Middleton regains Pirie mayoralty after narrow margin
In Pirie the election drew 43 percent of 4600 eligible voters. Mr M M B Middleton wins the mayoralty by a one vote lead over Mr C L Davis after counting 2011 votes in 70 minutes at the town hall. The result ends a 13 year term by Mr W H Threadgold and notes a busy, orderly polling day with wide participation.
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C. L. Davis
M. M. B. Middleton
Pirie
W. H. Threadgold
Keen Innterest
J. H. S. Leahey
Goodwill Expressed To New Mayor At Hie Meeting
A fragmented report notes goodwill toward the new mayor after a meeting. Statements praise the mayor while criticizing delays and urging continued effort on community tasks and unity. The piece references ongoing political campaigns and public service expectations.
Fragmented OCR notes on people and events in Mishlytvor
Fragmented text references many names and places with unclear context. It mentions Natalie, Charlie Davis, Fah, Mr Minty, and Laken among scattered terms. The passage weaves personal names with vague actions and time cues, lacking coherent events or dates.
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Von
Davis
Minty Nien
Natalie
Tangy
Anany
Mishlytvor
Offen
Vreset
Bain Triumph in Napperby Ward Election
Mr Bain won Napperby Ward defeating Lin Mo Late in a close contest. Election totals showed Bain with a narrow margin as ratepayers listened at Warnertown institute. A formal thanks was extended at the council meeting, with plans to vote on a theatre sale at the next session.
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Lin Mo
Lawrie
Setar
Wiesuber
Hutlew
Nagwerby
Connty
Cilasson
Polt
Warnertown Institute
Bain
Yew Council
Mr Hillam Wins Baroota Poll In Hort Germein District
An informal vote was held in Baroota Ward of Hort Germein District. Mr Hillam defeated Mr Vita in a low turnout poll. Local notes indicate a single informal count and no formal results published.
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MR. Hillam
Baroota
I Mo Vita 420 Pte
Spencer
Germein
Om Satonlay
Retiring town chief magistrate recalls council rulings
In a farewell speech W H Threadgold notes rulings were questioned over 1,000 meetings and later upheld by the majority. He retires after a long 40 day tenure as town chief magistrate amid town council tributes and a note of gratitude from Alderman M Connelly who did not seek re election this year.
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W. H. Threadgold
Threadgold
M Connelly
Infants Library Establishes School Infant Library Effort
A community effort led by Miss Somerville and Dr. Wie von saw school infants gain exclusive access to books at the new library. Mothers organized funds and plans to house early reading material, while educators and officials praised the initiative as vital to fostering children's reading from a young age.
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Chidren
Miss Somerville
Wie von
da. McDonald
Pope Efi
Company
Fur Assistance
Henett
Dr Williams
Leding
Aly Mies
Vooliheluer
Jeddmaster
Somerville
Jens Wenn
Messames Houwon
Walley
WOTF
Sumith
Svase
Williams
Amd
McDonalds
Seline
Vow
II. Papking
Phug
Morris
Tissunbintit
Snowtown Scpool
Pirie Presbyterians Anniversary Celebrated at Andrew's Church
Andrew's Presbyterian Church drew large congregations for the forty second anniversary with Rev J R Tugy presiding. Rev R J Shanks noted the origin amid a town hall supper in 1904 and Victoria Hall was converted into the present church by 1906. Lave, a missionary to Australian aborigines, preached on translation making passages sound musical and Pontical.
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Victoria Hall
Florence Street
Lave
Queensland Resumption Dependent On Meat Employes
BRISBANE Sunday. Striking coalminers waterside workers and meat employes in Queensland may return to work if the meat workers decide on a lack. Unig officials said last night Mr Millar president of Queensland Colery Employes Enien said he did not believe the teat o flayer would obey the Government's Tesinmutan order issued on Friday.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Unig
Millar
Colery
Enien
Major Test On Soldier Preference
Sydney Sunday letter cites Mr J Bolton state RSL president claiming former servicemen groups will challenge the appointment of only 7 servicemen in a pool of 47 wool valuers for the Australian Wool Realisation Committee. He calls this a major test of preference for servicemen in Australia.
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Sydney
J Bolton
Returned Servicemen’s League
Australia
Treleaven Wins Golf Cup Final at Pirie Golf Club
A. E Treleaven defeated J Hopkins in the Mallyon Memorial Match Cup final at Pirie Golf Club on Saturday. Treleaven led two up after the first round, then surged to win by six up with Hopkins conceding 17 strokes in each round.
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A. E Treleaven
Gilay
J. Hopkins
Pirie Golf Club
Hopkins
Hopkins Wins Silver Spoon Round Five At Pirie Club
Mrs. Hopkins and Miss M Dibdin took first and second in the fourth round of Pirie Golf Club associates silver spoon. leading nine hole stroke scores show Mrs Hopkins 43.0-4 and Miss Dibdin 5394 in A grade while B grade leader is Mrs J W P Oates 57-1740.
