British Reinforcements Hold Line in Jaffa Conflict
British Army orders hold Talfa line as Cromwell tanks and 77 mm guns reinforce forces between Arab and Jewish factions in Jaffa amid mounting casualties. Report notes a marked shift in Palestine Theatre priority and describes Syrian troop movements near Damascus with units leaving Kalama camp in armored cars and tanks.
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Jerusalem
Talfa
Irgutt Zawat Leuwit
Jaffa
Palestine
Middle East
Associated Press
Damascus
Kalama
Haibun
Train passenger's suitcase removed at junction
A man named Sarwent aided by another was linked to two suitcases found on a platform at the junction. One bag vanished after an initial claim, with police later noting another grip removed from the tram area. In other news, reports claim Tugun threatened to shell British forces in Manshieh and Arab leaders promised support as Palestine tensions rise.
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Puuinclothes
Lamshed
Pirie
Sulteage
Sd Aida
Hilard
Sarwent
Aed
Tugun
Manshieh
Cairo
Ibn ‘Saud
Saudi Arabi
Palestine
Abdullah
Transjordan
United Press
Amman
United Nations
U.N. Debates Palestine End Without Decision
At Lake Success the United Nations adjourned for the weekend after an emergency debate on Palestine without reaching a decision. delegates from multiple nations remained in session but failed to agree on a course of action as the week closed.
Pirie Women Open Season In Scoreless Tie Parade
Pirie women's hockey opened with eight teams in action on Saturday. One B grade match ended scoreless while three deciders saw varied results. Crystal Brook narrowly beat Astomville, Stuart swept Old Scholars, and high school sides showed promise. Officials and patrons attended the opening ceremony at Leonard Park as local dignitaries praised the players.
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Pirie
Crystal Brook
Astomville
Stuart
Associaton
Gordon
Bessese Ol Wild Ntting
Jacke
Ubey
E Dumsford
G. Williams
E. Murrie
Middleton
Alley Lane
Wirteler
Seaves
Record golf score to J. G. Bullock in memorial match
First round leaders in the W.K. Mallyon Memorial Match Cup, run by Pirie Gole Cink, saw most of the top 10 advance after the second round. J. G. Bullock set an all time met score with 18 under par, surpassing Hi. B. Pasroe’s prior mark. KD. McLeod won A grade and 1. Os home won H grade as a record entry of 9 entered two qual rounds, with 43 completing.
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Hi. B. Pasroe
KD. McLeod
Riddley
M. Penny
B. Schwarte
HL Adams
T. A. Bernhardt Vy
J. G. Bullock
V. Hu Pike
D. H.R. Adams
H. Skewes
Vo L. Osborne
D. TL Re Adams
Adams
Ole
Frou
R. K._Mallyon
Gy Osborne
Sunday Footballers Defy City Council
Adelaide Sunday Independent Football Association opened its season with four matches in South Parkland despite Adelaide City Council. Council representatives attended but did not attempt to stop the games.
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Adelaide
Independent Football Association
South Parkland
Vee Caemae Papas
Double Tie In Pirie Women's Golf
A Pirie Golf Club event saw a double tie in the women’s stroke affair and separate A B C grade results. In A grade Mrs Crouch and Mrs Read tied, with Miss Armstrong close behind. Mrs Thomas defeated Mrs Belcher in B grade, while leading scores in C grade included Mrs Rowe and Mrs Paterson in separate Petilon play.
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Pirie
Weil Wie
Pirie Golf Club Associates
Wi A. R. Crouch
N. Read
Armstrong
Lal
Belcher
O. BL. Thomas
Crystal Brook and Pike Clubs Set for Kingston Park Match
Crystal Brook and Pike Clubs prepared to send teams of MM ausoeraies to a scheduled match at Kingston Park tomorrow. Players and organizers confirm the pairing and venue, with details pending final lineup and kickoff time.
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MM Ausoeraies
Crystal Brook
Pike
Kingston Park
Miller 175 Not Out Builds Australian First Innings Total
In a County Match at London on Sunday Australia reach 8 for 407 after a rain softened pitch. Miller remained not out on 175 as Brown, Bradman, and Loxton contributed. Jackson led Leicestershire bowlers with several wickets including 4/72.
