Jews Accept New Truce Proposal in Palestine
Israel told the United Nations it accepted Count Bernadotte s ten day cease fire plan amid fears of Arab divisions over the truce. Western officials warned that refusal to extend the truce could see Arab states labeled aggressors under UN Charter chapter seven. Arabs and Jews reported gains near Abie Wattle and Lydda Airport as Jerusalem faced heavy mortar fire on the Old City s Christian and Movable Convents and a hospital.
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Israel
United Nations
Count Bernadotte
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Security Council
Reuter
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Abie Wattle
Lydda
Old City
Jerusalem
Christ
35 Mile Road Race to Rutgers Sees Fortunes Titled
The 35 mile road race to Rutgers yesterday featured 17 starters on a Solonwutown to Hughes Gap course. J Williams led the first turn before a puncture, with B Reichel and J Nestor among early chasers. L Rutgers won in 1 hour 26 minutes 3 seconds, fastest time by B Reichel and S Warner claimed sprint honors for women.
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Viric Lycle
Ainb
B. Reichel
Solonwutown
Warnertunn
Gladstone
W. Reichelt
Nestor
J. Williams
Warnertowe
P. Reichelt
J. Nestor
Wiléeliden
L Rutgers
Reichel
Track Double To J. Williams at Memorial Oval
J Williams won the firstclass half mile and a combined mile event at Memorial Oval on Saturday. B Rutgers took second in a two mile race by five lengths. Results: Firstclass half mile J Williams 45 vis. R Whitehead 50, W Shepherd 55. Six starters.
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J. Williams
Memorial Oval
B. Rutgers
R. Whitehead
W. Shepherd
Wo Brooks
W. Bain
Cavenett
Homers Fly No 2 Marree Pile West Race Results
Marree Homers Club held the seventh race of the season from Marree a 246 mile flight with 22 members sending 207 birds. Con royer Ey mi released the birds in fine weather with a north wind and the trophy donor was Guid W. Twlly. Section results list top flyers in South West North and North sections with names including Hosken Hanniball Jackson & Son Patterson Dormer Finn Price Pelagia Nottage and others.
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Pile West Homing Society
Marree
Royer
Guid W. Twlly
Hoxken
Mintim A. Batverson
H. Price
R. Honniboll
R. Finney
On. West
A. Patterson
J. Dormer
Ri. Finn
North
Price
F. Pelagia
J. Nottage
Birds and deaths in Pirie Homing Society event and Brighton tragedy
Twenty one Pirie Homing Society members sent 161 birds to Marree for a donated prize. results list J Bird, F Penny & Son, H Munn among North section winners and D Key & Son, D Perkins, W Halliday among South. A separate report notes the death of Frank Edward Hoare, 70, an inmate at the Institution for the Blind, Brighton Beach, who was killed after being struck by a train at Prahran R Rllway Station Victoria.
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Pirie Homing
Marree
J. G. Duncan
J. Bug
Seba
D. Key
Gonn
EL Munn
Green Brog
W. Hutchinson & Sons
H. Jackson
J. Bird
F. Penny
Frank Edward Hoare
Institution For the Blind
Brighton Beach
Prahra R Rllway Station
Victoria
Golf Club Title Events Begin at Pirie Gulf Championship
The Pirie Gulf Club championship opens with the first round led by A grade leader D H Adaite 75 and B grade top T A Bernhardt 89. C grade shows J Clemes 90 as the best while many players post scores in the 70s and 80s. The next round will reduce fields to the leading eight in each grade for match play.
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de Ke Adaiy
Hile Tulder
Pirie Gulf
Werniard
Aps
Janes Jed
Jr Clemes
Condon
T. A. Bernhardt
Clemes
DH. R Adaite
Ey Lps
Davies
J. He Ralph
B. Condon
J. Hi
Hi B. AL Heleher
R. K. Mallyon
A. M. P. Murdock
Hy Foes
al Butcher
A. J.he
K .E. Peake
U. Bart
Ryder
C. J." Paterson
J. Clemes
K. H. Dungey
Miss M Armstrong Wins Bogey Competition
Miss M Armstrong wins the bogey event for Pirie Golf Club finishing four up to claim the trophy donated by Mrs D Hamill. Other scores note J Hopkins, J W P Oates 1 up, H Coombe 2 up, W O’Neill 1 up, with various downs and marked cards across A and B grades and ladies teams. In Pirie Women's Hockey Aftonville drew Crystal Brook with no score while Old Scholars were overwhelmed 7 nil by Stuart, and Crystal Brook beat High School White 6 nil in other matches.
