British Determination to Stay in Berlin Reiterated
British Foreign Office reiterated resolve to remain in Berlin denying Soviet reports to the contrary. Prime Minister Churchill warned that a Soviet attempt to force concessions would provoke world condemnation. Berlin officials reported trains with potatoes reached the city and US planes pledged to increase airlift to supply besieged areas.
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Bir
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Berlin Radio
Sokolov Arrested In Berlin For Speeding
Soviet commander Marshal Sokolovsky was arrested by military police in Waunsee Berlin in the US sector for speeding. He was released after Gen. Lucius D. Clay, the U.S. Military Governor, forwarded a note of apology.
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Grave as Munich Says Churchill on Russia and Peace
London dispatch notes Mr Churchill warning that Russia’s actions in Germany echo Munich 1938. He insists peace remains desired but warns there is no safety in yielding to dictators and pledges support for a firm course to avert a third world war despite party rifts.
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Winston Churchill
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Violent Day in Malaya with Death Toll Rising
Inland violence swept Malaya as Singapore reports two killed in Johor and two in Selangor, raising the toll to nine in two hours. Police killed two insurgents at a house in Johor Bahru while an airman fled into the jungle. a gun battle drew in Gurkhas and armed forces as fear spreads through districts.
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Burma
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India Communist Party
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Laurence Sharkey
Iron Australia
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Malayan Communist Party
Australia Declares Strong Position At Lord's Test
Australia reach 263 for four at stumps in the second Test at Lord's, after bowling England out for 215 in the first innings. Barnes captains with a blistering 141, supported by Bradman’s 43 and Hassett, as Yardley’s bowlers struggle on a worn pitch. England trail by 52 and face a tough chase on day three.
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Threat to Truce Deepens Israeli Gaza Tensions
British United Press in Tel Aviv reports Egyptian forces attack the Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom in the Negev. United Nations Mediator Folke Bernadotte has been informed of the new development, threatening to strain the ceasefire. Israel orders blackout resumption as the flare up continues.
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Pirie Timber Supplies See Shortage Amid WA Timbers
Mr T E Bowden of Thomas Howden and Son, Pirie timber merchant, says Pirie’s timber position mirrors Adelaide and Port Adelaide. Observations note Western Australian timbers scarce as jarrah and karri rush to ships, with a major mill halted and timber imports tightened by licenses. Prices may rise as more expensive Oregon timbers fill gaps.
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St Mark's Women Defeat Spartans In Busy Roundup
In a crowded slate of high school girls basketball results, St Mark's and multiple schools faced off across divisions. Notable scorers included M Lauritsen, J Loftes, S Richards from St Mark's and M Joss, A O'Connor from Proprietary, with tight games and postponed matches shaping the standings.
Johnson Dominates Pippett for Technical Knockout Victory
Australian heavyweight champion Melequane Johnson defeated Roos Pippett by technical knockout in the eleventh round at Melbourne Stadium last night. Supporting bout saw Laurie Budd stop Ron Wilson in the second round.
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Dance Musicians Social at Pirie Association Event
Len Williams presided as guests attended the latest monthly social. The Pirie Dance Musicians Association bulletin was issued. The Regal Entertainers presented a miniature revue featuring piano duets, vocal solos, guitar numbers, sketches, and a dance band segment. Supper was served by committee ladies.
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Len Williams
of Association
Frank Martens
Dick Hutchens
Dawn Williams
Hill- Billy
Les Taylor
Regal
Darle Baker
Charles di Hing
Dick “Pervedico
Anders and Company
Les Quklands
Lance Promnitz
Len Robreheim
Striking miners to resume amid coal crisis
In Sydney and northern coalfields a resumption of work is reported as judges accept a government recommendation to end the strike. A one day power stoppage plan is discussed with potential coal diversions to Bunnerong as reserves dwindle and the State Cabinet weighs measures to ration industry during the week.
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Miers
Owl Coal Board
Bumyerong
Powerhouse 6
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Bunneroog
Louis Declares Lost Fight After Valconte Bout at Yankee Stadium
The world heavyweight champion says the bout with Jersey Joe Valconte was a lost fight after knocking him out in the eleventh round at Yankee Stadium. The fight drew about 42,700 spectators and gross receipts were 258,097 pounds in Australian currency.
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New York
Joe Valconti
Yankee Stadiom
Jon Loph
Parachilna Flight Results At Parachilna Race Meet
A Parachilna flight meet on Saturday featured 21 members and 44 birds in the fourth race of the season. Results show winners from Hutchinson Be Sunsbee and S Johnson with distances around 189 to 0821 yards, as local firms Bain and King and Key and Son also appear among top finishers. The event, hosted by We Muna & Coy Ltd, saw South and North sections influence the final standings.