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London
Leicestershire
Australia
Brown
Jackson
Bates
Sperry
Miller
Bradman
Corrall
Etherington
É Harvey
W. Walsh
Iz Hamence
St. Corral
Welk
Loxton
B. Jackson
Johnson
C. Lester
Rangers
Lester
Sackson
Personal notes on Pirie figures and attendant moves
Pirie residents and visitors feature in a rundown of plans and appointments. W Hosking departs for Adelaide to attend Carols by Candlelight cheque handovers to Adelaide Children's Hospital and Somerton Crippled Children's Home on behalf of the local committee. A E Treleaven travels to Sydney to assist New South Wales camps for Bali migrants, absent six to eight weeks. Les Nicholls, 104% Open golf champion of WA, arrived in Pirie for a stay. FD Rundell departs to manage the Port Adelaide Savings Bank branch with BK Phillips to take over in Pirie. ES Puddy, Adelaide Steamship manager, returns to duty after annual leave. J M Sheppard has been acting in Sydney. Miss Joyce Draper of Malvern, Victoria, visits Rev R J Shanks. she heads Presbyterian Fellowship Association executive and leads Melbourne YWCA groups.
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mgdeLon
Bury Wid
W. Hosking
Pirle
Adelside
Adelaide Children's Hospital
Somerton
Phillips
Re Veving Star
ES. Puddy
Pirie
Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Iiuty
Puddy
J. M. Sheppard
Sydney
Joyce Draper
Malvern
Victoria
R. J. Shanks
Miss Draper
Presbyterian Fellowship Association
Melbourne Young Women's Christian Association
Ill and travel home ward follow Melbourne holiday
Mr. D Walton of Pirie fell ill in Melbourne during annual leave. He flew home from Essendon to land in Pirie and enter a ward that evening. Also, Pirie Mayor Middietor opened A and B grade football at Memorial Oval to begin the 1948 season.
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D Walton
Pirie
Melbourne
Essendon
I Pirle
Parafield
M. M. B. Middietor
Memorial Oval
Whyalla
A. Redshaw
A. Kersten
Barnet
Federated Enginedrivers
Piremen
A. ¢. Branford
Solomontown
Whyalla St
Young Men's Christian Association
Adelaide
Curtis
WMCA
Japan
Peterborough Y.M.C.A
Tru Barber
Boxing Bout Sparks Victory at West Melbourne Stadium
In West Melbourne Stadium, Bobby Lawson defeated Jackie Dubiels on points in a boxing bout. Lawson scored eleven wins to Dubiels ten by twelve rounds, as weather and city temperatures flickered with mild forecasts and fluctuating day times.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Veas
S Lawson
Dantels
Bobby Lawson
Jackie Dubiels
West Melbourne
Free Medicine On June 1 Announcement
In Canberra on Sunday the Federal Government announced a free medicine scheme starting June 1. Health Minister Xenna said doctors may deviate from the formulary if needed, with patients paying for non formulary prescriptions. The formulary lists 600 items including sulpha group drugs penicillin vaccines serums and biologics like fusulin.
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Canberra
Sen. N
Xenna
Suilpha
Pirie Cyclists Do Well At Northern Carnivals
A large Pirie cycling party rode a busy weekend in the North securing several top places at Quorn and Port Augusta. Quorn drew large crowds with no injuries. Port Augusta saw two spills and a notable win by J Whitford in the Sheffield event. Event finals list Pirie riders among winners in half-mile and mile races with strong performances by Nestor Warmer Worden and Whitehead.
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Pirie
Quorn
Port Auguste
Une
Warmer
Fort Augusta
L. Harvey
Port Augusta
FR. Goddard
T. George
Whyalla
G. Day
M. Hayes
Adelside
J. Nestor
Sees
P. Thomas
Adelaide
R. Whitehead
Wallace
J Williams
A. Shepherd
L._ George
Thurgood
PF. Thomas
F. Spears
R. Wallace
J Appleby
Cavenett
R. Sedinary
London
S. Cavenett
Warner
Pire
J. Whitford
Prosger
D.gillies
Double To G. Dietman In Pike
G Dietman outsprints nine rivals in two handicap races at Pike track opening. In the two mile handicap Dietman won by a length with half a length to second. time 4.30.25. In the one mile handicap Dietman wins by two lengths from W Shepherd. time 14.4.
