Weekend motor accidents injure father and son at Pirie street
Two brothers and a man named Ronald Carter were involved in a heavy collision at the Pirie Wil streets intersection in Pirie South. Maurice Kenny and his son Kevin were taken to Pirie Hospital with severe bruising while Mr Daly and his brother Mr Daly also sustained injuries. Kevin was reported recovering from shock, with both cars badly damaged and a pedestrian fence struck.
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Pirie Hospital
Paris Hospital
Maurice Kenny
Pirie South
Kevin
Messrs
M. J
W. A. Daly
Thebarton
Pirie
Wil Streets
Pirie Street
Ronald
Warter
Railway Terrace
M. Keony
William Street
Maurier Kenny
Dorothy Street
Car overturns near Port Broughton injures five
Yesterday morning a touring car owned by D Lysaght of Thebarton Adelaide Port Pirie bound parties including Messrs J Daly and L B Daly and Miss M Taly collided on the Pirie slide of Port Broughton. The crash left several in shock, J Tale with a broken left forearm and W A Daly bruised. They were treated at Pirie Hospital with Mr L B Daly later allowed home after a collar bone fracture was set.
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Pirie Hospital
Miss Daly
D. Lysaght
Thebarton
Tett Adelaide
Pirin
Missengers
Mosirs
M. J
F. B. Daly
M Taly
Pat Daly
Pirie
Port Broughton
Messrs
Daly
Ube
Attenton
Tie
Davey
Bro
Pirle
J. Tale
W. A. Daly
Lees
LB. Daly
Third Collision Near Port Broughton Ends Innocuous Drive
A Saturday collision on Kailina road near Port Broughton involved John Lindsay Gelven of Broadway Road Pirie and a Crystal Brook resident. At an acute bend thick spray reduced visibility. both vehicles sustained front-end damage but both drivers escaped injury and continued their trips.
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Port Broughton
Kailina
John Kindsay Gelven
Broadway
Pirie
Crystal Brook
Nine for 583 Fifth Test Match in Melbourne
Australia posted 93 for nine at Melbourne in the fifth Test as Badcock and Gregory forged a 161 run partnership. Badenck scored a rapid 114 while Badman, Stecabe, and Gregory contributed steady batting. England’s Farnes led the bowling with early wickets as the tail tried to lift the innings.
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Melbourne
Badcock
Gregory
Australia
AE. Mt. Tallligan
Ay Rigg
Ames
B. Parnes
T Finglyton
C. Voce
D. Farias
Mracabe
Fares
Y. Verity
Iradman
B. Farnes Badcock
Worthington
Verity
Barn
Oldfield
B. Voee
Welly
B. Yorrs
Nas Ames
Barnes
McCormick
Fleetwood-Smith
Sundries
Bowting T
Cars Collide on the Terrace After Ceremony
After LIAS opening ceremony, a car driven by Mr. H Johnson of Tenth Street collided with a Whee at York Road and The Terrace. No one was injured and both cars continued. Johnson’s car sustained a dented mudguard, tail light damage, and body dents. Mrs. Johnsop and Mr and Mrs Roy Vin reat of Fifth Street were passengers.
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Wie
Lias
Excelsior Band Air
8. Johnsony
Tenth
Whee
York Road
Terrace
Induet
Ishnson
Johnsop
Roy Vin~ Reat
Fifth Street
Toes Crushed At Smelters Injury Report
Mr Poreewyccam SulUMBONLOWE, a centerman at the Smelters, suffered crushed toes when a heavy piece of lead fell on his foot during the Dwight Lloyd afternoon shift. He was treated at the Gistald station by Dr S B Porgan and later returned home to Solo montown.
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Poreewyccam Sulumbonlowe
Palafui
Dwight Lloyd
Gistald
S. B. Porgan
Solomontown
Demands Granted End Mine Stay-In Strike at Newcastle
Sunday at North Wallarah Colliery the stay-in strike ended when workers returned to surface at 9 30 pm after authorities reported their demands were fully satisfied. A large crowd watched as miners, wearing pit lamps, moved away from the mine shaft in a scene described as orderly and celebratory.
