Berlin Blockade Refusal Leaves Crisis Unchanged
In Berlin a conference with the three Western Military Governors yielded a flat refusal to lift the blockade. An American spokesman said the stance left the Berlin situation unchanged as Gen. Le Clay urged further clarification while the Russian commander’s headquarters noted the air would remain tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Marshal Sokoloveky
Asurican Spoliesman
Marshal Soieboycky
le Clay
United States
Siate
Russafy
Babeisberg
Mediator Proposes Two State Plan for Palestine
United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte proposed a four volume plan for Palestine calling for division into two states Arab and Jewish with Jerusalem in Arab territory. The proposals, sent May 25, were reportedly welcomed by Arab leaders as Bernadotte met with Egyptian Premier Nekrashy Pasha and expressed cautious optimism about a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Folke -Bermadotte
United Nations Mediator
Palestine
Jerusalemy
Araly
Wernadette
Nekrashy
Pasha
Treloor Wins 100 Yds Title in Football Meet
Treloor clinched the 100 yard title after a rough fall during a mark incident in a Memorial Oval match. Alan Thompson of Geddes Road Solomontown, a Solomontown team member, suffered a fractured left ankle and was hospitalized at Pirie Hospital in the surgical ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navily
Alan
Reporting Umpire Must Be Present
London Sunday report notes reporting umpire presence required for events in the British amateur athletic championships. Australian athletes performed in major events, with discussion over final outcomes and adjourned hearings guiding the case toward league opinion and local rule considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ee Harawe
Liscolling
Pirie Football Association
Gerdes
Green
Mulling
Tare
Ate
Tanke Cues, Ag
Wood
Association For
G. Viner Smith
Aupenson
Football League
Bogey Competition Won By L. A. Belcher
The meeting of commissioners discussed how evidence on charges should be produced and decided to request the South Australian Umpires Association to obtain a statutory declaration from Umpire Cumow. They adopted a motion to have future hearings conducted before the umpire leaves town to avoid unresolved charges hanging over players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Ve
W. Line
Sclamantown
K. Madigan
Port
Umpires’ Association
Curnow
EA Parr
Proprietary
Madigan
South Australian Umpires’ Association
Cumow
Mr. Madigan
Sy Ton
Pirie LS
Jennire
Treleacen
Ody
Pines
Hine
Messrs
Morris 290 Tops Bristol Bowling Display in NSW Match
Sunday in New South Wales Morris led Morris 290 as captain surged past Bristol with a commanding first innings score. Morris struck 290 for five down, aided by partners while Barnes, Hassell and others contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
New South Wales
Morrin
England
Seotes
Australis
Pirst
Barnes
C. Crupp
Monks
Goddard
Cook
Cranfield
South Win Easily At Lacrosse At Leonard Park
South demonstrated clear superiority over Noeth at lacrosse played Saturday at Leonard Park. UW goals totaled five with South scoring through players including R Frandelin and B Want, while North featured K Lurensen and G Sorensen among others. The match featured Waterhouse and Masters from South and Geol McDonald from Noeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard’ Park
Noeth
Worl
R_ Frandelin
B Want
North
K. Lurensen
G_ Sorensen
A. Goode
J. Holt
Wrest—South
Masters
Ko Frank
Waterhouse Noeth
Geol
McDonald
28-Goal Win In Pirie Women’s Basketball Match
In Pirie. Piice B Semiaiey and neha FSahem led a 28 goal win for Old School. St. Maris 17. McLaughlin, P Fawcett, M Paskalis and M Lites starred for Proprietary with Gi McCauley and J Dite also noted. Ellery and Spatten contributed key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Piice B
Semiaiey Ao Neha Fsahem
St. Maris
McLaughlin
P Fawcett
M. Paskalis
M. Lites
Gi. McCauley
J. Dite
R Hurst
G. Twinkie
Spatten
Obeen
P Ellery
Pirie Rifle Teams Tie With Visitors In Match
Pirie rifle teams battled visitors to a draw at the local range on Saturday. Scores centered on two shoots per team, with top 10 counts contributing toward the final tally. Notable performers included Branford, Keuat, Norton, and Goss, among others, as teams counted wide scores across 600 yards and other shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIRIE
Hwe
Hennessy
G Brown
Nites
Co Mitehelt
My Creasy
Meadow
M. D. Huddy
Barbieri H
M. J. Sandery
E Beakenridge
AE. Jae
Pirie Red
Branford
IML
LE Pratt
AC Branford
T. C Keuat
DG Laub
Norton
Atseumn
Gearing A
Cat
B. Id Goold
Re J. Norton
Cadman Errini
Jacobs
Wolley
M. McKetzie
A. J Jones
EC Williams
Ee ‘Marner
Hollitt
E Goss
Albania renounces economic pacts in note to Yugoslavia
Albania renounces economic agreements in a note dated July 1 handed to the Yugoslav embassy in Belgrade. The note says Albania will repatriate Yugoslav technicians professors and other citizens to aid Germanys reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albania
Albanien
Successful Return To Ring By Norm Gent
Melbourne Sunday match marks Norm Gent’s long anticipated comeback after nine months out in a Dek round held in Balai aff New South Wales and Melbourne authorities report renewed form and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Norm Gent
Melbourne
Balai Aff
New South Wales
Bowmans Refreshment Rooms Closure Questioned
In the House of Assembly last week Mr L. Davis questioned Minister of Railways Mr McIntosh after Bowmans railway refreshment rooms closed during night trains. The minister said he had taken up the matter with the Railways Commissioner and would seek further information on staffing and hours to place the available waitresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Assembly
L. Davis
McIntosh
Bowmans
Railways
Walle Reses
Government offers compromise on free medicine scheme expansion
The Federal Government proposes to extend the formulary by adding special drugs not listed and reduce penalties doctors face under the act. It rejects abolishing existing fines or imprisonment and refuses to lift restrictions on drug use to participating doctors.
