England vs Australia third Test ends unsettled in rain halted draw
In Manchester on the final day of the third Test Australia trail by 317 runs but rain and a pitch inspection halted play. Johnson fails again as opener, Morris and Bradman bat safely to delay England's hopes, with England all out but the innings closed after the rain interruption.
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London
Manchester
Australia
Abe Aabes
Johnson
Mirris
Bradman
England
Hy O'Elock
Wiuriuing Nardrey
Barnes
Morris
Bedser
Pollard
Young
Crapp
Australian Swimmer Breaks U K Record
London reports Bruce Bourke of the Australian Olympic team set an Amateur Swimming Association 400 yards freestyle record of 5.18 minutes at Wallasey. Marjory McQuade swam 100 yards freestyle in 60.14 seconds, just over the world mark. Judy Joy Davies did 100 yards backstroke in 2.12, behind the winning 0:...
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London
Bruce Bourke
Wallasey
Marjory McQuade
Judy Joy Davies
Death of Lady Kidman in Adelaide at 86
Lady Kidman widow of Sir Sid Kidman died at her Millswood home today aged 86. She leaves a son Walter and three daughters Mesdames Sidney Ayers Sidney Reid and Nelson Clover.
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Adelaide
Sesday
Lauly Kidman
Sidmy Kidman
Millswood
Walter
Mesdames Sidney Ayers
Sidney Reid
Nelson Clover
Alleged Unlicensed Hawker Arrested in Pirie
A man named Met WoTtdyth and Mainelories Counstable was arrested yesterday afternoon at Pirie for hawking without a licence. He is likely to appear at Pirie Police Court this morning on the charge.
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WoTtdyth
Mayoral Allowance Unaltered in Brief Debate
The report notes the mayoral allowance remains unchanged after a brief session. A request for increasing the allowance to £200 lapsed due to lack of support and absent endorsers.
Brook Hospital Guild Officers Elected
At the Crystal Brook Hospital Guild annual meeting Miss E Dunsford presided. Reports were given by Mesdames D Ward and K Hosking. Officers elected were Miss Dunsford president and vice presidents Mesdames N Young Q Davidson I North R Combe, Ward secretary M O Callaghan assistant secretary Hosking treasurer, Mr B Baker auditor. The September meeting to be a farewell to Matron Riesehiek.
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Crystal Brook Hospital Guild
E. Dunsford
Mesdames D. Ward
K. Hosking
Miss Dunsford
Mesdames N. Young
Q. Davidson
I. North
R. Combe
Ward
M. O'Callaghan
Hosking
B. Baker
Test Stumps Meryis and Pollard In Confusing Match
Fragmentary cricket score notes show players Meryis and Pollard among others with dubious figures like 92 and 0/27. Possible match drill or practice record lists names Bradman Medeor Verne Compton and FAviohs with unclear scores and overs, lacking context.
Cattle Invasion Prompts Pirie Golf Club Action
Pirie Golf Club asks Kingston Road fencing steps after cattle invaded during the North Western championship causing danger to players. Council refers request to perks and highways committee noting a cattle droving risk and a damages claim dated July 14 though June 14 was intended.
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Perks
Pirie Golf Club
Kingston Road
S. Leshey
Williams
Soviet Grip on Traffic Threatens Berlin Transport
London reports that traffic between Berlin and surrounding areas could halt as Russia cancels permits for German motor vehicles to enter the Soviet zone from Berlin, signaling a sharp reduction in cross border vehicular movement and heightening tensions in the region.
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London
Berlin
Russia
Soviet Zone
Sign of Empire Solidarity in Canberra and Berlin
Canberra reports show Prime Minister Chifley aligning with Empire solidarity amid the Berlin crisis. Government states 100 percent support for Chifley’s stance while noting Russia as a potential breach of the Yalta Agreement and that Britain has not requested reinforcements for Berlin.
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Berlin
Chilly
Rogandet
Empire Solidarity
Chifley
Fertiu
Mansell
Australia
Russia
Clie
Britain
Busy Last Day In London
Mr. Gliffey spent his final London day in meetings with Australian officials and British leaders. The discussions covered migration, visas for a royal visit, rocket fare developments, and arrangements at 1 Downing Street before a panel departure at midnight.
