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Port Pirie Recorder

Location

Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

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UN mediator Bernadotte optimistic on Palestine truce effort

UN mediator Count Bernadotte told Reuters in Cairo he was very optimistic about a four week truce between Arab and Jewish forces. The party, including Harold Evans, left for Amman and was expected to return to Cairo. Arab officials urged Security Council guarantees and an impartial supervision body for ceasefire observance as fighting risked continuing during talks.

London Folke Bernadotte United Nations Palestine Reuter Cairo Count Bernadotte Truce Commission Harold Evans Jerusalem Amman Transjordan American Associated Press Security Council U.N Arman Abdullah Bernadette United Press Lake ‘Success

May Defeat Walcott to Advance Football Career

Solomontown meets Proprietary at Memorial Oval in a crucial league clash as both chase first win. Umpire L J Quinn patrols the field. R S Pritchard named new boundary umpire. Key players listed for Solomontown and Proprietary with injuries and lineups. Ellendale Boys' Club and St Mark's to play at 10:30 tomorrow.

Solomontown Proprietary Port Memorial Oval L. J. Quinn Pirie Pritchard 1 Proprietary C. Stephanos G. B. Schwartz Adelaide K. Dayly A. Gooley Bart J. Whelan R. Thorne D. Harmer C. Telford Wats J Nitz H. Mutton L. Corrie J. Rodgas Simmonds G. Tsangaris C. Millerd McVicar M. Sjostrom G.moseley B. Wiskar J. Davies C. Wilson J Rosebers K. King J. Perry Ww. Bethune D. Pélagna H. Hards R. Matters W. McDonald Clubyroom Junior Association Proprietary A. A. Bennum Pire Seiless Solomontown New York Wicisday Jiapt J. Johanson W. Lean Leavy J. Deed Joe Louis Ham D. Thornton W. Buchanan Madigan M. Sampson R. Hoare Joe Walcoton Warne G. Hamley B. Laube L. Don- Jone Nellan C. Sins M. Owens J. Stevens V. McDonald D. Smith D. Edwards R. Norris Brereton R. Humphries Pistey Scarman M. Scott D. Wade J. Baris D. O'Connor Ellendale Boys’ Club St. Mark's Dell

Weiss Committed for Trial in Mount Mary Murder Case

Essie Weiss a 25 year old wood-cutter from Mount Mary was committed for trial on a murder charge after an inquest into the death of Lance Phillips a 26 year old grazier shot on his father’s property at World's End Creek in May. The coroner found the fatal wound was a 303 rifle bullet fired by Weiss. Marie Matiner a 23 year old housekeeper for Robert Phillips was wounded in the abdomen during the shooting. She admitted considering marriage to Weiss. Weiss allegedly said he did not intend to harm anyone and claimed the gun went off in the excitement. The inquiry raised questions about Weiss’s motives and possible restraint.

Burra Thuesday Essie Weiss Mount Mary Kellaway Lance Phillips World’s End Creek Phillips Villian June Matiner Robert Phillips Chriss Avar Weiss Shebart

Weather and Times Roundup From Curious Local Ledger

Lighting-up times show this evening with sunrise at 7.16 and sunset at 5.11. Tomorrow's figures list sunrise 7.17 and sunset 5.11. Temperatures note yesterday and near future with listing for multiple cities including Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney. Ocean and wind conditions described as moderate north to north-west with seas slight to moderate and a new moon upcoming with phases through June. Current coupons for meat adults and children list June dates and butter tea prices follow.

Sai Capital City Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart

Champion boxer Louis draws praise and fan mail from New York writers

A struggling but rapidly improving heavyweight, Joe Louis, gains national attention as trainers and sports writers in New York report his growing confidence and form. Despite lingering doubts about past defeats, supporters predict a return to form and enduring respect across classes.

New York Joe Louis

Cycling events at Memorial Oval tomorrow detailed

Racing events listed include first class two mile with Whitehead Holt Nestor Williams London Whitehead Reynolds Shepherd, second class half mile with Reichelt Bain Dormer Seidel Bauer Rutgers Jarvis Goddard Cunningham Kutzer Clinton, combined mile with multiple Whitehead entries, women's one mile featuring London Appleby Warner, Sedinary Appleby Bateson, and road events for Sunday including a 25 mile men’s and a four mile women’s race with handicaps and times.

