Fragmented notes reveal local awards and town subdivision plan
The ragged text lists trophies and a senior lady prize from a Friday publication. It mentions Port Pirie area zoning, subdividing lines around Port Pirie West and Solowon town, and a council discussion on possible blasphemy before completion. Names like Wundkehag and Misc McGregor appear amid factioned records.
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Wundis
Ofs
Urwin
Angument van Gust Mba Wundkehag
Misc McGregor
Aenior
Riot Protest at POW Camp Draws UN Fire
A protest reading by a Communist delegate during truce talks at Punmunjom denounces the official account as self contradictory and full of loopholes. UN forces report an investigation ordered into the riot and note 170000 captured Communists confined behind barbed wire at Koje island off Pusan.
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Punmunjom
United Nations
Yasterday
Koje
Pusan
New Loan Campaign Opens Tonight in Melbourne
The Commonwealth Fifteenth Security Loan will be opened by Treasurer Arthur Padden in Melbourne with a national radio broadcast tomorrow night. The campaign aims to raise at least £78,000 in subscriptions of new cash and £49,460,000 in versions of loan notes, reflecting broad public participation goals.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Ir Arthur "Padden
Bent Baie
Double Fatality Near Pirie From Broughton Road Smash
Two youths died in a Saturday crash on Pirie Port Broughton road two miles from Pirie when a motorcycle left the road hitting a guide post. Victims were Lawrence Smythe twenty and Alan Noble ten, both injured severely and later pronounced dead at Pirie Hospital. Police, including Constable L Butcher, prepared a coroner’s report.
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Broughton Road
Powe
Pirie
Port Broughton Road
Butler
Abillity
Pirie Hospital
C. Trucuve
KL. Butcher Art
New Age in Weapons Warns of Global Risk
New York Sunday report quotes Mrs Lawton and Gen Collins about sweeping weapon advances including atomic capability and missiles. They warn such progress may shape a global order, threaten containment, and push imperial expansion if mismanaged, with Western Europe potentially exposed to Communist domination.
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Point
New York
Lawton
US. Army
United States
Poet Enperors
Cxars
Alter Caiger
Collins
Clergy changes and local staff moves at Pirie Central
Rev. A Erwin Vogt will become superintendent of Adelaide Central Mission next month replacing Rev. Forsyth. Two Pirie shipping officials begin annual leave this week with Paddy taking a half day tomorrow and Mr. Holland to relieve him. Mr. Branston will lease to during absence and Mr. Friday will undertake duties. Rev. Nell Usher reports harvest service at Central Methodist Ms. Jon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Solomontown. Miss G L Beasley resigns from Pirie Institute board and returns end of month. Mr. K Goldman to resign from State Public Service next Friday after seven years at Birle Hospital. He will remain a foundation member and first secretary of Pirie Amateur Anglers Association.
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A Erwin Vogt
Howard Ni. Ltd
Nell Usher
Kullpo Colony
Central Methodist
Jon
KW. Graham
Warstreet
Solomontown
Usher
G. L. Beasley
Bra Risn
Pirle Institute
K. Goldman
State Public Service
Birle Hospital
Pirie Amateur Anglers’ Associaton
Wedding party capsizes on Pirie Port Augusts road
A sedan overturned several times near Necar Brook at about 3 40 pm injuring three occupants. Mr Mabel Ale Burford and Victor Silich are seriously hurt. Edward James Eddie Couper and others issued to Fort Augusta Hospital. Driver Robert William Archmert among the uninjured. Miss Strawbridge and Mrs Burford connected to hospital later.
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HEND
Pirie-Port Augusts Road
Necar Brook
Wwere
Mabel Ale Burford
Napverby
Victor Silich
Pinte
Edwant James Eddie" Couper
Smmnehirvet
Salomontowy
Silick
Coopers
Pirie Hospital
Sanna
Vic
Robert Willian Arahnert
Seloimeneawn
Henry Burford
Atiss Any Strawbridge
Pirie
Pirie Varder
Whyatle
Burforif
More Unemployed And More Children
Figures released today show about three times as many people claiming benefits at the end of January as at the same period last year. Minister Townley noted that over 12 months the number of unemployed and dependent children rose by nearly 145000 from 314250 in January 1951 to 459088 in January. The rise is attributed to higher population, more births, and increased immigration.
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Samme
Hentia
Townley
Weather and temperatures in Ames and surrounding areas
Fragmentary weather report lists temperatures from Ames and several cities including Melbourne Perth Brisbane and Brisbane areas. Mentions barometer readings and wind directions with scattered numbers and dates.
Ten Mile Road Race at Warnertown results
Junior riders dominated the limile road race organized by Pirie Cycle Club on Warnertown Road Saturday. D Goddard won with D Goritard Chandleap second. AE Dictiman 40 and Sissi Ant 4 tied for next spots as the season trophy was announced by Pirie Bookmakers’ Association.