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G. Dietman
Pike
Dietman
W. Shepherd
Vondon
London
Iy ‘W. Shepherd
Voice of the Churches gathers notes on local faith groups
Reports from Southern Methodist and Central Methodist circuits, Baptist notices, and missionary updates. Rev L J Atkinson welcomed to societies, infant Robyn Anne Brown baptized with grandparents present. Sympathy offered for Douglas Scarman. Central Mission ministry change and call for prayers. Overseas Week in Australian Baptists highlighting Bengal Assam Pakistan areas with nearly 40 missionaries and training. Miss Neta Clark noted as mission pioneer.
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Southern Methodist Circuit
Wandearah
Gulla
Fellowship
Risdon Park
Order of Knights
L. J. Atkinson
Robyn Anne
A. Brown
Douglas Scarman
South Baptist
Central Methodist Circuit
Central Mission
Central Baptist
Australia
Bengal
Assam
Pakistan
Australis
Eld
Pirie
Neta Clark
Brest Bros
Douglas
Brighton
Peter Mellor
Ip Fite
Greek Minister Assassinated in Athens
Athens reports the assassination of Justice Minister M Christos Ladas by a young Communist as he lay gravely wounded in hospital. The same dispatch notes cyclone conditions easing in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales with the cyclone moving out to sea.
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Athens
M. Christos Ladas
Justce
Queensland
Sydney
New South Wales
PIRIE SHIPPING NEWS FROM ADELAIDE PORTS AND VESSELS
Port Adelaide area ships and tides today with water heights and low stages. Vessels due Fort Buffalo and others to load wheat lead concentrates and cargoes for New York, United Kingdom, and Singapore routes. Incharran in port at Federal Wharf.
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Moonta
Port Adelaide
Pamengure
General Cargo
Adelaide Steamship Company, Ltd
Coluc
Ristion
Moonta 'Pm
Port Auguste
Tomoday
Locharran
Riston
Fort Buffalo
Port
Adelaide
Lewis Dreyfus & Co. Ltd
Manderson Victory
New Yorke
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Cry of Poona
United Kingdom
Elder, Smith & Co, Ltd
Cleodorn
Singapore
Port Adeaide
Diese Ois
Rheil Company of Australia, Ltd
City of Canberra
Fremantle
Statford
Melbourne
Elder, Smith and Co. Ltd
Kaitura
New York
Elder, Smith & Co., Ltd
port—Incharran
Federal
Moonta to Dock with General Cargo and Passenger List
The motor vessel Moonta will arrive today with general cargo and a full Sper Gulf trip passenger list. It lists Messrs and Mesdames including R. Hayes, L. Canter, F. Faulkner, G. Brown, W. Hogg, F. Leibich, Mathews, Lawford, Crawford, Wyld, Besanko, two children, E. Milliame and others, along with numerous other passengers and names.
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Moonta
Messrs
R. Hayes
Ner
L. Canter
FR. Faulkner
AG. G. Brown
W. 5. Hogg
F. Leibich
F. Mathews
Faulkes
J. Lawford
A. Crawford
W. Wyld
HF. Besanko
Rifle Championship Scores at Pirie Ranges
A. R. Barbieri won the champion pin with a near flawless 79 of 80 points. The event featured 21 HM members hitting the handicap limit of 78 in clear conditions for the double shoot at 8X. Scores listed include A. Tt Barbieri 40 39 79, and many shooters such as T. C. Keast 47 39 78, R. G. Brown 34 38 78, H. Gearing 36 39 78, and J. Turner 35 34 78.
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Im Hig
al Pirie
A. R. Barbieri
HM Meners Ouy
A. Tt
Barhseri
AL Ayeschke
P Lethbodge H
A. Mc~Kinnon
M. O. Huddy
A. E. Jase
G. Gould
D.C. Laube
Li Methersey
R. Sampson
Norton
F. Errington
Thompson
Walker
W.' Ely
Gerblieh
Letherbridge
R.A. Burt
Hennessy Wins Miniature Jinx Target at Third Quarter Shoot
In the second shoot of the third quarter, Hennessy tops the field at 25 and 50 yards to capture the champion pin in the Miniature Rifle Clash. Final totals list W J Hennessy 76 77 6-153 ahead of E A Lethbridge 71 73 13-157 and M J Sandery 70 72 13-157, with other shooters totaling in the 60s and 70s. The next event, the third shoot of the third quarter, is scheduled for four doubles at 25 yards in May.
