Government Gazette reveals Platinum Industrial Court award
The Government Gazette shows an operation from July 4 following a dispute affecting deckhands, barge hands, and other workers in Pirie and Port Adelaide with weekly margins and overtime scales. The award lasts until December 31 this year and details rates for various job roles and holiday pay, plus conditions for outside ordinary hours and double time. Denise Bonner, a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Bonner, scored 78 points in the operatic dance section at the Adelaide Eisteddfod, where she was the sole Pirie competitor and aimed to become a ballerina. The Pirie branch Waterside Workers Association elected officers including GL O Brien as president, with Wels Mears and others as officials and committees named.
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Auatinum Industrial Court
Pirie
Port Adelaide
Uid
Denise Bonner
W. Bonner
Pirleferie Company
Adelaide Eisteddfod
Joanie Bourton
Denise
Virie Mien Bebosl
O Brien
H.C. Engstrom
HM H. Evans
TG. Grantham
Kats Vin D
A. Key
JG. Richens
Scurmuh
R. Ward J
A. Waters
G. Windham
Callmittes
W. H. Lane
A. R. Wehrmann
Obrien
Maynald
Tylor
ALP
Knibbs
O'Brien, Tayior
Pirie Trees
Labor Council
Obried Deleani
Coufer- Enet
Local residents raise funds with odd stage acts at charity event
Two Crystal Brook residents Mass Tas Mathews and Bert Sivour performed charity acts with donations steering funds for the Lord Mayor's Career Appeal. The show featured acts by The Blizzard and Mohamed Monsoon while Charlie Pumpkin and Viv Day faced risk and criticism amid snake charming and rope tricks.
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Crystal Brook
Mass
Tas
Mathews
Bert Sivour
Terocity
Lord Mayor
Viv Day
Vale of
Jack Dulwood
Mohammed
Minister disputes imperial cabined power over dominions
London report notes Mr Menales of Australia proposed a plan to place a supreme body with authority over Commonwealth nations. In reply, Mr Gurlin Walleoy of the State for Commonwealth Relations said it would not work to set up a governing bed within the Commonwealth that could order individual countries.
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London
Gurlin
Walleoy
Menales
MacArthur Orders Japanese Premier on Red Paper Ban
General MacArthur directs Japan's Premier Yoshida to maintain the ban on the Communist party. The Red Paper embargo remains in force for the month as the Allied authorities continue the wartime control measures in Tokyo's political scene.
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Tokio
Twistay
Gen
MacArthur
Yoshida
Lewspaper
Ban on Korea transport lifted by Seamen Union
Federal executive of the Seamen's Union secretly lifted its ban on transporting war materials to Korea last week. Brisbane reports quoted secretary J Connor saying seamen did not vote on the ban but only a resolution opposing American intervention. Connor cited pressures from the government and a Sydney action by watersiders as factors in the decision.
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Sydney
The
Seamen's Union
Korea
Brisbane
J. Connor
Queensland
Union
Fetters
Miners’ Federation
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Connor
Sydney Watersiders
Bam
Sid
Mipore
Soviet Uranium Mines Near War-Era Labor Shortage
Berlin reports that Saxony uranium mines lack workers due to desertions to West Germany and wartime labor drain. The Western press alleges orders were issued to the labor exchange for 50,000 new German workers to staff the mines.
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Berlin
Saxony
West Germany
Yeelor
Wage Increase Planned Across Australian States
Arbitration Court tour in Melbourne announced a basic wage increase for workers under various awards. From the first pay period August 1, the rise applies to New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania with state specific weekly amounts and averages noted. The move aims to reflect contemporary cost-of-living changes and affects awards embodying the change formula.
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Melbourne
Tueuas
Je, Taylor
Arbitration Court
Ods
Abe Saental Eh Koen
New South Wales
View Rae
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Three Applications For Possession Of Houses
Three possession cases were heard by Mr D K Richards SM in Pirie. Justice granted possession by dates and adjourned matters. Olive Rachel Davies, Tim Bevin Haran and others faced orders with weekly profits specified. Clare visits and motor cycle club events were noted for Pirie and Clare.
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D. K. Richards
SM. Wi
Pirle Boca Court
Gustowtan
Ven
Ogalkinghan
Olive Rachel Davies
Tently Street
Pine West
William Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Laureate Street
Pirie West
Mr. O'Callighan
Innes
Iissn
Shaw
Mr. Triest
Mansom Street
Timothy Bevin Haren
Haron
O'Callaghan
Baritone Willam Warhirls Tours Australia on Scholarship
Willam Warhirls, an American baritone, travels to Australia after winning a scholarship of one year at Eastman College in New York. He earned Bachelor of Arts and Master of Music and Literature, then pursued variety shows and saved for his first concert.
