Fatal collision in Mary-Elie street claims Walter Sampson
Walter William Sampson a 57 year old employee of the Grey Terrace Solomontown corporation electricity department died after a collision in Mary-Elie street between his bicycle and a car. An inquest will be opened at Pirie Court. He was taken to Pirie Hospital where he died shortly after admission. The car was driven by Mavis Brow of the Glo Hotel Solomontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter William Sampson
Corporation Electricity Department
Limesman
Grey Terrace
Solomontown
Pirie Hospital
Mary-Elie Street
Pirie Court
Sun Australian Dry Cleaning Company
Mary-Elie Treet
Dirs
Mavis Brow
Glo Hotel
Salomontor
Saiupwon
Willy Ie
Metturial Oval
Mary-Eligstees
Terrace
Lindsay Junie Levke
Railway Reserve
Sampson
Stark
Javed
Cegentehwram
le Fye Cuss
Harold
Adelaides
Melbourne
Wer Siger
al Webr
T. Cornish
Corowr
Worms
Well-Kniowe Hirth
Broken Hill
Cerminry
Dit
Matsheld
Wa Hoke
Napprriiy
Te Juin
Pirie Corporation
Wowerlonse
Loundation Giether
Wherieal Trades Union
Branery
Bothis Sune
Mow
Walia Fubtimng
Harukd
Hie
The
RAAB
Mi Samson
Subebranel
Algour
Vbriey
Adelaide
Sinrogtya Hs Vie
Etsy Des Residens
Man Cannot Buy Salvation Says Rev Annear at Central Mission
Rev DW Annear preached that salvation cannot be bought, urging harvest offerings as poor reflection of earthly wealth. He used the seed parable to urge faith in God and service, praising the Mission choir and soloists during morning and evening services.
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Kingdom of God
Annear
Central Mission Church
Heaven
Anneal Uasted
God
Mission Choir
Wo J, Thomas
Ando
Lionel Eewards
Nancy White
Joan Dickinson
T. H. Anderton
Four Renmark Men Hurt In Collision
Four Renmark men were injured in a car collision about four miles from Renmark early today. Among the injured are Eric Kirby and Leonard Burrown with internal injuries and severe chest trauma.
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Renmark
Olligson
Eric Kirby
Leonard Burrown
Social services in Pirie review eight months of claims
In Pirie the national service officer, Mr A E Treleaven, reports about 230 unemployment and sickness benefit claims since July 1. About 50 are for unemployment, with earlier sums showing around $0 receiving benefits. Civilian unemployment benefit applications remain steady while sustenance claims rise. many eligible sick benefit recipients delay applications or are unsure of eligibility.
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Poze
Pirie
A. E. Treleaven
National Service Officer
Registrar of Social Services
Hess
Trefeaven
Oil Key To Trouble Russia Seeks Concessions In Persia
Report cites Moscow press and Reuters correspondent linking oil concessions to Russia's posture in Persia. Washington and Tehran notes indicate Soviet advice to Persia not to appeal to the UN over Red Army presence, while Tehran warns such an appeal would be unfriendly and may push the issue to the Security Council.
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Reuter
Russia
Persia
Washington
New York Times
United Nations
Tehran
Security Council
Let the world settle down says Bevin
London Sunday. British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin urged patience and open minds as Britain and America adjust to differing philosophies. He rejected dogmatism and emphasized a 50 year Anglo Russian treaty of friendship and nonaggression aimed at preventing oppression and provoking wars. Bevin urged letting the old world settle down in humanity’s name.
