Allies Firm but Open to Four Power Talks on Germany
Britain, France, and the United States prepare a firm note to Moscow in response to the Berlin blockade rejection. The draft expresses willingness for a four power discussion on Germany and confirms readiness to use all resources to secure an acceptable settlement. The note awaits French government approval.
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London
United States
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Reuter
Britain
Washington
Marshall
Cabithis
Ernest Bevin
Criais
Western Union Alliance
Western Union
Arabs and Jews sign truce agreement on Jerusalem boundaries
Jewish and Arab representatives today signed an agreement and a map defining the boundaries of their areas in Jerusalem as the truce began. The accord sets control of the no man’s land and other terms. A separate Egyptian Jew accord on southern Jerusalem boundaries is being drafted.
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Jerusalem
No Man’s Land
Pirie Youth Released On Bond After Assault Charge
Ronald Prederick Rae aged 18 admitted assault on a woman at Crystal Brook on May 10. He was released on bond of £25 with surety of £25 by Mr Justice Ligertwood at the Adelaide Criminal Court to be of good behaviour for three years.
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Pirie
Ronald Prederick Rae
Pelsatance Size
Crystal Brook
Justice Ligertwood
Adelside Criminal Court
Things Everyone Wants to Know Weather and Moon Phases
Weather notes from Umea and capital cities show yesterday and today temperatures with highs and lows, plus rainfall. Showers retreating in the south with moderate seas and northwest winds. The moon moves through quarter to full with August phases. Current coups and event codes appear as garbled lines with dates.
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Umea
Capital City
Welaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Bulter
Guineas and Derby Candidates at Cheltenham
Cheltenham racing tomorrow features Guineas and Derby candidates including Pondela and Pistol Chief for the main events Port Adelaide Steeple and Wimbledon Handicap. Selections list many runners across the card with Greensborough favored in Ascot Thousand at Mentone and horses such as The Hyphen Kingbas and Sun Castle in late races.
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Pondela
Pistol Chief
David
Port Adelaide
Cheltenham
Matthew
Greensborough
Mentone
Thias Auedie
Salt Bush
Sir Mac
Sun Castle
Wimbledon
Sunfire
Lakeside
Pennall
Queenstown
Beaurmains
Ducal
Royal Desk
Portland
Mariner
Amalfi
Santheine
New Cabinet Awaited in Paris Amid Uncertain Formation
EU observers report M. Andre Marie set to form a new government that could tilt right of the Schuman cabinet. He aims to form a ministry with Republicans if allowed by his economic program, but chances of success are viewed as unlikely.
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Paris
M. Andre Marie
Schuman
Auriol
Counnies
Maine
Pirie Man Found Dead In Bed At Home
Andrew John Lauritsen aged 54 was found dead in his room at Florence Street Pirie. Death attributed to heart failure. He leaves five sons and a daughter. He worked as a blacksmith. The remains were buried yesterday in the Catholic section of Pre Cemetery.
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Andrew John Lauritsen
Florence Street
Pirie
Lauritsen
Pine Sons and Daughter
Pre Cemetery
Pirie Gas Position Unchanged
An official of Pine Branch of Souls Australian Gas Company said yesterday there seemed to be no likelihood at present of any alteration in the restriction on gas supplies between 7 p m and 7 a m. Owing to poor quality coal the measure was adopted this week to permit night accumulation of gas for daytime supply.
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Souls
Australian Gas Company
Uni
Lilihood
Training Begins For City Match Pirie Team
Twenty one of the thirty Pirie footballers were chosen to train for the Pirie Whyalla match at Adelaide Oval on August 7. Coach D C Lanbe said the initial showing was promising as players can be put through their paces. Lube noted focus on systematic play and wing mover tactics. Special buses will depart Pirie at 7 am on match day, returning at 11 pm and 3 am.
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Pirie
Whyalla
Adelaide Oval
Memorial Oval
D.C. Lanbe
Mr. Lube
Port Solomontown to Meet Solomontown Tomorrow at Memorial Oval
Port Solomontown meets Solomontown at Memorial Oval tomorrow afternoon with central umpire E J Me Lovehlin. Junior and proprietary teams from Ports, Solomontown, and Oaklands are listed among players and officials for the day ahead of 9 30 AM kickoff.