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London
Gliffey
J) Beasley
Australia House
1 Downing Street
Evacuation of European women and children from Malaya amid raid
Thirty European women and children are being evacuated by air from the east coast of Malaya to Singapore. They come from a tin mine at Sungei Lembing thirty miles from Juantan. An Australian missing after an ambush was reported, and one European and two Asians were killed. Batu Arang coalmines operated under strong military guard as forces search for terrorists. The extent of damage from yesterday's raid awaits expert appraisal. a terrorist body was found nearby.
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Malaya
Sungei Lembing
Juantan
Ear
John R. Rutty
Bydney
Batu Arang
Indiscriminate Caravan Parking Sparks Council Query
Ald Whelan questioned powers to address caravan parking near Solomontown Beach at the town council meeting. Town clerk Leahey said a forthcoming by law will resolve the issue, noting a caravan was jacked in a main street. A Wallaroo ratepayers meeting approved a 3d rate in the £ to fund parks and gardens maintenance.
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Ald
Whelan
J. H
Leahey
Wallaroo
Pirie Primary School appoints Wright as headmaster
Mr. C W Wright formerly in charge of Parkside Primary begins duty as headmaster of Pirie Primary in succession to the late Mr. Clements Paul. Mr A Troteaven resumes duty at the local employment office after two days absence at a Bathurst camp. Set BC Merrett becomes officer in charge of Pirie Police Station after retirement of Set W V Virgo.
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Pirie
Clements Paul
A. Troteaven
Bathurst
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Uty
Pirie High School
Adelaide High School
Dinning
Ehanze
Woodville
Weather and daylight times across Australian capitals
Daily guidance lists lighting hours and sun timings for Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart with sunrise and sunset figures. Barometer readings and forecast predict scattered rain in northern interior and lower south east, with isolated fog in morning and variable winds offshore from east to southwest.
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Melbourne
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Perth
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Hobart
British food drive makes progress towards self sufficiency
Britain pushes toward food self sufficiency with 500000 more acres under cultivation than last year. Minister Tort Williams foresees record potato and wheat acreage, sugar beet at 392000 acres, and 200000 for rye. Breeding sows up 60 percent in 12 months, egg production rising, and 900000 calves a year targeted through artificial insemination.
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London
Britain
Tort Williams
Ulan
Eae
Wright Takes Pirie Primary Headship With Visual Education Plan
Mr W. Wright, 33-year SA Education veteran, becomes headmaster of Pirie Primary School. He backs visual education, proposes Pirie as a regional film distribution centre, and notes needs for classroom power outlets and staff cooperation as library and facilities plans advance. He cites wartime gains and aims for strong ties with the school committee and J H McDonald lineage.
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W. Wright
South Australian Education Department
Clements
Pirie
Wright
South Australian Visual Education Committee
Air Force
Pirie School
Jnst
Tam
Star
J. H. McDonald
Ascestor
Northern Schools
Teachers’ Training College
Accounts Not Inflated Denial From Canberra
Canberran officials rejected claims that 1947-48 expenditures were artificially inflated to hide a budget surplus. Acting Treasurer Mr Derman said extra amounts were not moved to the national welfare fund, noting higher tax assessments and social service contributions increased the fund needs. Government aims to keep administration costs near current levels amid a large works program, while the Public Service Board notes ongoing staff shortages despite postwar restraint.
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Canberra
Derman
National Welfare Fund
Commonwealth Administration
Public Service Board
Ovation for Kentucky Democrat Senator Barkley at convention
A wave of support for Sen A Barkley of Kentucky grew at the Democratic Convention after his speech, followed by a 28 minute ovation. Delegates felt he is the best running mate for the presidential candidate, though official nomination requires White House word.
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Philadelphia
Tuusiay
Sen A. Barkley
Kentucky
Sen. Barkley
White House
Town Council Eager for Low Prices and Civic Progress
Town council enters a new financial year with Mayor Middleton praising re-elected members. He notes absence of opposition signals ratepayers’ approval and expresses hope for continued cooperation and efforts for Pirie in the year ahead.
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Middleton
Memors
Pirie
Splendid Community Effort Praise From Lord Mayor Fund Committee
The Lord Mayor's Food for Britain Fund committee praised Pirie's donations in a Monday night letter to the town council. The message called Pirie's contribution a splendid example of womanty effort.
