Will South Australia Keep One Liberal Government Tomorrow
Electors vote on the Northern Legislative Council seats as the only Liberal government in Australia rests on the outcome. Polls close at 6 pm with candidates J. M. Beerworth and A. P. Blesing for the ALP and Liberal, and R. Loveday and W. W. Robinson for LC(L).
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S.A
Australia
Messrs. J. M. Beerworth
Australian Labor Party
A. P. Blesing
Liberal and Country League
and Meats RR
Loveday
ALP
W. W. Robinson
Lc.l
Polling districts and rolls for Pirie division set
The Pirie division polls will be supervised by clerk Me Wo Al g Bolluieyer with polling booths at Ellen street Pirie School Goode road Risdon Park Methodist Church Thea Terrace Tenny son Church Federation road Solomontown School and Three Chain road Me A. Go Waters. Supplementary rolls added few names in Pirie amid many servicemen franchised for Crystal Brook. Absentee notes allowed. votes for all four Gunned candidates in order of preference. counting starts after 8 pm tomorrow and continues overnight.
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Leocatieny
Crystal Brook
J. A. Lyons
Rocky River
Legislative Council
Devons
Vibes
Wintricts Ansl
Pirie
Oiatt Assembly
Thethyve
Piriey
Wtlker
Neil Kite
Leaders Call for Arbitration Reform Amid Industrial Unrest
Mr Blessing urges legal wage restraint and retroactive court rulings to avoid disaster for Australia. He attacks high taxes, supports tax relief for wage earners and industry, and demands fair share of foreign funds, noting wheatgrowers’ low returns and manufacturers’ need to lift production.
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Arbitration Court
Blessing
MLC
LCL
Pirie Town Hall
Australia
Mr Blesing
The Case for Labor Promises New Deal for Country
Mr Loveday of Labor pledged full cooperation with the Commonwealth Government to secure full employment. He urged stabilisation of unemployment, criticising high costs and private enterprise failure, and proposed government backed projects and bank cooperation to boost industry and road work nationwide. He warned against Labor opposition and stressed responsibility to rural areas.
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Loveday
Wirratara
Chamber of
We Neyer
Trenton Langenuttens
Anderlaken
Commonwealth Bank
Kleetouru
Connell and
Lahor
Labora
Figures in Recorder reveal state election counts
The Recorder reports late count figures from state elections with notes on party plans and policy directions. Commentary highlights proposed power avenues, education reforms, housing programs, and economic policy developments across regions and parties.
Britain’s yards build 845 ships as orders rise
Britain’s shipyards show 845 vessels either under construction or awaiting space with 183 destined for foreign buyers. Notable builds include the 30,000-ton Caronia for Cunard White Star and the 29,000-ton Himalaya and Oreades for DP& O, Orient Lines, and Oversea. Orders cover 1272 cargo ships 131 combined passenger cargo ships 76 trawlers 54 tankers and three passenger liners for Argentina.
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London
Britain
Cunard
White Star Line
Orient Lines
Oversea
Inclde
Pirie Gas Coal Augmented Rationing Not Contemplated
Arrival of a ship with about 38 tons of coal from Adelaide prompted the South Australian Gas Company to declare gas strike works closed until the end of next week. Local inquiry showed rationing of gas supplies was not contemplated and the matter was raised by Alan L Goode secretary of Pirie branch of the Liberal and County League, with support from O Cartledge.
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Adelaide
South Australian Gas Company
Thattles
Alan L Goode
Pirie
Liberal and County | League
O ' Cartledge
Metal trades dispute extension movement rejected in Melbourne
Australasian Council of Trade Unions rejects an immediate extension proposed by Federated Ironworkers and Amalgamated Engineering Union. P J Clarey notes extension deferred pending a conference arranged by E J Holloway. Disputes committee to reconvene March 17 to decide on extension unless a settlement is reached. Adelaide Labor Council reviews the foundries dispute as it deepens state industrial tensions.
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Melbourne
TPE Federal Edeputes Committee
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Federated Ironworkers’ Association
Amalgamated Engineering Union
P. J. Clarey
MLC
A.C.T.U
E. J. Holloway
Labor
Send Germans Home Urged By Atomic Scientists
Experts urge President Truman to repatriate all German scientists brought to the United States by the war. Several hundred scientists are employed mainly in aircraft propulsion and guided missiles, with the Federation claiming many are sympathetic or acquiescent to Nazism. The Army plans to import more scientists.
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New York
Truman
Germany
United States
United States Army
Federation
Murder charge in Adelaide milk bar shooting sequel
A 23 year old Saligari is remanded on bail until March 1 in Adelaide Police Court after being charged with murder for a shooting at the Roxy Milk Bar on King William Street. Mrs Alice Kathleen O Neil, a 40 year old waitress, was shot and injured along with two others. Kevin Joh presser's assistant, of Grote Street, Adelaide, attended the hearing.
