Aid Plan to Europe Puts 6 Billion At Issue in Washington
Agreement reached in Washington sets 6,000 million dollars for Europe aid over up to five months with Truman authority to spend within twelve months. China receives 400 million, nine countries gain 215 million, including Britain and France. Greece Turkey Austria Germany Japan Korea relief, UN care for refugees, and concerns rise in Britain and France over terms and conditions.
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London
Washington
United States Treasury
Europe
House of Representatives
Senate
Britain
France
United States
Sun
Truman
China
Netherlands East Indies
Canada
Gera
Greece
Turkey
Austria
Germany
Japan
Korea
United Nations
Organisation For the Care of Children
Rtalia
Red activities in Malaya and Singapore flare anew
Readable fragments report intensified Red activities in Malaya and Singapore. Chinese medics armed with revolvers are blamed for killings including a Chinese manager at Chan Wing Estate. Former anti-Jepenses leaders go underground calling former members to join armed movement. Since May 21, 21 persons including 18 Chinese and 3 Europeans have been murdered for political and individual reasons.
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Singapore
Federated Malay States
South Triumphs 15 4 In Muddy Lacrosse Clash
South defeated Central 15 to 4 at Leonard Oval hockey ground in a muddy struggle. Goalthrowers-South and Ward netted 17 total goals with Spence scoring five and M Franklin three. Notable players included Cer ou-8, Poster, J Mitchell, and Ward among others.
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Leonard Oval
Central
South
Ward
Spence
M. Franklin
EK. Poster
J. Mitchell
I Davidest
Bo Spruce
R. Pranklin
Alexander
J. Curtiss
Sedinary
W. Willoughby D
McBealls
Soviet Offers for Siamese Tin Purchase Bid
The Siamese Government announced export controls on tin ore via the Metals Committee, restricting shipments to approved countries. The Soviet Government reportedly offered to buy unlimited tin ore as part of a proposed purchase. The report notes Soviet interest and the committee's export restrictions amid uncertain details.
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Bangkok
Tou Metals Committee
Thy Reas Fag
Freuy_Sinus
Famous Ships Play Part In RAF Training
Britain trains with famous liners Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary in Coastal Command exercises off England while RAF aircraft shadow the ships at extreme radar range. Interceptions occur at all hours in varied weather with ships identified and tracked before returning.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force Coastal Command
England
RAF
New York
RAA
Louis Walcott Fight Advances Sold Out Crowd Hype
Advance ticket sales for Louis and Joe Walcott heavyweight title clash are soaring toward 310000 pounds. Louis vows a quick knockout as final preparations unfold. A gym session drew about 1000 inside and 1500 outside to glimpse the champion in training.
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New York
Sunacy
Lekels
Betoren
Louis
Joe Walcott
Louie Weighis
Wulosti
Labour Warns Of Subversive Rise At Rally
Prime Minister Attlee addressed a Labour Party rally proclaiming danger from subversive elements influencing the movement. He warned that aggressive minorities seek to capture the labour effort, comparing past claims of superiority by birth to modern notions of superiority by manipulation and organization.
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London
Labor Party
Attlee
Mle
Labor Movement
Young man shot dead in Mosman home verandah
Charles Crawford Siday, 24, of Coonemarra Street Bexley, was killed on a Bay Street Mosman verandah. Frederick Audaley, 63, is charged with murder. Audaley occupied the house. his daughter alerted police in night attire. Neighbors reported a second shot as detectives surrounded the residence.
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Sydney
Siday
Ham
Charles Crawford
Coonemarra Street
Bexley
Bay Street
Mosman
Frederick Audaley
Audsley
Audesley
Co Fe
Audsleys
Secon
James
Wias
Currency Reform in Germany Stuns Berlin
Sunday reports say nearly two tons of the new Deutschmark were moved into Germany by the United States administration. Germans queued for the new currency, receiving one note per old, as public transport ferried people to exchanges. Russian frontier police arrested more than 5090 note handlers while Gen Sokolovsky reportedly urged delaying reform in the Soviet zone until Berlin’s political situation clarifies. A car convoy with Germans was held up at the frontier, and British authorities denied armored cars were moved into the frontier from their zone.