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Lord Mayor
Food For Britain Fund
Pirie
Pirie RAAF First Entry Sponsor Seeks Local Support
The Pirie branch backs Myrtle Franklin as the first Pirie entrant in the RAAF Memorial Appeal. A public meeting will form a committee to raise the £10 needed for the candidate to be eligible. Brighton urged local groups to sponsor more entries and help fund the drive, with 50 percent of raised funds returning to sponsors.
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Franklin
Ie Raaf
Whyalla
Pirie
Fov
Brighton
APA
Westerday
Pire
Beager
Mr Brighton
Lantest
Town Council Debates Rates and Utility Charges
The mayor presents the corporation’s in tie meabbivue balance sheet and asks council members to consider next year’s rates. Mr Middleton proposes reviewing possible increases in utility charges for forms of fuse services operating under the town, with electricity costs and charges on the agenda for night discussion.
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Middleton
Tightening Up Security At Canberra Conference
Canberra officials hold a two day conference led by Commonwealth Investigation Service chief Colby Isloyd with Acting Prime Minister Evatt attending. Measures to prevent leakage of vice and plans for screening guns reaching Australia discussed with security service and defense department representatives from all states and services.
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Nive
Australia
Colby Isloyd
Summonwealth Investigation Service
Evatt
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Recorder Trial Set For August 7 By Pike Motor Club
Pike Motor Cycle Club plans a 12 hour Reliability Trial of about 300 miles on August 7 to seek an outright win. The route includes water splashes mud sections and sand patches with two circuits and an overnight finish after breakfast. Key spectator spots include Rocky River George's Corner and Redhill. The Recorder Cup, donated by The Recorder management, will be the major trophy.
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Tirie
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U.N. Mediator Warns Palestine War Likely If No Truce Review
Count Bernadotte warned the Palestine truce must be reviewed quickly by the Security Council or Arabs and Jews face renewed fighting. The report, quoted from a Lebanese communique, notes tensions intensity and that forces in the region threaten further battles unless a halt is found.
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United Nations Security Council
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London
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Frith United Press
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Stara
Lower Patrol Tax Larger Share For Roads
Pirie District Council approved a campaign to cut petrol tax and boost road funds. A Kadion resident urged federal MPs to act, noting the federal share would be about £6,000,000 for roads while the states retain £10,000,000. Councillors cited poor district maintenance and reconstruction needs. The council planned to approach Mrs HD Russell on her return from Japan.
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Tosewll
Kadion
HD. Russell
Grey
Japan
U S Jet Planes Reach Labrador
United States jet planes reach Labrador as officials announce an imminent departure for Europe later in the week. Fragmented text describes a military air movement and potential future action by U S forces in the region.
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U.S
Labrador
Shelvey
United States
Europe
Wandearah coursing event reports unclear text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wandearah coursing day with stakes, crossings, and participants including Mr Gira, but readable details are limited. Locations like Waindearaly and Voches's Crossing appear cloudy.
Miners Granted Higher Rate After Tribunal Decision
In Sydney on Thursday Mr F Gallagher of the Coal Industry Tribunal awarded miners an extra four pence per ton for machine-cut coal, bringing the rate to 9 shillings 9 pence a ton. The Miners Federation had pressed for seven pence more. after initial refusal a strike occurred but ended when Gallagher offered a mine inspection and review.
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Hursday
F. Gallagher
Coal Industry Tribunal
Miners Federation
Gallagher
Headmistress Killed In Car Smash
A headmistress named Lilia Line, aged 50, was killed in a car crash near Ballarat last night. Police believe her exertion to start the engine caused a collapse at the wheel during the incident.
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Fuesday
Lilia Line
Sehool
Girk
Puydes
Ballarat
Can
Diplomatic Relations With Italy Soon
Canberra reports tentative steps toward formalizing relations with Italy as ministerial officials await ratification of the peace treaty. The acting prime minister indicated that final consideration would proceed once the treaty is formally ratified, with opposition to delay from some diplomats.
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Aux Walia
Healy
Byatt
Lustrahis Tor
Diplomatiy Patstion
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