British Scientist on Serious Charge
Dr Alan Nunn May of King's College London appeared in Bow Street Magistrates Court charged under the Official Secrets Act. He is alleged to have communicated information on atomic energy to another person and refused to disclose nationality. The case follows weeks of inquiry into atomic research disclosures.
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Tndon. Testa
Alan Nunnmay
King's College, University of London
Canada
Bow Street Magistrates’ Court
Tal de Nanon
Tmw
Ministry of Supply
Mt Atomic Rergy
Harpe
Unjust and Untrue Says Hayes On Spain Policy
Peoria Illinois Tuesday Mr Carleton Hayes United States Ambassador to Spain said in a speech that Roosevelt era instructions aligned with traditional American poles but current policy would let America invade to ensure elections. He argued Spain aided the U.S. win the war yet faces pro Axis charges he calls false.
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Peoria
Illinois
Carleton Hayes
United States
Spain
Roosevelt
America
Day to Day Weather and Temperatures Today
The forecast notes cool to moderate temperatures over settled areas with warm interior. South to east winds persist into the evening. Yesterday's highs reached 80 in several locations, while some places saw 72. General outlook shows generally fine conditions with no major disturbances.
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Wats Judd
Ade Jane
Melbourne
Syliis Ze Peril St. Brishaie
Hobart
B Grade Football Revival Debated at Pirie Association Meeting
At the Pirie Foot- Inn Association annual meeting the revival of a B grade was discussed. Delegates urged forming three teams, electing delegates, and avoiding past fielding issues. The chairman warned against 12 to 14 man sides and a motion for curtain-waivers to main matches was carried unanimously.
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Pirie Foot- Inn Association
G. Wilson
Port
Woh
A. BE. Berry Solomontev
Cny
Berry
W. Hine
Solomontown
W Ki Mackay
Gaol Escapees Recaptured After Violent Sydney Chase
Two prisoners who escaped from the gaol by cutting a roof hole with a table knife were recaptured after a fierce pursuit. Robert Porter Lewis, 18, seized in Gladesville, and Ezekiel Dujan, 25, caught later in the bush with a searchlight. Dujan faced Western Suburbs housebreaking and armed robbery charges. Lewis linked to Melbourne housebreaking. Lewis remanded at Central Police Court after assaulting Constable R. McCracken while in custody.
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Sydney
Robert Porter Lewis
Gladesville
Ezekiel Dujan
Duran
Lewis
Melbourne
Ryde Court
R. McCracken
Central Police Court
Army Changes in Pirie Lieut A R Mallyon RTO
Lieut A R Mallyon is appointed R T O at Pirie as Capt T W Denmiston takes over command at the staging camp succeeding Cay Ko Gamble who left for the eastern States. Lieut Mallyon, son of Mr cially out Pir ad the late Mr Wo fk, has held a similar post abroad. The farewell social evening at the staging camp saw about 35 attend including wives. Capt Gamble received a sendoff and Lieut O Connor noted for his charge of the camp.
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TW Denmiston
Cay Ko Gamble
Atu
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Hell
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Sears
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Sa Son
Mtr
Wo Fk
Mallyon
Australia
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Tom Allettlia
England
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Nestl
Adelante
REO
Pirie
Luynen
Otter
Middle East
Army
Liew
Conner
Gamble
Comand
O'Neil
Sut Majot
Tuxworth
Thei Sw Verty Entertainment
Cnet
Innings Win For Australians Over Auckland
Australia defeated Auckland by an innings and 180 runs in the first match of the New Zealand tour. O Reilly claimed five for five in one innings and four for fifty one in the other, leading the visitors to a dominant victory.
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Auckland
Australia
New Zealand
O'Reilly
Power to operate magnesite mine at Bangor discussed
A Northern District representative spoke during a Napperby visit about power needs for a planned Bangor magnesite mine. He outlined regional suitability for closer settlement, plans for a new school building, and a proposal to supply electricity to nearby gardeners for private uses, with focus on local infrastructure and community concerns.
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Bangor
Adelaide
Napperby
Nelshaby
Telowie
A. P. Blesing
Northern District
Legislative Council
Pirie Owners Pay 900 Guineas for Six Trotting Youngsters
Pirie trotting scene reopens after five years as Arnold Tregilgas buys six youngsters for 900 guineas total at Brooklyn Park. One Raider filly sold for 280 guineas is believed to be the state’s highest yearling price, with buyers praising pedigrees from top state strains. Other purchases include a Pedro Pronty colt for 110 guineas and a Vani Derby offspring for 185 guineas, while breeders note Princess Lylock’s historic Pirie success.