English Women's Cricket Team Tour Plans Revealed
Mrs Miller president of Shu Australan Weer Criket Association said the touring English women would spend three days in Pirie with a match against a local team after arriving January 1. The itinerary included a district tour and a first match against Australia, with local mayor and mayoress promising support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Sevberud
Miller
Shu
Australan Weer Criket Association
Australis
Amdies ‘Litkdletwn
Pirie Woncen
Kel
Australia
Jasoress
Brad Miller
Blonde Beau Wins Broughton Coursing Stake
The 16 dog stake at Broughton Club drew lively betting and a large turnout in ideal weather. Blonde Beau, owned by Mr. G Featherston, defeated Radiant Audrey to claim the trophy with Mr. H Calnan the runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Broughton
G. Featherston
Blonde Beau
H. A. Caladn
Audrey Hares
Messrs Nicholls
Wu Hannaw
J. R. Browne
Featherston
Calnan
A. W. Farrow
Audrey 4
Swift Hine de Solly Lor
Radiant
Sissi Caltowie Misi
Nly
Mist
Larry Spyt
Bea Calto Chieg
Nasty Aum
Delta
Audrey Swit
Sandy Mist
A. Rastraat Siss
Beau de Ubisty
Barry
Audrey
Victoria Will Fight for State Vigor in Coal Supply
Melbourne reports Suna Jet Coal Board warns that any additional Victoria supplies must be treated as a vital pool for all states. Deputy PQ McDonald cautions that Victoria and Australia depend on coal, and the state will join in a determined defense against policies restricting its development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Suna Jet Coal Board
Victoria
South Africa
Aureys
Stils
McDonalt
Peeser
Australia
Robbery Alleged as Pirie Man Attacked and Wallet Stolen
Mr Arcur Hdward Little of May Street Pirie West reported a assault and robbery Saturday night about 1015 when his wallet containing £70 was stolen. Police arrested two men who face Pirie Police Court this morning on charges of assault and robbery. Jeanes to start own business after 25 years with Geddes and Co in Pirie Town Council link. He will farewell colleagues before leaving the firm in 1923 and taking over management during 1940 company formation. He and Mrs Jeanes plan a long northward trip to Great Barrier Reef before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gertrude Street
Bromwich
Sedgman
Austinzoom
Patrick Thomas Hayes
Adj
Aeons
Americans Brown
Sock
Sock, He Died In Pititter Brough
Josnital
Hart
Hayes
Fr. I Coffey
Pirie
Me Hayes
Mesars Fohn
Prarms
Patrick
Mortimee
Ambrose
Arcur Hdward Little
May Street
Pirie West
Tne
Pirie Police
Amy
Pirle
Geddes and Co
James Queiden
Adelaille
Bee
Ir. Antonie
Middleton
Pireseult
Hounsell
O'Brien
Cupital
ESO
Eet
Ling
Ji & Corpora
Pitie
Aspia
Woney
Utd
Brockellinh
Howl Coke
Mr. Brockelbank
Messrs. A. Rutgers
EE. Cooper
Fl. Lofts
C. Mudgee Fe Lnscombe
G. JL Sharpe
We Swithy
J. Gibbons Tiaivey
J. Searle
D. McDonald
Messrs. L Owklands
D Baker
J. A
Leahey
J. Gibbons
W. Shilth
HL Oxlade
Fr. Smith
Brine
Snes
G. Fh” Sharpe
J. le Villans
CL. Davis
Thane
Iif
Gr. Dey
G. Dey
Dr. Dey
Durrowite
Rainnle
Taylor
Mest
W. T. Sharman
Me. Rainale
Australia
Shannan
Abeltoirs
Rainnie
TL. Williams
Property Owners Poll Next Saturday
A notice announces a property owners poll to be held next Saturday. The item specifies the event location and the participating authorities.