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Parachilna
Hutchinson
Sunsbee
le Perkins
Ben
S. Johnson
Lion
D. Key and Son
F. Penny
Ceceiey
Troy
We Muna & Coy Ltd
Low
H. Jackson & Son Win With Penhurst Birds Trophy Race
Twenty three members of Pirie West Honing Society entered 258 birds for Saturdays No 2 Parachute race. H Jackson & Son won the trophy donated by Mr J Twin. Winners listed with velocity distances and consignments include Brakenridge Patterson Davies Petagna and others.
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Pirie
West Honing Society
B. Jackson & Sun
J. Twin
J. Jackson & Son
Brakenridge
Patterson
Petaunn
Rinn
Betagna
Davies
C. Hosheyy
Hiss
Jackson
E. Davies
West
A. Patterson
H. Petagna
Vetagna
North
F. Petagna
H. Pri V. Willaxerald
Large field for golf event at Pirie Club
One of Pirie Golf Club's largest fields competed in a four-division stroke event on Saturday. Eddie Davies took third in A grade with a best off-the-stick score of 19. W Thompson led B grade with a net -61. Scores are listed for A B and C grades, detailing players and their handicaps.
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Pirie Golf Club
Eddie Davies
W. Thompson
Condon
M. PF Murdock
EP Davies
J. H. Ralphs
C. #. Jones
L. Osborne
Pascoe
R Burgess
W.thompson
W. L. Scott
H. Osborne
E. Burdon
P.M. Bernhardt
Geddes
W. HL Leane
First Round Of Laurel Wreath Tomorrow At Pike Club
The Pike Golf Club announces the first round of the Laurel Wreath competition to be played tomorrow. The draw lists players including Mrs A Beleven vy, Mrs A Coombe, Mrs J Morrier, Mrs L Taste, Mrs A Hannan vy, Mrs G Viner Binith, Mrs L Beleler, Mrs W O Neill, Mrs M Keen, Mrs A Butcher, Mrs W A R Crouch vy, Mrs J Brummer, Mrs J Gatehoule vy, Mrs Ro Burgess, and Mr J W P O Stes vy.
Governor Norrie suffers fracture from camel incident
Sir Willoughby Norrie the Governor of ADELAIDE sustained a slight concussion and back injury when thrown by a camel at Marree on Friday. An X-ray revealed a fracture of the sarhum a small triangular bone at the back of the pelvis. He remains at Calvary Hospital in satisfactory condition. In Shanghai, two Nationalist columns retook Kaifeng and liquidated the Communist rear guard, with reports that the Communists evacuated after heavy losses.
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Sunrday
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I Calvary Hospital
Kaifeng
Shanghai
Eaifeng
Henan
Farewell for Sgt Virgo at Warnertown Institute
Friends and colleagues gathered at Warnertown Institute on Friday to farewell Sgt V V Virgo of the Police. A supper and program honored his 1y years of service in Pirie with speeches praising his dedication and readiness to serve. An enlarged photograph with attendee names was presented as a surprise keepsake.
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Pirie
Vitizell
Withiaans
Hroken Hill
Mtr
Messrs
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Ale M. Sly
BLAS
Picnic and Sports Association
Parkinson
Sporting Fraternity
C. L. Davis
Citizens of
A. Sjostront
Returned Servicemen’s Leagues
Messin Blair Schwartz
Walter Malywin
Gordon Swanbury
Peter Brown
J Forte
Sat. Virgo
Methodist Retreat at Laura This Week
Preparation for Crusade For Christ from tomorrow until Thursday three Pirie Methodist ministers will meet with North Western District Synod ministers at Laura in a retreat to prepare for the crusade. Central Mission contributions from Gutbertel and papers read by Rev. TCO Patrick and Rev. Lif Atkinson outline personal, spiritual and social preparation and church fellowship.
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Northie Wester
Laura
Prewatre
Cruse
Evangelisnt Res RC
Gutbertel
Central Mission
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Sotomontawa
Lif
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Wutstith
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Phillips Uaistriet
Mystery parcel of £7000 found in dead letter office
A parcel opened in Sydney’s dead letter office revealed £7000 sent from William Street Post Office, King's Cross. Police doubt the sender and suspect gambler Frank Allard, whose body was found in a canal at Alexandria on June 10. The money’s origin traces to a prior parcel sent to Wykeham Terrace, Brisbane, for a doctor, later returned.
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Sundey
Loni
Fales
William Street
King's Cross
Frank Allard
Beccarat Gambler
Call to Youth effort boosts Church youth clubs in South Australia
Mr GR Stirling, youth director of Churches of Christ in South Australia, outlined a three year old vigorous policy to foster Christian youth community centres. The movement supports fulltime youth work across six churches, with 5,000 Sunday school pupils and 2,000 in clubs, augmented by National Fitness Council training and new sound projectors. Special weekends offer hikes, picnics, games, and films, while early programs target children aged eight or nine to mature into club members by sixteen. Specific work also planned at Pirie churches to strengthen foundations for youth activity.