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Newcastle
North Wallarah
Sheir “Union of
Swansea
Moonta Passengers Arrive Pirie Morning Gulf Trip
About 20 Gulf tourists aboard the motorship Moonta will dock in Pirie today. The passenger list includes Myssie Johnson Walker Bronson P. Karutz D. Young Upton McKinnon Vincent Metti Lewis Mundy and many others with several joining at Pilla from Pirie including Mr Roach Mrs White and Mey Pearce for onward travel.
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Moonta
Pirie
Myssie
Johnnson
GW. Small
S. Walker
A.W. Bronson
W. B. K. P. Polinitz
P. Karutz
D. P. Young
N. Walkington
J. Z
Upton
Me McKinnon
G. Vincent
A. Metti
S. Lewis
Karutz
Richter
Gagilana
E. Lewis
Neward
A. Morris
Bennett
E. Peake
N. Watts
M. Cook
D- FL Young
J. F. Upton
Barlow
A. Bilney
C. Vincent
VL. Jamce
Ch. Thompadn
A. “Vigar
M. Twyl
Pilla
Mr. J. Roach
Mra
White
Mey
Pearce
Passengers From Europe On German Steamer Bate
The German steamer Bate departed for Port Adelaide on Saturday carrying Mrs H Gunn Miss Marta Kennedy and Mr Ernst Nobbecker to Melbourne and several Sydney-bound travelers noted. Most are British subjects returning from abroad with Mr Schulze a German printer headed to New Guinea and Miss Schwarzbach his fiancée.
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Europe
Bate
Port Adelaide
Melbourne
Ernst Nrobbecker
Mesdames H. Gunn
8. M. Keanedy
Marta Kennedy
Sydney
F. W. Thornhill
A. Schulze
Mendimes J. Hauptmann
H. Paul
J.thornhill
Mary Dargan
Katherine Ma Warmid
Josephine Winward
Elnore Schwarabach
Mr. Schulze
Mies Schwars—bach
New Guinea
Miss Schwarzbach
Thunder but No Rain in Pirie Threatening Day
Weather observers reported heavy fall predicted in Pirie but no rainfall by nightfall. A Merriton party noted rain south of Pirie between Crystal Brook and Warnertown as heat and humidity lingered. Winds shifted from north to east, with distant thunder heard but no storm reaching Pirie. dust swirled and river spray whipped the riverbank.
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Pirie
Merriton
Pie
Crystal Brook
Warnertown
Weather Affects Crystal Brook and Wirra District Travel
The report details heavy showers and variable rain across Crystal Brook, Pirie, Warnertown, Merriton, and adjacent areas. Roads flooded at Crystal Brook Pirie road crossing, with eight to nine cars delayed about 45 minutes. Thunder rumblings noted near Gladiptume but no rainfall there.
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Pirie
Merriton
Swift Stream
Crystal Brook
Pirie Road
Warnertown
Napperby Church
Flimters Rest
Condition of Last Week's Victims Update from Hospital
Empir ies reported on Saturday that Mrs. Alan Wardis remains practically unchanged with faint hope for recovery. Mr. Warnes had the Tower portion of his right leg amputated after a collision on Whyalis road Wednesday involving a motorcycle and a car. Mrs. A. Northcott, admitted Friday after a collision on Ellen street, was reported doing well despite injuries.
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Pirio
Alan Wardis
Warnes Tras
Whyalis Road
A. Northcott
Senate Road
Ellen Street
More Hotel Permits Granted Saturday
Hearing in Pirie on Saturday by Justices Mosers T Coupe and G Alousin with Det J J Evans for police. Nine applications heard that week and seven approved earlier. Saturday count not released.
Gathering at Redhill and North Sub-Branches Meet
A report on the Eight sub-branches of the Redhill group gathering for the Mid-Northers reunion drive of Returned Sailors and Soldiers at Hed till. Leaders and committee members from Pirie and South Australia attend. War homes and land settlement dominate the discussion with tributes to Sir Winston Dugan and the League.
