Port Adelaide Norwood match proposed with gate split plan
A letter states the South Australian National Football League committee recommended proceeding with the Port Adelaide versus Norwood match at Pike on May 29 with the league receiving ten percent of net gate proceeds toward local costs. Local secretary Hocking awaiting official notification, with arrangements in place. Mushroom harvests spurred weekend activity as shops reported shifting orders and many households stocked up. Anzac Appeal proceeds raised £199 3s 2d including a £21 corporate donation from BALAS workers, with elderly collector Mrs. Thaldane among those aiding a broad list of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessare Tron Ydelande
Rogramme
South Austrasian National Football League
Port Adelaide
Norwood
Ss Hocking
Tague
We. M. O'Neill
Pie
Bala.s. Employes
Generis
A. Thaldane
Mesdames
J. O Ball
KR. D. Hammill
J. Morris
CC O'Connor
O'Laughlin
W.M. Oo
Skewes
Ale
M Sly
Trigwall
J. Vass
Virler-Smith
Pam Pitzgerald Masters
O'Loughlin
V. O'Neill
Reds assault Dien Bien Phu in bid for victory
The vast attack began at 10 p.m. after a heavy artillery barrage from hills. French forces and Dien Bien Phu defenders held against relentless assault as Communist units pressed to breach the perimeter. The garrison reportedly remains surrounded with aerial support limited and the airstrip under partial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dien Bien Phu
Hanok
Tie Td Cite
Wekers
Ander
Queen Juliana's 45th Birthday Celebrated Worldwide
Article notes Queen Juliana turning 45 with celebrations across Australia, Netherlands cities, and many lands. Her birthday drew devotion from Dutch subjects and worldwide crowds, with calls to join in national songs and festivities honoring the monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Netherlands
Juliana
Amuy
Record of 260 Entries At Pirie Championship Dog Show
Record of 260 entries covering 133 dogs was received at Pirie and Northern Districts Kennel Club’s championship show at Ellen Street grounds. Best exhibit awarded to D Roche’s Kerry blue dog Berenwode Outrider. other top prizes included Hopevale’s Cocker Spaniel, Glenberry Royal for best opposite sex, and numerous prizewinners across breeds from local and regional fanciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie and
Northern Districts Kennel Club
Ellen Street
Mr. D. Roche
Berenwode Outrider
Northert
G. Hinton
Tg Strug
S. Rowlis
Melbourne
Ruche
A. E. Bentley
Mr. Roche
Mr. H. Livave
Hopevale Tre
Mrs. €. Wilton
Glenberry Royal Arm
KCC
S.a.ca
Rekk. Anderson
Boxendale Brieny
J. G
Berengwode
Best. Brace
B. Brax
Golden Corker Spaniels
West Newry
Bentley
Cy Wilton
Flemberly
Mes Poiilers of
Pirie
Jinghi Dianne
Globe Oval Gala evident in disjointed text
The article describes a Globe Oval Gala with a Maypole event and various contests including highline, basketball, and ribbon activities. It mentions judges Mr J.C. Scotcher and Mr Turner, and notes awards for best frock and exemplary performances by groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Ovill
Pringnimmanane
Hymonth
Fiderdsias
Une Goo
Sinerila Ordey
Duchy Papwrilla
Advi Altar
Mmeibey
Hh Group
Spee
Ian
Shieh
Ceuily Schuwulegoe
Manhae Amuate Fotos Baretti
Anne Mire
Brivic
Mr. Tumner
J.C. Scotcher
W. M. Huichiiwun
Emall Boys
J. ‘Wauchope
Ani
Turner
P. Connor
G. Muu
Giew Wits
P. Lynch
de Forulle
Anu
Day To Day Weather Summary For International Ports
Weather notes indicate temperatures across major cities with highs near 68 to 77 degrees and a mix of cool steady conditions. Forecast suggests northeast air flow, light to moderate winds, and seas varying from light to moderate with a shift toward northwest later.
