Time Takes His Call For The Years To Go By
Thoughtful musing by I T Fallon reflecting on time passing and the memories formed through friendships kindness and good deeds over the years.
19 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
1
Thoughtful musing by I T Fallon reflecting on time passing and the memories formed through friendships kindness and good deeds over the years.
Reports say 21 month old Maymond Clarke of Bongana is recovering at Pirie Hospital after a June 2 railway accident injured him and required amputation of a toe. Weather and community notices fill the rest of yesterday’s items with frost, garden damage, and local church activities noted.
The Pirie West club dominated a Saturday bird race with 387 birds released at dawn. Pirie West members claimed top section points, led by Nottage and Paterson, while Pirie Club trailed with strong showings from several pilots. Trophy honors were donated in memory of J G Duncan Hughes.
Sunday afternoon blast wrecked Town Hall Hotel in Melbourne and damaged 18 Swanston Street shops. Damage estimated at £100,000 with injuries from flying glass. Authorities suspect a gas main caused the explosion. Royal Melbourne Hospital treated injured bystanders and workers.
B R Tucker clinched the Diggers Cup at Crystal Brook during the annual digger carnival held Saturday. About 4 competitors contested the event, with Tucker leading a field that included Vrebaven Lindner Mathews and Burrus in a strong showing for the team and accompanying prize trophies. The ceremony featured a special engraved keepsake inscribed “Southern Stews ALA Hell Cup Fay Valor” presented to several officials and participants.
Fragmented report of qualifying events for the Thomas Trophy at Alusston and Sunguuietion. Mentions Diggers Cup at Crystal Track, multiple age groups, and several named competitors with scores and placements.
A report highlights Mire Millet and Vivien deans among women golfers at Winn UAbos I stor af Mir, Nahin Th hanle as Wed st Frown. The event features silver spout competition, TV coverage, and notable performances by Mire Chuwhers Ul-s0-7S and other players.
A weekend basketball note reports a draw between High Behayl and Tennyson in BY grade and a one goal win by EW.CA quint, with several school teams including St. Mark's and Old Scholars posting results. Individual awards list Best-Rover M Lemin and Best-Old Scholars G Jones while many rosters and scores from Solomontown to Sparta appear in the tally.
A crowded gym witnessed P Branford win with a champion pin over two visitors in a Saturday match. The double takedown came after a 10 shot sequence, with restrained action from MUU pugilists and a crowd-pleasing finale. Branford's victory marked a notable moment as scores and names tied to the bout appear in the scattered notes.
Keast achieves three wins on the small-bore range amid a noisy event. The report lists scores for TOM, Kena, Roe Newton, B. Drate, and W. Melinesy among others, with multiple competitors tied at top. Event details and affiliations are partially obscured in the OCR, but the main takeaway is Keast's trio of victories and a crowded field.
Hospital patient Mp Tom Maywald of Solomoncown is improving in surgical ward at Pirie Hospital after an accident on the vessel Port Campbell. He underwent the first of two fingers amputations due to being crushed against a stanchion while engaged in lead handling.
The text describes abrupt end to butter rationing, with abolition announced and purchases allowed on Saturdays without coupons. Town stores restrict open hours and suburban shops resist. A shopper reports buying items, while bakers plan a celebratory cake. Butter demand soars and supply runs low as news spreads.
London review praises umpires as showmen in cricket and calls for better knowledge of laws and calmer showmanship. It notes Australian umpires could improve with training but warns experience alone cannot replace proper standards.
London reports a warning from Chancellor Cripps stressing caution about future export markets. He warned that while conditions improve, world economic shifts could threaten Britain's progress and require focus on securing export markets.
Wellington residents felt a sharp earthquake at 2 57 am with tremors strong enough to be felt across the area. No damage reported though clues suggest the epicenter lay about 150 miles away with initial estimates indicating a rapid, under two minute movement.
Weather brief noting lighting-up times and local temperatures across multiple cities. Ordinarily includes barometer reading and wind directions from the north north-west, with a forecast of moderate to fresh variable winds.
Solomontown defeated Proprietary 10 5 to 8 1 in a scrappy Memorial Oval clash. Both sides misfired with a greasy ball yet Solomontown steadied late to cement leadership in the district league. Key players included Fawcett Veal and Norton for Solomontown against Finch and Jolly for Proprietary.
Two vessels left Pirie and another moved to a berth at the weekend amid a stoppage by crew on the Yacka and three barges. Workers demanded 18/6 a week and Saturday mornings, with a 3/ rise granted by the State Industrial Court. Port Campbell was dispatched, Neritopsis sailed, and Maidan berthed yesterday with Hetae assistancen.
A new first stamp featuring Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth will be issued on October 2 with a 2d postal value and a 1d health camp surcharge. The funds will support summer holiday camps for needy children in New Zealand.
In London on Saturday ten Western European nations issued a statement welcoming the Schuman plan as a bold example of European initiative to manage coal and steel production. They failed to agree on a supranational authority to oversee the merger, with Britain considered to lead such authority.
Melbourne report notes a domestic lead shortage after recent state statements. Broken Hill mining sources cite reduced scrap lead supply from UK and US, high black market prices, and a domestic price regime that discourages local use. Authorities warn of wartime subsidy impacts and industrial reliance on imported lead as producers protest market controls.
Sunday report says two Labor rebels, J. L. Geraghty of North Sydney and J. Sciffere of Monaro, likely determine the balance in the newly elected New South Wales Parliament. Independent Labour support could prevent a clear Labor majority, with a possible stalemate and a need to appoint a Speaker amid postponed votes and mixed party standings.
A motor cyclist and his pillion passenger were injured in a crash near Bordly last night. The rider was Ambroce James Barratt of Federation, Pirie West, Clare, who was treated at Clare Hospital and transported to Pirie by ambulance. The other rider, travelling opposite, escaped lightly.
A grade and 1B grade matches sharpened standings in women's hockey with Stuart defeating Old Scholars by a single goal. Crystal Brook White and Crystal Brook Blue performed strongly, while High School White upset Gordon before losses. Best players and scorers listed include A Lithgow and P Evans across Crystal Brook and Old Scholars squads.
Sunday at Pirie riders G Rohrsheim and Daws competed in dirt track events. Results show Daws clocked 1 43 in the scratch race, with multiple scratch and handicap heats across 350 cc and sidecar events. Other riders included Rimmonds, K Clarke, R Daws, J Clark, A Ges, G Rohrsheim, L Simonds, and A Robertson.
In Newcastle last night a boxer collapsed with concussion at the end of the second round in a scheduled four round bout at Sewcastle Stadium. He was admitted to Royal Newcastle Hospital. The bout involved Alfie and Ted Lily, with Vong swt 12) noted in incomplete text.
Italian contender Therio Muri will challenge Rocky Grigio for the Middleweight title in New York. Promoter Jake Latolta announces the bout as a European middleweight championship clash. Muri is unbeaten in 52 professional bouts and pursues a finals run after last year’s triumphs.
The report lists Bowden's and Co-op Stores leading at a table tennis event with tight competition across multiple clubs. Hoos Meurighian and Haider's Wil rlibbes are named among contenders, with various match results and set counts noted for several teams.
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