Long Service With Pirie Corporation Tribute at Social
A Pirie town social honors Hounsell and O'Brien retiring after 31 and 22 years. Mayor Middleton presents gifts as council pays tribute to long service.Abattoirs plan in Pirie discussed by E Rainnie and local officials with estimates totaling around £52,000 and a small rise in meat handling charges to fund the project.
Crystal Brook Teams Triumph in Both Grades
Crystal Brook won A grade 1 0 against St Andrews Stuart with M Lillis scoring and key performances by Fuller Norton Wright and Armstrong. B grade saw Crystal Brook 5 0 over St Andrews Gordon, led by Darley Clothier and Bond with multiple scorers. Old Scholars forfeited to Astonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Brook
Pike Worlen
St. Andrew's Stuart
St. Andrew's Gordon
Mintle
Astonville
M. Lillis
Fuller
R. Norton
W. Wright
Stuart
PB. Elliot
M. Middleton
J. Armstrong
St. Andrew's
Gordon
Wil
Geathillers
FE. Clothier
P. Baldwinseach
Paul
Besii
Darley
B. Clothier
Garca
Lb. Petros
J. Ceouch
Bond
Blue Win
Coombe Leads In Women's Golf Cup With Five Under Par
Mrs Coombe tops Pirie Golf Club associates in the Hyrernational Fortnight Fund contest with a net five under par. The event awards the greatest reduction from standard scratch score and includes a Whole Strike connection with Australian Ladies' Golf Union. Readouts show Coombe 87 106 and others listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coombe
Pirie Golf Club Associates
Australian Ladies’ Golf Union
Mesdamus Coombe
J. Branmer
MP Us
J. Hopkins
AE. Treleaven
Miss M.armstrong
Mesdame
Dunstan
R. Burgess
O'Neill
N. GG. Reag
Homers Fly From Marree In Fifth Pace Flight
Pirie Homing Society held its fifth pace of the season on Saturday November 1 at Marree a 244 mile distance with 21 members and 162 binds. Sonvoyer By released them at 8 am in fine weather with a south wind. Results list D Perkins bes 21 PHD 41 Velocity 1 0312 Voramin 1 R H Burt mo 40 PHS 8 L077 ysis H Munn bee W2 PHB 4 1 005.4 yes Bain King heh 910 Pass 19186 yand Then followed Hutchinson Tu a Sons Connor Bros P5 Trestrail Jackson D Key Ben H Bowley Son North section 13 Munn Hutchinson ae Sonsouth section 2 Perkins Bein King D Key and Son The winner will receive a trophy presented by William Adame Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Homing Society
Marree
Sonvoyer By
D. Perkins
R. H. Burt
H. Munn
Bain & King
W. ‘Hutchinson Tua
Connor Bros
Trestrail
Jackson
D. Key & Ben
H. Bowley and Son
North
H. Burt
Munn
Hutchinson Ae Sonsouth
Perkins
Bein & King
D. Key and Son
William Adame & Co
Honniball Wins Pirie West Memorial Trophy Event
Twenty four members of the strav inning society competed in the Jack Vonner Memorial trophy at Pirie West. Rex Honniball emerged winner amid a field that included Davies HL Price Stakenridge and several others. Section results highlighted South competitors Hanniball Davies Jackson and Son with West and North entrants, all contending for the Mr Ton Madigan donated trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strav Innning Society
Jack Vonner
Rex Honniball
R. Honniball
Davies
Price
Stakenridge
Hanniball
H-Jackson & Son
West R Pion
J. Dormer
H. Petagua
Rice
Petagua
P. Notiage
Novelly Rae
EL Dele Sou de Sait
Ton Madigan
Appleby Wile Women’s Ad Race Victory
R Appleby led the women’s event in a tight 2 mile road race run yesterday by Pir Women’s Cycle. Winds were strong. six starters competed on a home turf course. Fastest time recorded by Appleby at 5.52 handicap. Next race set for next weekend with five mile events in preparation for the State five mile women’s championship in Adelaide on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Appleby
Pir
HK Avfegby
Mit
Warvet
Adelaide
35 Hour Week Sought by Unions in Arbitration Court
Federal unions plan to push for a 35 hour working week in the Arbitration Court in response to metal trades employers seeking a return to 48 hours. The move marks a clash over wages and labor standards in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arbitration
Weather and nautical bulletin with dates and temps
Evening lighting times and sunrise sunset gains. Temperatures show yesterday 52 up to 39.4 with weekend readings and capital cities listed. Forecast predicts south west changing with showers and strong NW to SW winds, rough seas and heavy swell. moon phases noted for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minteunt
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Fes
Fragmented scorecard list with many down entries and names
