Britain weighs US Japan policy in official talks
Canberra reports Britain in official Commonwealth talks to gauge views on US policy to make Japan a workshop for Asia. Britain grows concerned at American industrialization in Japan and seeks limits to avoid intensified trade rivalry with TURIO. Emperor Hirohito interview notes hint at broader implications.
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Britain
Japan
Canberra
British Commonwealth
United States
Asia
Tewes
America
Australia
MacArthur
Mirohito
Hanes
Nureum
Six Hour Battle Near Jerusalem Ends in Casualties
British United Press reports that Arab Legion and Liberation Army troops repelled a Jewish assault on the village of Tur near Mount Scopus after a six hour fight. Jews tried to recover 39 bodies from a prior engagement as heavy casualties were reported on both sides.
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Jerusalem
British United Press
Arab Legion
Liberation Army
Tur
Mount Scopus
Christmas Eve in Holy City by L J Atkinson
Rev L J Atkinson, new minister of Risdon Park Methodist Church, recalls Christmas Eve 182 in Jerusalem. He describes Handel Messiah sung by a mixed choir of Royal Army Pay Corps, RAF officer conductor, a Briton soloist, a Pole tenor, and Jerusalem residents among the soprano and contralto, with a Palestinian orchestra and noted organist. Atkinson, a former wheat and sheep farmer, outlines his path to ministry and his views on church standards and collective movements.
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Fly
Jerusalem
Holy City
L. J. Atkinson
Risdon Park Methodist Church
Royal Army Pay Corps
Pole
Beeple
Atkinson
Wesley College
Spalding
London
Royal Air
2/1th Field Ambulance
Shannon
Middle East
Ing
Holy Land
Gander
Newfoundland
Land
Nazareth
Galilee
Bethlehem
Women Cyclists Good Start Anniversary Race Planned
Women cyclists held their first annual meeting at K T Tietz’s Alcaander Street premises and enter a second year with £12 credit and six members. Easter carnival at Broke Hill and Adelaide state five mile championship visitors boosted outlook. a Sunday anniversary road race with a trophy is planned. Officers: RT Tiety treasurer, Rita Sedquary, Belty Wittschiebde secretaries, Miriam Trateson, Joyce Appleby trustees, Beryl Loudon, Sylvia Warner, auditor, RLA Tretz, London Warner, Patty Egan, Shirley McLaughlin, Betty Thomas committee.
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Hike
K. T. Tietz
Alcaander Street
Broke Hill
Adelaide
New Greek Liberal Cabinet Resignations, Reshuffle Expected
London reports all Greek Liberal Cabinet ministers have handed in resignations to Prime Minister M. Sephoulis to enable a cabinet reshuffle. Populists in the coalition government are also expected to resign as a new cabinet under M. Sophoulis may be sworn in. British Under-Secretary Mayhew calls the Athens mass executions of Greek Communists a shock to the British people. Sir Clifford Norton has been instructed to convey strong terms to the Greek government.
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London
M. Sephoulis
Associated Press
Athens
M. Sophoullwig
Mayhew
Trom
Clifford Norton
Mooris To Remain In Australia
In Burra Hospital an inquest into the death of Lance Phillips a 28 year old grazier on his father's property at World's End Creek was opened coroner S Kelleway presiding. Lillian May Matiner 23 critically wounded, and Leslie Weiss 28 charged with murder, were involved as proceedings adjourned after evidence. The Federal Government signaled no move to deport Maoris or alter settlement rules in Australia despite discussions on New Zealand Maoris.
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Burra
Burra Hospital
S. Kelleway
Lance Phillips
World's End Creek
Lillian May Mattiner
Robert Phillips
Burra’ Hospital
Leslie Hardy Weiss
Mount Mary
Phillips
Canberra
Lance
New Zealand
Tu Burra
Weiss
Australia
Warde
New
Sydney
Melbourne
Inaugural Dinner of the YWCA in Adelaide
About 50 women attended the inaugural YWCA dinner in the town hall supper room. Mrs R Wheeler urged reading The Purpose of the YWCA to unite women worldwide in friendship knowledge and service. Mrs R Crompton spoke of Britain's plight postwar and the clothing shortages amid rationing, noting damage from the war and the blitz. Miss D Bailey outlined forming a dinner club as a monthly guest speaker and discussion group for Adelaide YWCA members.
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Pirie Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Town Hall
Grace
R. Wheeler
YWGA
Jesus Christ
Susilo Boy
Morphettville
G. J. Lard
Iife
Afi
Horse Pirie
Country Women's
Bay Drowned In Strathalbyn Swimming Pool
Andrew Johnson of Commercial Road Strathalbyn aged about 5 drowned today while playing with other boys at Strathalbyn Swimming Pool. He fell from the diving board into the pool and was not found until fairly after. Attempts to revive him by authorities and hospital staff were unsuccessful.