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Willam
Warhirls
America
Newry
Australia
wBo
Noumyine
Eastman College
New York
Aft
Latvian man seeks work and bed as charge dismissed
The court dismissed charges against Latvian man Husenfusz for vagrancy after testimony showed he had not worked for weeks and had no place to stay. Police said he had arrived recently and slept at the station while seeking employment. job prospects were limited, with only one offer available but unavailable until the next day.
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B.C. Merfett
Dob. Richards
Pine Court
Ainglelmle
Alexander Street
Beinke
Callut
Husenfuys
Pinlott Pesday
Fasenfuss
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Whynlte
Munday
Baroate
Alpe
London Letter Highlights Blind Naval Officer as Chief Designer
A war blinded naval writer turned chief designer leads a British pen maker with weekly production near a million refills. The enterprise began with five operatives and expanded to over 100000 square feet, employing precision touch instruments. BEA helicopter plans, service links to Cardiff and Liverpool, and demand for air transport show rapid industrial growth.
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UF Ais
Ave
Sual Hing Eet
British European Airways
BEA
Cardiff
Liverpool
BIA
London
Birmingham
Prairie Power Blackout Strikes Town and Surrounds
A outage hit Pirie late Monday evening causing a 40 minute blackout in Ellentale and surrounding areas. Leech Station failed prompting a switch to restore power within minutes. Private homes reported loss of lights and outages as officials worked with Auris BenI to restore service.
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Que
Llueiigily
Leech
Ellentale
Commission Onriia
Adams Wins Fourth Country Golf Title At Blyth
Adams of Pile clinched his fourth country golf title at Blyth by finishing 188 in the playoff against Moonta champion L R Chinner. He also helped BL P Davies and J Treleaven win the teams championship by 22 strokes to claim the Dr Collins Shield for Pirie. Local player W K Francis was runner up in A grade 36 hole handicap with a net 139. Adams had prior wins at Moonta Crystal Brook and the Western open, with bids at Kadina and Wallaroo.
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Wil
D. Hy Ro Adams
Pile
L. R. Chiuner
Moonta
Adams
BL. P. Davies
J.tre~leaven
Pirie
W. K. Francis
Adanve
Crystal Brook
Ship
Kading
Svennel
Wallaroo
Colman Captures Crystal Brook Associates Title in Narrow Win
Mrs A Colman emerged associate champion at Crystal Brook Golf Club by four strokes after leading the first round. Scores across A and B grades show Colman 89 010 MP and 91 87 184. Leading eclectic scores list Lambert Hurst Murdock Frith Colman O Callaghan and O SHaughnessy among top scorers. Net handicap outcomes note Hurst Colman O Callaghan and Ward among leaders with nine and eighteen hole divisions. A wreath match saw Lambers defeat Dunford 6 al fi.
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Guinea
Elubyenioke
A. Colman
Crystal Brook Golf
Chile
Mesdames A. Colman
O'Callaghan
D. Hurst
J. Schunke
D. Murdock
Mesdames W. Prith
W. Lambert
L. Eddy
PF. Lindner
Miss Y. Keech
Mesdames J. O'Shaughnessy
D. Ward
McNamara
Seores
Musdames Lambert
Hurst
Murdock
Frith
Colman
O'Shaughnessy
Bady
Schunke
Miss Keech
Messames Lindner
Ward
Mesdame Hurst
K. Robinson
A.thomas
Mesdames Prith
Eddy
B. McLeod
Dunsford
Righteen
Mesdames McLeod
Thomas
Miss C. Kain
Favre
Mrs. Lambers
Miss Dunford
al Fi
Pirie News Aids Local Court And Officials Departures
Personal Cousud Countess J d Borstein Lediebore visits Danish ship, while D Richards presides at Pine Court meetings. Insp E L Bowy Aon leaves Northern Police to take Central Division post. Mr HT Murray sails to Adelaide for Australian Workers Union conference. Acting clerk A J Parsons stands in at Pirie Local Court. Arrivals include R White and H Glenney of General Motors Holdens SA. Bible Society Rev S E B Bankes visits Crystal Brook. Gladstone kindergarten forms with officers Mundy Gribble Garrett Douglas Allison Watters. Hospital patients Slater and Tietz show improvement as Rev Scholefield advances in progress.