P. Reichelt W. Bain W. Brooks A. Shepherd J. Dormer B. Seidel R. Bauer B. Rutgers N. Jarvis G. Brine R. Goddard L. Cunningham R. Kutzer H. Clinton J. Whitehead Sev Whitehead H. Holt J. Nestor J. Williams B. London E. Whitehead J. Nes Forser Dt Dormer J. Appleby M. Bateson S. Warner S. Cavenett R. Appleby

Paris suspect given 12 years hard labor in device death

Audre Demaurizi, 20, an apprentice to Nic Aaker, fatally harmed 1-year-old Paulette Neri with a hand hazardous device in Paris. He claimed appearance-driven motive and was sentenced to 12 years hard labor.

Paris Audre Demaurizi Nic Aaker Paulette Neri Demaurizi

Soviet Patrol Seizes U S Official In Berlin

A Soviet patrol kidnapped Dr ML Franklin a United States official connected to political affairs as he left a photographer's shop in central Berlin yesterday afternoon. High Soviet officials know Franklin well. Americans notified authorities and intervened for his release, but so far without success.

Berlin ML. Franklin United States The Kommantatura Frankfin

Steps for Larger Parliament Canberra Gazette Outline

Government Gazette reports a plan to redistribute electoral seats across states after a bill passed by Parliament. Governor General directs a redistribution to alter the composition of the House of Representatives and Senate.

Canberra Kyrgiliy J. MelSett

Bearing the Law in Australia Doctors and Social Services

Melbourne report on a nationwide action against doctors resisting Commonwealth social service schemes. Mr J Brown urged deregistering nonparticipating doctors, noting penalties for those not following the order. others questioned government authority to deregister and sought ATU guidance.

Melbourne Hursting Ly Syurkers Doviors Commonwealth Schenn J. Brown Aus 1 Railways Linton Tosight Methuurtie Fom JV. Stour Australian Council of Trade Unions

Mining process observer visits reforming Katjooorlie plants

MreoA S Winter principal of Bairnsdale Victoria School Mines arrived in Pirie after attending Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy convention at Kalgoorlie. He observed experimental work and its progress as Western Australia shifts to the new rotation process. Winter, after 14 years as principal, plans retirement and was accompanied by a group including J Winter and H Towner, staying at the Barco Hotel during the Victoria tour.

Mreoa S. Winter Bairnsdale Victoria Schouul Mines Pirie Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Kaljyoorlie Wester Winter J. Winter Navellers Stephenson H Towner Barcer Hotel

Local News Briefs From Pirie West and Adelaide Travel

A Pirie West man Mr M M B Middleton the mayor visits Adelwide by car today. Constable BE Doyle resumes duty after annual leave while BE Doyle departs to Adelaide by tram for medical matters. A circular wood piece from J R Foveau Ltd injured Grabaut Finn on Federation Road Pixie West with dental injuries and hospital admission. S C Harvey admitted to surgical ward. A J H Synnett discharged. Ray Leverington and Mrs Leverington advance in surgical wards Pirie Hospital.

Utieno Pomeenog Cue Award of Trustees Savings Bank of South Australian M. M. B. Middleton Pirie Adelwide J. Richand Northern Division BE. Doyle Adelaide Mmuemliyy Tram J. & R. Foveau, Ltd Grabaut Finn Pederation Road Pixie West Pirie Hospital S.C. Harvey Seventh Street Pirie West A.J. H. Synnett Risdon Park Ray Leverington Leverington

District nurse duties at Pirie face transfer rumors

Pirie Board of Health warned that a decline in demand could jeopardize the town's district nurse position as threats of her transfer to a busier center circulate. Secretary Mrs. C R Hannan noted no official notice, while Sister Ward is on six months sick leave and Sister McLean covers in Geddesrod. Calls to Nettine's Pharmacy pick up messages twice daily, and market takings last Paddy's were only about a third of normal, sparking concern despite hopes the nurse will remain. The lack of available ministrations after a death highlighted gaps in recognition of district nursing duties. Mrs. Hannan, after eight years, will resign as secretary at month end, but urged Pirie not to lose the nurse.

