Byrnes Urges Action Against Russian Expansion
Charleston report says former U S Secretary of State James Byrnes warns Russia threatens Greek Turkish Italian independence and could trigger an international crisis within weeks He proposes the United States pause arming until Moscow halts expansion and notes growing unease in American press about world affairs and looming congressional action on April 1.
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Charleston
South Carolina
James Byres
United States
Foe American Action
Russia
Greece
Turkey
France
Italy
Byrnes
Washington
The
Daily News
Senate Passes Aid Bill in European Recovery Plan
Washington Sunday report says the United States Senate passed the European Recovery Programme Bill after a lengthy session by 69 votes to 17. The measure authorizes expenditure of 3.30 million dollars in the first year of the programme.
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Washington
United States Senate
Italian tanker on fire after Suez collision
At Port Said entrance to the Suez Canal the Italian tanker Oulerra caught fire following a collision with another Italian vessel de Gaeta. Crew including the captain were injured and the first officer died while trying to retrieve the ship log. Others aboard are believed missing.
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London
Uwendy
de Gaeta
Port Said
Suez Canal
Food For Britain At Pirie Harvest Festivals
Harvest festivals at Teniyson and Solomontown Methodist Churches drew funds for the Food For Britain Fund. Rev. Patrick urged grateful giving to inspire perfect communion with God, noting nature proves a supreme being as Europe faces conflict and faith calls for renewal. Choir and soloists Sally Hatch and Beth Wordie performed a bright program.
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Britain
Teniyson
Solomontown
Patrick
Foo
Europe
Mr. Patrick
Sally Hatch
Beth Wordie
RAF Must Keep On Its Toes Says Official
London Sunday report quotes Mr Avie Henderson Secretary of State for Mir warning crews that the international situation remains extremely grave and future developments are hard to forecast. He urges continued wartime efficiency and readiness for any call from the Royal Air Force.
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London
Avie Henderson
Mir
Vangdou
ATL
Walle Cnr
RAE
Unprecedented Bread Lines In Moscow
Diplomatic despatches to Washington report unprecedented bread lines in Moscow this week amid signs of bread and sugar shortages. The dispatches note a breakdown in food distribution and rising public concern over basic supplies.
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Moscow
Washington
Pirie's Champion Pacers Sees Minor Derby Lose by A Nose
Racing notes from Wayville reveal Minor Derby, a four year old owned by Mr Dowling, ran a marvellous race against Watervale. The pacer started 260 feet behind and covered the track with clever driving, clocking a mile in 2 11 and losing by a nose after 11 furlongs.
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Pirie
Wayville
Watervale
Witmer
Watervate
Port Football Club Plans Clubhouse and Sports Grounds
The Port Football Club plans a nine acre complex at Wandearah and Eamond roads Pirie South featuring an oval, tree belt, concrete walkways, tennis and basketball courts, and a children’s playground. A new clubhouse with meeting rooms kitchen and showers will be built with volunteer labor and local support as ground levelling begins.
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Port Football Club
Wandearah and
Eamond Roads
Pirie South
Federal Hotel
H. Bronick
Browhich
T. Coupe
Thes
Broonick
J. Leurstern
Three Injured in Cycling Spill at St Pat’s Day Race
A cycling crash during the second leg of the St Pat risk's Day sports meeting in Peterborough injures three riders and sends them to local hospital. Colin Brine from Pirie, Frank Bari from Whyalla, and Harry Gracie of Melethorpe suffer serious cuts and abrasions and a dislocated ankle. Eric Bairstow wins a double, with attendance reaching about 2000 as other event winners are tallied and times recorded for five mile and threesmile races.
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St. Patrisk's
Peterbrough
Colin Brine
Pirie
I Whyalla
Harry Gracie
Melethorough
Bath
Pirle Whichhnen
Eric Bairstow
jSveluk
Hirst
B. Barstong
Waltehead
J Whitehead
Rees
E. Bairstow
I. Whitehead
L. Nestor
J. Whitehead
R. Howell
A. Galpin
10 Mile Road Race At Pire Cycle Clubs Meet
Reichelt won the 10 mile road race defeating Dormer and Wilson as part of the 130 mile event staged by Pire Cycle Clubs on Sunday. Whitehead posted the fastest time among competitors.