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London
Britain
America
Haseda
Ernest Begin
Churchill
Bevin
Biade
House of Commons
Byrnes says United States seeks UN path not alliance
Secretary of State Byrnes stated the United States views the United Nations as a route to lasting security through conciliation. He rejected forming an alliance with the Soviet Union against Britain or with Britain against the Soviet Union, urging cautious steps to address current global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Byrnes
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
Britain
Brita
Chinese Troops to Manchuria under Soviet Withdrawal Pressure
The Kuomintang Congress in Chungking calls for swift restoration of sovereignty in Manchuria and the immediate withdrawal of Soviet forces. General Marshall in New York notes a Chinese army, trained by Americans, is now headed for Manchuria, where conditions are described as extremely critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Kuomintang Party
China
Manchuria
New York
George Marshall
Canada Not Considering Severing Of Relations
OTTAWA Sunday a high government official said yesterday that Canada was not considering breaking off diplomatic relations with Russia amid the Royal Commission spying disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Russia
Royal Commission
Local notices from Pirie West and environs
Personal notices report Warrant Officer F O Knudson, pilot of a dive bomber, injured in a Williamstown crash and progressing favorably at Conner Point. Miss Lila Furmark begins training. Mr Ron Backstrom received medical aid after malaria attack. patient at Pirie Hospital and two local residents discharged after two months in the hospital ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Ed
Sixth Street
Pirie West
F. O. Knudson
Williamstown
Victoria
Point Cone
Lila Furmark
Jed Mis. Surmieny
York Road
Pine West
the Nisin Peoemich
Ron Backstrom
Solomontown
Pirie Hospital
A. Neilsen
Laureate Street
Pirie ‘West
L. Forgan
Railway Terrace
First Visit to Pirie by English Test Team
Pirie to host an English Test cricket team match at Memorial Oval against a South Australian country side on October 14 7. It will be the first time England tests play here. Mayor W H Threadgold calls it a great honor and expects strong visitor turnout after a recent Pirie visit by Board of Control secretary W H Jeanes who praised the Memorial Oval facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Amphalia
Memorial Qual
Eneligh
W. H. Threadgold
W. H. Jeanes
Board of
Contra
Memorial Oval
Warnerfowl
Wirie
Crystal Brook
Meat dispute settled in Victoria after advisory committee meetings
Melbourne reports a meat industry dispute settlement after two days of meetings of the Commonwealth Meat Industry Advisory Committee chaired by J. A. Tonkin. It is expected livestock will come forward toward the week’s end and stock sales will resume next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Commonwealth Meat Industry Advisory Committee
J. A. Tonkin
Crude Oil Cargo Will Not Ease Petrol Rationing
In Sydney reports crude oil shipments will not quickly ease Australia’s petrol rationing. Officials warn ongoing supply constraints and rising demand keep the system tight. The situation is tied to international markets and local distribution challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Suefialie
Burney
Australia
129 On Round Trip On Moonta
A passenger vessel named Moonta with 129 on board prepares to berth at Federal Dock early this morning. The crew and list of musicians, officers, and passengers include Messrs, Mrs, and many named individuals across various roles and affiliations.
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Moonta
Stounta
Federal Dock
Aityrnm
Isi
Mone
M ‘Donaldson
J. Nisbet
Moore
Harrison
Wallisy
Banifort Crocker
Hevly
M- Carter
Panith
Rous Wadliant
Eis
G. Bucklid
Sivberg
Barwick
Walst
Motornack
Walls
Hudger
Mavelson
ML McCoriaieh
Aod
I Murdoch
Ky Driscoll
Gretnary A
G. Hoddingtey
L Mart Ls. Goodintoy
Fo Raperti
Sansone
Rimaet
Vo Suttau
Julnsin
EE Mareh
T. Mirliv
Sita Mowy
S Bari
Panteer
Je Thutson
J May L. Marriott
Moallagher
Taylor
G. Mekunel
K N. Puller
F. Grani
Htohy M.selitt
Hof
Strang
Lull
Alarmed remarks on 40 hour week in Whyalla shipyard
Mr. Thornton warned that unionists must mobilize for higher wages as governments face limits on a universal 40 hour week. He accused Australasian Council of Trade Unions of misusing arbitration, urged stronger, united unions, and dismissed claims the Ironworkers Union was broken by a recent strike. He defended union officials and argued broader action is needed amid employer resistance.