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Berlin
Germany
United States Administration
Sokolovsky
German Economic Council
L C L Candidate Wins Alexandra Seat in Landslide Victory
Adelaide reports the LCL candidate Brookman won the Alexandra seat after the death of Sir Herbert Hudd. He held a substantial majority over independent opponents with results showing Brookman about 4,625 votes ahead of rival candidates including Hampton and Waehe among others.
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Adelaide
Don
Brookman
Lg.l
Alexandra
Herbert Hudd
Brookwan
Hampton
Ind
E. E .Waehe
Church in India speaker reviews long mission growth
Rev J H Allen, speaking at Central Methodist Mission, outlined India’s church expansion from three and a quarter million Christians in 1909 to about nine million in the current era, noting leprosy work at Dichali and urging Australian aid for Northern Australia and South Sea Islands.
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Kes J Hy Allen
India
Central Methodist Mission Evening Service
Tria
Triia
South India
South Trdie
Alle
Dichali
Hyderabad
Lewers
North Australia
South Sea
Strong Labor Victory in Toorak By-Election
In Melbourne the by election for the Legislative Assembly seat of Toorak, vacated by B Hamilton, resulted in a Liberal win. E R Reynolds KC led with 11 605 votes while W M Bourke Labor gained 27 532, a surprising strong showing for Labor in a Liberal stronghold last contested in 1941.
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Melbourne
Sunda
E.R. Reynolds
Coordi Sem
Legislative Assembly
B. Hamilton
IR. Reynolds
Leith
W. M. Bourke
Lab
Labor
Toorak
Rain Delays Sports as Pirie Receives Downpour
Heavy rain drenched Pirie yesterday causing widespread disruption. Roads iced and margins thickened around Nelshahy Post Office after a weekend storm. Junior football matches were abandoned for the second time this season, women’s hockey and basketball fixtures were postponed, and trick cycling at Memorial Grat was impossible.
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Ratthiet Ekan
Pirie
Aiwee
Noah Mr. J. Bakes
Terrace
Pyle Wests
Mall Way
Be zealous in religion at Solomontown service
Rev Milton R Maley spoke at a Solomontown Methodist Church anniversary, urging zeal for faith over material clamoring. He warned of spiritual decay, called for consecration to Christ, and noted a revival spirit among Christians amid a pleasant Sunday program.
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Milton R. ‘Maley
Crystal Brook
Solomontown Methodist Church
Ccaghiuk Lal
Clint
Uut
Christ
Mr. Maley
Maley
V.M. Bernhardt
Mildred Parsons
Mesdaies
D. C. Laube
G. J. Lard
Lawhe
R. Young
Charles Robertson
No Women's Hockey Weekend Postponed and Skipped Matches
Weekend hockey action canceled with no women’s games played due to weather. In a separate men’s match Ol Scholar forfeited to St. Andrew Britiari after the break, while Ash School defeated The Rest six to one with goals from G McDonald and D Moody for the winners and E Gott for the losers.
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Prio
St. Andrew Britiari
Ash School
G. McDonald
D. Moody
Gott
D. Monty
McDonald
K. Quirk
Goll
W. Ger
D. Perkitis
South v North at Baseball in South Parklands
South Parklands hosted a weekly South versus North baseball match. South clinched a 12 to 6 victory, with home runs by Virgo, Brooks, and De Gruff among others. Teams slated to play next include R. Virgo squad and K Bowman group, featuring listed players from both sides.
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Boulth
Ant
North
Sterday
South Parklands
P'sound
Basehillers
Sewrwutt
Smith
Caldecott
White
McMahon
Nori
Brooks
Virgo
DeGruff
Galdevoll
Gieiate
Eden
En “Nemainly
R. Virgo Touptl
Ldecaunt
CG. White
1. Minuett. Brooks
R. Cole
J. Caldecath
1. Smith
Brakenridge
K. Bowman
Stephens
B. Reid
Fe Rudd
J. Mt Uns
B. Searman
Bf. Shard
B. Howard
G. Giles
MO Niedorfer
Watts
ML McMahon
4. Telford
B. Rabbich
Weather note from Ames reports showers and cool temperatures
The Ames reading shows yesterday’s high of 59 and low of 47 with cooler trend ahead. Saturday and Friday figures around the mid 50s to mid 60s appear unlikely as press forecasts call for more showers and generally cool conditions with southwest winds shifting to the south west later. Local bars and numbers on rainfall and barometer appear incomplete.
