Heaviest shelling of Holy City with many casualties
London reports the Holy City endured its heaviest shelling to date from Arab artillery and mortar fire. Journalists note casualties near Allenby square and Esdud, while Arab and Jewish claims about Jenin and cease fire attempts create conflicting narratives amid ongoing fighting near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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Holy City
London
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Reuter
Nme American
Allenby Square
Waridg
White Australia policy attacked in Singapore dinner
Mr W Macmahon Hall reported to be criticised by guests at a Johore Bahru dinner with United Kingdom Commissioner General for South East Asia Mr Malcolm MacDonald. The exchange, after speakers denounced Australia’s policy, ended with cordial farewells despite mutual displeasure.
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Singapore
W. Macmahon Hall
Malcom MacDonald
United Kingdom
South-East Asia
Johore Bahra
Vie Dimer
Australia
Macmahon Wall
Shakfie
Mr. MacDonald
Test
MacDonald
Spartan basketball scores and star players recap
Saturday games feature Old Scholars, Wests, and St Mark's in close showdowns. Notable performers include M. Paul and Raver for Spartan opponents, with Vroprietary and J. Kelly among top scorers for their teams. Outcomes range from high school to academy level, reflecting a busy local slate.
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URADE
Spartan
Bent—Rover
M. Burgess
Ellin Ko Lining
C. Featherston
M. Lawlor
DL Saler
Amro
St. Andrew
J. Kelly
Cunningham
Fowler
V. Johanson
L Gertad
St. Mark's
Solomontown
Harlow
C. Westley
B. Hawley
D. Bsla
A. O'Connor
SS. Dunbar
M. Griffiths
Baas H. Minnis
B. Reynolds
P Paskalis
V. St Mark's
Marshall
M Lawlor
Arbon St Mark's
Vohin A. MecNalty
Murphy
Car And Taxi Collide In Alexander Street
A collision occurred on Alexander street involving a car driven by De GK Williams of Risdon Park and a taxi owned by H W Johns driven by W N Neylon of Pirie West. Minor damage was caused to both vehicles and no injuries were reported.
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Uy de GK
Port Augusta Bird Race Shows Wind Wins
Fast flight from Port Augusta on Saturday shows easier conditions with wind from the match. Kent Lite wins by clocking 298 yards, E Davies’s bird also notable, anonymous club donations offer a trophy. List of other competitors and results follows Port Augusta No. 2 and various names with distances.
Green Bros Win Pirie Club Race
Pirie Homing Society held its nest race of the season at Port Augusta on a 52 mile course. Green Bros led the field with 18 members, finishing under overcast skies, with Me T Silverman delivering the birds at 12 o'clock into the strong wind. Results list Green Bros first in the North section, followed by Zubrinich & Son, B Munn, and others including Hutchinson & Sons, Perkins, Key & Son, Bowley & Son.
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Pirie Homing Society
Port Augusta
Me 'T. Silverman
Gort
Dal Sky
Gree Bros! Rel
LHS
Ee T Dubrinielt & Son
Nee
Lowh
H. Bowley & Son
D_ Perkina
D. Key & Son
World's Most Powerful Jet Plane Destroyed In Crash
A powerful jet plane, claimed to be the world's most powerful, was destroyed in a crash near Los Angeles. All five crew members were killed. The aircraft reportedly operated with engines delivering about 32,000 horsepower and had been used by the United States Army.
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Los Angeles
United States Army
Australia routs Sussex in quick innings at Hove
Lindwall impresses with six for 34 and Loxton adds three for 13 as Australia dismisses Sussex for 86 in two and a half hours on a easy pitch at Hove. Morris leads Australia to 234 before declaring, with Oakes and Lindwall among the wickets and top scores spread across the lineup.
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London
Lindwall
Loxton
Sussex
Hove
Morris
Furst
Garey
B Lindwall
Blames
Rust
Cornford
Sundries
Loxton Ails
Rung
Toshack
Kershaw
Davey
Schwarze
Redlegs
Blues
Harris
Grocke
Walker
Fawcett
Warne
Stigwood
Willis
Schwartz
Victorian Liberals Seek Merger With County Party
Victorian Liberal leaders push weekend talks to fuse the Liberal and County Parties into a unified anti-Labor front. Proposed names include Liberal and Country Party or Liberal Country League, while County Party leaders have not yet agreed.
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Melbourne
Liberal Party
Liberal and Country Party
Liberal-Country League
Country Party
Wool Growers Profit Plan Outlined in Budget Debate
Canberra reports that wool growers will receive 38 million pounds in profits from wool acquired from 1929 to 1948 under the arrangement. Legislation to distribute profits will be introduced by Mr RT Pollard, Minister of Commerce and Agriculture, during the Budget debate in September.
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Canberra
RT. Pollard
Australian Rides Derby Winner My Love Triumphs
Australian rider Togo Johnson steered My Love to victory in the English Derby before about a million cheering spectators. The French-bred colt, racing for Aga Khan, won by a length and a half over Royal Drake with Noor a further four lengths back. Time recorded around 20.
