Green St Patrick's Day Parade Shines in Pirie Triumph
St Patrick's Day celebrations in Pirie showcased a grand parade led by Monsignor O'Rourke and Fr Coffey, with Catholic schools and Hibernian Society participants. Children’s tableaux, dances, and sports drew 1,500 attendees, judged in multiple categories, highlighting community spirit and local talent.
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Pirie
St. Mark's Hall
J. G. O'Rourke
Dr. Walsh
P Coffey
BHLAS
Excelsior
St. Mark's
God Save Ireland
Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society
St. Patrick's
J. P. Carlson
Gilroy
Port Augusta
T. Teal
Coffey
F. Walsh
P. M. McBride
J. C. Fitzgerald
G. C. Goode
W.H. Threadgold
McBride
W. Walters
C. Hackett
Messrs
R. A. Sandery
CJ. Hart Teveling
J. J. Madigan
J. Stokes
C. Howley
J. Griffiths
L McNaulty
FP. Hackett
G. Featherstone
J. O'Loughlin
J. C. Seatcher
A.C
Bromwich Wins South Australian Singles Title
John Bromwich, the NSW junior, retained the South Australian singles crown by defeating D. P. Turnbull in straight sets. Bromwich displayed precise serves and rapid movement, pushing Turnbull to the back line and dominating at the net with consistent accuracy throughout the match.
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Aide
John Bromwich
New South Wales
D. P. Turnbull
Bromwich
Treamwich
Turnbil
Mls
Labor Party summons J S Garden to Sydney hearing
The Australian Labor Party central executive orders J S Garden MHR to appear on March 27 in Sydney to substantiate charges against party managers. The move unsettles a large portion of the industrial wing seeking dispute resolution before the Labor leadership and 2KY radio control.
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Sydney
Australian Labor Party
J. S. Garden
M.H.R
Labor Hemalvasting
2KY
Latur Courell Tafe Fe
Garden
My Gardon
Exerisin
Labor Couneil
Acus
House of Representatives
Hilgalee
Turden
Mie
2Ky Li Committee
Wolinesl
Labor Hounell
Mamazement
Barrier Reopens as Hundreds Seek Jobs at Mine
The Proprietary mine near Broken Hill, closed June 28 1930, will reopen today with two shifts of miners. Superintendent E J Horwood says workers will start on old lines soon. Hundreds seek employment while preparatory power plant work continues. The restart follows political turmoil in New South Wales labor circles and amid a contested union scene. About 100 miners are expected to work across two shifts, with later totals possibly reaching 300 to 200, as unemployed men line up for roles and new engineers and managers return.
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Horwood
Broken Hill
Melbourne
Niu
Me. Horwood
Lees
South Australia
le Bradford
Minager
Grang
Auger
E. Willoughby
E. Kersten
Amissw
Italy March Across Abyssinia Repor ts Claim Large Front
Special cables report unresisted Italian advance along a 230 mile front across northern Abyssinia. Abyssinia government spokesmen deny true cease fire, while residents of Addis Ababa fear bombers and looting as Italian forces advance.
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Asmara
Abyssinia
Abyssinian
Tluly
Auitis Ababa
Moonta Day Trip Passenger List Tallies 75 aboard
A motor vessel Moonta carried seventy five passengers from Port Adelaide for a day trip to Spencer Gulf and will berth back early morning. The long list of names includes Messrs Papworth Rodgers Marshall Smith McNeil Rush Anders Motteran Nidwine Butler Ring Jenkin Banister Buss Lelen Beven Peterson and many others.
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Spencer Gulf
Moonta
Port Adelaide
Messrs
Jj. Papworth
I. Rodgers
Marshall
Smith
Eye
D.S. McNeil
L. A. Rush
X Anders
D. S. Motteran
G. Nidwine
Mt Marshall
S. Butler
Doorne
Infant
Unclear Thermometer Readings From Saturday Report
Weather excerpt shows Saturday maximum 8L and 89.2 yesterday. The 24 hour minimum ending 6.30 am was 6l, and 5.0 am reading was 36. Data appears fragmentary with units inconsistent and no clear location or date.
Arthur street resident admitted to Pirie Hospital
Meo Food Baker of Arthur street (Isdon Park) was admitted to Pirie Hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from achmonia. He occupies the bed his son Ronald lay in three weeks ago. The report lists other local exchanges of illness and visits, with several residents from Pirie and surrounding towns noted.
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Meo Food Baker
Arthur Street
Isdon Park
Pirie Hospital
Baker
Nonald
Jack Vudlifard
B. Galliford
Solaown
Pirie
Fialliturd
Hitler appeals to Germany in Munich speech
In a Munich election address Hitler declared he would be Germanys champion and would not yield his rights. He said the world must accept Germany as a partner not a slave and that only God's voice is the people of Germany. He asserted Germans alone have the right to judge his actions and rejected being sent to international courts.
