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A garbled morning message appears to mix phrases about waking and learning. It offers no clear names places or events and reads as an incomplete stream of words.
26 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
1
A garbled morning message appears to mix phrases about waking and learning. It offers no clear names places or events and reads as an incomplete stream of words.
A torn text fragment mentions wheat shipments and a warning to watch and call for action. It references Pirie and Gedo in unclear context, with no clear date, place, or outcome. Further readable details are needed to identify entities or events.
In Pirie a couple marks a diamond wedding anniversary with family members Ron Alles and children Rodecy and Denne present to celebrate the milestone.
Fragmented entry lists times and numbers for an event or schedule with unclear details. Reads like a damaged timetable or notice mentioning 648, 024, 0.38, and dates near Monday. Includes vague terms such as mistmum and bendy.
United Nations negotiators in Korea opened discussions to break the prisoner of war deadlock after both sides agreed to a news blackout. Officials prepared a substantive statement for the enemy, as the Communists gave a preliminary reply and the talks adjourned to resume next day.
Canberra report states the Minister of Trade warns importers that a lenient view will not be taken for shipments arriving without valid import licenses. Emphasis is placed on strict enforcement and potential penalties for noncompliance.
National stations to be erected and power increased across 17 outlets. Several stations to be modernised. After completion listeners nationwide will receive two national programs with interference free reception during peak evening hours.
In Malaya near Perab tslanger bender terrorists ambushed a patrol, killing 12 and wounding eight. Among the dead is B. C. M. Codner, former district officer of Fanjonged, noted for the Wooden Horse prison escape. Police suffered eight injuries as the attackers fled with guns and explosives.
A World Bank inquiry and commentary in a New York Journal article discuss Australia seeking external funds. Officials warn of possible limits on extending export finance and attracting more capital abroad.
A Pig Farmer named Henry Krajewski launched a humorous campaign last night titled New Squeal for President. He promised two free beers at the White House Stateony if elected, framing his bid as Poor Man's Parts solidarity.
About 80 cyclists and pedestrians gathered at Booleroo Centre on Saturday for a diverse program. The event featured A and B grade races with multiple distances, including half mile and one mile events, and a running segment with various time handicaps. Notable participants listed include E. Batrman, C. E Buirstow, H. Tum, B. Holt, and Len Smith among others. The dense entry list shows a broad field of operators and competitors across age groups and race formats.
The Northern Areas Football Association reports a profitable season with a credit of £470 after expenses, Crystal Brook premiers and 8th grade champions. Highlights include high standards, donations for injured players, and plans for uniform rules and better club etiquette.
About 60 members report bank balances near 2200 and decisions to erect a new scoreboard, finish and paint clubrooms, and build shelter. Brook Football Club begins the year with active leadership: Moers, Younis patron. F Newitt president. T Bedamin vice president. Yo uns secretary.
An Evansite faction attempted to depose Prime Minister Attlee as chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party. A motion for a new date was called in a tightening of orders. The party plans a ballot to choose a non-member to preside.
A large gathering marked the eighteenth or nineteenth anniversary of the Pirie Branch of the Age and Invalid Pensioners Association with visitors from Adelaide and nearby towns. Officials and dignitaries spoke on elder care, while entertainment by Lefevre Peninsula performers featured songs and sketches.
Whitny Campbell 58 of Pirie street Solomontown died at Pirie hospital on March 2 from head injuries after a collision with a scar driven car. Coroner Mr G Eselund found no evidence of driver negligence. Witnesses described the crash near Main Road Pirie and said Campbell’s health had been good prior to the accident.
The Pile Trotting and Racing Club's Ninth programme at Memorial Oval opens tomorrow evening with seven events from 7:45 to 10:45. Notable entrants include Euroby facing six rivals in the 3.20 Ascension Handicap, with Wandering Lady and Penganee among contenders. The card lists a Country Handicap with divisions, barrier positions, and engagements, plus reports on an unrelated motor-accident witness testimony and nearby theatre listings.
The St John Ambulance Brigade lists rostered duty members for the toror towght event. Diy-Supt. FJ Flinn Amb. Of. 4. W. Uhou Cadet Supt. A. J. Cingee Set. A. Ty Zubriateh Miranda Prés. R. A. Perrymin F. E. Devies P. & Gisen L. Vi. Brown are named for duty.
Geoffrey Lincoln Sait of Tarcowie Hotel was fined 25 and 125 fees for unlawfully supplying liquor. Others from Tarowie were fined 5 with 10 costs for unlawful presence in a bar during prohibited hours. Insp. C E Hudson prosecuted.
Canberra reports a six month deficit with the United Kingdom of £144,685,000 up from the previous year. In the six months ending December Australia imported £235,222,000 from the UK and exported £20,837,001. The full year 1950-51 deficit was £38,360,000.
A keenly fought Pirie Bowling Club final drew a big crowd as Youngs beat Hosking 32 to 28 in a sharply contested title match. The lead changed hands multiple times with Hosking clawing back from early deficits before Youngs secured the crown.
Adelaide tennis club notes report Pirie women win pairs sections in a bowling carnival. Pair teams from Port Pirie Chol and Port Noarlunga feature among section winners with scores listed across rounds, including Colman Laube and Piddy Greenslade from Maitland and Victor Harbor entries.
Railway women's tennis squads announced for the town meet with Mist H Errington and Mra Le Jeffery leading the gold and other players including Miss G Green Mrs R Newton and Miss B Evans.
At Strathalbyn the Eternal winner in the Strathalbyn Cup defeating Minor Derby. Machine Again placed third in a feature with other runners listed in the Victoria Handicap and related events. betting notes and odds accompany the race card details for the day.
Pirie High School student Wendy Lockett of Solomontown suffered facial cuts and a broken leg when a cycle collided with a car on Three Chain Road. She was thrown into the road and transported to Mere Hospital for treatment.
A fragmented report notes Broughton advanced to the cricket semi final with notable bowling from AbbIS and Evergreen Bert Head, who took multiple wickets, while Brock struggled with the bat. The piece references Usity of 15 crate Greets coviied wheel and other garbled names, but highlights a strong all round effort from the Broughton bowlers.
A compact note outlines various effects arising from sit room discussions. The brief highlights brief lines of content describing at least one outcome and potential next steps without sensational detail.
Mary Woodward of Singston Port Pirie sues John Percy Woodward of Bankstown for cruelty. Court grants divorce, awards custody of the children, and names Br. C. 4 Phiteax foe Mrs. Woodward.
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