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Warnertown
Pirie
D Goritard
Mesto
Tuiders
Pirie Bookmakers’ Association
D. Goddard
Dietman
Mayes
Mines May Close Amid Water Shortage
Broken Hill faces threatened mine suspensions as a water scarcity cripples operations last three days. Aspecta Mining Managers chief A West warned reserves are very low and the town awaits further action in the coming week.
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Broken HL
Gongarty
A. West
Aspecta
Water supply scheme promises vast irrigation gains
The plan aims to divert river water for irrigation across the Murray and Murrumbidgee regions. The Commonwealth pledges aid including services and manpower. By 154 the Shaws scheme would add 300,000 acre feet annually to the Murrumbidgee, enabling £75,000,000 worth of food presently.
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Canberra
Suntiy
National Develop
Ada
Funk de Veleaniaene
Murray Valley
Raul Fur
Commonwealth
Murrumbidger
Myermabidgee
Ten Die In Mexican Airliner Crash Near Merida
A Mexican airliner crashed near Merida at night killing ten people and injuring others. Officials said the crash occurred thirty miles south of the city as passengers perished in the accident and investigators began surveying the wreckage.
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Merida
Mexico
Here
Pirie Bowlers Crowned Rink Champions of Champions
Pirie Bowling Club won the rink championship final at Lair of Saturday, defeating Thumerie by 23 points. The Pirie rink advanced from Section 1 with eight points, then beat Lawn and Jamestown in a playoff to set up the final. Teams from Corest Crystal Brooks, Georgetown, Gladstone, Peterborough, Jamestown, Gulnare, Wirrabara and others were represented.
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Pird Bowling Club
Nhu
W. Laube
A. Davies
Laube
H. Young
Laur
Alten
M. Chandler
G. Pulley
Blewer
Corest
Crystal Broots
Georgetown
Gladstone
Peterborough
Close Finishes In Tournaments at Pirle Bowling Club
In Pirle Bowling Club latest series several matches were decided by one point. Rink championship totals show Brakenridge 26 Tucker 25 Bollmeyer 33 Robinson 13 Impelt 1 Swift 21. Prosser Shick lists Hocking 4 DG Laube 16 Richards 25 Munn 19 Fawcett 22 Davies 47. Singles championship saw Hosking 25 and Tucker 01. singles handicap includes Laube 12, Maddox 9, Lines 1, Sundery 49, Multin 21, Brighton 31H, Fuze 12, Brown 21, Martin 16. This week features three rounds with matches including Haslet v. Mundi y Richards and Brakenridge v. Lines.
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Pirle
D. Brakenridge
J. W. Tucker
W. A. Bollmeyer
R. H. Robinson
H Impelt
A. Swift
Prosser Shick
W. Hocking
DG. Laube
W. Richards
L. H. Munn
Fawcett
A. Davies
Vy. Hosking
J. FR
W. Tucker
FW. Laube
Madigan
Lines
L. Sundery
RL Multin
A Maddox
Brighton
P. Fuze
W. Brown
I 'T. ‘Martin
Shugies
Fawceby
Young
Prosser
Haslet
Meetz
Mundi Y- Richards
Bingles
Davey v
McKay
Giles
W. Laube
Brown
Rabimeau
Brakerridge
Swift
Slegmann
Rink Pharmatolphie
Robbott
Richards
Davies
South crash in cricket final boosted by 117 partnership
South rose to 395 for 5 declared as Grawar and W Bean combined for 117 to calm a shaky start after Colts 127. The A grade final heads toward Saturday with South well placed while B grade saw Gina Shiftworkers' bowling punished by A Gooley 208 and L Hayball 117.
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Gooley
Grawar
W Bean
South
Colts
A. Gooley
L. Hayball
East
Another Match Needed As North White Triumphs In Final
North White won the Pag lands Cricket Association final by five wickets chasing 147. S Kotaras took 3 for 11 in 7.5 overs, H Summerton 17 off 19 overs, Theologou top scored with 67. The match featured detailed bowling figures for both teams and a long list of players, with Summerton contributing key runs and overs. A later note mentions a separate report on a UK food inspection program adopting X ray equipment for visual checks.
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Byun
Dru
Lung Hungtinswn
Sean Lanne
Onege
SU Sun Sa
Trey
Smith
Hutchinson
Niisell
Gene
North White Yestery
Paglands Cricket Association
S. Kotaras
H. Summerton
Aid W. Theologou
XeRay
Indus
Britain
Ouly
299 PARTNERSHIP WHien oyu yowkets tad taden Tor 15
Unclear OCR text narrates a cricket innings with partial names Gowiley Vo Stupson Marie and Hatde. Key events include a partnership starting after Gooley arrived, scores reaching 206 with 28? and an end of innings at 73? Details are garbled but indicate a significant team partnership and a notable batsman score.
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Whien Oyu
Tad Taden Tor
Aluyinind
Maginet Sruityorkers
L Fay
Hall
Tilis Opensas
Bath Usius
Max Phorm
Gooley
Hye 2
Sseeal
Vo Stupson
Marie
Active School Committee Report Highlights Projects and Staff Changes
The school committee review notes progress on yard drainage, water supply, library upgrades, and new classroom fittings. It reports staff transfers, promotions, and reorganizations, with emphasis on improved facilities, welfare efforts, and anticipated additional classrooms. Issues include shelter in infant yard and electrical service upgrades for teaching aids.