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PIRIE
Arnold Tregilews
Brooklyn Park
South Australia
Tregilgas
Edna Prune
Witner
U Races
Harold Protitu
Lady Edna
van Derby
Abbey Delsven
Nandini
New Zealand
Pay Globe
Miss Bingen
Princess Lylock
Adelaide
Consuneu
Gladstone
Tate
Tregilans
Percy Milnes
Roy Resmond
Huhyle
Pedro Pronty
Molly Worth
FA. Connor
Vani Derby
Interlude
Ironside
Wrack
Gatwick
Logan Pointer
Precision
M. Lane
Beaten to Death in Alexandria Riots
A British soldier was killed during riots in Alexandria as mobs of Egyptians attacked. In total 17 people died and 299 were injured in the violence yesterday.
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Calro
Alexandria
Pirates Plagued by Mosquitoes at Mirieans Town
In a Monday pight report, Pirieans faced heavy mosquito swarms due to recent floods. Residents fled to Solomontown Beach for relief as insects swarmed, wrecking evening activities and driving horses to stables. Local efforts used kerosene ditches and insecticide sprays to curb breeding, with households urged to seal properties.
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Solomontown Beach
Tle
Cooper
Football Begins May 4 Draw For First Round
At the annual meeting of the Pinte Football Association officials decided to apply for use of Memorial Quat from May 4 to Sept 7. The May 1 draw lists five first round pairings including Solomontown vs Port and Proprietary vs Port. Delegate Mr W Mackay won support to keep admission at elevenpence for adults and threepence for children.
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Pinte Football Association
Tow Council
Oflows
Troprietary
Solumyi Town
Solomontown
Port
Proprietary
Mackay
Utton
Football Chairman And Secretary Re-elected
The Football Association at the town hall last night re-elected Messis Wo Ulirsidguld alot JOS Hocking as chairman and secretary. Other officers confirmed were FS Dodd Olsen auditors AL Parr MEB Walsh Wo Hine, selection TH Anderson RG Caubert C 1 Murn. Independent delegates commissioners and various clubs applied for and were granted initiation with the association. Fort say allowed a revert to the old St Mark's green and white uniforms.
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Messis Wo
Ulirsidguld
Alot Jos
Hocking
Iand Aid
Wy Pirie Football Association
Messrs
FS. Dodd
Fal Olsen
AL Parr
M. EB. Walsh
Wo Hine
TH Anderson
RG. Caubert
C. 1
Murn
Port Clubs
Association
Fort Say
St Mark's
Natural Gas for Power in Australia
An Australian company is carrying out exploratory work to assess large scale natural gas use for power. If successful, underground gas reservoirs in South Australia could supply pipelines to Broken Hill and possibly Port Pirie to aid sulphur recovery at a smelter.
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Adelaide
Ant Australian
South Australia
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
Repatriation Committee Formed After Local Meeting
A Monday meeting convened by Mr. W. Ho Throsdgeld Gnayor discussed forming a Repatriation Focal Committee at the request of the Repatriation Department. Members included Returned Servicemen's League and Fathers' Association representatives, with plans to brief the Deputy Commissioner of Repatriation in Adelaide.
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J HS. Leahey
Returned Servicemen's League
Fathers’ Association
Ead
Temnyth
Adeaide
Messrs
McMahon
Synstrom
R. H. Webter
Gladstone
RSI
Ten Thousand British Troops in Japan Reported
London reports that 2000 British and Indian troops arrived from Bombay on Monday, bringing British occupation forces in Hirosuma Prefecture to about 10,000. A further 30,000 troops are scheduled to follow.
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Japan
London
Bombay
Hirosuma
Reuter
Kure
German counsel attacked at Nuremberg trial
Lord Justice Lawrence announced the tribunal asked the Allied Control Commission to probe Berliner Zeitung’s attack on Dr. Hana Marx, Streicher’s counsel. The piece alleges she asked a question and faced ostracism threats. the tribunal underscored the protection of defense counsel as essential to justice.
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Leva
Lawrence
Dr. Marx
Justice Lawrence
Local Hospital Admits Several Pirie Residents
Mr W L Blight of Solomontown, a noted Pirie land agent, enters the surgical ward at Pirie Hospital. Mr Wilf Eliery of Pirie South undergoes appendicectomy yesterday afternoon. Mr R C Dick Dennis of Pirie West is in the medical ward. Mr PLN McGuire of Solomontown was admitted to the surgical ward on Monday. Mr R H Goodwin of Two mile Crossing is progressing in the surgical ward Monday evening. Miser Margaret Clarke of Warnertown was admitted to the women s surgical ward.
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W. L. Blight
Young Street
Solomontown
Pirie
Pirie Hospital
Wilf Eliery
Esmond Road
Pirie South
Peter
R. C
Dick) Dennis
Fifth — Street
Pirie West
Air Force officer to attend postwar course in London
Air Commodore will attend the first postwar course at the Imperial College London. Minister at Air said the course will begin seen as of April and last about a year.
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Scherger
Defence College
Canberra
We Scherweer Dso
AIC
Imperial Vesein College
London
A. S. Drakwoord
Air
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