Town Agenda Sets Dinner Marking Jubilee Year
Electoral enrolment issues prompt staff headaches at the Grey Division. inquiries into a person’s status continue. Ambulance crews extinguished a fire in the top hall supper room on Monday at Hmayor with invited participation in forthcoming festivities. Health officials announced a new immunisation drive against diphtheria with 87 applications received. Town council votes to hold a Jubilee dinner on September 28 or nearest practical date, appointing a seven member sub committee. A proposal to re enact the Broken HS ore arrival was deferred awaiting future consideration. War Service Homes roll and related communications to the War Service Home Division face uncertain outcomes.
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Fire Town Council
Ts Gene x
Broken HS
Ore Im Pirie
Court ruling to shape Australia defence plans
Prime Minister Menzies said the High Court decision on the Communist Party Dissolution Act will greatly affect Canberra defence measures. He awaits the ruling to gauge powers, noting plans for a war preparations bill depend on the court this week. Also reports the death of British star Ivor Novello at age 68.
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Canberra
High Court
Australia
Menzies
Tnb
BNI
Front Under Snow in Turko Front Area
Chinese forces forced retreat of troops to secure objectives north west of Howngrong as a slow maritime advance crossed the Gweiat Ting highway toward Heangehon. Ukrainian and allied positions not specified in readable text.
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Turko
Isisn
Howngrong
Hacra Cuits
Heangehon
Mr. W Bennett Dies Suddenly in Tenthtreet Pinfe West
The death occurred with tragic suddenness early on Monday as Mr W Bennett of Tenthtreet Pinfe West, BAAS member, collapsed on his front lawn and died within moments. He had been in poor health for two years. His only son, Mr Ray Bennett of the Police Wireless Branch, Adelaide, was informed and arrived at Pirie by car the following morning.
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W. Bennett
Tenthtreet
Pinfe West
BAAS
Ray Bennett
Police “Wireless
Adelaide
Pirie
Tattersall and Wright Shine for New Zealand Tour
AUCKLAND Tuesday MCC cricket tour match saw Tattersall and Wright take nine wickets as Auckland basemen faltered. Indinxs collapsed to 40 with stumpy Ebyland on 80 for 1 at close.
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Auckland
Tattersall
Wright
MCC
New Zealand
Thee
Ebyland
Pirie Court Sits As D L Richards Presides
WR D L Richards SM presided yesterday at Pirie Court of Summary Jurisdiction feud. He will not occupy the bench today. HT Scattercved isate secretary of the Campusiver Union will visit Pirie tomorrow and speak to members on a vital future topic. Present at Pirie Town Council latest meeting were Mr L Davis mayor Ald Davis Connelly Crs O Brien Williams Dey Cartlede Blucher and Mests H S Teohey town clerk. A Loftes building surveyor A Rutgers consulting engineer surveyor EE Gooper inspector. On Monday Pirie Town Council granted Dr P Charle one months leave of absence owing to health.
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D. L. Richards
Pirie Court
Scattercvod
Carpusiver
Union
Pirie Tomorrene
Cmembers
Pirle
L. Davis
MB. Tmayor
Ald
le HL
Davis
Connelly
Association Deplores Council's Withdrawal
The Municipal Association of South Australia deplores the council's withdrawal after a Monday night meeting. A motion by Ald. L. He W orks led to informing the association that Pinke's departure stemmed from the body's refusal to back an amendment to the statutory government act. The change would authorize payment for loss of title and out-of-pocket expenses for delegates attending meetings.
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Jie
Iyttr
Vy Ie Tows Council
Municipal Association of
South
Australia
Adelaide
Ald. L
Pinke
Bee Fhe
In Memoriam CATCHPOOL Colin James March memorials
In memoriam notices for Colin James death dates vary from March 8 1950 to March 6 1948 with multiple families including Aunt Glad Uncle Allan Ron Marie and cousins Ronald Waele Herb Elsie Audy Jessie and others expressing eternal remembrance. Names such as MORGAN BALE Murphy OUSEN appear in the clippings as contributors.
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Catchpool
Colin James
Aunt Glad
Ail
Brisbaney
Allan
Ron
Marie
Ronald
Colin
Irils Waele Herb
Aunt Elsie
Audy
Jessie
V. Baalea
Ts Turner
Morgan
William
Tus
Murphy
Betty
Eyer
HL. Smale
Maul
Allert Ousen
Ty Luvin
Tao
Evelyn
Albert
Pat
Bil
Peter
Urgent Bill On Miners In Australia Parliament Nears
Canberra reports the Commonwealth Government will declare its amending industrial legislation an urgent measure when it reaches Parliament. The bill aims to empower the Coal Industry Tribunal to enforce awards with heavy penalties and possible imprisonment for violations. The government seeks a one day week cost stoppages and rapid passage through the House before moving to the Senate. If the Labor Opposition blocks it, a political crisis and possibly a double dissolution may follow.
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Canberra
Tusadiyie
Commonwealth Govern
Ment
House of Representatives
Jower House
Senate
Labor
Cyclist Pleads Guilty For Riding Without Due Care
Michael Joseph Crotty of Solomontown pleaded guilty by letter to riding a bicycle without due care on February 8 on Main Road. The court heard how Mounted Constable H R Ponnell and Sgt. Merrett described the near collision when Crotty swerved toward the kerb causing the officer to brake. He was fined 22 with 10 costs.