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Cousud
J. d. Borstein
Lediebore
King
Pirie
D. Tb Richards
Attings
Pine Court
Sunny
Jucadiellon
Beni Todas
Adelaide
E. L. Bowy
Aon
Boott
Northern Police
Wil
Central Divison
HT. Murrau
Unio
Nnrrow
A. J.T. Parsons
W. A Bollmeyer
Willie Messrs. R. White
General Motors-Holdens
South Australia
H. Glenney
S. E B. Bankes
British and Foreign Bible Society
Crystal Brook
Duffield
Gladstone
FR. Mundy
J. Gribble
M. Garrett
Douglas
L. Allison
L. Watters
Court
J. Owens
J. Osman
W. ©. Slater
Ellen Street
Pirie Hospital
G. W. Scholefield
St. Paul's Church
Mn. RT
Tietz
Seventh Street
Pirle West
Vaccination Drive For Smallpox In Pirie Aug 3
The campaign led by Dr F B McCann will visit Pirie on August 3 offering free smallpox vaccination. Participation is voluntary though aimed at Waterside Workers' Federation members. all applicants will be treated. Information on fees was awaited from the board.
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Afm
F. B. McCann
Commonwealth
Pirie
Ruperts Whites
Tian Lacs
Our Troops Not Likely To Go To Korea
London reports that talks between Australian Prime Minister Menzies and British Cabinet and service chiefs reduce chance of a special Australian expeditionary force serving in Korea. A Singapore dispatch notes British troops from Singapore and Hongkong could be ready to embark for Korea within 48 hours if ordered.
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Korea
London
Mr. Menzies
Singapore
Hongkong
Bustling Taejon Becomes Ghost Town Amid Frontline Shifts
Tokyo reports Taejon still in American hands by 4 p.m. though abandoned by U S headquarters and the South Korean government. The city once housed about 150,000 people and lies near the front lines as forces contend for control amid submarine and air activity and shifting supply routes.
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Tokio
Korea
Taejon
United States
Tagjon
Ike A Ghont
Albanian Note to Yugoslavia Protest Over Reparations Goods
London report says Albania sent another note to Yugoslavia protesting arbitrary retention of German reparations goods earmarked for Albania. Official Albanian news agency message cited delay and demand for indemnities in respect of damage caused by the holding.
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London
Albania
Yugoslavia
No Hare for Final Course at Wandearah Stake Meeting
Pine and Wandesrah Cursing Club held an 16-dog stake at Wandearah with ideal weather. A large beat moved across coursing lands but only one kill occurred. Lunch was provided by Wandearah School Committee. the day ended with Zip Raider and The Chiseller sharing top prizes and Our George and Peaceful Maid each winning £25.
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Pine and
Wandesrah
Wandearah
Twiight
Jack Williams
E. B. Ferme
F. B. Parkinson
Bet
D. Brown
Benecia
Joy Robin
A. Angel
Percy
D. M
Radiant Audrey
D. L. Duffield
Kelli
Bobby
Keith Lass
Hll. Sandery
Hasty Rogue
Atem
Elect
Ud. G
Zip Raider
d_ Peaceful
Mr. Parkinson
F. W. Dolling Tophy
Sandery
Psi
Kinson
Our George
Peaceul Maid
Adjournment in Pirie court case for Bairstow
The case of Clarence Abraham Bairstow of 8 Palmer Street Pirie West for allegedly having a dune 92 delven motor vehicle in Florence Street while intoxicated was adjourned until August by Mr D L Ruchartis SM in Pirie Court of Summary Jurisdiction yesterday.
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Clarence Abraham Bairstow
Palmer Street
Pirie West
Haing
Delven
Motor Eit
Florence Street
D.L. Ruchartis
Pirie Court
Day to Day Weather and Lighting Times
A clipped weather roundup lists lighting times for this evening and tomorrow with scattered local temperatures and deviations. It mentions Melbourne Sydney Perth Hobart and cities with figures and forecasts, but the text is garbled and elements are unclear.
Improbable US car price drop shocks Melbourne market
A garbled briefing notes makers and distributors facing unlikely cheaper cars in Australia. It cites high wholesale prices, limited discounts, and cautious demand with buyers awaiting better exchange rates and tighter credit. The piece hints at production cuts and price protection strategies amid market uncertainty.
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