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Adelaide
Kevin Joh Presser
Grote Street
Muirhead
S.M
Saligari
Alice Kathleen O'Neil
Soligari
Neil
Roxy
King William and
Pirie
Labor Council Supports Food Fund Plan
A deputation from the Trades and Labor Council and Chamber of Commerce seeks voluntary weekly wage deductions to fund a community food relief effort. Employers at Pirie stores and other local businesses are invited to participate in the scheme to support those in need.
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Labor Council Support For Food Fund
Focal Trades and Labor Council
Chamber of Commerce
Pirie Stores
Contelbut
Bylla
Australian Cup at Flemington Tomorrow
Australian Cup race set for Flemington tomorrow with 12 miles and 1 furlong on the card. Adelaide and Melbourne meetings are reported, with jockeys and horse entries listed for the Hindinats and Welter divisions and charity fund details noted.
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Australi
Jose Tay
Flemington
Adelaide
Melbourne
Etna erupts with lava spouts from Mount Etna
Explosions heard for miles accompanied two crater eruptions on Mount Etna. Lava pours down the volcano at an estimated rate of 300 yards per hour as activity continues.
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Rome
Mount Etna
Weather and tide outlook with prices and coupons
Evening weather brief shows warm to hot with possible rain and cooler spells from west and southwest winds across western districts. Ocean conditions slight to moderate seas. Barometer reads 30.150 yesterday. Moon phases, sunrise sunset, and temperatures listed for major cities with next issue dates and lingering food coupons.
Trains Lost in Snow After Blizzard Strands Passengers
A fierce blizzard with 60 mph winds blocks rail lines and isolates villages. Hundreds of passengers are stranded as trains top and emergency crews work amid heavy snowdrifts and disrupted communications.
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Pam
Erilagy Hat
Tiday A
Breckaway
Arilts
Fondoners
Wharf Trouble Grows at Sydney Waterfront
Waterside workers refuse overtime, delaying labor on the Sydney waterfront. Forty eight ships await crew, with twenty two ships unable to secure labor amid ongoing dispute affecting stevedoring operations.
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Sydney
Unclear local notices and hospital updates mixed names
Fragmentary report lists individuals with titles and places such as Port Kewiblil Pine Solomantown and Stuy Manoel Church Hospital. It notes someone progressing in the medical ward and Mr Butchison admitted yesterday to the surgical ward, with Mr K Nicholson discharged from the surgical ward.
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Willing Street
Solomantown
Pivie Hospital
M. 4
Butchison
Grey Terme
K. Nicholson
Sursidl Ware
Canberra session echoes racial and religious tensions
In Parliament, Mr P Spender accuses Mead T Lang of racial and religious intolerance during a bitter attack in the House. Lang, an Independent Labour member for Melbourne South West, faced pointed questions amid mounting controversy.
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Canberra
Mead T. Lang
Ind. Lab
House of Representatives
P. Spender
Lib
Nsw
Mr. Spender
Mr. Lang
Hiner Strathmare
Bretton Woods Plan Ratified by Australian Labor Party
The Federal Parliamentary Labor Party voted 33 to 24 to ratify the Bretton Woods monetary agreement. Legislation will be introduced after Easter recess to implement the decision amid controversy within the Labor movement. The party affirmed Australia’s non‑party stance on IMF and World Bank membership and the aim to promote international monetary stability.
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Federal
Labor Party
Bretton Woods
Chilley
Lielton Woods
Sen Re Ho Nash
WB Edmonds
Tad
Australia
Dacor
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Ili
Nustralia
Canis
Ares Amdys
Australas Emisiburan
Russia
Bermuda sale rumors prompt Bermuda assembly inquiry
In Hamilton Bermuda the House of Assembly demanded reassurance from Governor Sir Ralph Leathwaite and the British government that Bermuda is not being “negotiated for sale” to the United States after a debate noting circulating rumors. The message was sent to the Governor for clarification.
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House of Asembly
Sir Ralph Leathwry
Bermuda
United States
Russo-Polish Pact Details Recounted in Brief
In the report a Russo Polish agreement is described with mentions of Soviet lending gold and arms. The article notes coal trade elements and a rolling joint consideration, with limited readable names and places such as LeDon and Stork appearing in the fragment.
Second Piriban Awarded MBE in South West Pavilion
The report honors M B E recognitions for service in the South West Pavilion zone. Maj Geddes, former 9th Light Horse and later in the Eighth Cavalry, led Middle East operations after World War I. The text notes his return from Australia and continued service with Pirican staff. Mrs S J Warren is mentioned alongside others in the ceremony.
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Currace
JS Giddes
Maj
Geddes
9/23rd
Light Horse
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
Nieh
Middle East
Australia
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