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Munich
Hitler
Germany
God
League Council Meets and Adjourns in London
The League of Nations Council met yesterday with speeches by French and Italian ministers. Locarno signatories and league members debated Germanys breach, inviting Germany to answer charges. Bruce urged full hearing to avoid depriving any nation of a hearing. Strong desire among France and others to curb Germany clashes with Bolshevik fears and potential upheaval in Europe.
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London
League of Nations Council
Locarno
Germany
Amial
M. Bruce
League
France
DY Kerr
Hitler
Europe
Plans To Reopen British Mine
Preparatory work continues on reopening the British mine with Woodward pushing forward and H Bampion named registered underground manager. The ore body lies one mile north and work will proceed under Mr Wyot Whitleman and the North line manager.
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Woodl- Ward
Henetal Weiner
Belus
Woodward
H. Bampion
Amd
Jatterty
Bampton
Wyot Whitlemanander
Germany Prepares Public for Sanctions and Talks
The Berlin report says German public opinion leans toward unpleasant developments. British and French leaders push for a reasonable solution with sanctions on Germany, while Locarno Powers debate next steps. The League Council may adjourn, with Britain drafting peace proposals but insisting Germany withdraw Rhineland forces as a basis for negotiations. France demands full withdrawal and strict League Covenant enforcement.
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London
Sueday
Missaven
Berlin
Britain
Locarno
Germany
Rhineland
France
M. Paul Buncowr
Frutce
England
Electricity Black Out Paralyzes Pirie Supplies
A city wide power outage hit Pirie yesterday for over seven hours except for essential B H A S works. Engineers shifted supply from the Smet ters powerhouse to Mary Street, leaving refrigerators, vacuums, irons and lighting powerless while the telephone system continued. Radio sets spoke and telegraph keys clicked as power returned by 3 15 pm.
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Pirie
B.H.A.S. Works
Shapdee
Lawn Ewunell Helipioges
Ters
Mary-Ele Street
Lown
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Sons OF Erin
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Erin's Gift of Faith
St. Anthony's
Cross Unites U
St. Johns School
St. John's
F. Flinn
G. Hamilton
AT the Oval
Narwan Street
Australia
St. Patrick’s
B. M. McBride
C. M. Hill
B.hlas
Thony’s
M. P. May
H. Jackson
T. Brown
Joan Brown
Joyce Tregilgas
Edna
Anfor
Patty Brennan
Mary Lew
Tyan Kenny
Laurie Lenin
John
Mary Mezzine
St Mark's Maypole
Patty Flinn
Fay Herbert
June Conston
Pat McBride
Rey
Tobin
Leo Sexton
St. John’s School
Price
Na Blucher
Teresa _ Fitzgerald
Doreen Johnson
Pyramids
Kevin Paul
Joe Kearns
W. Price
Eurythmics
Kathleen Flinn
Patty Owens
Audrey Smith
W.H. ‘Threadgold Imayoress
W Gillick
J. Vivian
M. Gillick
N. Martin
Mary Dyer
Lena Connelly
Stuart
Irich
Caranel Griffiths
Winnie Fitzgerald
Valma Farley
Eileen Connor
Gloria Fitzgerald
Bernice Gwens
Carmel Griffiths
Joan Paul
Mary Bray
Kathleen Kitson
Norah Brown
Lena Connells
Alf Malycha
W. Bray
Turnbull
Jack
Jock
Lang
MR. Garden
Sante
J. J. Graves
Gtele Alf
Sew Suh Wales
Ken
Marele Darden
Italy
Oman
Mes. Linley
Ethellon
J. P. Garlson
Salymontown
I. J. Willis
Mark
Micetun
Salomon
Frank Gredg
Port Germein
Capel
Meek G. Bykey
Hamsey
al Malla
Hin Hoe
King Street
Sylomontown
Sulieday
James and Child
Kawardslowly
Brooks
Pirie Wee Duliew Station
Ponite Waterworks
Pirie Yacht Club
Gobeluble
Mee
J. Hodaw
Sinipente Street
Sobunenshe
Norman Saler
Mol
Saler
Fourth Street
Tatelista
Ney
Pascoe
Gietntiers
Andrew Maberts
Lipouié Avenue
Kadina
Miulthin Roberts
Wallarea Mines
Irol
Mary Ane Healey
Tite
John Geossley Meat
League Council
London Metal Market
Adelade
Ross
Myla Exchange
Alto
Tata
Ma. Averis
Warnertown
Virie Hospital
Ily
Belgium
Oo Meir
Eeems
M. Flandin
2. van Veeland
Mir
Stanley Bruce
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