Pirie Board of Health Pirie C. R. Hannan Ward Ant Bush Nursing Society Hannan

Russia's Might A Myth Says Maloney In Sydney

In Sydney on Thursday, J. Maloney former Australian minister to Moscow told a Democratic Freedom Union gathering that Russia could not win a war against the United States. He called Russia bluffing about its power, saying it would quickly sue for peace and use sabotage abroad to force a settlement.

Sydney Russia America J. Maloney M.L6 Maloney Moscow Democratic Freedom Union Scicheon

Brook Golf Title Tomorrow

Crystal Brook Golf Club hosts open championship with 44 entries from Pirie players. Championship day starts at 8:30 with 4 minute pairings, listing many paired players in the main event.

80 Entries For Second Day Of Women's Meeting

South Australian Ladies Golf Union reports 80 entries for the second day at Crystal Brook. Competitors in championship and handicap rounds will start at 9:30 am with Silver and Bronze divisions featuring listed players. A Crystal Brook Club stroke event was won by W Frith and V Magor, and a visit to Gladstone yielded a match victory.

Hihyy South Australian Ladies Golf Union Crystal Brook Mesdames H. Robinson Thyer Ridgeway Angove E. E. Dolly E. Murdock A. Barker Salas Mesdames Tallisborne Ridge Tulloch Underwood Hart Foren Walpole Doepke J .A. Murdock Simmons Colman Miss Lodge Mesiames Yeales Treleaven Johns Maynard Blerwirth Martin Pickering Fischer Coombe Montgomerie Elliott Wr. O'Callaghan Noblet Lawrence Daddow Dimbut Miss Sandow Mesdames H. Williamsin Brammer Miss Bird Mesdames Byrne Muller D. Murdock Miss Higgs Mestiames Jones-Malike Bull Michell Rust Lawton Modder A.B. Williamson Hines Miss Bowily Maddock Sawers Mullen Reynolds Bruce Taylor W. J. Frith Dunstan Robinson Miss Todd Gladstone

Mrs Butcher Wins Pirie Stroke Competition

Mrs Butcher wins Pirie Golf Club stroke event with A grade scores including 101 22 73 for A J Butcher and various other strong results among Mesdames and Miss competitors. B grade shows 69 28 and other top marks. Other women’s golf details referenced on page.

Pirie Golf Club Associates Mesdames J. Butcher R. Burgess L. A. Dunstan W. Srnill D. H.R. Adams J. Hopkins Miss M. Armstrong J. Brammer R. Forgan A. E. Treleaven C. E. Thomas E. L. P.davies W. A. R. Crouch B Grale Mesdames J. Catchpole Jos R. Fullerton W. Giles J. Paterson H. Reidy Mesdames L

Solomontown House Damaged by Large Fire

A wood and iron six room house owned by Alfred Leonard Pearce in Malt Road Solomontown was scorched by a Wednesday night blaze. The hall and bedroom suffered heavy charring and smoke damage while other areas sustained damage. a nearby shop and plant were affected but business continued. Fire brigade officers reported the alarm from a public phone near Three Chain and Main and controlled the fire within half an hour, with no serious injuries beyond one resident alarmed by the event. The house contents and shop were insured. the blaze caused damage to cables and a wiring setup linked to the Wilton plant, with police and fire officials detailing the incident.

Alfred Leonard Pearce Solomontown Meares Pirie Fire Nrvade Pearce J Beach Road Loui Alan Ud Pangteks Mary-Elie Street Mala Tod Mealan Vearee Hanis Losyears Hanies Mir Pearce Lust Ville Vires Howe G. Ac Drage Onane Hy Varmelor

Cheaper Vacuum Cleaners Boosted by New Tariff

The Tariff Board recommends a new vacuum cleaner tariff by the Customs Department, setting a duty of £1 or 20 percent ad valorem whichever is higher. The policy aims to shield domestic makers, aid Australian manufacturers, and allow lower income workers' wives access to affordable vacuums as demand falls with cheaper machines.

al Whig T. Brewer Pirle Customs Tariff Board Tocal

Threadgold Memorial Fund Subscriptions Rise Quickly

The Threadgold Memorial Fund shows rapid donations with £13 received in two days. The Recorder lists contributors including Conoy Women's Association and local workers. The notice records prior acknowledgments of £430 and £550 from CW.A. and BHAS, with tradespeople among the subscribers.