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Pirie
Wain
Sat Vidas
Capital City
Perth
Usishiuw
Sydney
Melvalitin
Mobart
Melbourne May Day March Under Strong Police Presence
A large May Day march in Melbourne, organized by the Communists, passed from Trader Wall to the Yarra bank under heavy mounted, motor, and uniformed police. Reported clashes and a tense atmosphere followed, with protesters displaying banners as Empire Youth groups confronted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sunutay
Yarra Bank
Huey
Elilebion
Tianetihise
Saviciy
Empire Youth
Suviday
Atieusiaiees
Muri
Secretary of A.L.P. Honored After 26 Years Service
An article recalls Mr G H Sharpe receiving party recognition for 26 years as secretary. Central figures include E Hoeype and MLA colleagues while tributes note his long service to the Federated Municipal electors and local committees. The ceremony featured presentations and expressions of gratitude for his dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Watersiely
Feder
Aminbers Wen
Grotite Sharpe
Tmayor
Pts
Mesure
Rusvll
Mla
Ber
Hee
W. Reid
Howley
Lf Davis
PB Gharke
wehoMi
Ehoype
Golf Trophy Matches Feature Dense Field of Players
A gravelly list of names and results dominates the page, naming competitors such as Rineston, Wie, Rowe, Davies, Stowe, and Campbell. It records scores and placements across a long field for a golf trophy event, with many players from clubs or regions listed alongside numbers, likely representing finishes or points.
Apeoolates 18 Hole Stroke Play Championship Report
A garbled note outlines a weather affected 18 hole stroke play event with mentions of players and scores. It references a second round draw and committee actions but provides few clear names or outcomes.
Coral Sea Battle remembered by Australian war veterans
The Australian-American Association marks the Coral Sea Battle of May 4 1942 hailed as crucial in saving Australia from invasion. The observance highlights Allied efforts, key vessels, and the turning point toward Japan's retreat, with veterans recounting the engagement and its significance in the Pacific War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian-American Association
Australia
Japan
Colorful Hockey Opening Opens With Ceremony and High Scores
Reports from the season opener highlight Crystal Brook and Old Scholars, with standout players Minnis and Gordon. Crystal Brook tallied multiple goals led by Minnis and Gordon, while Old Scholars contributed goals from Kath Rothstein and Marion Pra among others.
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Davie
Ste de Hiied
Meedauws
Utes
Ako Quyssnit
Dinix
Ucla
Ge Ars Hiren
Kath Rothstein
Dorothy Robertson
Kath Prawer
Harlan Mark
Amd
Marion Pra
al Biwoh
Staarr
Old Scholara
Storty
Teoalbitier
Lil Spout
Carruthers Retains Bantam Title In Rain Soaked Win
Timmy Carruthers defended his bantamweight title on a 12 round decision over Songkitrat at the National Stadium. Twenty spectators were drenched as torrential rain soaked the open air arena. Carruthers withstood a wounded eye in round ten and recovered after slipping in tough fighting conditions, with his wife Myra visible at ringside.
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Sanurur Surtus
Timmy Carruthers
Heenneberry
Eleree
Songkitra
Vuruthers
Songkurat
Carruthers
Jimmy
Myra
Indo-China ceasefire plans outlined in Colombo communique
A Colombo issued communique from South Asian delegates outlines proposals to end the Indo-China war. It calls for Geneva talks to advance independence goals and reduce conflict, naming negotiators from Ceylon, Pakistan, Burma, and Indonesia as part of the Geneva process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Geneva
Ceylon
Thei
Pakistan
Buri
Ins Hioutah
Local soccer preparations and lineup notes
Report on an upcoming soccer match with team selections and player names. Mentions practice on the hall ground, schedule for tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday, and that the game will be played at Pine.
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Juuliardi
Richter
Ian
Groening
Balfour
van Beaten
P Detvigia
Saracine
Cayutas
Orves
Vascull
Rafanelli
Pateterson
Wealuvsduyy
Thureday
Pine
Savoy Triumphs as Meirial Matell Defeated at Port Augusta
Savoy defeated Port Augusta in a volatile match with standout play from Adamghont Groening who led the defense and kept the rival offense in check. The late surge by Savoy secured a convincing victory as the crowd witnessed a tense finish and new virtual champions emerged for the season.