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Port
Solomontown
Memorial Oval
E. J. Me
Lovehlin
Ports B
Lemm
J. Brown
V. Polterd
C. Morphett
H. Smale
M. Germinario
P. Roads
I Doyle
G. Jobson
M. McMahon
J. Lema
L. Shearer
L. Lemin
J. Wilson
W. Price
Audoss
Ray Fisher
M. Fawcett
Junior Pott
D. Lemm
1. mcMahon
L. Tully
L. Walter
B. Johnson
M. Hogg
G. Hannan
M. Poller
G. Pollard
M. Cocks
P. Pasculli
A. McMahon
B. Stephens
H Johny
G. Herbert
D. Deed
D. Hanniball
L. Kelly
D. Brown
B. Murdoch
Brewer
D. Thompson
Ittom
D. McLeod
Proprietary
Oaklands
W. Muray
C. Minnis
P. Merlino
L. Coleman
W. Murdoch
G. Bowering
J. Marshall
A. Caragiants
B. Scarman
T. Ryan
Busy time ahead for Pirie cyclists
Pirie cyclists prepare for a string of fixtures over the coming months. Highlights include the Adelaide Pirie road race on September 2 with 19 pounds prize money, Western Australian entrants, and a cup for the winner, followed by Warrnambool classic travel. Local riders vie in the State 100-kilometre championship in July, and six Pirie Women’s Club members enter the State four-mile unpaced championship. J Cleggett, holder of the State Smile road championship, joins Pirie Fire Brigade for the August 1 62-mile road race. A large influx of riders from other clubs is expected for a major carnival at Memo tis Oval on October 9 with 100 pounds in prize money, and Broken Hill entrants plan a return visit. Elaborate plans include a cycling programme at the oval on Labor Day with a 140 pounds allocation.
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Pirie
Woodville Club
Victoria
Pirie Women's Club
Pirie Club
J. Cleggett
Pirie Fire | Brigade
England Progresses to Half Century in Dreary Test Play
An extended session yielded little action as both sides labored in the pavilion. England reached fifty for no loss in 77 minutes, while Lindwall bowled tightly and Tosack replaced Johnston in a spell. Washbrook hit a century after lunch, aided by Hassall’s sharp fielding and a risky run.
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Miller
Ater Lindwall
Imu
Toshack
Johnston Anes
Rus
England
Loxton
Hutton
Hassall
Sharji
Yorkshiremay
Washbrook
Lindwall
Lea
Mr James Condition Still Critical After Car Crash
Sydney report from Newcastle Hospital says Rayland James, 65, remains in critical state with spinal and internal injuries after a car crash near Wyong last night. Driver Leslie Boreland, 48, of Canberra, suffered both arms fractures. Family allowed brief visit this morning.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Rayland James
MBR
Athough
Wyong
James
Leslie Boreland
Canberra
Wospital
England 168 Partnership Sheets Leeds Test Start
England openers Hastings Washbrook and Hutton forge a strong start at Leeds in the fourth Test, adding 168 before the tea break as England reach 183 for one wicket. Australia field Bradman, Hassett, Miller, Lindwall and Johnston among others, with injuries shaping team selections and the morning session delivering quick bowling and tentative tempo.
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London
Utton
Washbrook
England
Leeds
Yardley
Vapr
Ldriety Cranston
Hutton
Pullard
Collpton
Evans
Bedner
Laker
Crap
Emmett
Australia
Bradman
Hassett
Miller
Morris
Harvey
Lindewall
Johnston
Johnson
Joe Nix
Tallow
Duep
Headingley
Atten
Lindwall
Mutu
Johmston
Handlei
Hockey Girls En Action England At Leonard Park Matches
The notice describes a hockey event at Leonard Park tomorrow with 60 girls in games across A and B grades. Matches include Old Scholars versus Attwoodville, St. Andrew's Stuart versus Crystal Brook, and various school teams, with the Mayoress inviting attendance and listing officials and players.
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Leonaed Park
View
Crystal Brook
Washbrowis
Hindwalh Andrew
Stuart
Existahy
Wits
Middlevon
Brier
Oury
Women's Asso
Lust Bight
Attonville
Mi Sook
St. ‘Andrew's
R. Sandercock
K. Armstrong
Z. Smale
Bt. Andrew's Garden
Crystal” Brook
Zl Keast
G. McDonald Gordon
J. Crouch
D Urban
Ferme
E. Petros
M. Dyer
Sarnold
G Gummow
A. Lane
WN. Berry
J Cousins
B. Millerd
J. Kershaw
HK. Cochrane
Ho Brady
Alexander M. Gigney
Weekend 40 Mile Road Race Sets Local Cycle Meet
Nineteen local cyclists entered a 40 mile road race starting from Globe Hotel Solomon lawn on Sunday morning. Handicaps announced by club handicapper G Williams list riders such as Cleggett Whitehead Reichelt Edwards and Whitehead, with many others from Pirie Women’s Cycle Club and local schools. Various grade heats and matchups, including St Mark’s Spar an and Spartan clubs, were also scheduled for the day across Solomon town and Pirie West venues.
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Memorial Dva
Globe Hotel
Solomon
Lawn
G. Williams
J. Cleggett
E. and
J. Whitehead
P. Reichelt
A. Edwards
R. Whitehead
W. Shaw
T. Nestor
S. Warner
S. Cavenett
R. Sedinary
R. Appleby
Binoculars Stolen From Pirie Jeweller’s Shop
Mr AR Martin, a jeweller on Ellen Street, reported to Pirie police on Wednesday afternoon that a pair of fixed focus binoculars valued at £1 had been stolen from his shop.