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Bome
Man
Price control discussions loom as premiers plan talks
Melbourne reports Premier Hollway expects smooth handover of price controls from Federal to State jurisdiction. He notes Prime Minister Chifley promised sympathetic treatment and hopeful premier cooperation to stave off inflation as the Commonwealth shifts control.
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Melbourne
Canberr
Chilley
T. Hollway
Victoria
Commonwealth
Chifley
Selection Committee Expands for Pie Football Association
The Pie Football Association council debated representation on the selection panel, expanding the committee to five members including Giles and Munn. Hine offered to resign. the group deferred action and kept him on until the next meeting. Plans to train 25 players for the Maitland clash with Yorke Valley were set for tomorrow night.
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de. G. Viner Smith
Clu
W. Giles
P. Munn
W. Hine
H. Biownick
Hine
Toesome Lane
Iso
Yorke Valley
Maitland
Zinc Shortage Delays Galvanised Tron Production
Sydney report states zinc shortage halts Lysaghts galvanised department. Production will stop until at least next Thursday. Two hundred workers to be laid off tomorrow as a Tasmanian shipment arrives but cannot be processed in Newcastle until next week. Closure risks thousands of tons of roofing iron.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Sigma
Britain
Lysaght
Te Q
Tassnastian Wall
Boxing in Eastern States Eapley Cuudey Championship Report
Boxing results from Newcastle Stadium show Billy Herbert defeating Ken Hatcher by knockout for the state bantamweight title in the second round. The bout featured a tough sequence with Hatcher down after a strong finish. In Melbourne Stadium last night George Allen of New Zealand lost on points to an opponent over 12 rounds. Clem Sands of Newcastle stopped Syd Godfrey in the first round of a second 12 round scheduled bout.
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Newcastle
Billy Herbert
Ken Hatcher
Secont
Wain
Hagoher
Ich Wat Vaal
George Allen
New Zealand
Melbourne Stadium
Clem Sands
Syd Godfrey
Quernvtand
Confusion Over Black Marketing Prosecutions
Canberra reports untapped cases of about 1100 prosecutions for alleged black marketing and price regulation breaches. The Commonwealth government debates whether to proceed, defer, or remit fines totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds as a conference with premiers opens. Courts have struggled to clear a backlog, with some cases already acted on and others listed for months.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Pris
Lost 12 Days in the Bush Near Melbourne
Frederick Palland a timber cutter missing from Yarrara timber camp since June 8 was found by a lure search party. Nearly starved and ill he lay in a bag humpy after 12 nights in open bush, having survived on toadsl, nuts, and guang tong. He wandered in a circle over about four miles and was taken to Mildura Base Hospital in serious condition.
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Melbourne
Buliday
Frederick Palland
Yarrara
Palland
Victoria
Mildura
Compulsory Service in United States Senate and House Muddle
Washington Sunday report notes the House has not yet passed a common conscription bill while the Senate last week approved immediate 2 year service. The House bill would impose 12 months service on men aged 19 to 25, with no conscription before February 1, 1949.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Yorkshire County Does Well In Three-Day Test At Sheffield
Yorkshire County led by Norman Yardley won the toss and batted as 40,000 fans watched the first day of a three day match against Australia at Sheffield. Australia were dismissed for 39 in the day, Wardle and the bowlers contained most batsmen, Bradman top scored with 54 while Harvey and Hamence made 49 and 48. Final score at stumps was Australia 249. Hutton and Halliday were 17 not out.