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Ind
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Christ
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Ames
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Clarke
Young
Amen
Tom Follett
Tanunda
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Glenelg Baseballers Visit Pirie in Weekend Match
Glenelg and Pirie clubs met in a weekend clash with Glenelg winning by one run in Ru. 2 after the visitors led by seven. Notable contributors for Glenelg included Harriana Jats Hill Biueti Nispel plus Satehitters Stone Mee Gee McLean Seidel Wyatt Rice Rose Cooper.
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Jats
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Nispel
Glenelg
Pirie
Stone
Mee- Gee McLean
Seidel
Wyatt
Rice
Rose
Cooper
White
Brakenridge
Central North lacrosse clash ends in tie at Leupard Park
A fast lacrosse match at Leupard Park produced a 14 to 14 tie between Central and North. Central players Franklin and Willoughby each scored five goals while Alexander Sedwary Curliss added three. For North Sorensen Holt each scored four. best players listed include Central figures Alexander Sedwary Willoughby Curliss and North players Holn Smith Fuster Swan iiry.
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Weather summary with temperatures and winds across cities
Day to day times report shows sunrises and sunsets, temperatures across Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Penrith Brisbane Hobart, barometer reading for yesterday, and a forecast of fine and cool conditions with light to moderate coastal winds and seas.
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Newcastle Bout Ends in Technical Knockout
Sydney reports that Mave aided 11 of Newcastle, created Te Allen UZZ from New Zealand, winning by technical knockout in the closing stages of the match. The bout concluded in the sth round with UZZ securing victory.
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Mave Aids 11
Newcastle
Te Allen Uzz
New Zealand
Young Pirie Man Killed in Road Accident Near Crystal Brook
A 22 year old Pirie man, Thomas Evan Jenkins, died when a sidecar crash occurred on the Pirie Adelaide highway near Crystal Brook on a Friday night. The accompanying rider, Murray Alan Share, escaped with shock. Police investigations will be reported to the coroner.
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Crystal Brook
Pirie
Adelaide
Quinare
Thomas Evan Jenkins
Evan Jentina
Bal‘motal Road
Murray Alan Share
Central Metal
Nearly £700 Raised By Pirie Hospital Fundraiser
Nearly £698 10s 2d was raised at a stage wide appeal event sponsored by the Nurses War Memorial Funds and led by Nurse Shirley Barley. The ball at Estcourt House raised about £692 7s 10d, with additional proceeds from Pirie market events contributing to the total. The Pirie party included several nurses and staff, crediting the effort to support hospital funds and the Tomb of L698.
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Barley
Nise J. Weir
D. Philby
Pirie
O. Knappstein
V. Phillmer
Jim K. Gilatan
M. Henderson
C Buick
EA. Sawtell
Amour
Amiouity
Pwluy
LE Ly Home Pests Limited
Alisha
Crisis in Yugoslavia Raises Diplomatic Tension
Reports from Somil-East Skope quote The Man Guardian correspondent on Tito's strained relations with Moscow and Western ties amid crisis rumors. The fate of Tito and Yugoslavia's status are reportedly on the agenda of the Warsaw summit.
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Notable visits and moves across Adelaide Pirie and Port Pirie
Dr GK Williams of Broken Hill Associated Smuckers visits Adelaide over the weekend. Mr RB of Pirie branch Howard Smith Ld aims to move to Adelaide next month to begin duties. Mr M Coons to replace Mr Qubel arrived in Pirie. Youth director of Churches of Christ SA GR Shirling visits Pirie and returns to Adelaide today. Local business figures Stan Higson and Tom Spaniel travel between Pirie and Adelaide. Hospital admissions include Messrs Hb Sandery of Salomon Town and M J Nunn of Mainland Salomon Town in Adelaide surgical ward.
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Churches of Christ i South Australia
Pirie
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Ohis
jStan Higdson
Alexander Street
Lottie
Tom Spaniel
Anzac Road
Pirie West
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Hb. Sandery
Sandery Street
Salomontown
M. J. Nunn
Mainland
Women's Hockey Wide Wins at Crystal Brook in Winter
Rain and wintry conditions did not deter Crystal Brook teams as both home sides triumphed on Saturday. A Grade saw St Andrew Stuart 4, Aftonville 1 with Stuart and Armstrong scoring. Crystal Brook led by Gonthiters and Murn with multiple goals. High School White and Fifth School Blue also posted goals, with best players featuring White, Minnis, Gordon, and Darley amid tight defensive play.
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Aftonville
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R. Armstrong
J Gaskell
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K. Heemig
J Armstrong
PB Elliot
P. McKay
L. Grieve
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Gonthiters
M. Bllis
R. Moun
L. Hewitt
St. Andrew Gordon
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J. Minnis
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M. Robinson
Gordon A. Lane
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J Crouch
E. Clothier
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K. Darley
Ra Nicholls
Merlin
J Out
Goyanier Kee
Band Gets £1200 Donation for New Instruments
The BH.A.S. board approved a £1200 donation to re equip the local band with new instruments and guaranteed an overdraft of £1200 for five years. Dr G Williams praised Smelters for supporting the rebuilding program as the band eyes upcoming competitions in Tanunda.
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G. Dey
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