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Wade
Awas Hosier
J. Rush
Welfire Club
Aly School
Willey Te Bliracy
Mir Wr Vo Lauelt
Seok
Shall Roi
Sta
Bel and Howell
Mbracy
Us Cially
P.M. Bernhardt
Bell
Moilown
Itesh Altsek
Trevor London Wins Davis Memorial Swim Race
Trevor London, 43, won the Davis Memorial swimming race in Fire River on Saturday. Forty-four entrants started. London led from the start and finished about 50 yards ahead of Max Schebella, with Frank Hackett and Willoughby close behind. Wendy Wandke led the women’s race, with Miss McGregor named fastest senior female. Prizes honored London, Schebella, McGregor, Hackett, Willoughby, and Roberts in various categories.
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Trevor London
Fire River
Raturday
Uli
Sudh
Louden
Max Schebella
Lowden
Limo McGregor
Wied
Frank Hackett
Tne
Willoughby
Federal Dock
Bill Robert
Chermpion
Hine
Witlowgindy
Benaks
Wendy Wundle
Miss McGregor
Waisr Vlacked
London
Blom
Scimbelta
McGregor
Wacken
Fini
Walouiy
Mer
Hearts
Firs
M. Sebebelta
Vilma McGregor
W Hacket
Championship Day At Dock Features Swim Records
Championship day at Dock featured a dramatic double by Peay W8h2 with a 35 1 5 second under 16 time and a 1 2 minute 0 second 110 yd women’s dash club records. Traffic concerns near Goode Road and The Terrace prompted safety notes as officials consider library expansion and new sports ground plans. Tonight’s meeting will choose new school committee officers as J C Purdie retires and E Wood moves on due to transfer, with a large turnout expected in appreciation.
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Felesw Dock
B.hlas
Gire
Goode Road
Hopkins
Fie
J. C. Purdie
E Wood
John Marshall Loses 40 Yds Title In Close Duel
In New Haven Connecticut John Marshall narrowly loses the 40 yard title to Wayne Moore after a tight finish at the 1500 meter and 20 yard marks. Moore, previously runner up to Marshall, secures the win with a fast time as Marshall regains form after a period of waning speed and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Connecticut
Iene
Tia Eas
Laataigshin
Vale
Emi-Uate
Wayne Moore
Wis
Setel
Champlas
Wight
Moore
Marshall
Meore
Cabinet Meeting May Ease Credit
Canberra reports Cabinet may ease credit restrictions to boost production, with focus on industries resting on current cuts. Government discusses easing credit limits to support balance of payments and reduce impact on manufacturing sector.
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Canberra
Pedera
Cebipet
Torrow
Calissaap
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Hew Town
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Port Pirit
Solowontown
Lawrence Victor Smythe
Ferdinand T. Smythe
Wandesrah Road
Pirie South
Alan Noble
C. W. Noble
Port Neill
Wavervale
Thuypas Kev Wren
Nectar Brook
Tarer
Leiter T
Cooper
Vis
Sie Kk
Pirie Corporation Lial In
Almamim
Batuney
Gwg Tester
Adeleige
Hey
Perth
Brisbane
Mabort
Weassey New Mare
Whealmon
Grewar Egan
Ro Norris Avery
Norris Wits
Aby Vianney
Hicks Tistele
Simpson
Haylall
Basil
Musball
C Worthy
AaGod Wit
Conor
B. Barekee
Plums
Gwales
Ce Stead
Barker O LW
Bennet
Barker Hof Ame Co
Son Laak
Ie. Crocker
North White
Parklands
Vural
Wits
Rao
AM Kee
Vo Simpzon
Suniries
Pavitel
Pansteky
Owens
Ly Yates
Koteras
LE Rose
Or. Johns
Summerton
E. Seat
Je Witton
E Pavilet
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Alesander
Kowras
Lemmy Ob Simpson
Maxheh Sear
Leama
Leann
Vo Merrett
Wens
Totel
Rowling
Gwens
Dy. Lwin
Vo Simpson
E Seal
W. Alexander
Guthberlet
Seatedh Lisa
Louvelly
Gooley Gels
Ive
KJ. Huphite
Ahwirusan
Seoul
Wial
Weiuhers
J. Hansberry
Thebarton
Las
CR. McKinnon
Butt
Mise Hines
Miss Height
Miss Ruch
Frandler
Byase
Ate
Milne
Progiamme
Enill-Pond
Amtrity Am
Jhfin Atesumle
Wile
Willy
Wamke
Mr. Stowe
Sehebella
Mears
G. Willoughby
P. McDonald
P. Goroeke
J. Stop
B. Ciwvistie
Davis
W. Wandke
Vo McGrigor
Dock
Wendy Wandke
Tom Doo” i
America
Eugene Vita
Mmolude
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