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Yorkshire County
Norman Yardley
Yestenuy
Sheffield
Rail
Brailua
Barnes
Bradman
Wardle
Harvey
Hamence
N. Harvey
R. Hamence
Australia
Hutton
Halliday
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Lhw
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Yardley
Miller
Brennon
Conon
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Hamente
Braunga
B. Coxon
McCool
Sbiw
Saggers
B. Wardle Johnston
Pe Toshink
Watsai
B. Adpinall
Henrys
Arnall
Sundties
Pirie bound train crashes into truck at Bumbunga crossing
A Pirie bound passenger train struck a four motor truck at the Bumbunga crossing shortly after 10 30 on Saturday morning. The vehicle overturned and debris damaged a fence. Mrs Sheila Lane of Bumbunga and her 16 month old son Robert William escaped with injuries to shock and abrasions. Mrs Lane had been transporting super phosphate when slowed before impact. Husband James Lane followed in a wactor and found them among wreckage. they were removed to the local hospital. The cow catcher was buckled and removed. Mounted Constable A P Gelly of Snowtown investigated.
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Pirie
Snowlawn
Lane
A. P. Gelly
Snowtown
Mr Davis Re-elected President of Labor Day Committee
Mr C L Davis MEP was again elected president of the Labor Day Celebration Committee at Waterside Workers Hall. New officers include L H Davis and G O'Brien as vice presidents H L Blucher as secretary A Rutgers Oaklands W H Taylor as trustees and Murray J Hi Berridge as auditors. A program committee was formed to submit plans at a future meeting and a subcommittee will handle arrangements for the annual street procession.
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C. L. Davis
Waterside Workers’ Hall
Messrs
L. H. Davis
G. O'Brien
H. L. Blucher
A. Rutgers
A. Rutgers, 1. Oaklands, W. H. Taylor, Trustees; jMurray, 1. Hi. Berridge
Nh Committee
Borer
London Dock Strike Leaves 15000 Out of Work
London docks strike drags on with no settlement as about 15,000 wage earners are idle. Some 125 ships lie idle across the docks, signaling widespread disruption in shipping and commerce.
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London
Motor Cyclist Injured in Solomontown Collision
Albert Lloyd Jacobs of Melshaby sustained a right leg injury when his motor cycle struck a utility vehicle driven by Alfred George Gregory of Pirlestrest Solomontown at Main and Three Chain Road late Friday. He was admitted to Pirle Hospital surgical ward.
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Albert Lloyd Jacobs
Melshaby
Alfred George Gregory
Pirlestrest
Solomontown
Hear
Pirle Hospital
Pirie Pensioners Meet Names Officers for Ensuing Year
Alignment notes the Pirie branch of the Old-Age and Thyalid Pensioners Association electing officers for the coming year with Mrs M E Conner as president and Messrs Day Rogers as vice-presidents along with Mrs M Reid secretary treasurer and Mrs B Barwiss and Mr Day as trustees. Hospital patient Mrs Harvey of Seventh Street Pirie West discharged from the surgical ward Pirie Hospital. Mr A J Lemm of Dorothy Street Almostmontown is progressing.
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Pirie
Asso
M. E. Conner
Messrs
Day
R. Rogers
M's. M. Reid
B. Barwiss
Harvey
Seventh Street
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
A.J. Lemm
Dorothy Street
Islomontown
Regatta football showdown ends in rain soaked loss
Port and Proprietary battled at Memorial Oval in heavy rain with 1300 spectators. Proprietary surged from a third quarter rally to overturn Port's early lead, ultimately winning by 10 points as conditions worsened and play drifted into a feature-filled, improvised finish.
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Port and Proprietary
Memorial Oval
Sean
Port
Port Beats Port Adelaide in Waterlogged Football Clash
In a rain soaked match Port faced a drenched Tremridge crowd as both sides slogged through puddles. Port overcame heavy mud, with Davies and McMahon scoring twice each and Audoss favoring Port with key goals. The game featured slick play ruined by waterlogged conditions and an early- quarter shift in momentum before Port sealed a 65 to 56 win.
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Baker
M McMahon
Jobson
Brown
Stephano
Wiskar
Cuomingham
Alt Uit
Kerstian
Shearers
Audoss
Port
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