotel
Sea View Hotel
Slab
Townsville
Ellen “Wirth
A. Clarke
Fang
Eileen Wirth
Appentunior
Hyatt Vlepliit
Rescue at sea fuels flying enterprise saga at Falmouth
London reports Captain Kurt Carlsen clinging to the bow of the stricken Flying Enterprise as the tug Turmoil tows the damaged freighter toward Falmouth. Ken Doney assists aboard, while the ship battles 40 mile per hour winds and heavy seas.
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T. Kurt Carlsen
Flying
Enterprise
Carlsen
Oop Lund
Tog
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Dapper
Dan Parker
Navy
Coulson
Rubin
Railcar collision stalls sedan at Pirie Port Germein crossing
A Budd railcar struck a sedan at Two Mile Crossing on Pirie Port Germein road around 12 45 Saturday afternoon. The driver David Thomas Jacobs 50 Aeritaby escaped unharmed as fire and police attended. a prior incident at the same crossing last year caused injuries to another railway employee.
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Port Germein
David Thomas Jacobs
Aeritaby
Huy Louis
Jacobs
Por Augusta
Becker
Budd Tala
Motor Cyclist Struck Straying Horse on Warnertown Road
An Adelaide motor cyclist Thomas Thornton of 6 Cumming Street Mile End suffered severe abrasions when his vehicle hit a stray horse on Warnertown road near Pirie late Friday night. He was admitted to Pine Hospital by ambulance. Enquiries were made by Mounted Constables Price and L. D. Bevan.
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Warnertown Road
Pirie
Thoma Thornton
Cumming Sree
Mile End
Pine Hospital
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L. D. Bevan
Surprising Land Ownership Case Draws Court Action
In Mentone Melbourne a land owner faced unexpected complications over a block of land as August events unfold. Detectives later arrested a 40 year old St Holland salesman on forgery charges with one count tied to legal misrepresentation. he faces court next Wednesday.
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Mentone
Smd
Luis Blogke
Lille
Hali
Hans
Ars Fisted
St. Holland
Successful Drive For Funds At Pinnaroo
Residents raised £303 for charity after a Sunday fundraising drive in Pinnaroo. Organizers thanked donors and volunteers for their support and noted the turnout was strong across the local community.
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Pinnaroo
Port Augusta Sewerage Plans Draw City Debate
Port Augusta discusses sewerage progress with council outlining costs and scope. Officials note major works affecting local lots and lawns, with estimates varying as residents seek reliable services and ratepayer impacts.
Esperanto As Match Maker in Australia
In Sydney the Esperanto Congress discussed matchmaking among delegates. J Matasin claimed meeting his wife in Vienna in 1924 and cited plans to promote the Sure Way method as a dating approach. The meeting touched on past relationships and the goals of the Esperanto-Association.
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Sydney
W Bood
Delegile J. Matasin
Viena
Dowens
Herbert Koppal
Adelie
Nationa
Seerstory
Espenanto — Association
Stbson Eqvantish
Old Migrant's Pathetic Story Links With Pirie
Baldo Wil, an old Yugoslav migrant, hoped to save money to bring his wife to Australia. He endured typhoid, illness, and a cancer diagnosis after years of struggle. Now, after doctors found a malignant limb, his pension and care allow him to walk again with crutches removed.
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Ballu
Poel
Pirie
Baldo
Tis
Ulwk
Australia
Ioc
Food subsidy urged as basic wage rise eyed
Sydney reports a federal subsidy urgency as NSW and Victoria push for government action. J Winnan and Hyland signal state support for a basic wage rise and price protections. Officials list essential commodities including meats, butter, tea, cotton, fertilizer, paper, and fuel, aiming to lower living costs through subsidies and improved supply.
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Pinan
Sydney
New South Wales
Hyland
South Australia Narrowly Trails Queensland at Adelaide Oval
South Australia, seeking second in the Shield, gained ground at Adelaide Oval yesterday. Ridings scored 48 and Duldig 68 as the home side rallied after Queensland briefly led. Langley and Manning added useful runs as SA ended innings 270 for 10, with several late blows shaping the outcome.
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Queensland
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Ridings
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Manning
Adelaide Oval
South Australia
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Parklands Association Novik White defeated BUWAS Storm yesterday
Parklands Association event details a bowling scorecard with players including Novik White Summerton Parham Smith Kotaras Ly Madigud J. Smith D. Adams Colman Johns Adams and others. The record shows individual frame scores and totals with several names and team initials, noting a 29 pin margin.
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White
Buwas
Summerton
Parham
Smith
Kotaras
Madigud
J. Smith
Viasoul
W. Alexander
C. Colman
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Alexander
D. Adams
B. VY. Adams
B. Scurman
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O. G. Johns
Michigan
Jubas
B. D. Ades
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Western Australia anticipates new steel industry in 1983
Premier McLarty announced that a steel industry is expected to be established in Western Australia in 1983. The State Government is negotiating with interested companies and aims to begin work this year. The broader plan includes developing secondary industries and leveraging mineral resources. The Anglo-Iranian Oil Co chosen the Kwinana site for a new oil refinery, with an official announcement anticipated later this month. Other sectors such as cement and rubber were also expected to form part of the growth.
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McLarty
Weke
Australia
Mn McLarty
Bagwest
London
Anglo-Irawan Ga Co
Kwinana
Ciest
Tefinery
Wesstern Australia
McLarie Wetom
Fay Industries
Awmpol Oil Company
Oxmouth Gulf
Lany
Sedunary Wins at Federal Dock Track Meet
At Federal Dock yesterday afternoon Ron Sedunary led the field in the men's 110 yard dash with a swift time. M Fowler and B Quint placed second and third in the heat. Sedunary advanced through semi finals to claim the final. Boys under 16 110 yards saw Ro Clarke and G Christie contend in a dead heat final. girls sprint events also featured strong showings and team lineups.
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Adare Lone
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Quint
J. Rowe
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