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Condon
Togo Johnson
My Love
Aga Khan
Royal Drake
Oy Doyasbere
Noor
Weston
Free Medicine Deadlock Shrugs Off Talks Dispute
In Sydney on Sunday Secretary General Pe Jobe Hunter said Sen McKenna had not offered renewed talks with the BMA over the free medicine scheme. Canberra reports Dr Metcalfe said the BMA had not replied to the invitation for talks. A union conference at Sydney Trades Hall resolved to canvass coalitions factories steelworks hampers depots and rail yards to back the scheme if the BMA and Government do not settle within a week.
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Sydney
Jobe Hunter
British Medical Association
Sen. N. ©. McKenna
Counfer
Canberra
A. J. Metcalfe
BMA
Sydney Trades Hall
Mice Plague Hits Collaboration District Town and Farms
A flood of millions of mice has invaded homes and wheat lands in Collaboration district. Farmers and residents battle the infestation with poison, as cold weather drives mice into houses. Wildlife and poultry suffer after consuming poisoned mice. A Department of Agriculture official promised strict precautions to stop spread statewide.
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Sydney
Department of Agriculture
Australia’s Probable Test Side at Nottingham
A report from London by The Australian Associated Pretty Special Correspondent at Hove says the Australian team for the first Test at Nottingham, to be announced tomorrow, will likely line up Morris, Barnes, Bradman, Hassett, Brown, Miller, Johnson, Lindwall, Tallon, Johnston, Toostack, Harvey, and W Shepherd.
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London
Subay
Hove
Memorial Oval Cycling Meet Produces Fast Times
At Memorial Oval cycling events on Saturday wind aided speed with W Shepherd pacing the senior two mile after a late surge, and P Reichelt dominant in both the second class half mile and combined mile among 17 starters. Results show Reichelt winning the half mile, Shepherd close behind, and Reichelt taking the combined mile by a wheel ahead of W Shepherd. women’s mile contested amid tight fields with Warner leading and Sedinary placing behind.
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Memorial Oval
Shepherd
P. Reichelt
Ross Shepherd
R. Shepherd
N. Jarvis
Tubhes
Beween
W. Shepherd
J. Williams
H. Holt
Bauer Wins 7 Mile Road Race At Pirie Cycle Club Meet
Riding strongly Bauer won a seven mile road race conducted yesterday by Pirie Cycle Club. Twelve starters, several withdrawals for tyre trouble. Results show A Bauer four minutes forty seconds, B Rulers four forty, J Dormer four forty, P Reichell four thirty six. Appleby defeated Warner by two lengths in a four mile event for women. Six starters, winner’s time fourteen nineteen, fastest Appleby clocking twelve forty eight.
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Bauer
Pirie Cycle Club
Nestor
Yelfourn
Vieloring
Chip
A. Bauer
B. Rulers
J. Dormer
P. Reichell
Whiners
Tame
Reichell
Appleby
S. Warner
R. Appleby
Warner
J. Appleby
M. Bateson
R. Sedinary
Proprietary Beats Solomontown In Scrappy Memorial Oval Clash
Proprietary defeated Solomontown by 23 points at Memorial Oval, lifting at end of the second round amid a fast start that faded as Solomontown pressed. The match swung with fierce back and forth play, late goals scarce, and crowd of 1,583 watching as the Blues struggled in later quarters and Proprietary held on for the win.
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Solomontown
Memorial Oval Proprietary
Port
K. Norton
Proprietary
Davey
Schuwartz
Utseth
D. Norton
Brewster
Malis
Solomodtown
Blue Followers
Tamfort
Lalo
He Nosson
Hay
Fisher
Stigwood
Blues
Lawlor
Wiskar
Theni Soromortown
Jubrinich
Solomon
Cunningham
Walker
Grocke
R. Norton
Gray
Redlegs
Hunt
Gooley
Manuel
Finlay
Blyth
Pirie Rider Wins State 25 Mile Cycling Championship
J. Clopwell won the state 25 mile professional race at Gilles Plains on Saturday in 1 hour 4% seconds. M. Turner and D. Whitehorn finished second and third. W. A. Brooks of Pirie won the A grade in 1 hour 8 minutes 4% seconds, ahead of R. Merrett and R. Warby. M. Hayes scored in B grade. Eighteen starters. Six riders suffered abrasions from a spectacular crash.
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J. Clopwell
Gilles Plains
M. Turner
D. Whitehorn
W. A. Brooks
Pirie
R. Merrett
R. Warby
M. Hayes
Pirie Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Capital patients Messrs. FG Magkey of Norman Street Pirie and F C Schafer of Florence Street Pirie are new surgical ward admissions. Messrs. T Leslie of Dorothy Street Solomontown and G Pinn of Pedersam Road Pirie West have been discharged.
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Capital
Messrs
FG Magkey
Norman Street
Pirie
F.C. Schafer
Florence Street
Pirie Hospital
T. Leslie
Dorothy Street
Solomontown
G. Pinn
Pedersam Road
Pirie West
Merrett to lead Northern Policy Division in police shift
Haye bop Merrett after 36 years in the police department is named Executive to succeed Supt. G. Crater as Superintendent of the police central mounted division. Insp. E. L. Bony takes charge of the Northern division from July 4. Merrett, born in Goolwa, joined on April 1, 1912, and rose through ranks, with notable rescues and incidents, including halting a potential shooting and a notable 1915 murder investigation at Wack Springs. He retires after a long service with varied postings and achievements.