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Hopkins
M. Dibdin
Pirie Golf Club Associates
Soves
Dibdin
J WP. Oates
Mr McLeay Named New Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Mr McLeay defeated Mr Pelham in yesterday’s council election to become the new lord mayor of Adelaide. The result solidifies McLeay’s leadership and marks a shift in the city administration.
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Mr. McLeay
Adelaide
Adelatie
J McLeay
CT. Pelham
Esterday
Tuaparalts
Australians In Gibraltar Disturbances Leave Dozens Injured
Twenty people including several policemen were seriously hurt in a clash tied to Australians from the Victory Contingent in Gibraltar. Belts bottles and glasses were used as police were overwhelmed before naval and military police restored order. the Shropshire event was canceled.
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Gibraltar
T.ondun
Suniliy
Reuter
Sinc Aire
Bones
Shropshire
Foundry dispute parties to confer in Melbourne
In Melbourne a deadlocked foundry dispute prompts a conference at 10 am Tuesday after employers gave notice to all employees. Mr Clarey the Minister of Labor and President of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions has called both sides to the meeting to seek resolution.
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Melbourne
Clarey
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Bairstow Wins Cycle Race in Close Sprint
Bairstow led a field of twenty eight in a hard race on Saturday, finishing by a narrow margin. McVicar, Williams, and Leombinwiks chased through the final stretch as the field battled for position and prize distance.
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Bairstow
Incies
Spoesturs
Kairseny
Moni
Shepherd
Vevey Hapdivay
McVicar Fac
Dierun
Vises
Shittworkers Weekly Rave Ad Patch Promises Deals
An unusual classified notice advertises a weekly rave with misprinted text and unclear listing. It mentions J Markham and Sunale with cryptic numeric references 30 and 420, plus an EL Qpit 110. The piece reads like a fragmented ad section from a local newspaper.
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J. Markham
Sunale
Fisher
EL Qpit
Weekend racing notes and betting, Melbourne spring scene
A dense racing page lists runners, odds, and bets for many events including a mile and a half handicap, hurdle race, and sprint trials. Names like Miller, Hynes, Whitaker, Ruddells, and Weendam appear amid odds from 8/1 to 20/1, with track details, distances, and horse numbers scattered throughout.
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Fosurmur
Une Nile
SEN Pathol
Uonmnanil
Mays
Macker Walter
Bias Wylnwidas
Minauwlans
Ruddells Buxenal
Groote
Wo Han
Weendam
Whitaker Burm
Retiring Smeltermen Farewelled
Retiring smeltermen were farewelled at a joint farewell ceremony in Broken Will Association. J W Thompson and J Cars from the engineering session were honored, with Mr F Edwards presenting wallet notes to Mr Curran on behalf of mates. Davis presided at the hour long event.
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Davis
Ieee of
Spartan Win By Three Goals In A Grade Basketball
Spartan edged St Mark's by three goals in an Algiide basketball match on Saturday. Best players included Spartan E Mashford M Dysi and O Stoddart. St Mark's featured P Price M Price G Johnson. Other grade results noted for Old Scholars Woolworths and St Andrew's with goals tallies and top players listed. several high school and rover matches described.
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Spartan
Thue
Spartim
St. Mark's
E. Mashford
M Dysi
O. Stoddart
St Mark's
P. Price
M. Price
G. Johnson
Pairtan
St. Andrew's I
Sparten IE M. Lawlor
Dh Hearn
DL Mus
St. Andrew’s IL
D. Collins
St Andrew's I
Rover II
St. Andrew's
Quinn
H. Smart
J. Argent
Rover Hi
M. Pustson
J. Kelly
J. Roadhock
Rover
le Roberts
B. Owens
M. Pickhaver
G. Price
B. Fidge
L. Robertson
D. Quinn
V. Meyers
P. Connelly
M. Tobin
P. Speck
C. Wauchope
M. Goold
L. Geyer
J. Widger
P. Jones
Crystal Brook
Goalhitters
J. Doyle
M. Wilkin
L. Dailey
P. Baldwin
H. Jones
P_ Nelson
P. Hutchin
Bul
Gordon
Gualhitters
J.smith
S. Warner
S. Reardon
Marshall
D. Davis
Trieste Demonstration Clashes With Police In Street
Sunday protest in Trieste against the Big Four decision spurred by the Malian former service weirs association. About 200 police confronted hundreds of demonstrators as officers used clubs and tear gas to disperse Italians milling in the city center.
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Rome
Trieste
Weirs Association
Foreign Ministers Again Disagree Over Peace Conference Invitations
Paris reports show Foreign Ministers after several hours of talks again failed to agree on the form of invitations for the peace conference. Molotov is said to refuse consent until procedure rules are set by the Big Four.
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Paris
Reuter
Molotov
Russia
Iive
Australians Defeated In Doubles Finals
London report lists results from the doubles finals at the tournament. Kramer and Brownh defeat Sear and partner in men’s doubles while Brown and G Brown lose to T Brown and Mrs Brough in mixed doubles. Women singles see Betz and Harr winner pairs. final scores 6-2, 6-4 and 6-3.