A damaged OCR style record lists numerous players and down clues with partial scores. The piece names Melcher, Skewes, Condon, Mehermy, Bernhardt, Thompson, Treleaven and others, followed by many last names and titles, plus scattered points and card counts. The texture resembles a sports scorecard or puzzle grid with incomplete lines and no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdogh
FL Adams
J. H. Bocking
VHC
Ryder
O Hart
I Fowler
Ji Paveren
Thompson
E Burdon
Bk ‘Thomas
P.M. Berardi
ML Meeke
J.’ Middlin
J. Clemes
E. M. Nicholon
Farrar Y
Personal Mr Donasawy visits relatives during leave
Mr Donasawy, recently discharged from Australian occupation forces serving in Japan, spends a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Duncan Yates of Pithead Street, Toapital. Patient H Murphy of Pirle recently underwent an appendicitis operation and moves toward the Women's surgical ward at Pirte Hoepl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donasawy. Vaves
Japan
Mfr
Duncan Yates
Pitth Eareet
Firle West
Aus
H. Murphy
Pirle
Pirte ‘Hoepl
West Top In League Football
Adelaide Sunday football results show West Adelaide toppling rivals as West Torrens Norwood North Adelaide Sturt Glenelg Port Adelaide and South Adelaide all posted scores. West Adelaide led with 18 20, while West Torrens trailed at 14, Norwood 13 19, North Adelaide 10 14, Sturt 16 15, Glenelg 12 10, Port Adelaide 11, South Adelaide 10 V.
Recruiting for the 2nd Battalion Citisen Military Forces at Pirie
The 2nd Battalion recruitment drive in Pirie draws few local responses while Peterboro and Clare see strong interest. A new appeal is planned with 12 day training blocks and interview parades at the town hall, aiming to enlist 50 men and prepare for emergencies alongside indoor and outdoor drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citisen
Pirie
Peterborough
Clare
J. H. Anderson
Pirie Town
Pic
T Te Wattthers
Can
Sutbisam
el F
Town Hall
Jolly Mr B B shines in athletics and football ties
Obscure obituary notes Lute Mr B B known for athletic prowess at age 31 with sports trophies and football for Georgetown. Mentions a widow, son, daughter, and extended family including K Jolly Port Adelaide and Messrs Lestie Cyril Jully. References Georgelowh Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Mes
Yythere
Nui
Georgetown
Aml
He Robanun
Giugeneky
Lamieeou
Kev E. Cuckett
Georgelowh Cenetery
Mr. Crouch Retains Seat On Broughton Trust
Mr Crouch, the sitting member, retained his seat on the Broughton Irrigation Trust by a narrow margin. He defeated M D Collins by one vote after a low turnout with only a portion of ratepayers casting ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crouch
Broughton Trust
Eutral
Lower River
Broughon Irrigation Trust
L . Crouch
M.D. Collins
Crouch
Three Reds Killed In Malaya Raid Report
In a military and police raid near Taiping in north Perak three communists were killed and two captured. The operation targeted suspected insurgents and disrupted extremist activity in the region. Authorities reported the incident during a Sunday briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Sinfvamuti
Kit
Tairping
Perak
Whyalla Racing Club Opens First Meeting at New Course
Whyalla's racing society unveils a new course on the Cowell Port Lincoln road set about a mile and a half from town. Volunteers built 38 horse stalls jockeys room weighing area ambulance room and offices with stands for bookmakers. Local residents have leased horses and fields are expected strong with good racing standard and betting facilities to Adelaide and Melbourne. Secretary Hugh Rigney is listed at Walls Street Whyalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whyalla Racing Club
Cowell
Port Lincoln
Jdges
Yooth
Adelaide
Melbourne
Hugh Rigney
Walls Street
Whyalle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treloor
Solomontown
Football Association Decision
L. A. Belcher
Morris
Gloucester
South
Lacrosse
Yugoslavia
Lane
Timber
Jeanes
Chas. Geddes and Co
A. J. Jeanes
A. J. Seanes
Pirie Corporation
Electrical Department
Renur
Fl Hownsull
W O'Brien
Shy Conneil
Sig Abe
Meyers
Om Dell
Hoithsell
Lt. Sanders
Hontsell
St. Buteton
E Rainie
Metropolitan Aut
Abattoirsi
N Nuber
Tuwy Council
Bayou
Hownsell
Igi
A. H. Ruis
Chick
E. Rabnnic
Metropolitan and Export Abattoirs
Takiny
W. J. Taylor Schaleman
Pirie Master Butchers’ Association
Mr. Rainnie
Leshey
Ines
Assunde
Anding
Pirie Club
R. Appleby Wile
West
Lute
B. B
Whyalla
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