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AR. Martin
Pirie
Ellen Street
Death Lauritsen 54 Rest in Port Pirie Cemetery
The friends inform that Andrew John Lauritsen aged 54 of Florence Street Port Pirie has died suddenly. His remains were laid to rest yesterday afternoon in the Catholic portion of Port Pirie Cemetery with Fr P Coffey officiating. Backstrom and Meschke Undertakers served.
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Lauritsen
Andrew John Lauritsen
Florence Street
Port Pirie
P. Coffey
Backstrom & Meschke
Port Pirie Wood Merchants Association Pricing Notice
The Port Pirie Wood Merchants Association informs customers that prices have been approved by the Deputy Prices Commissioner effective July 18 1B. Delivered retail prices for Mallee and Gum include various weights and tonnages with listed rates.
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Port Pirie Wood Merchants’ Association
Jusduidim
Australia to Fly Arms to Malaya if Needed
Government weighing use of K A Liberator aircraft to airlift arms to Malaya to counter possible Seamen's Union shipping block. Cabinet would act to ensure delivery if a British request is approved, with ministers saying Britain’s call would aid the empire. Customs records show 12 export approvals for about 60 weapons mainly revolvers for individuals.
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Canberia
Seamen's Union
Mapist Seamen's Union
Dent
Malaya
Beltain
Australia
Mr Harrison Suggests Demonstration of Force
Sydney reports Acting Leader of the Federal Opposition Mr Harrison proposes using naval vessels to parry arms in Malaya as a display of force. He cautions against deploying them beyond demonstrations tonight.
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Mr. Harrison
Sydney
Thieday
Malaya
Sil Mi Harrison
Safety dummies in use at schools in Pirie district
Full sized wooden figures of schoolgirls in red uniforms with signs reading School Drive Slowly were placed on roadways near schools in Pirie district to slow motorists during pick up and drop off. Authorities report signs produced immediate driver slowdowns. adoption followed a suggestion by Dr G Kaellams from Smelters Works. Dr Williams arranged manufacture and the town presented the figures. Monitors will place the figures at appropriate times.
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Pirie
G. Kaellams
Smelters Works
America
Willams
Personal Mr Al Wrensh To Attend State Conference In Adelaide
Mr AL Wrensh presidentiat Pirle sub branch of Returned Service men's League will attend a state sub branches conference in Adelaide next Tuesday and Wednesday. A Sjos rom local sub branch secretary will attend as State Councillor for Grey. Mrs T G Colbey of Port Augusta is holidays with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ted Coligan of Goode toad Pirle West. Mrs Coligan returned with her mother after vacation at Port Augusta. Mr F Wachtel a Smelters foreman of Pine West suffered facial burns when an oil burner blew back at the Works early yesterday. He was taken to Pie Hospital but admitted to one surgery ward. Mr D Farrell of Prince Street Soloquo town is a patient in the surgery ward.
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AL. Wrensh
Pirle
Returned Servicemen's League
Adelaide
A. Sjos
Rom
Grey
T. G. Colbey
Port
Augusta
Ted Coligan
Goode Toad
Pirle West
F. Wachtel
Pine West
Pie Hospital
D. Farrell
Prince Street
Solo quoNtoWn
Sureiess
Ban would not help unions Malayan comment
Malayan trade union adviser John A. Brazier argued that banning exports would not aid Malayan unions and would aid the Communist led movement. He questioned how the Australian Seamen's Union secretary Ticott would react if his union faced intimidation similar to that in Malaya where a treasurer faced violence over money.
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Singapore
John A. Brazier
Malaya
Ticott
Secretariay
Australian Seamen's Union
Jin
Cominaniste
My Hewvice
Auprahany
Yell
Tasmanian Election Preparations
In Hobart on Thursday Premier Lesgiive J Preuuer indicated the House of Assembly would be dissolved next week with both Houses meeting this afternoon for a brief adjournment. He expected the Premier to set election dates on Monday possibly August 21 or 28. Cosgrove was to deliver his speech in Hobart on Wednesday and Campbell of the Opposition to follow with theirs in the coming days.
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Hobart
Toulay
House of Assembly
Hertwy
Cosgrove
Barossa and wheat shipments spark Pirie shipping notes
River tides and high water figures listed for Pirie port as Barossa sails from Port Augusta with 3 500 tons of lead for Sydney. Indias ships the India via Port Lincoln with 3 000 to 4 000 tons of wheat. Vessels Dory Pioneer Moralis and City of Rochester appear among projected departures from Adelaide and overseas ports with cargo and passenger movements.
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Barossa
Port Auustia
Sydney
Adelaide Steamzhin Company, Ltd
Indias
India
Port Lincoln
Morsalis
Port Adelaide
Adelaide Steamship Company
Walnela
Port “Adelaide
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Morrow
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Leonard
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Desmond
Marian
Maryi
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Michael
Rip
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Pirie Shipping News
Prests
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S.W
Manchester
Clothing Department
Prests Limited
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