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Reichelt
J. Dormer
F. Wilson
Pire Cycle Clubs
Whitehead
Carnival handicaps women cyclists event list
Memorial Oval hosts next Saturday carnival events with women cyclists listed as participants. The handicaps include distances 80 yds 360 yds 60 120 and 60 100 for riders A Atkinson M Bateson L West S Warner R Secunary S Cavenett T Yendall J Appleby B Thomas Denton B London with entry fee five dollars.
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Memorial Oval
A. Atkinson
M. Bateson
L West
S Warner
R. Secunary
S. Cavenett
T. Yendall
J. Appleby
B. Thomas
Denton
B. London
Ellendale Swimming Carnival at Federal Dock
Ellendale hosts a swimming carnival with events for boys. J Pavle wins the 100 yards freestyle finals from Ducate with close second, and B Milburn leads the scratch race. Other races feature entrants such as K Francis, T Onn, R Milburn, and G Hudson in varied age groups and distances.
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Wek Af Doukpettiun
Ellendale
Federal Dock
J. Pavle
Ducate
Onn
Ro Milburn
OR. Mathura
Rourt
A. Richwirls
Yo Hun
D. Grenfell
P. Richy
G. Hudson
P. Watt
A. Rich
B. Rohrstei
W. Deed
Selected For Olympics Berg and Ram ners
John Bart ram, 44 yards champion, and Bil Ramaay, 880 yards champion, are highlighted as selections for Olympic events.
Standard Vinor premiership win boosts Railwaymen tennis standings
The Standard side clinched the minor premiership in the Railwaymen Pennant Tennis Association after a 12 set 80 game victory. Matches featured Halihowse Lake v Evans Corry and several tight pairings including Adams Fullerton Hunt Hutchings and Raymond Black. Clancy Binney and Wilsdon Hutchings also posted wins as the team consolidated top spot.
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Railwaymen's
Pennant Tennis Association
V. Halihowse
A. Lake
M. Evans
E. Corry
R. Fullerton
F Ballmeyer
M.“Adams
Holthouse
Fullerton
Ais
Adams
Lake—Ballmeyer
Gurry
Ballmeyer
Evans
Lake—Pullerton
Curry
L. Claney
R. Chopin
Vo K. Raymond
W. Wilsdon
D._Lauritsen
J. Donley
V. Hunt Huitchings
R. Binney
L. Leske Y
Ko Raymond
R. Black
Choy Lauritsen
Wilsdost Hunt
Clancy
Binney
Black
Hutchings
Leske
Donley Raymion
Witsdou
Chopin—Leske
Raymond— Hutchings
Donley
Witsdou—Black
Blaze Threatens Hobart Ocean Pier Fire Rages Through Shed
A major Hobart blaze estimated over £100,000 burns for five hours from 10 pm threatening Ocean Pier, Hobart's longest pier. The fire destroyed a shed with 40,000 apples, sent flames 60 feet high, and required 100 firefighters, six engines, and extensive hose lines to battle the heat, delaying close approach.
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Hobart
Ocean Pier
Cardinal Gilroy May Succeed Pope
In a Sydney linked article from The Mercury Tribune, Cardinal Gilroy is noted as a potential successor to the Pope. Reports suggest a shift in church leadership discussions, with unnamed sources hinting at changes within the Catholic hierarchy.
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Cardinal Gilroy
Pope
New York
Supa
Gilroy
Sydney
Port Augusta
Haseen
Merall-Tribune
Rame Correspondett
Problem of Port Capacity Delays in Shipments to South Australia
Shipping delays due to port capacity affect iron and steel exports to South Australia as ministers report large backlogs at Newcastle and Port Kembla. Figures through January 1945 show thousands of tons of galvanised iron, fencing wire, and piping awaiting dispatch, with ongoing efforts to review quotas and shipping allocations.