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Adelaide
Andrew Johnson
Commercial” Road
Strathalbyn
Owas
Diving Board
Def
Hogstal
Denholl Selected For Goodwood Denholl Selected For Goodwood
Dewees shows Denholl to win the £1500 Goodwood Handicap Morphettville tomorrow as a three day carnival opens. Selections include Lady Antog at Moonee Valley and a full slate at Morphettville and Ascot with names such as Brucefield Koolspa and Artful Gold among the contenders.
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Dewees
David
Morphettville
Matthew
Lady Antog
Moonee Valley
Brucefield
Koolspa
Glen Hero
Moris
Patler Vous
Huxley
Artful Gold
Biblical
Denhotl
Comedy Prince
Royal Gem
Bean Gem
Bilo
Suffire
Valewrl
Daksina
Stenelaus
Puralba
Sir Rotex
Mr. Pitt
Lord Beaufort
Lord Cavil
Phoibas
Star of Gold
el Falcos
Trellis
St. Rembrandt
Hororata
Beau John
Vantage
Hearsay
Garofll
Sea Monarch
Euxine
Sunrocks
Cripps Denies Sterling Devaluation Reports
Sir Stafford Cripps called reports of potential devaluation of sterling completely false and said there was no intention to devalue. In other news, nurses’ examination results from South Australia list Port Pirie Hospital passes including Enid Ackland, Buc Kirley, B. Vluvelrell, and Adelaide Rice.
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London
Stafford ‘Cripps
Exchequer
Nurses Board of South Australia
Port Pirie Hospital
Enid G. Ackland
Buc
Piece of blatant propaganda sparks questions in Parliament
In Federal Parliament Mr E H D Russell challenged South Australia’s stance on apple allocations to the United Kingdom. Minister R Pollard rebutted, saying SA was exempted from the Apple and Pear Board from 1943, while Tasmania and Western Australia faced continued acquisitions. The government stated profits from 3,000,000 cases exported to the UK would be shared among SA, Tas, and WA growers.
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South Australia
United Kingdom
E. H. D. Russell
Fur Grey
Playford
Russell
R. ‘I. Pollard
South Aus
Tralia
Tasmanian
Western Australia
Ius Waban
Yusitania
West Wn Australia
San Australie
Tasmania
Phyfard
Bullard
Tle
Apple and Pear Board
Australia
Close Call for Australia as Bradford Test Tracks Yorks
Australia trails Yorkshire by 12 runs at adjournment in Bradford. In first innings Yorkshire totals show Hulton Halliday Lester and others contributing. in second innings Smailes and Wardle lead the bowling. Australia’s Brown and Hassett among batsmen. Harvey and McCool stand firm as late innings shapes the overall result.
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London
Bradford
Australia
Yorkshire
Hulton
Hamence
B. Johnston
Halliday
C. Brown
B. Miller
Lester
Aspinall
Watson
Coxon
Low
Sminiles
Sellers
B. Lindwall
Wardie
B. Johnnston
Brennan
Robinson
Miler Gap
Ohnston
Brown
Smailes
Morris
B. Smaltes
Hassett
B. Smailes
C. Aspinall
Harvey
B. Robinson
Miller
C. Watson
B. Smaile
McCool
St. Brennan
Wardle
Lindwall
B. Smails
Tallon
Johnston
Wal
A Loxton
Erin
C. Button
C. Halliday
B. Wardle
C. Sellers
Dick McCool
Rain Drenches Rural Areas As Wet Season Returns
Farmers visit Ting for follow up showers across districts as rain slows drought. Monthly totals show parched area ending a long dry spell with March and April bringing rain and increased registrations, with May showing further improvement and a rising post office intake.
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Ting
Great Kwart
Wmrie
Piri
May
Things Everyone Wants To Know Weather And Dates
Lighting up times list sun rise and set for today and tomorrow with temperatures. The forecast calls scattered showers then improving, with moderate winds and seas. Moon phases show new moon Sunday first quarter May 16 and full moon May 23. Continuous coupons for meat books tea and butter run to May 16 with next issue May 17.
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Capital
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Reverend Mayes to Lead Clare Parish in Australia
Reverend Stanley H. Mayes, recently resigning from Congregational ministry, is appointed by the Presbyterian Church of Australia to the Parish of Clare. He will leave Pirie with Mrs. Mayes and family at week’s end and begin work in early June. Also mentioned are Mr. B L Mitchell recovering from injuries and Mr. Ted McMahon visiting Pirie on way home from Anzac celebrations.
