Woman Granted Separation In Domestic Dispute Case
A magistrates court yesterday granted separation to a wife amid a custody request and maintenance for the child. The case named Mrs Ayer and involved claims of cruelty, with testimony from neighbors and relatives. the husband denied abuse and a support order was set at one pound weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uven
Mr. G. Sratt
Messe
W. L. Blight
Lo. Craigie
Holmers
Holeniea
Henry Weluis
Alamontowh
Suusht Au
Murmarrige
Ste Ivlso
Sweeney Barwell
Hague
U. Leite Tale
Ayer
Hee
Werfree
Heise
Amd
Mars
Neliers
Dawstler
Mathew W. Foster
An Yall
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Cruelty Charge
A man named Nobl e pleaded not guilty to charges of cruelty toward his wife Violet Nobl e. The case, labeled as neglect to maintain a wife, was adjourned today as the hearing was postponed until May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Noble
Nasine
Price of silver in London markets Monday report
United Service London notes silver prices held steady as market watchers cite limited supply and steady demand. Analysts indicate modest gains unlikely amid cautious trading as investors await clearer economic signals.
War Gratuity Bill bounds inalienable except to pay for homes
In Melbourne the House debated the War Gratuity Bill moved by Mr Hughes for gratuities to dependents of fallen AIF members and to reservists and other forces. Payments run 1/6 a day for those who left Australia until 28 1949, or 4d a day for those who did not. Details ensure inalienability except for war service homes. Deserters and certain convicts are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Hughes
Australia
Qe Army Medical Corps
Tudor
Chaff Export Resumed From Port Pirie to Sydney
One of the largest chaff cargoes from Port Pirie to Sydney was sent by the steamer Tarcoola, which sailed yesterday morning. The shipment weighed Alf tons and was mainly through Teeleagan and Brown Ltd, with district representation extending as far south as Calnare. The last shipment earlier this year totaled nearly 200 tons and the renewed chaff trade with Sydney is seen as favorable for Picto's commerce. the Turenola carried 2650 tons of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UF Hall
Port Pirie
Sydney
Teeleagan and Brown, Ltd
Calnare
Preparedness Advice for Travelers Reference
Change of land and water can cause diarrhoea and travelers should carry Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Relief. One can is available on the ship line and is likely to be needed. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy provides quick relief when mixed with water and is widely sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ainship
Record of Irish revolt murders and police attacks
In the House of Commons Mr. MacPherson reported that since January 4, 1949, 18 Royal Triad Constabulary members, six Dublin police, two soldiers, and a government servant were murdered in Dublin and Teeland. He said 63 Royal Triad Constabulary members, 47 Dublin police, soldiers, and government servants were attacked. 25 attacks on police had occurred.
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United Service
London
Walter Guinness
House of Commons
MacPherson
Royal Triad
Mien
Dublin
Onnollie
Teeland
The
Royal
Noyal Tridh Constabulary
Aotter
Om Police
Dar
Crystal Brook Dress Band Elects Bert Trenwillt Leader
Crystal Brook band members elect Bert Trenwillt as band master and Treswillt as ch rear churee of the Kading Band before a rehearsal. The Electric Light Project is noted with a special town meeting held on Wednesday to discuss the Fighting vestinn and related civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Brook
Bert Trenwillt
Treswillt
St Patrick's Day Festivities at St Mark's School
A St Patrick's Day concert series features St Mark's School children, Mrs M L McMahon and Miss Mary Johnson with choirs, duets, and songs. Performances include violin, guitar, and magician acts, with instruction from teachers and local performers. The event opens Monday with a rehearsal and proceeds with a formal concert later in the week.
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Sir Mark
St. Patrick's Day
Dentsibu
Annie Treloar
St. Mark's School
Violty Gol
Artur Milnessum
Key
Gonnells
St Anthony's
Chldeen
M. V. McMahon
Mary Johnson
Bernard Kitwens
Nellie
Rob
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Concert Company
Madeline Smith
Frank Mackell
Magey Brady
Frank Polkinehorur
Aliee Richardson Guartet
Wacket
Kitson, Mead, and Polkinghorne, Sons
Hose McGarthy
Yung
Della Nongu
Brady
Richardson
Metartiy
Buffalo Anniversary at Lanra Lodge No 7 in Buffalo
Lanra Lodge No 7 in Buffalo held its first anniversary on Thursday night. Brother Dus Andress led the meeting with KOAL and PGT duties. About 154 members attended, including 25 visitors from Port Pirie. Several dignitaries were honored, with a musical program and refreshments provided.
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Lanra
Fund Lodge
England
Buffalo Lrder
Grant Dee
Heo Wynes
KOM
Lady Bro
Rowan
Po. Gml
Northuen
Bros Bills
Geo Johnson
Bros. Winter Amt
King
P. CS
Northern Areas
Smith party plans Adelaide visit and return to Melbourne
Smita Amare party, with Mr Hughes consent, aims to leave Melbourne early next week and stay in Adelaide for 7 to 40 days before flying back. Trose Smith contemplates travel from Adelaide to Mutooroo station if conditions allow, but is wary of rough landing spots and risks.
