Weathering the Wet Monday Golf Classic in Kingston Park
Rain soaked Kingston Park during the Monday golf events with 106 holes played and the course waterlogged for 45 hours since 20 am Sunday. Local figures note the German ship Seulepus, captained by Otto von Basen, and a reflection on 1848 revolutions color symbolism while Ted Peake comments on club history.
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Pirie
Sydney
Deslomernoyn
Thor Nolors
Theass Seulepus
Otto von Basen
Lubec ii
Ted Peake
Fire Gott Ciub
Fils
Rat North
Jupiter Phayine
Drunken Conduct Reported At School Amid Scandal
An incident at a Berlin area school involved students consuming alcohol and possessing explicit material. Investigations revealed a secret “love office” with love letters and alleged orgies among pupils. Police plan disciplinary action for those involved.
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Harlin
Sumas
Sears
Casleseeuthers
Berlin
Eden
Tay Ranier
Sexta
Pirie Church Prepares Ministers from Britain March
Advice reaches Pirie Congregational Church about Reverend Manet from Peat Tree Greet Church in South Wer, with plans for him to chair services at Pirie, Pirie Eset, and Napperiy early in March. Mr Macers is expected to begin ministry with the Pirie and allied churches.
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Pirie
Four Sailing Races On Pirie River
Royal Pirie Yacht Club held four sailing races on the Pirie River with Vam pire Viking and Wraith among the boats listed. Protests were entered by Wrath as results show corrected times and trophies awarded, including the Howard Trophy and Mortens Trophy.
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Pirie River
Royal Pirie Yacht Club
Piste River
Yestuerday
Aischiet
Vampire
Viking
Wraith
Batty
Mininstew Mana
Wrath
Boward
Ana
Beegull
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I. Smith
Coal Production Surges in New South Wales Year
Figures released show New South Wales coal production up one third this year versus 19S1, reaching 1,462,600 tons to February 16. Minister Sen. Squaner notes increased supplies to other states with 165,500 tons sent domestically and South Australia receiving 98,100 tons, reflecting a strong midwinter output surge.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Panish
Suinex
Sen
Squaner
National Development
Wales
Vietria
Juin
Inerwayek
Arms Factories Front Private Aid in War Production Plan
A British government outline revealed private industry would back a major arms production program. The plan, led by Defence Production Minister Harrison, envisions shifting to new methods and expanding government and private factory output to ensure wartime capacity and efficiency.
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Wanheria
Harrison
Minkwer
Defence Production
Migist
New Hilt
New Egyptian Prime Minister Naguib Hilaly Pasha Named
London reports the appointment of Naguib Hilaly Pasha as Egypt's new prime minister replacing Aly Mater Pasha. Abdel Khalel Hawane Pasha named foreign minister. Pasha previously served as foreign undersecretary in multiple governments. Reston, NYT diplomatic correspondent, notes US officials welcomed the move by King Farouk.
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London
Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Abdel Khalel Hawane Pasha
Reston
New York Times
United States
Farouk
Naguib Hi-lly Pasha
Aly Mater Pasha
Motor Cyclist And Cyclist Collide in Pirie
A motor cycle ridden by Gilbert Lawrence Gay of Pirie collided with Gladys Lorraine Bowman of Pirie on Wandearuh Road Saturday night. Both riders were taken to Pirie Hospital suffering from bruises and other injuries.
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Pirie
Mn Diéyele
Gladys
Lorraine Bowman
Botk
Pirie Hospital
British Ambassador Illness Delays Anglo Egyptian Talks
British Ambassador in Egypt Sir Ralph Stevenson was taken ill delaying the scheduled start of negotiations on the Anglo Egyptian dispute. The talks, which had been planned for Saturday, were postponed with officials hopeful they will resume later in the week after his condition improves.
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Exyph
Ralph
Adelaide
Coote
River Murray
Scotti
Oweih
Australians praised as top troops in Korea book claims
B B C writer notes Australians are the best troops in Korea in Rene Cuthorth’s new London published book Orean Reporter. He cites an Australian unit known as the Gloucesters and recalls a wartime incident of a sergeant who forfeited pay to stay and fight.
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London
Kure
Rene Cuforsh
Orean
Korea
Cuirford
Cytforth
Tingnaid
Casa
Cutforth
Native Soldiers to Get Sandals for First Footwear
Native troops to receive sandals as their initial footwear, announced by Maj-Gen Ron King after a tour of Port Moresby Manus Island Law and Rabaul. He noted Pacific Islands units in Payal and VU areas and described natives as eager and often trekking from the mountains to enlist.
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Brisbane
Ron King
D.C
Cotte Vari
Meday
Port Morsiy
Manus
Law
Rabaul
Malnarhe
Pacific
Ilinders
Payal
Santa
Air attack on U N lines amid Korean front clashes
Unclear OCR text reports unidentified planes and artillery on the Korean front with references to air raids near Altea postdams and Allied positions. The jumbled lines mention various units and locations but lack coherent details or verified events.
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SOUL
Suneay K
Altea
Rilt
Rhirmides
Sirut
Abel
Osiuins
Damier
Woany
Is It Worth Continuing Truce Delegates Arguing
The report notes prolonged debates among truce delegates over whether continuing talks is worthwhile. Despite urging leaders to accept concessions, negotiators express tension, with parties warning that any breakdown could threaten peace efforts.
Expedition To Start On April 5 For Everest Climb
The ascent plan lists Mr. KN Ball as the sole Indian member of the expedition, sponsored by the Swiss Alpine Research Foundation. It will begin in Nepal on April 5, with initial steps near the southern face.