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Beagie
Hedtill
Pirie
B. McMahon
A. Waddell
J Fox
Fd. Gillies
B. “Winter
Dix Rusaion
Bule
McMahon
Piris
A. W. Dick
Hed- Wil Sob-Laneh
Lu Oy Bimds
Mesh 7
Glonier
Redhill
X. Facobs
South Australian
Winston Dugan
Gov. Uit
Jacobs
Ate
W Hosking
Pendera
Methourne
H. Mones
B. Carlyon
Boys Night at Pirie YMCA Delights Local Youths
Fifty boys attended the Pirie YMCA Boys Fun Night with Harry Upton winning Trinity College of Music London gold medal for top intermediate exam marks. The program featured juggling, parallel bar displays, relay races, group leadership, and a community sing along led by T. Barber.
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Pirie Ymca
Harry Upton
Trinity College of Music
London
T. D. Barber
FB. Jacobsen
W. Cowen
Jacobsen Fay
Betty Pearce
Edgar House
King’s Scout
Messrs. Jacobsen
Stan Brine
Whyalla
Mr.w. Cowen
Pensioners Picnic At Weeroona Island
Jiri branch of Uid See and Tavalid Wensioners Association held its picnic at Weeroona yesterday. More than 139 attended, some traveled by bus and others by private cars. Luncheon remarks were made by Mrs. Wool, Mayoress. The event reflected credit on president DL Nurford and secretary FM Kleeman and the welfare committee for organizing the outing.
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Jiri
Uid-See
Tavalid Wensioners’ Association
Weeroona
Wool
Pirie
le Dus
Messrs
DL Nurford
FM. Kleeman
Welfare Committee
He Putlui
Plane crashes into Sydney yard damaging home
Sydney, Sunday. Colin Parkinson escaped with minor injuries after a plane he was piloting crashed from a height. The craft struck the rear of a house, wrecking the machine and embedding the engine in the ground. Parkinson had a forehead cut and a black eye.
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Sydney
Colin Parkinson
Parkinson
Two Occupants Alive After Brisbane Airliver Incident
Brisbane report states two occupants survived a mishap involving the Stinson airliver that disappeared from view. One survivor has a fractured leg, authorities say. Investigators are at the scene gathering details.
First Reverse for Season Pirie No 2 Bowls Team Loses
PIRIE No 2 bowls team suffers a season first reverse as visitors claim victory at the rink. The home side, led by captain Pirie, confronts an early setback before regrouping for the rest of the match.
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Pirie NO
Champion Country Rifle Team Dominates Port Adelaide Meet
In Adelaide on Sunday the Irie Rife Club won the country teams’ title with 440 points, narrowly edging Langtorse’s Greek. Pirie No.1 Mouors earned best individual sears at 35-31-35-108, while Crystal Brook defeated Pirie Me 108-105. Results include detailed scores for Pirie, Crystal Brook, and Brighton club matches, plus Prosser Shield and singles events.
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Crystal Brook
Pirie
Poseitie
Tasesond
Gladstone
Eye
A. B. Detalis
Potts
T. H. Wensal
Piste
OG. Reha
Sailabury
Martin
Trophy for Trotters Cup Won Outright by Milnes
Mr A J Milnes won the Trotters Trophy outright at the Gap Handicap on Saturday night with Gay Alla Puller securing possession of the trophy. Milnes announced another trophy would be offered for future competition across various distances from one furlong upward, with the next race set for the mile as the concluding test.
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Gayalla
Puller
Rose
Sporsman
Gey
Hie
Mats Gionas
A. J. Milney
Dogar
Fair Girls and Gay Bathers Parade at Austral Theatre
Fine beach attire models appeared at Austral Theatre on Saturday night for a BILAS Amateur Swing Club event. The parade impressed a large audience with stylish dress, stage setting, and confident performances by finalists Alda Schanert, Avis McManna, Aglaia Varsamis, Gladys Williams, Pildaman, Beales Slope, Uleeth, and Mrs. Eileen Carter.