Threadgold Ayait Recorder” Ofte Hat Conoy Women's Association Shift Une Biffard Loge

Deportees 10 Meet Goodwill Mission Unclear Text

An entry describes a goodwill mission and deportees with scattered names and places. The readable fragments mention Singapore, a march to an airport, and a reception committee, but details are fragmented and difficult to confirm.

Spentlent AE Singavokl Lursuay Rage GAB Wari ‘ Jovnerny Matas Steyurtges Uraltah Lodge Airlie Amvemy Ay RAOB Wartle Ps Inkiss Quazuet Sa Mtetiean Goudsinb Ntiseiuu Whet EHD Mussel Ff Biaanise Singapore Marateath Mavis Mum MG Pons Hite Yutice

Sticky Dog Pitch for Australians in Rain-Interrupted Test

Australians collapse on a sticky dog pitch against Hampshire losing eight wickets for 63 in 80 minutes and all out for 117. The ball skid and spun after heavy rain and sun showers, Milley hit two balls out of the ground before Knott bowled him. Play abandoned at 3:30 with Hampshire 195 and 0/5. Australia 107 bowled by Knott and 39 by Hassett among others.

London Hampshire Eigct Milley Knott Australia Brown Rawson B. Herman Bates Shaw B. Batley Hassett B. Knotl Miller Loston Bley Journ B. Bailey Harvey C. Hill Bailey Snyders V- Arnold Kult Ring Dawhou B. Knott DP Jaimston Sundries Triad Merman Rouisoin Brey

Lumwon English Triad Game Delayed By Disrupted Play

Fragmentary notes describe Lumwon and Thurstly FNM thwarted play after lumen de uy and a trial involving Baelish Dest. Scaves include list items such as Rest-Pustillings Fagg rivet Bedlvet Elvblock and names like Beazer Wright Pulusey Bedsev Burmett and Edrich with scattered numbers.

Lumwon Lumen de Uy Baelish Pustillings- Fagg Rivet D. Bedlvet Elvblock Nat Oll Shtupson Beazer

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Britain Total Australian Bank Ltd Louis Walcott Ganley Blues L. Veal J .Owwns Owens Dawn Anderson M. Ganley D. Norton G. Rontaniay D. Lawlor Tcapt ME. Ganley F. Stigwood G. _Rontani G. Zubrinich K. Hunt L. Brewster K. Norton A. Gray M. Faweed L. Solomon Ray Fisher K. Barris A. Grocke S. Warne J. Walker M. Lethbridge S. Gray V. Simpson G. Schwartz J. Ulseth D. Kershaw D. Rohrig M. Divey M. Finlay J. Willis G. Bayerstock J. Green L’ Manuel It. Ley K. Atekins D. Cunningham B. Finch Blyth K. Davis G. Wilson Hoopers Port Pirie A.R.U W.A. Research South Australia Fort Adelaide Board of Banks Donnell Savings Bank OF Ane A Ierones D.bns Crystal Brook Golf Club Vwhitch G. A. Dolling M.S. Forgan R K. Mailyon P. H. Dolling J. Ralph W. D. Edmunds J. Hocking J. 8 Murdock F.C. Adam D. Wilson Pf. O'Shauehiesss H. Webster J. Teeleaver W Dickman H. Condon M. Dolling M. Penny B. C. Oats H. Skewes EJ. Murray W. K. Frith P Paroissiey E.R. McLeod W. X. Francs Rohrach Dan Murdock D. Hart J. Pavy O'Dea T. Bernhardt C. Paterson Dean Murdock A. Pascoe K. Dunigey N. B Murdock L. Rowe A. Hurst D. Edgecombe R. Ballantyne P. Stevens E. Robinson B. Fow Ssolomontown Threadgold Memorial Fund Australians Prests Limited Pirie's Imen Ned
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