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Everest
KN. Ball
Mpine Research Foundation
Switeerland
Nepal
Hennidalloy
Dante
Boxing Manager Guides Brisbane Ring Champion
Mrs Newton, a former boxing manager in Brisbane, recalls guiding a rising female champion and a Sydney trainer named Harry Cohen. She cites her plans to train a protégé with a local studio at Vidivard and eV streets, aiming for Olympic representation and a 25 metre sprint time of 234 seconds for Columbia's School Cup.
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Sesileei
Newtot
Anstras
Sianager
Boxeys
Hue
Ierest
Chanpiansiy
Vidivard
Mie Newlan
Hetty
Sydney
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Iso
Harry Cohen
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Tie
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Fe Tawar Rainee Heyer
Frans Motalig Jyvenths
Australia
Newton
Pirie Men Enjoy Life in Camp
Adelaide report describes Pirie men at Coorong River frontage camp life with praise for cooks and limited amenities. Veterans and recruits discuss morale, camp conditions, and desire for more friends in camp while Maj Geddes notes potential future reunions. A Philadelphia note mentions a basement fire harming guests but no deaths.
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D. F. Hanniball
Uwe Gee
Owen Yum
Mof Counse
RF Cunningham
Kunwiton Your
Risdou Park
P. Paweliki
Pirie West
Imder
National Service
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Ystriee Recruitay ‘Commie
Philadelphia
John von Howl
Seven Millions In Stolen Jewellery Ring
New York reports a vast jewelry theft ring with an estimated seven million dollars in stolen pieces. Investigators describe the group as mobile operators who follow the sun to luxury resorts and exclusive hotels, often wearing the loot at cocktail parties. Police identify a loose network of 25 to 40 year old prowlers and receivers, with a Canadian base and activity across major U.S. cities.
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Micket Shires
Sts
Polier
Poronto
Ganada
Stent Tewels
United States
Iynothur Muller
Population surge in Port Pirie since 1890s census
The Port Pirie Corporation area shows a trebling of population since the early 1890s, while Pirie District Council figures lag. Data supplied to compare censuses lists figures for Port Pirie and Crystal Brook District portions, with total Port Pirie population around 12 622 in a cited late 19th to early 20th century period.
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Port Pirie
Pirie District
Wwe Buon
Pirie
Regant
Sor Whiten
Port Pirie Hatate
Helensien
Miralyirra
Polish Czech Trade Pact Signed in War Hy Tit TMA
Polands pact with Czechoslovakia aims to trade electric power coal salt clay and salt for various industrial inputs under an unusual wartime style agreement. The deal outlines exchange of machinery and related goods across borders with terms not fully legible in the report.
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London
Poland
Hidrvaki Wal Exchange
Coluutn
Fommachiery
Arid Themuieus
Thiel
Rumors Rise Over Delayed Coronation Plans
A Sunday Express columnist reports rumors of postponing the coronation with a possible royal tour of Australia canceled for this year and shifted to next year. The piece notes a suggested personal reason connected to a visit by Sir Wir Yam Gilliat to Clarence House after the Queen’s return, fueling speculation.
Huxtable Leads At Long Range Rifle Meet
In challenging conditions at Oryetat Brook Rifle Club, Huxtable tops the field in a 600 plus yard shoot. Scores show varied results from competitors including Mathews, Norton, Lines, Mundaya, and others as the meet wraps with next event planned for Witand bench sports meeting.
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Oryetat Brook Rifle Club
Huiitable
Mathews
A. Norton
W. D. Lines
M. Mundaya
McNoi
Ewig
L.ines
Arbon
W. Day
K. McNamare
W. Davies
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P Symons
H. Gribble
Witand
Pirie
Local Weather Summary From Day To Day Tonoivuw
Readable fragment reports temperatures across Australian cities and a brisk barometer note. Adelaide reached 73.2 while Melbourne and Sydney show varied readings. Brisbane 90 and Port 94 noted. Forecasts call for rising temperatures with mild southern changes and warm to hot conditions into the remainder of the period.
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Loral
MsiMin
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Porth
Brisbane
Topart
Triumph for Organisation at Dock Carnival
The BLAS Amateur Swimming Club committer and race officials achieved a triumph of organisation and control at Federal Dock. Over five hours they completed 110 events in the Great Northern Carnival. The interclub teams race decided the championship, with BLAS holding last year’s title. The programme ran smoothly despite some deletions and changes, aided by a vigilant, continuous timing and official presence throughout the day.
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Blas Amatper Swimming Club
Federal Dock
Touch
Regional club swimming carnival delights city crowds
The B.H.L.A. club hosted a regional swimming carnival with events across men and women s sprints and relay races. Notable performances included J Hamilton and G Beatty in the 110 yards finals, plus interclub team races featuring Adelaide and Henley Grange athletes.
Amplified commentary guides crowded swimming carnival
An orderly, high quality broadcast conveyed results from Len Wandke with Gus de Yokaking at the mic to Jack Clark and then to Alan Sharpe. The starting punt was signaled by Frank Hackett Col Green Clarrie Hosking Kei Combe and Doug Evans. Relief help came from Ruby Wit Sunt and Fred Hillier supervised by the chairman.
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Len Wandke
Jack Clark
Jak Anexury
Rex Ziypes
Dinies Hu
Alan Sharpe
Frank Hackett
Col Green
Clarrie Hosking
Kei Combe
Doug Evans
Araya Tie Watchies
Interclub meet yields tense battles among eight teams
Spectators packed the Interclub track day as Yeame race and eight-man team events set the action. BHAS and Port Augusta vied for honors while Gaviss Willoughby sparked a late surge in the 440 yard heat, and Coral Grantham defended her women's title with a strong showing in LF 35. Peter Badrock led Port Augusta sprinters as the meet unfolded amid brisk crowd excitement.
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Gaviss
Willoughby Amde
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Ae Rosewater
North Adelaide
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Clarke
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