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Meirial Matell
Port Augweta
Savoy
Furr
Port Augusta
Jared
Laylie
Teesayh
Aimost
Savoy Way
Uieh
Solomontown Dominates Port in Opening League Clash
Solomontown overwhelmed Port in the league opener, winning decisively by 114 points. The Green and Whites were unable to match Solomontown’s pace, handball, and team play, with Pinky Davidson opening and Bill Cochrane adding early scores before De Thorn secured several from close range as the match wore on.
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Port Moresby
Sun
Sun Hee
Stuson
Woo Hueoe
Die
Subway
Solomontown
PORT
Whitey
Sulomustowin
Penn
Nas
de Thorn
Signet
Stein Max Troodwin
Solomon
Ryan
Malis
Walker
Polkinghorne
Gochtine
Davidson
Pollingwile
Thornton
Cin
Schapel
Madswan
Sayner
Litte
Yora K. Finlay
R. Fin D. Loci
My Pollard
W. Sater
W Fitzgerald
J. Bailes
Solomontown Defeats Port in Fast Football Clash
Solomontown led 7 points at halftime and stretched ahead in the second term as Port fought back. Standouts included J Walker and M Goodwin for Solomontown with Cochrane Davidson Veitch Rowe Norton and Molkinghourne among the stars. final margin 53 2. Port’s quick scoring with Fawcett Ryan Cochrane and Vigor kept them in touch, but Solomontown’s new blue kit and sharper backline sealed the win at their ground.
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Solomontown
D Sfalsorsen
J) Rowe
P Knervini
Goodwin
Port
Shermonsawa
Walker
Andy Vanont
Odditien
Fawcett
Ryan
Cochrane
Det
Listilayrof Ly Port
Solomon- Fon
W. Sayner Couliany
Mowerenter
Maj ‘mvi Whorsten
Cordrane
David
Oun Thorgon
Thorntan
Bort
Binlay
Autiway
Peter Minervini
Teypear
Old Singn Tir
Tomentown
J. Walker
M. Goodwin
Salomontown
W. Cochrane
Davidson
Be Veitch
J Rowe
Norton
Molkinghurne
J Huddy
New Atomic Cannon Advocated by U.S. Military Officials
Springfield Missouri report cites Susiday Ge and General Matthew Ridgway stating a new atomic cannon could fire shells as powerful as the atomic bomb dropped on a Japanese city during World War II, marking a shift in arms capability.
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Springfield
Missouri
Susiday Ge
Matthew Ridgway
Cluster
United Statenary
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Virieay
Juw
Anzac Appeal
Amunists First
Netherland
Jer Atieaiduaits
Banc Eis
A.L.P
G. H. Sharpe
Mallyon Memorial
Matti
Hetil
Wallace
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A Feyades KL
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Adie
Cma
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Dent
Burhan
Rowe
Davies
Une
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TJ Skues
Ralph
Virade
Condon
Lmpett
William G. Heb
J. Brabenridge Oy
Moris
Buydon
Jo Metarthy
Mi Davie
Pathe
Stowe
Silchneah
Fe Liseion
Miller
Armour
Ing Gobormny
Riddle
HO Campbell
H. Fraser
Ullworth
R. Burgess
Maron
Apeoolates
Kwo Brjtelee
Bullock
Mra D. Adails
Coral Sea
Chingth
Lus Fee
Byotal Rawbey
Solio
Bouganicitie
Erin
Vepal
Puneet
Jaconsk
Tadt
Toni
Telly Vossuetnt
Mackerhin
Hussound
Dante
Jardine
Ourvegigiel
Otto
Vieas
Matelicns Udon
Vniemy
Portani
Indo-China
Don Winton
Ayer
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Sclowantawi
Satarddy
VFL
Nike
Solomon- Juin
Truudwin
Tor
Stigles
Camme
Wagner
Rial
Tin
Thushton
Ant Vanvert
Ty Fawcett
Pinky
Por
M. Poleford
Finn
Saler
Guy
Vitel
Park
Salumantown
Thormton
Coelirane
J Walker
M. Fawcett
K.an
Palkinghorne
Ortun
Vor
Frovdiwin
We Pavner
D. Lemm
AV Schapel
He Madigan
House of Hairdressers
Hoffmanns Elles Straet
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