Stalin Strengthens Politburo Dismisses Molotov Mikoyan
London reports Marshal Stulin has tightened control by expanding the Politburo. Molotov and Mikoyan are removed from foreign ministry posts but stay as deputy premiers. Speculation grows that Molotov could push to succeed Stalin, signaling no let-up in the cold war.
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London
Marshal Stulin
Politburo
M. Molotov
M. Mikoyan
AL Lake
Suecew United Nagions
Modetav
Stalin
MPs Seek Inquiry into Blood Sports Ban Fallout
London Sunday papers report that sixty members of the House of Commons from all parties have tabled a motion in the House calling on the government to order an inquiry into the impact of the blood sports ban and related issues. The move signals cross party concern and a push for official scrutiny of policy effects.
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London
Sundiy
House of Commons
Peterborough Golf Club elects officers at annual meeting
Officers elected at the Peterborough Golf Club annual meeting include GK Fowler as patron, L Craig as president, C V Holle as vice president, F D Moten as captain, E C von Bertouch as ice captain, J S Bennett as secretary and treasurer. Local hospital reports list Mr RJ Leverington and Mr Martin Owens admitted after extended surgical ward stays.
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Playford
Lincoln
F. A. Lethbridge
Prince Street
Solomontown
Adelaid
Daws Road Military Hospital
Peterborough Golf Club
HL Fowler
L. Craig
C. V. Holle
F.D. Moten
C. von Bertouch
J. 5. Bennett
H.omse
Pirie Hospital
RJ ‘Leverington
Vera Street
Bhleggale
Martin Owens
Arthur Street
Risdon Park
Hay
Australian TV Sets to Sell From Fifty Pounds This Year
Electric and Musical Industries predicts Britain and the United States will follow. Australia could lead with local production of the first television receivers within a few years.(IMI plans a 0 valve table model 9 by 7 inches, priced at 96 guineas plus tax, claiming top image quality.)
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London
Ernest Fisk Itauagine
Electric and Musics] Industries Ltd
Australia
Britain
United States
Bone traces in boxes
London police report no new leads in the missing five persons case. Investigators examine seven large boxes for human remains while scientists work long hours. Detectives seek documents from a London solicitor that may affect the mystery.
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Archibald Henderson
Rosalie Eil
W. D. McSwan
William
London
No Third Term Hint From Truman at White House Dinner
President Truman hinted at not running in 1952 during a White House correspondents dinner. He joked that the second floor needed repairs by 1852 so the next man could move in, noting everything else was fine at the White House.
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Washington
Truman
United States
White House
Lack of Interest in X Ray Survey in Four Towns
In Adelaide a health survey report shows only about 14 000 people enlisted for X ray testing across Port Pirie Port Augusta Whyalla and Wallaroo. Dr Hustler medical officer notes public indifference despite free service and mobile unit availability. He says turnout is inexplicable though TB incidence in the region remains low.
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Adelaide
Hustler
Central Board of Health
Port Pirie
Port Augusta
Whyallz
Wallaroo
Husth
Barrier prospers fund urged to stem drift from mines
A Barrier town wages committee, formed by the Barrier Industrial Council, is probing a prosperity fund to raise town wages and offset worker migration to mines. Employers hesitate due to price controls, while unions say turnover supports higher pay. A next meeting is planned.
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Broken Hill
Broken HM
Barrier Industrial Council
A. Kersten
Mires
C W A Action Again At Phe Branch Meeting
Country Women's Association Phe branch met with 90 members. Obituaries and condolences noted for Mrs W F Suhetelia and Denis Looker. Reports covered donations, parcel deliveries, upcoming entertainments, fundraising, and plans for Minda Home, Red Cross appeals, and Christmas parcel efforts. Members welcomed new and visiting attendees. Afternoon tea followed.
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Phe
Country Women’s Association
W. F. ‘Suhetelia
Denis Looker
Gwindon
England
Tus
Bland
Hillier
Pickering and
Lee-all- Solent
Railway Tennis Tournament draw and times issued
The Railway Pennant Tennis Association announces the upcoming annual tournament with start next Sunday. Players should be on courts by 9 a.m. A Grade matches include Adams versus Corrie and Evans versus Binney among others, with several tieups and winners listed.