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Haye Bop Merrett
Set
B.C. Mer
Supt
Merrett
Goolwa
Police Department
Adelaide University
Williamstown
Tanunda
Berri
Hys
Metropolitan Staf
Central Division
Police Traine College
Marion
Pirie
Morphett Vale
Brighton
Supi Merrett
Hale's Cove
Wal
Moisfire
Sas
W. Johns
Central Lacrosseurs Triumph in Tight Winns
Central Lacrosseurs beat North 8 to 5 on Saturday with strong offense led by Gualtityowers and cone. Key players included W Lowe DM Beat Ny Theologuy G Milley Cone, while North’s A Letinode and J Holt stood out. the match marks the second win of the season as the league moves toward the end of the first round under Mr A iP Steer’s supervision.
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Ave Dent Central
North
Guy Uly
Securit Beuren—Central
Gualtityowers Electral
W. Lowe
Theologuy
G.milley Cone
A, Letinode
J. Holt
Central
We Wikroughby
W. McBeath
G, Willer
Mexaude
Nort
J. Toll
W Vowles
P. Swanbucs
A. L. Goode
Uate
A. Ip. Steer
Ierstate
Gola Cons
Elaine Com Uate
DeGraaff’s Team Tops Opponents by Two Runs in Park Contest
In a yesterday afternoon baseball game at the park, team captain H. DeGraaff led his squad to a 12 run victory over L. Manuel’s side by two runs. The effort featured strong hitting and solid defense, sealing the win for DeGraaff’s team.
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H. DeGraaff
L. Manuel
Murdock Wins Crystal Brook Amateur Golf Title
L S Murdock, a five time placer, captures Crystal Brook Club’s amateur championship. He posts top scores in 36 holes, beats G A Dolling of Snowtown by one stroke, and leads in sections including a 74 second round. Snowtown, Crystal Brook, and Pirie Club athletes dominate the day.
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L. S Murdock
Crystal Brook
1. L. Murdock
Crystal Brook Golf Club
Murdock
Crystal Brook Club
G A. Dolline
Snowtown
Dolling
Ube
Ralph Pirie
Forgan
D. Wilson
Dulling
Crytal Brook
W. L Frith
M. Dolling
Snow
Dee
Pirie
Gladstoke
Id Jocal
Mertine
South Australian Ladies' Golf Union
Pirie Club
Beores
Munday
Dean Murdock
Mufricek
Crystal Brooke
H. Baker
W. L. Frith
Mayger
P. J. O'Shaughnessy
AC. Colmyn
MS. Forgan
E. J. Murry
D Wilson
J. Paterson
Pirle
Rw. Francis
D. Hart
Row
T Webster
Fine
B. Condon
RJ. Skewes
TA. Bernhardt
J. Tre- Jaye
Gladstone
Rohrlach
P. Paroissien
R. Ballantyne
F. Lindner
Puie Golf Club stroke event yields two ties in grade A and B
An 18 hole stroke competition at Pirie Golf Club on Saturday produced two ties in Puie strokes with J O Curtledge winning in A grade on net, while B grade saw closely matched scores led by H Jones and others though count back pending.
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Puie
Mes
Pirie Golf Cub
J. O. Curtledge
CS. Barbour
E. L. P Davies
AM. PB Murdock
HN. Skawas
L. AL Belcher
H Peake
H. Jones
Ryder
N. Read
A. G. Mctnemey
W. R. Riddle
Osborne Be— Yas
Veg Thnie
C. Cannibaer
R. Borges
ER. Burriow
A. Brett
FR Emery
W. L. Scott
C. &. Thomas Ws
P .M. Bernhardt
J G. Bullock
W. Burrow
From Day to Day Weather Summary
Daily weather notes report mixed temperatures across cities with Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart values. Forecast calls for further showers, cool trend, and moderate to tough seas with fresh northwest to southwest winds. Local rainfall recorded yesterday totals show measurable activity.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Moving Toward the Greater Pirie Housing Boom
The town expands as 130 homes are under construction with new sites from Jellicoe Street to Esmondroid side. The South Australian Housing Trust has progressed from 12 double homes to 31 pairs with 24 occupied and eight nearing completion. O'Loughlin contracts add 23 more double homes west of Senate road Palmouth. The Trust plans extend to provide 152 family accommodations in Pirie, aided by 90 already delivered and 16 of 25 staff homes for Broken Fills Associates Smelters completed. Local workers form the majority of the 400 on site.
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South Australian Housing Trust
Jellicoe Street
J. O'Loughlin
Trust
Senate Road
Palmouth
Esmondroid
Birger
Anuno Ryud
Pirie
O'Lowgaling
Delive Bull
Broudway Road
O'Loughiter
Lie O'Loeilin
Wore Mall
Pee Een
Une Euuteator
Nk Resjunethie
Bowrd Witd Ludelbg
Suine Enmie
Piric
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