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Stanley H. Mayes
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Clare
Pirie
Willy BH
Excelsior Band
Boulder Wai
McMahon
B. Clarice Pirie West
Town council opens Threadgold Memorial fund
Pirie Town Council establishes two public funds to honor late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Threadgold former mayor and mayoress. A memorial form will be chosen after public subscriptions indicate community response and a suitable site, possibly a memorial oval or gate at the town hall.
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Pirie Town
W. H. Threadgold
A. E. Whelan
Ald. Howley
Threadgold
Threadmayor
Citi
CL. Davis
Ald. Whelan
M. M. B. Middleton
Lullon
J W. P. Oates
Recorder” Office
Solomontown and Port to Meet Tomorrow in Football Clash
Solomontown and Port clash at Memorial Oval tomorrow opening season second match. Weather, crowd expected, Pirie Basketball Association opens season with women’s hockey and track races planned. Solomontown led by Don Lawlor with L Veal as vice-captain. C Morphett returns after Anzac Day.
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Solomontown
Port
Memorial Oval
Pirie Basketball Association
Seaxon
C. Morphett
Don Lawlor
L. Veal
M. Pawcett
H. 3. Pawcett
Glen Zubrinich
Pred Sug- Wood
Ron
O. W. Buttery
Adelaide
Pirie
Women's hockey results from Crystal Brook and district
A grade match Crystal Brook hosts Old Scholars with umpire W Beck. B grade Crystal Brook meets High School Blue with umpire Beck. Gordon battles High School White at 2 30 led by Stuart Armstrong and team lists follow for both sides and reserves in a dense scorecard style.
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Crystal Brook
W. Beck
St. Andrew Stuart
Altonville
A. Matters
Mr. Beck
Gordon v
M. Brooks
Stuart
J. Armstrong
K. Armstrong
P. Mortess
T. Young
B. Charles
N. Clarke
Ek, Henning
M. Mideleton
E. Tavener
D. Arthur
Gordon
Grban
J. Couzner
L. Petros
L. Alexander
S Arnold
Terme
Nayds
J. Kershaw
B. Millett
N. Berry
O Gummow
Cochvale
S. Niedorfer
Aft
P. Ryder
H. Dennis
H. Ireland
J. Merino
High School Blue
P. Merlino
B. Cousner
P. Granger
E. Hawke
M. Dowler
N. Robertson
M_Sandery
P. Wittseheide
M. Davis
J. Koch
P Nelson
Week End Baseball Nutliig East No 1 ground at 2
Week End baseball notes list players and teams with partial results and scattered names. The item references East region play with No 1 ground at 2 as well as multiple players such as Porter, Vigno leapt, Manuel, Shard, Telford, Conti, Gransden, Freeman, and several others. The fragmentary OCR ends with a note that the story continues on Page 6.
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J. Conti
Gransden
D. McManon
G. Freeman
G Franklin
Funk
Murray
A. ‘Lawlor
Smith
Colto
Scandal
Unite
Cole South Crom
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Mount Guambiet
Queen's College
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U.S
Greece
BURRA_ INQUEST
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WAC
England
Bay
Denholl
Goodwood
Moopers
Hoopers
Hooper Reputation
Hooper Service
Port Pirie Furnishers
Port Pirie
T. Follard
Commerce and Agriculture
Aeia
Threadgold Memorial Fund
Ur U. Dey
HL. Blucher
Cr A. Coffey
Nother Oval
Threadgard Memorial Fund
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CL. Davis, MP
Tito
Port B
Flink
J. Harris
J. Crossman
A. Hutchison
Messenger
A. Smith
T. Hackett
G. Baker
C. Hoge
V] Gillies
A. Gould
M. Minervini
A. Farley
J Lee
L. Sheridan
H. Messenger
W. Squires
Port Will
Deilt Hall
A. A. Benn
D. Mcbeodgant
Soham
Wane
Egan
J. Deed
J. Pritchard
Warnir
Parham
R. Hoare
W Bucllaning Madigan
R Roy
B. Laube
Mt Owens
C. Hamley
J. Domneling
P. Thornton
F. Stevens
J. Edwards
D. Deed
D. Thompson
T. Kelly
G. Lowe
F. Browne
K. Patterson
K. Contey
A_McMahon
Pitzgerald Solomontown
Pirle Weel
the Oval
E. Whitehead
H. Holt
D. McVicar
G. Dietman
J. Williams
R. Johns
B Whitehead
B. Lourton
J. ‘Williams
R. Whitehead
J. Whitehead
Whitehead
H Hall
G. Digiman
Nestor
W. Brooks
T. Reichels
B. London
J. Dormer
R. Bauer
N. Anevis
Brine
R. Appleby
S. Cavenett
B. Thomas
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