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Austral Theatre
Zuffmann’s
Emert Beathers
Orn
Guode'a
Mr. B. Layton King
J. P. Carlgon
Alda Schanert
Avis McManna
Aglaia Varsamis
Gladys Williams
Pildaman
Beales Slope
Ead
Uleeth
Eileen Carter
Kasion Wee
W. Gee
London metal market records lead price rise in Australia
Lead hits a new record on the London market with 16/3 price of £31 in March trades. Spelter and tin slip, silver and gold hold firmer as Australian Mines and Metals Association relays mixed London quotations with spot and forward movements across standard and electrolytic categories.
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London
Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Spills Mar Cyclists in Pirie Club Road Race
Spills disrupted the Pirie Cycle Club road race held Saturday causing several riders to crash near L. Chamba's machine. J. Kelly reported some riders finished despite injuries. The lead group included Harmer, Kulbbe, Dormer, Drak, Kalbe, with gaps noted among the five-man early break and time penalties stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Cycls
Alemg Warreine Real
J. Kelly
L. Chamba
alBeugs
Dormer
Hind
SHAS CLUE 00 r SHAS CLUE 00 r party 91
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sealeemaiver and a preliminary event, with unclear names and locations. The readable parts indicate a sailing or travel context and a target or goal relating to a process but lack coherent detail for a full summary.
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Revi
Kenny
Tne
G. Johinston
Father x
Carter
Smee
CL Bedonek
Gulf
Cinemas Limited
Jeff Pirle
Kevin Agett
Gertrude Street
Wall
Robert Brown
Palmer Street
Pirle West
Uie
AL Pinte Mospital
Gonstibie Grow
Port Germein
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Hodge
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Simpson Street
Pine South
Mode
J. W. Corner
St Solomontown
Air
M.B. Cumdun
Risdon Park
P. A. McBride
Fr. Dey
Bias, Facelslor Band
Bortende Street
Mesars
J. A. Delle
W. Rogers
Chris Allen
Institutim
Row, Tamgfordt
Kelvinator Department of Suvers’a
J. Roach
Prife
Rampans
Roach
Cweek
Jlethons
Glad
Ilere
Georgetown
Rs.l
Reunion
YMCA
J. A. Garland
F. R. Adams
B. Tulloch
Val. Dickson
Tom Lan
Berber Wa
Hudson Brothers
John, Robert
George
Kevin Jenetzky
George Hudson
I. Berridge
G. Tulloch
W. J. Thomas
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mesdames
D. Barber
J. Edgers
W. Smith
Port Pirie
Pensioners’ Association
Sydney Yard
Iself
Brisbane
Gawler Man
PIRSE
Pirle Me
Welch
Beak
Drakentidse
Tapp
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Tunker
Holder
Brett
Willson
Ginadetons
Panwell
Harris, Rundle
Ilredock
Ps. Lines
Rosa
J. Lihow
Thompson
A Ceieire
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Doteke
HS. Gale
Pin We
GY Finch
Wells
Williams
Septober
Shoplet
E. Jenkins
J Young
Hinehes
Matthews
J. ‘Tucker
Raper
Shopley
Grynal Break
Dennis
Hatton
Pxler
WL. Giles
J. Symonds
Tutwood
Munday
Torker
Clark
Chapman
Devideon
P. O Shawehnersy
Prossur Shield Aenteher
D. Prosser
Joucher A. Quin
Bockelbers
Brighton
Hegsle Fivauds
Megsie
Young
Tapp d. Mughes
D. Boucher
Somerset
Bockelberg
Bales
Brown
Charles
Rogers
Shield Prosser
Trotters
A J. Milnes
Mange
Gawler
Murray Bridge
Wasleys
Aestate Victor Hisehar Ag
Gog
Wenzel
A. Heschke
Litjens
Sellar
G. Brown Ag A & Bubber
Sampeou
Gerblich
Wilson Uw i. HL
Keket
Burt
B. Harmer
Sealemaiver
Serer On Mare
B. Sore
Guiting Mata
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