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M. Ammstrong
Pirie Golf jChib Amerates
D. Ham
Mesdames
J. Hopkins
J. W. P. Oates
H. Coombe
W. O'Neill
B. Forgan Square
le A. Belcher
R Burgess
Ae, Treleaven
A. J. Butcher
L. G.tessie
J. Catchpole
J. Brammer
L. A. Dunson
C. E. Thomas
Mesdames W. Giles
C. J. Paterson
C. R. Hannan
W.h Deane
C Pede
Pirle
Hockey Association
Aftonville
Crystal Brook
Alarew
Stuart
Crystal Brock
St. Andrew's Gordon
T. Johanson
M. Brown
P. Brekenridge
Smith
A. White
O. Dangerfield
B. Dawson
B. Poole
E Clothier
Z Darley
P. Baldwin
N. Worrall
D. Robinson
A. Paterson
Gordon
Day to Day Weather and Temperatures Report
Lighting times and sun data for today and tomorrow with sunrise and sunset. Temperature figures for yesterday and the coming days, plus capital city readings for yesterday. Forecast calls for scattered light showers with northwest to southwest winds and marine conditions from west to south west with moderate seas and swell. The moon phase shows first quarter tomorrow and a new moon later in July.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
English Test Hopes High After Day Three At Trafford
Report from Manchester shows England 316 runs ahead of Australia with Washbrook 85 not out and Compton ducked after earlier misses. Australia struggle to bat as Barnes unable to continue, crowd records 36 000 at Stumps.
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Sunda Ith
Manchester
Australia
Washbrook
Compton
Barnes
All Trafford
World Needs Team Spirit Says Port Augusta Leader
Mayor Middleton Caugary urged global unity through sports during a Pirie Town Hall visit by Port Augusta Central Football Club players and supporters. Cr CA, Deyenhardt, and Mr P. & McMahon praised the welcome, with club president Withaws thanking the city for hosting sporting ambassadors.
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P. & McMahon
Port Footall Club
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It Withaws
Foremerly
Piri
Diayot
Soviet Order 10 Ignored by Allied Berlin Traffic
Berlin officials say British and Soviet authorities will ignore the new Russian order requiring special passes for Allied vehicles traveling between Berlin and the Western zones. Maj-Gen. Hays, US Deputy Military Governor, stated the Americans have no intention of submitting to the order.
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Snakesman
Hays
United States
Man alleges assault after invitation to drink in Pirie West
Retired Smelter Arthur Boward Little testified in Pirie West Police Court that he was invited for a drink, knocked down, and robbed of a wallet as police investigated a July 3 incident. Arnold George Thomas King was remanded on a charge of assault and theft after Little identified him in a lineup and witnesses placed him near the Seamen’s Institute and Exchange Hotel bar.
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Arthur Boward Little
Ming Street
Pirie West
A. M. Goode
Arnold George Thomas King
Federation Road
Florence Street
Bai
L. G. J. Merrett
J.” Warren
King
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Pam
Vantheon Chub
Florence Stiget
Mier
Wittess
Festaurant
Forthiught
al Nnd
Nuly
Defindant
Mure Warren
Linle
Mexander
Little
Stephanides
Pirie
Leckie
Mr Goode
SteBlanides
Massey King
Hlutehatves-Lunstaple
Kainslid
Merrett
Ay‘ Hulster
Pederation Road
Meg
Pantheon Club
Seamen's Institute
Boffalo Lodge
Chis Cafe
Merfett
Chifley Arrives in Berlin for Bram Berlin Visit
Mr Chifley Australian Prime Minister lands at Gatow Airport Berlin shortly after midday and begins a brief visit. He travels from London where he had been staying, meeting with officials and inspecting postwar arrangements.
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London
Chifley
Gatow
Berli
Three Rebels Killed In Malaya
In Singapore a morning clash outside Kuala Lumpur left three rebels dead and several others captured as authorities intensified the sweep against terrorist concentrations amid the Malay conflict.
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Malaya
Singapore
Kuala
Anniversaries Of Two Pire Churches
Two churches marked anniversaries with services led by Rev Ro C Guthberlet at Central Mission and Central Baptist. Morning and afternoon programs included missionary talks, a varied musical lineup with L Edwards accompaniment and Mx Willson Wey baton. Victoria preacher Lassam spoke in the evening as Rev Andrew Gowanus conducted the sixty ninth anniversary services at Central Baptist with hymns and prayers.