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Railwaymen
Pennant Tennis Association
A. Lake
Bellimeyey Jone
A Sparkman
V.r. Virgo
E. Curry
V. R. Binney Iser
M. Adams
V. L. Corrie
J, Hannigan
Adams and Corrie
V. Hobihouse
L. Wade
May
Y. W. Richards
Maynard
Vy. K. Raymond
Durree Evant
Virgo
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Hannigan—Adams
Ganley—Mashford
Richards
Magnaro
Hullhouse
Spark
Raymond—Lake
Witnners Evans
Binhey
Bollmeyer —McPherson
Ganley —Harinigan
Wade—May
Lauthsen—Corrle
Six Killed When U S Transport Crashes
Six American air crew members were killed and two seriously hurt when a United States Air Force transport plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Okinawa en route to Tokyo. The aircraft carried a crew and 22 others, with several names listed among the injured and fallen.
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Sutcliffe Iser
G Megaw
W. Wilsdon
V. C. Bowley
H. C. Thomas
Ye Hutchings
L. Leschke
V. W. Ellery
L. Knibbs
D. Lauritsen
R. Sullivalse
Vo HE Michael
J O'Shea
B.C. Pranklin
Tokio
F. Sorensen Tser
V. J. Brafford
Ser
G. Chapman
V. V. Hunt
United
K. Mullins
V. L. Kittel
Middleton Nominated for Liberal and Country League Upper House Preselection
Mr M M B Middleton, mayor of Pirie, announced as Liberal and Country League candidate for Northern District in the Legislative Council by election caused by A P Blesing's death. Middleton, long active in Pirie affairs, has held mayoralty, served on school and technical councils, led local clubs, and chairs Red Cross advisory committee, aiming to represent all sections of Pirie and the North.
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Pieter Hospital
Children's Hospital
Salvation Army Medical
M. M. B Middleton
Pirie
Liberal and Country League
Randidate
Norther
Sai
Legislative Couneil
A. P. Blesing
Middleton
James Bell & Co
Crosby, Munn & Co. Ltd
Dalgety 1 and Co. Ltd
Liberal Party
Eistycheba ‘Returned Servicemen's Que
Hig Bem
Pirie and District
Wheat Producers’ Protection Association
Northern District
Hemor
Rocky River District Election Report Remarks and Results
Mr Gale addressed the Friday Rocky River district assembly figures 3A and thanked him for the election's efficient conduct. Heaslip and OCallaghan exchanged compliments on the campaign. Labor gained about 100 votes compared with the previous election, while Heaslip was declared elected.
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WH Gale
Rocky River District
Pinu
Heaslip
LCL
M. P. O'Callaghan
Labs
Gale
Labor
NSW Aborigines Welfare Board proposes £60,000 home plan
The board backs a government proposal to establish a £60,000 home for Aboriginal children of both sexes in New South Wales. Acting Chief Secretary Mr Matthews plans to submit the proposal to Cabinet for consideration.
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Sypney
Aborigines' Welfare Board
New South Wales
Mr. Matthews
Solomontown Scout Committee Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of Solomontown Scout Group the following officers were elected Messrs BE Walton chairman E Hobby vice chairman P J Wade secretary F Mount treasurer Mesdames Owens Dunstall Wade Campbell Foster Walton and Mr Owens general committee Group officers present were Mrs H Gordon pub mistress Messrs W G Hillery scoutmaster and R Majorin assistant scoutmaster.
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Pirst Solomontown Scout Group Committee
Messrs
V. Walton
E. Hobby
P. J. Wade
F. Mount
Mesdames Owens
Dunstall
Wade
Campbell
Foster
Walton
Mr. Owens
H. Gordon
W. G. Hillery
R. Majorin
Meat strike continues in Adelaide as workers vote to stay away
Sunday reports show striking employees of Metropolitan and Export Abattoirs voting 178 to 152 to remain off the job while wage claim hearings are pending. The Abattoirs Wages Board had refused to proceed with hearings while the strike continued on Friday night.
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Adelaide
Abstroirs Wages Board
Prisoner Swallows Springs in Michigan Jail Operation
An unnamed convict in a Southern Michigan prison is recovering from surgery to remove six springs swallowed in his stomach after he claimed insufficient attention. The springs measured about 3.14 inches long and 0.31 inches wide. Prison officials say the inmate will be given a mattress without springs going forward.
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New York
Souther
Michigan
Loxton shines as Victoria press SA on day two at Adelaide Oval
Victorian all rounder Loxton again shines with an undefeated score at Adelaide Oval on day two of the Sheffield Shield testimonial to AJ Ri Banien. South Australia crumble to a hostile bowling attack led by McLean and O Neill as Loxton’s 82 minutes of resistance anchors Victoria’s first innings, while Bradman’s 30 is the only significant contribution for SA.