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W. J. Hennessy
E. A. Lethbridge
M. J Sandery
A. E. Jose
A. al” Meschke
TC Keast
Norton wins Crystal Brooke Club shoot at 200 yards
Norton tops Crystal Brooke Club rifle match with 75 at 200 yards. Scorers include Norton 38 37 12-80 and McNamara 33 33 12-80 among many others. local notices mention Youth Week activities and church news amid scattered community items.
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Norton
Crystal Brooke Club
AL H. Norton
Ueusity
D. Siedel
K. Norton
W. Symons
R. Coven
K. McNamara
Saint
E. Arbon
R. McNeil
W. D. Lines
J. Lines
R.A. Mathews
W. I
Opening Crowd Sees Proprietary Beat Port In Strong Debut
A 1700 plus crowd watched Proprietary defeat Port 9 6 to 7 13 in a hard fought opening round. Roads starred for Port while Lemm and Smale found form for Proprietary as the pace surged in the final quarter and the sun wore on the players.
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Pirie
Proprietary
Port
Redlegs
One-Sided Finish In B Grade Game
Port struggled in the opening as Port and the B grade side traded early pressure. Port mustered only two goals by the first minutes while their opponents surged ahead. Willis at 6 ft 5 in dominated marking and kicking, and Port’s defense led by Nines stopped the red attackers. Threadgold led Port in the ruck but could not match the stronger side. Final score shows a decisive win for the B graders as Proprietary dominated the match with multiple goalkickers and best players named, noting strong defensive work and limited Port scoring after the opening minutes.
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Port
Quater
Davey
Audess
Finch
J. Brown
Port Conte
G. Wilson
Proprietary
Stephanos
W. Price
Lem
Baverstock
Sinc Germinario
Greer
Ulseth
Smale
Pat
Levim
Jane
Maki
Hefewedeum
Tooke Nf Colsiney
Proiivbary
Lefence
C.el
Ford Teapt
Threadgold
Willis
Insy
Proprietary Juniors Triumph Over Park in Netball Clash
Proprietary Juniors, led by Jack Owens, defeated Park 72 to 55 in a decisive netball match. The team built a strong lead by the third quarter, holding Park scoreless for stretches and maintaining control to the final whistle. Key scorers included Norris with 13 points and Coleman with 2, as Proprietary extended their margin and secured the win.
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Parkay
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Kevin Punk
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Australian Broadcasting Commission
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Peterborough
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Adelade
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Ade
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Piries
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Wile
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Voice OF the Churches
Pirie Shipping News
Whelan
M O'Brien
G. Stewart
P. Bexton
Sylvester
L. Chitty
P. Part
A Edwards
S Roberts
R. Francis
D. Griggs
Foster
Cralg
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Bell
L. Porter
Russell
C. MacDonald
B Martin
M. Cassebohn
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H. Flett
G. Wells
Barbieri
Hennessy
Miniature Jin
Jim Fergusson
J. Pinch
Congregational Youth Fellowship
Bob Barris
G. Lydeamore
A. Waddell
St Andrew's
Kadina
Women’s Guild
Wisling
R. Thal
G. Jobson
C. Morphett
M. Baker
Ri. Naulty
V- Simpson
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Greens
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Wilson
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D. Rohrig
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G. Wilner
Wiss
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Wiliam
Stars OF the Day Proprietary
A Stephanan
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Giles
D. Kershaw
Biueh
J Ulford
V Simpson
G Wilson
M. Davey
Port Stiale
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Audou
Anistold
Almoult
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Willie W. Blyth
Petaena H. Mutton
Perry Teach
T. Corrie
J Davies
Parks
Basan
Threadgoly
Mahon
Preprety
C. Telford
Moseley
J. Willis
B. Helter
Davies
Roderrs
Evan B. Threatigold
Te Hubert
Bassani
Gillies
Jack Owens
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