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London
Sear
Kramer
T. Browh
de Paily
G. Brown
T_ Brown
U.S
Thougl
Brough
USS
Misses Betz
Harr
September 28 Forecast As Election Date
E H D Russell MLA predicted the federal election date likely to be September 28 after the current Parliament session ends in August. He assessed the Curtin Chifley government programme and said Labor would be returned with a similar margin as at present.
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Pirie
E. H. D. Russell
Curtin-Chifley
Labor
Weather Summary Prompts Confusing Local Forecasts
Day to day lighting and temperature readings appear garbled with stray words. The report lists sunrises, temperatures, and forecast notes for several cities including Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart, but the figures are inconsistent and unclear.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Pertly
Brisbane
Hobart
Lacey and guests travel to city as civic notes flow
Local city notices list Mr A W Lacey and Mrs Lacey returning today after weekend in Ald and Laureate street visits. MLA E H D Russell plans Adelaide and Canberra trip this week, with weeks away. Pirie Chamber admits Mess J J McCormack and T J Lee. Ken Griffin leaves Pirie for Adelaide after four years in munitions service and to join cricket coaching. Griffin wins 1945 Metcalf Medal as leading all round cricketer. R E Harriss named deposits clerk at Pirie Local Court. C Wrighton returns to Pirie from Melbourne. National Safety movement prep visits. J A Butcher arrives as Broken Hill Smelters engineer. Hospital wards report patients A R Brealey, J N Careguannis, M Noble, and W Tobin making progress.
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A.W. Lacey
Pirie
Department of Munitions
Ken. Griffin
Adelaide
Metcalf
Griffin
R. E. Harriss
National Safety
Cornell
C. L. Tucker
W. A. Copsey
WJ Barker
J. C. Howard
R. Walker
J. A. Butcher
Sydney
Royal Australian Navy
Pirle
Broken Hill Associated Smelters
Pyrday
Proprietary Dominate Port In Seven-Goal Football Victory
Proprietary led 7-7 to 1-1 at halftime and 19-6 final as Port failed to counter the visitors pace and accuracy at Memorial Oval. The Greens impressed with a dazzling display after Solomontown, drawing 1,280 fans and £54 1s 10d receipts. J Davies starred for Proprietary. Port’s crew included Lemm, Madigan, Roads, and McPherson amid a strong backline showing.
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Port
Proprietary
Memorial Oval
Red
Proprietary Trophy Winners List Reveals Saturday Awards
Ny recognition lists the Proprietary Trophy winners as T, Andoss, Go Jubns, J Diviey and Bryant for Saturday prizes, indicating top performers across unspecified categories. The fragment hints at a local or company awards event with named recipients.
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Ny Recognition
Slayers
Vy T
Andoss
Go Jubns
J Diviey
Bryant
Proprietary in Control Grants Win Despite Tight Play
In a hard fought game Proprietary takes the lead late as Willis is replaced by Crain and Simpson steps in. The third quarter shows vigorous action with heavy physical play from both sides as Proprietary refuses to be intimidated and maintains a narrow edge.
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Jogi
Diesrdi Luefestive
Varit
Willis
Sehysurta Breweht Tall Resus
Parsore Liewilderei Fy
Mavis Up
Cathy’ Spied
Louise Tall
Dwehie Hey
Ied
Safawert
Thi Serond Fey
Rijieeal Crain
Pisulih Venti
Simpson
Met
Esi Lyfe
Builurkine
Hogavny
Proprietary Triumphs In B Grade Football Curtain-Raiser
Proprietary edged Port 10 points after a slow start at Memorial Oval. Stronger ruck, speed and better ball use gave Proprietary the edge with Simmonds scoring twice and Theodoros adding goals. Best for Proprietary included Allan Pelagnis Lydeamore Newberry Finkly and Simonds. Port's goalkickers were Markham Corsity Stewart. Also Solomontown beat Pirie in Solomontown schools match with Deed Langsford Hoare among best.
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Memorial Oval
C. Simmonds
J. Theodoros
W. Markham
M. Corsity
B. Stewart
R. Allan
D. A. Pelagnis
J. Lydeamore
J. Newberry
M. Finkly
C. Simonds
M. Castle
L, Sheridin
M, Connelly
L. Hubert
C. Wows
Solomontown
Arie Solomentown
Pirie
Pirie Schools Football Association
Seares
W. Deed
Langsford
J. Deed
W. Deel Hoare
Fry
Kotwis Pavle
Castle
Thompson
Beck
Mines Threaten Queensland Coast Shipping Lanes
Highly explosive mines float in shipping lanes off Queensland north east coast with about 20 beached in days between Cape Direction and Cape Sidmouth north of Cooktown. Two exploded near Lockhart River Mission Station headquarters.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Cape Direction
Cape Sidmouth
Cooks ‘Own
Lockhart River Mission Station
Russians Seize Plant In Austria
In Vienna a Russian command block seized a plant amid claims of capturing more than 45 million in value. The transfer included German external assets, signaling a broader appropriation of industry and property by Russian authorities in eastern Austria.
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Austria
Vienna
Sumuay
Austein
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