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Whyalla
Det
Curlin
Ther
E. Thomson
Fedesued Ironworkers’ Association
High Court
Thornton
Australasian Council of Trade Unions
America
World Trade Union Congress
Paris
Soviet Union
Mr. Thornton
Real Progress In Java Reported At Second Meeting
An official spokesman announced progress after the second meeting between Indonesian Premier Sutan Sjahrir and Dr. Van Mook the Lieutenant Governor General of the Netherlands East Indies. They agreed on future procedures and agreed to form sub committees to address various issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Sutan Sjahris
van Mook
Netherlands East Indies
Wal
Monarch inspects fleet aboard Moonta on Scapa Flow voyage
Captain D B Tobin recalls earning the honor when King George VI reviewed British and American ships at Scapa Flow aboard the Moriaka. The Moonta, Adelaide Steamship Company passenger vessel, completed wartime service and later tropicalised for East, returning to Australia under Tobin’s command. The king gifted Tobin sleevelinks as a token of meritorious service.
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D. B. Tobin
Adelaide Steamship Company
T. Gustafson
Scapa Plow
King George VI
Moriaka
Duke of York
Sir John Tavey
McCarthy
England
Vobin
G.R
Lindee
Scotland
Moriaha
Spencer
Murialta
Wityalla
Faroe Islands
Morialta
Mediterranean
Middle East
Marseilles
Cap ‘Tobin
Uber
Australia
Atilone
Tobin
Buckighami Palace
Ste
Spencer Gulf
Disastrous Floods Hit Western Victoria
Severe floods swept western districts of Victoria over the weekend causing mass evacuations and drownings. Four feared drowned near Hamilton and a rescue failed at Condaly Swamp. Macarthur and Koroit reported 12 inches of rain with cattle losses and washed railway lines.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Macarthur
Koroit
Hamilton
Worthano
Casterion
Condaly
Niles
Troy
Bessieville
Solomon Islander pastor visits Australia on mission trip
Pastor Sus Rore from the Solomon Islands, visiting South Australia for a Seventh Day Adventist conference, discusses headhunting heritage and civilizational appeal. Pastor N A Ferris notes long missionary work, native education, and postwar rehabilitation in the western islands, including Kulobangara hospital damage and ongoing reform efforts.
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Ausilis
Sus Rore
Pirie
South Australia
Fome Country Districts
N. A. Perris
Itlands
Pastor Rore
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rore
Jas
Australisa
Australia
Sydney
Ferris
Kulobangara
Batusia
Pirie Hit by Wind Rain and Hail Storm
Severe wind storm with heavy rain and hail struck Pirie and northern districts, causing minor damage and widespread disruption. Rainfall measurements rose with 132 points in 48 hours at Pirie Post Office and higher totals over five to six days. Flooding affected backyards and homes, rail and road services faced cancellations or delays, and ships and planes reduced activity. Farmers welcomed the follow-up rains easing germination prospects for pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Pirie West Por
Suluumontown
Ty Track
Serviee
Vend
Art Augusta
Mount Gullett
Weather Forecast Snapshot from Historic State Page
The report lists city temperatures from Adelaide to Hobart with yesterday’s highs around the mid sixties to seventies and a forecast of showers in the Lower South East. Cooler southwest winds are noted and the official forecast mentions late evening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Ford
Bristaie
Hobart
Light sentences for Japanese war criminals spark protests
In Sydney a Darwin military court handed light penalties to three Japanese war criminals, prompting protests by the Returned Servicemen's League. Two captains received five months, one was jailed for three months for torturing and beating Australian prisoners in Timor. Mee Rete Balan of New South Wales acted as secretary amid outcry.
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Sydney
Iuau
Mee Rete Balan
New Souils Wales
Servicanc
League
Darwin
Ove Onth
Timor
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Moscow
Kedia
MR. Bevin
U.S
Theadgold
Marylebone Cricket Club
Poe
King
Motorship
Scapa Flow
Headhunter
Guadalcanal
Guinea Airways
Frifternoon
Miltors
Disrenda
Acou
San Vies
Sete
Aentier Oa
Miliwoant
Saturdaswin
Masinem
Mininim
Maxiuunt
R.S
Malvern Sur
Country Freight Weera
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Alexander Street
Florence
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