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South Australia
Sulvey
Woo Ashley
Suuidy Ay
Bo Yy
de Rossel
MAR
Vna
Newcastle
Geighter Iron Bari
Eluroo
Bort Wild
Len Astley
Swiss Australia
Wits
Linsell
Dedian
Gialvanire Irony
Sali
Kurt
Port, Kembla
River Hunter
Port Kemble
Juey Kime
Adelaide
Whyalla
Pirieans See Something Of Their Own State
Films of high educational value proved absorbing to about half the town hall audience. Screens under the South Australian Tourist Bureau showcased Morgan Whyalla pipeline, Leigh Creek coal mine production, and Walkabout with Mountford. Technicolor visuals and Mountford commentary added interest, with ceremonies and country beauty vividly depicted.
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South Australian Tourist Bureau
Morgan-Whyalla
Leigh Creek
Adelaide University
Central Australa
C. P. Mountford
New Pirie Bowls Champion Recorder Medallist Crowned
D C Laude, noted for rifle shooting and bowls, wins the Pirie Bowling Club championship. Finals include Metnerney’s four wins and Pawcett’s for the Prosser Shield, with singles and handicap events listed and upcoming matches scheduled. Moase defeats Burns on points in Sydney. Burns knocked out in Melbourne bout.
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New Pirie
D.C. Laude
Recorder
Lnists
Pirie
A. G. Metnerney
Pawertt
P.D. Rundell
L. Munn
W. Boucher
A. G. McTnerneyskap
CV. Mulligan
D.C. Laube
Wr. W. Tucker
AL Bollmeyer
Laude
W. A. Bollmeyer
B.C Aitchison
A. R. Barbieri
Hosking
Pawcett
Iskip
McDonald
J Ralph
TT Gookey
Danteskip
Plane crash near Edmonton leaves 24 passengers dead
In St Paul Minnesota a missing Northwest Airlines plane with 24 passengers and six crew members, overdue from Shanigial to Edmonton, was found wrecked at a glacier foot near Mount Sandfr. Rescue planes report no survivors.
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ST Paul
Minnesota
North-West Airlinas
Shanigial
Edmonton
Alberta
Mount Sandfr
Shanghai
Fatal collision near Monash claims rider and injures pedestrian
In Monash a motorcycle struck a pedestrian early this morning. Laurence Mervyn Mills, 21, of Woodside, died instantly. Pedestrian Peter Parham of Monash was admitted with concussion, compound fracture, and scalp lacerations. Pillion passenger Brian Merrill of Strathalbyn escaped serious injury.
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Monash
Pillion Passengger
Laurence Mervyn ‘Mills
Woodside
Glossop
Peter Parham
Bern Hospital
Brian Merrill
Strathalbyn
Canberra Interstate Tourists Visit Pirie and Queanbeyan
Mr EH Dy Russell reports a Canberra based group of fifteen tourists, arriving by road cruiser, stayed overnight at Queanbeyan, then visited Parliament House where they requested The Recorder. They enjoyed News from home and praised Mrs Voslat and Mr Wadmore for hospitality and transport. The tour departs Pirie on Friday, February 27, with return planned for Saturday.
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EH Dy Russell
Urey Yy
Canberra
Piriy
Queanbeyen
Mr. Russell
Parlement Mouse
Crop rotation advocated at Mid-North agriculture meet
Delegates from 25 branches heard C S Hincks urge crop rotation to combat wheat sickness at Gladstone conference. Attendees included W Syatfons and F V Rix displayed flax products, while talks covered new wheat varieties, mid-north flock improvements, and disease prevention. A veterinary surgeon and TB herd monitoring were proposed, with emphasis on women's land amenities and practical farming questions addressed by ministers and advisers.
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Sui
C. S. Hincks
Gladstone
R. Pollard
W. Syatfons
Heinrich
RC. Seoth
Ff Fearn
HE. Orchard
J. Hooper
F. V. Rix
Laura Flax Mil
Messes
KC Fwell
W. D. Pears
J. Rundle
America
Jveterininy
Grehiard
District Rabbits Battle Forces Council Action
District council hears deputation on rabbit infestation in Pirie region with landholders urged to use lethal controls. Mr Jacobi pushes for cooperation and legal enforcement, noting neighbors’ failures and calling for Vermin Act strict application. Prosecution and targeted notices planned as inspectors to survey worst hotspots for future action.