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Tne
Metta Votan Central Baptist
Ro i C. Guthberlet
Central Mission
L. Edwards
Elmvir
Mx. Wo Willson Wey
Lassam
Victoria
Andrew Gowanus
Central Baptist Church
Evans
Zere
Norton tops Pirie rifle meet with 92 aggregate score
D Norton fired 48 and 44 for 92 total at Pirie Rifle Range on Saturday to win the weekly meet. The event used a 50-round format with ten shots per face and two fighters, listing scores for Norton and multiple shooters including Turner Meadow Forra Bure and others in a dense tally of results.
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Pirie Rifle Range
Prac
DF Norton
Monee
J Turner
Meadow
L. Forra
Saint
TE Bure
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Hoss
C Beaniora
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P Branford
Gi. Grold
E. T. Martin
RB Dunbar
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C. Mitchell
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F. Errington
Jacobs
Abattoirs Referendum Passes Three to One in Port Pirie
Port Pirie residents vote three to one in favor of proclaiming the town an abattoirs area though turnout is under 15 percent with 421 of 2858 votes cast. Mayor Middleton and council members express cautious optimism about starting foundations within 12 months while noting possible public logistics and hygiene improvements.
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Port Pirie
Middleton
Tennyson
Solomontown
J. HS
Leshey
Calonels
Coun al Todlock
Mclntosh
TMF
Middleton Ange
Leahey
Jmyer
Pirte
Australis
Ald
Davis
Aly
Eagle
Pirie
Plan to Win More Coal
Sydney reports a plan to increase coal output by back Saturday shifts. The Coal Board claims such shifts would raise New South Wales production to 12,000,000 tons. A special conference with district presidents and the federation's central executive is set to discuss the board's recommendation.
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Sydney
Full Coal Board
Federation
New South Wales
Motor Cyclist Collides With Dog
A motorcycle ridden by Mr E J Thompson of Pirie Estate collided with a dog last night. He was thrown heavily to the roadway and admitted to Pirie Hospital suffering injuries to a wrist and an arm and a slight concussion.
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E. J. Thompson
Pirie Eatate
Pirie Hospital
Pirie Weekend Visits Highlight District Council Plans
Mr 8 A Gale chairman of Metropolitan Milk Board with Mr R Cant secretary met Pirie town and district council reps to advise on supervision of mill production. Dr D C Perme reelected Pirie District Council chairman at first meeting of new financial year. Other council members listed. Mr Ob Daves MP returns from Adelaide to support railways employee appeals at Commonwealth Appeals Board. Leila Bridgman WAAC leader to visit Pirie July 27. she has wartime and postwar service credits. Commissioner J Evan Smith and Mrs Smith to address Pirie meetings August 12. C S Hurrell to leave Pirie for Elder Smith and Co Ltd Adelaide office. E M Nicholson to succeed. M A Frigery and speech Pirie West admitted to Pirie Hospital surgical ward. R Armour and O Roberts discharged. Mr E Callis of Port Germain to leave hospital.
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A. Gale
Metropolitan Milk Board
R. Cant
Pirie
D.C. Perme
Wandearah
Pirie District Council
Dis
F. T. Johns
F. Jones Pine
W. 'T’ Fidge
Wandear
FN. Young
A. V. Bain
Nappierby
Adelaide
Port Augusta
Railways
Commonwealth Appeals Board
Oaiss Leila Bridgman
Young Women's Christian Association of Australia
Miss Bridgman
Singapore
Java
W.C.A. World Council
Hangchow
China
Japan
W.C
J. Evan Smith
Salvation Army
Smith
Pirie West
Elder, Smith and Co. Ltd
C. S. Hurrell
E. M. Nicholson
M. A. Frigery
Pirie Hospital
Moeast
R. Armour
O. Roberts
Mr. E. Callis
Port Gérmein
Boxing results from Melbourne Stadium Saturday night
Bernie Hull lost to Billy Sinclair by technical knockout while Rod Parsons defeated Laurie Budd by knockout. Av Newcastle Frank Dui defeated Jack Galloway in a technical knockout.
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Bernie Hull
Billy Sinclair
Rod Parsons
Laurie Budd
Newcastle
Frank Dui
Jack Galloway
Ikhockou
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