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Adelaide
Hughes
Ness Smith
Melbourne
Trose Smith
Mutooroo Station
Broken Hill
Mutooroo
Attitude of Government in Postwar Europe Debate
The Prime Minister Me Mugheny spoke at an Australian Industrial Protection League meeting on Monday, discussing Europe’s situation and the German revolution. He warned that the Versailles Treaty threatens stability, cited U S neutrality and League of Nations issues, and asserted Australia’s resolve to defend its rights within the British framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugheny
AS Hievitit
Australian Industric Protection League
Sirney
Juris
Capphiuse
Lim
Howl
Canada
Britain
Tereien
Iptralin
Australia
Weston
Waddaw
Theria
Great Britain
Quotations for Shins and Horsehides at Adelaide Sale
Messrs F. Wurm and Go announce reserves for shins rent and sale in Adelaide. The quotations show Rabbits 2/10 to 1 1b, Hides 1/74, Galtshina 4/3 Tb, Horsehides 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wurm
Adelaide
Uncertain Fire Scene Acknowledges Local Helpers
The report thanks Mr A W Binholt and others who assisted during a fire incident, with Mr W Cook as officer in charge and his staff expressing gratitude for daily entertainment provided to those involved.
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W. Cook
A. W. Binlolt
Deputation to be received on Gallantry Council agenda
At a meeting of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League executive led by Mr George Dey, a deputation from the Pirie Trades and Labor Council was received with a proposal to address work at the gantries. A special general meeting next Tuesday night will consider the deputation and related statements from St Patrick's Day luncheon. Speculation arose over the voyage of the Prince of Wales, with The Daily Mail praising the Australia visit as beneficial to imperial interests and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Wales
Australia
Qrince
British pledge to uphold peace treaty in Germany upheaval
London reports indicate Lloyd George affirmed Britain and the Allies will enforce the peace treaty in Germany as new power factions take control after a coup. Arrests of revolutionaries are claimed and tentative plans for a provisional government in Berlin emerge amid Spartacist unrest and weak government cooperation.
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London
Kenworthy
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Germany
George
Unclear fragment on WWII era council talks
Fragmentary report notes discussions among Supreme Weer Council members about German occupation areas including Essen Bern and Rubr hye Deen. Names and places are garbled, limiting precise attribution.
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London
Muusbay Morsing
Germany
Essen
Bern
Supreme
Weer Council
State armies in opposition reported in Copenhagen
United Service in Copenhagen reports dissension as new government heads refuse orders from Dr Kapps. Three generals resign, military leaders resign factional support shifts across German states. Wagons of uncertainty rise as Maglcal Democracy looks to latest developments. Telephones cut off amid suppressed remainder of the message.
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United Service
Gopenhagen
Berta
Kapps
Tee
Uae
Wurterbure
Wad Saxony
Wty
Gosrn
Demokralon Wits
Wolf's Bureau
Ebert Refuses Overtures Amid German Crisis
The deposed German president Ebert, interviewed in Dresden, says the new government offered negotiations on reconstruction while the old cabinet rejected the overtures. He asserts Us. Kapyos supporters briefly seized power, warning no one should remove them. He claims state governments back him and notes unlikely permission to stay in Holland during the crisis.
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Servier
Erlin
Ebert
Pssilent
Dresden
Drihe
Terr Ebert
Kapyos
Revolt in Germany as government splits over course
A Berlin dispatch notes divisions within the German civil and military authorities as the new government tightens its grip while Allied concerns rise over a monarchic or military reaction. Propaganda by air and troop parades flood streets as strikes paralyze daily life and court leaders debate next moves amid rising tensions. In Utrecht the Dutch government confirms the resident status of the Dutch prime minister and vows to press for a fixed locality.
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Mundayta
Asquith
Lloyd Ulge
Germany
Munich
Frank Junk
Aduvid
Allies occupy Constantinople in swift operation
An Allied force entered Constantinople yesterday morning and secured the city with little resistance. Troop movements under the Allied command reportedly proceeded smoothly, restoring quiet as authorities resumed normal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouter
Tandon
Constantinople
Gift of airships offered by Commonwealth refused
United Service reports London officials expressing surprise at the Commonwealths refusal to accept airships. They state confidence another dominion will eagerly accept the machines and note the offer was made by the ministry and the response occurred this Monday in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Thory Ministry
Commonwealth
Departure of Mr and Mrs Brock from Port Pirie to Glace
Mr and Mrs TF Brock leave Port Pirie today for their new home near Glace. They expect to travel two days to reach the new station. Members of St Ambrose Havery Church gathered to farewell them. Speakers praised Mr Brock for long service as an elder and treasurer. A hymnary was presented as a token of appreciation by the church supervisors.
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TF. Brock
Port Pirie
Glace
St. Ambew’s
Roeial
Bruck
Morgan
Mos
Mobaun
Moses Ali
V. Symunds
Wilkin
Purner
Mywounell
J. Mte
Wylde
Brock
Jas
McGonnnell
Strike of printers in Victoria causes large scale walkout
In Victoria printers strike for higher wages and better conditions. Demands include five pounds per week and a forty four hour week. About 1000 women and girls join in sympathy while around 300 small offices grant men’s demands and reopen. Nearly 100 workers halt work.
In The Public Eye Me Harry Duckson Santries
Me Harry Duckson described as confined to his room after an acute gout attack. The public note records his condition and a recent counter event related to his health.
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Harry Duckson
Santries
Theda Bara Starred in a Missy Portrayal Screen Comedy
The piece praises Theda Bara in a bold yet unclear portrayal described as a great picture of the present day. It highlights the spectacle and revolution in the area, noting the major release and distribution details amid fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binod
Port Pirie Amateur Swimming Club Race Day
The Port Pirie Amateur Swimming Club plans a 2 PM program at the dock with a 400 yards club race featuring G. Keatos Rodda and others and a 220 yards event including Rodda and BR Ball Mugnay as well as P. Reade Stevens. Additional entries and on the spot entries noted. a boys race may be arranged if participation allows.
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Port Pirie
Fis
Dock Y-Dar
Taleios Faye
G. Keatosser
Rodda
P. Kearges
E Ball
P. Mickey
BR. Ball
Rodda Wer
Mugnay
P. Reade
Stevens
B. Prigoiville
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