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Mr. Jacobi
Gr F. Jones
Jacobi
FT. Johns
Mr. Jones
Gr. A.V. Bain
de Jones
Dacobl
Dr. Johans
Min A. L. Mathews
Union Seeks Federal Court Intervent ion in Queensland Rail Strike
The Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engine Men divisional council urged Federal Court intervention in the Queensland railway dispute. A 4 pm deadline was set for the court to reply, with Queensland members told not to return to work. Officials said the aim was to reinstate men on a pre strike basis under full employment protections, noting possible over ruling of state awards by federal action.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Divisional Council
Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engine Men
Maloney
Railways
Kissick
APU LE
New South Wales
New South, Wales
Operation Tuckerbox flies food relief across Queensland
In Melbourne on Sunday the Royal Australian Air Force said that during the rail strike period up to 10 Tuckerbox aircraft operated daily, each carrying 3500 to 5000 pounds of food. By week end 38 sorties had delivered roughly 150000 pounds to areas including Townsville Cloncurry Charters Towers Charleville Winton Cairns and Huskisson.
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Melbourne
Royal Australian Air Force
Vairylne
Queelsand
RAAF
Cary
Townseille
Cloncurey
Charters Towers
Charleville
Winton
Cairns
Huskenden
Secretary Honored With Illuminated Address at Waterside Hall
The Labor Day celebration honored G. H. Sharpe who served as secretary for 18 years. MP C. L. Davis led the presentation of an illuminated address with figures including E. H. D. Russell EN Ellis and HL Blucher. Speakers praised Sharpe for his work with the Australian Workers' Union and local Labor committees, noting his long service and loyalty to the movement amid community singing and a tribute program.
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G. H. Sharpe
C. L. Davis
Messrs. Sharpe
E. H. D. Russell
M.flr
EN. Ellis
Pirie Trades and Labor Council
HL. Blucher
Sharpe
Davin
Uihers
Mr. Sharpe
Australian Workers’ Union
Adelaide
Mr. Davis
Fia
Russell
Cuest
Messis
Blucher
L. B Davis
G. O'Brien
C. A. Degenhardt
Bilis
G. Gledden
A.M.A
Australian Workers' Union
Hhee
ALP
Tome
Pirie
Crystal ‘Brook
Ain
Messrs. F. Warner
J. Oaklands
Sampson
Missions To Seamen Fund Netted At London Event
A Friday night gathering raised 56 pounds for the Seamen’s Missions Institute and related society funds. Committee members noted appreciation for donations and listed badge wearers and attendees including Messrs Warman, Rohrsheim, Bayly, Guerin, Williams, Good, Anderson, Hunt, Hoar, Davis, Wheeler, and Mullighan, with several ladies also acknowledged.
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Yadees
Pirle Institute of Missions
Sea
Hoan
F. Hunt
I Netting
J_ Hoar
E. G. Davis
BG. Wheeler
A. B Combe
G. ¥. Mullighan
Misses St Brett
P. Elliott
D. Gray
F. Timan
T. Werman
R. Granger
A. ‘Goori
Lighting-up times and scattered weather outlook
Weather notes show yesterday high 56 and today 78 with sunset 6 36 pm. Local capitals report Adelaide 70s Melbourne 68 Sydney Perth 92 Brisbane Hobart ?. Forecast calls for scattered showers in southern coast with light to moderate southwest to southeast winds and warmer outlook ahead.
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Sun Tikes
Qld
Adelaide
Melbourne
Bydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Stare
Sautat
Personal Mrs Ey Huberyssecretary of Salo nonewh branch
In the Old-Age Pensioner Association a member sustained a broken toe in a fall and died after being admitted to hospital. The report notes the incident occurred near Hallam Street in Pirie and references Mr PB J Ouijte of Burra as a party of interest.
Perth Soliday- Phivilor Upstages Western Australia Bowling
Perth Soliday- Phivilor starred as Western Australia was dismissed for 280 for eight. Backbone of the Nome side was saligdon while Whe came to Mebt with 112. Ed Wards added 51 with eight fours as the match produced a spirited performance.
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Perth
Erlvkewts
Westorn
Australia
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