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H.R Ponnell
B.C. Merrett
W. Giles G. P. Mary
Pirie Court
Sume Mary
Crotty
Amorous Again Wins Snowtown Cup at Derby Meeting
Amorous, ridden by Lloyd Webster, claimed the £250 Snowtown Cup amid a windy dust storm at Snowtown yesterday. Bolivar Bill won the £400 Snowtown Derby, finishing strongly by 30 yards, while Glendalough was tipped for the Cup but fell to second. Dandy Raider and Lulu Design followed Amorous by small margins as 11 starters faced a tough track, with robust betting and clear showings from multiple horses in this bustling country meeting.
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Snowtown
Lloyd Webster
Bolivar Bil
Glendalough
Birt
Fig
Amorous
Tog
Dandy Raider
Lulu Design
Hero Hell
Rose Pvana
Budfeld
Shinn Brothers
Tlalisator
Erndale
Eternal
Admirene
Radiant Margaret
F Conner
Benny Frisco
Our Denny
Lake View
Full Moon
Gilbert
Baby Hanks
Vantine
Erie
Bolivar Bill
Sir Cathcart
Duple
Fuss
Webster
Lula Design
Glendaloueh Tyee
Wie
Cl. Afford
Ginny
Don Nelson
Plaes
T Butterworthy
Eturrial
Woli
Aery Bell
Lochiel
Findon
Zbleroki
Aiieur
Botine
Esinga Tyte
Phier
Wpirke
Wogramme
Bitumen Spray For Unmetalled Roads
A historic notice collection records road work and local events. Henry George Evans of Main Road Solomontown pays a £1 fine plus costs for a breach detected by Mounted Constable J W Bitter. Colts team selects players for cricket against South at Memorial Oval. social notes mention leave plans, holidays and travel among local residents and officials.
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South
Memorial Oval
W. Egan
Veltel
Canadian Team In Beard Of Wool Defence Plans Unveiled
Ottawa reports a Canadian effort to source wool from Australia and New Zealand for expanding defence needs. A trade official said wool purchases will be channeled by an agency into factories producing uniforms and other equipment, aligning with wartime production goals.
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Ottawa
Peru
New speed track for Pirie Motor Cycle Club proposed
A conference in Aden led to a tentative agreement for a new speed track for the Pirie Motor Cycle Club to be surveyed west of the 600-yd rifle range danger area with financial aid. The plan preserves the Jubilee championship track at Easter and seeks cooperation from the Army Department for surveying and potential land use.
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Pirie Motor Cycle Club
Pirie Town
Department of the Interior
RL. Skewes
Rib
Jeter
J. A. Campbell
Aden
Department of the Army
Hee
Lager
Fiige
Skewes
Adelaids
Rise Range
Hundred of
Pirie
Combionwealth
Arrange Arents
Rile Fanges
Hatheen
The
Commonwealth
Department of the Anny Wo
Gul
Whadanger
Dar Nie
Vile
Aly
Lighting-up Times And City Weather Summary
From Day To Day lighting up times and temperatures across Australian cities. Adelaide 76 Melbourne 90 Sydney 90 Perth 76 Brisbane 80 Hobart 80. Yesterday 84 63. Barometer 29.900. Forecast shows scattered showers, cool to mild, strong squally winds easing westward, rough seas in eastern southern waters. Rainfall 17 points in 24 hours ending 8:40 a.m. yesterday.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydaney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Setilea
Entral
Clean Healthy BAY Board of Health Meeting Notes
The Local Board of Health met Monday night with Dr G Viner Smith noting no infectious disease reports in the town during the previous fortnight. Officials checked offices and reviewed the town health status and procedures.
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Pitle
Enthusiastic Pirie Anti-Tetanus Drive Proposal Embraced
Local Board of Health meeting heard a Central Board of Health letter praising tetanus prevention. Alderman Davis moved to have Rus sel present immunisation presentations and arrange free tetanus toxoid through the board. Motion carried unanimously as Dr Dey supported the plan amid dusty Pirie conditions.
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PIRIE
Ines
Dey
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John Social
Jobo
EE Ghoper
Pirie Lona Board of ‘Health
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Ruesell
MPLA
Gliner
Conlorntay
Crm
Joachim Kustiner
Robert Syma
Wet Fittin
Mehel Worle
Ivor Novello
London
Tvor Novello
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Genoa
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Mat Billanes
Eva Hoonors
Saal
Sachs
Guire
Port — Pirie
Korea
Mr. W. Bennett
N.Z
Association Deplores Council
Memoriam
Nauti
Henry George Evans
Main Road
Solommontown
Messrs. W. Giles
P.munn
Pire
C. Merrett
J. W. Bitter
A. Wrinke
Birie Trguel
Bark of
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Tont Barisay
Broken
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Messrs. Campbell
J.B. Miliken
Army Headmarin’s
Dalley
A. J Creasy
Campbell
Adayor
Messrsh Leavey Down
Fisher
Salimary
Port Pirie Motor
Port Piric
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Co-Operative
Gent
W. R. Riddle
Alexander Street Jeweller
Dibflay
Fulanus
G. Viner Smith
Board of Health
Central Board of Hearlth
Meetiig
Muse
Fetuius
Southaus
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