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Loxton
Adelaide Oval
Banien
State
Crick
South Australia
Bradman
S. Loxton
New Steel Industry for W A Western Australia
A prospectus for the issue of capital for three new steel enterprises in Western Australia will be issued tomorrow. Directors R. Conrow E. & Spooner of Western Enterprises Ltd forecast major expansion. Four companies with aggregate capitalisation of 23 million pounds will operate around Yampla Sound iron ore islands.
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Western
Australia
Messrs
Conrow
E. & Spooner
Waster Steel
Terprises Ltd
Will Largley
B. Johnson - Elerate
Ranken Asd
Bemnall
Sl. L. McDonald
B. Ring
Barry Christie wins the long swim through at Pirie
Barry Christie, a Pirie High School student, won the 26 mile mile and 400 yard Swim Through at the Great Northern carnival held at Federal Dock. J McCorquodale of Port Augusta finished second and V McGregor of Pirie Weas finished third. Spectators reached about 2500 as the event tested endurance in choppy water with 98 starters and only seven failing to finish.
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Augusta Club
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High Tower
Brusalin
Alan Ivey
Rial Shee
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Toinapard
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Ome
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Byen McCorquodale
Port Augusta
S. Stair
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Harbors Board
Pirie Yacht Club
J. F. Buse
Barry Christie
Victuallers’ Association
G. Geddes
J. Anderson
Port Auguste
Middleton
C. Mellor
Rosewater Club
P. Badovek
Port Auusta
B. Christie
LWA
J. Windham
J. McCyrquodale
M. Rohlsheim
Miss V. McGregor
K. H.stacey Wophy
KE. Nitechke
S. Staker
de Willoughby
P. Badcock
Deones Theatres
A. R. Martin
W. P. Roberts
K. Ridley
J. Morris
R. Doherty
Miss M. Jones
Prests Ltd
M. Fry
C. A. Deney
D. Sableford
R. W. Wade
S. Burke
M. Ley
M. Jones
R.'N. Wadmore
C. Grantham
P. Grantham
C. Butterick
B. Fry
L. C. Moody
B. Pointon
RB. Davis
Pirie
W. R. Riddle
D. McLeod
Sen. F
H. Morris
H. Carlson
C. Bristow
M. Clemerez
BAAS
Oman
L. Craigie
H. L. Madigan
A. J. Howard
Cool Weather Lifts River Murray Fruit Yields
Reports from River Murray fruit regions show mint rain less damaging than feared and cool post rain weather aided mainly sultanas. Currants fared well except Pedro grapes. Upper Murray estimates losses to fig growers reach fifty percent, while Renmark packing houses face at least fifty percent losses. Loxton towns on the north side report no serious impact.
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Adelaide
River Murray
Pedro
Upper Murray
O. E. Halliday
Berri
Renmark
F, EB
Hepworth
Renmark Fruit- Growers’ Co-operative Ltd
Loxton
A.W.U Warning To Shearers In Sydney
A.W.U. warns shearers of a possible general strike in New South Wales led by a Communist committee. R W Wilson, state secretary, says the committee lacks authority and would strike only if demands are not granted. The union supports pastoral workers’ share of prosperity and is preparing a case to vary the pastoral award in federal arbitration court to raise shearers’ rates.
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Sydney
Trea
South Wales
R. W. Wilson
Australian Workers’ Union
Federal
St Razzle Favorite For Newmarket Handicap
Melbourne report notes St Razzle after winning the Futurity Brakes at eanuela yesterday has become outright favorite for the Newmarket Handicap. Dozens of bettors and racing officials watch as the horse cleanly leads early betting markets.
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Melbourne
St. Razzle
Wallflowers At Mount Isa Dances In Queensland
Brisbane report notes Mount Isa dances feature far more single men than women with estimates of five men per girl. Mount Isa Mines employs over 1800 men, most of them single, while only about 100 women are present in the town’s social scene.
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Brisbane
Mountess
Queensland
Mount Isa Mines Ltd
Barbers in Fatal Razor Duel in Adelaide
Two barbers Fernando Digali and Piero Canzisni fought over cleaning duties in a Adelaide shop using razors. Digali died from a slit throat and Canzisni was seriously injured. Preliminary plans for hospital construction and related actions were noted amid a broader Australian aid speech to NLHT اشاره.
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Fernando Digali
Piero Canzisni
Adelaide
Diegali
Cangianisina
Leigh Creek
Remders Rurk Community Hotel
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