Moscow and Washington to discuss differences in talks
Moscow Radio said Russia would open discussions with the United States on differences. Lieut. Walter Bedell Smith arrived in Berlin and said no time or place was fixed for meetings with M. Molotov. Molotov said the Soviet government welcomed better US relations and agreed to begin settlement of differences, while defending Soviet policy in Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio
Russia
United States
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Berlin
M. Mototov
M. Molotov
Decimber
Bedell Smith
Soviet Union
Europe
Ty le Waavis MB
Whair
Sui
Critchtey
Herry
Mallee Wuther
autiLabor
Jaffa Declared Open City Amid Jerusalem Truce Talks
London reports Gen Sir Alan Cunningham says Jaffa is an open city as no forces remain there. Arabs and Jews pledge to respect the Jerusalem truce after the British mandate ends Saturday if the Red Cross oversees it.
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London
Alan Cunningham
Palestine
Jaffa
Red Crows
Jerusalem
Red Cross
Recognition of Jewish State Likely by Russia and Latin Nations
An AP report from Lake Success says a UN delegate from an eastern European country stated that Russia and its allies plan to recognize the new Jewish Palestine state. He added some Latin American nations may permit legal weapon shipments to the country, with Guatemala and Uruguay seen as likely to respond.
United States Hesitant On Russia Talks Start
Washington dispatch reports State Department cautious reaction to Russia accepting U.S. proposal to open discussions on differences. Sources say Washington aims to avoid committing to a fixed U.S. position and keeps the door open for talks while deeming Moscow’s reply noncommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Communists Accused by House Committee in Washington
The House Committee on Un American Activities charged the Communist Party of the United States with advocating overthrow of the government by force. It urged vigorous law enforcement and warned that Chinese and Greek communists mirror what American communists plan for tomorrow, criticizing the Administration for not grasping communist potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Communist Party of the
United States
Greek Guerillas Shoot Down Two Planes Near Grevena
Greek guerillas are believed to use antiaircraft guns for the first time. They shot down two evergreen planes near Grevena outside Athens on Tuesday.
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Athens
Grevena
X ray survey trial tests in England and US patients
A fragmentary report describes a field of X-ray survey activity with references to cricket scores, examination procedures, and a patient pathway through an X-ray facility. It mentions several names and places, including Drie tae meen and Crystal Hrouk, and notes planned early bookings to avoid delays while outlining the examination flow and return notification of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulal
Manone
Ciborgetown
BYU
Cruel
Glidstone
S Leahey
Seepssary
Vandumithoe Vine
Thacal Board of Wealth
Tia
Tidbiock
Lowndrat
Siplires c. Harvey
B. Fohnsson
Tartu
Fuliiatun
Lindwall
Meintyre
Tallon Toshack
Johmston
Juin
Pesgiamee
Ste
Uae
Elie
Whia Fay
Tevian
Australians Rocket Range Progress Reports Pleased
Canberra reports defence experts are pleased with progress on the Australian rocket range. The Building Workers' Industrial Union action withholding labor last year has not affected construction, according to Prime Minister J. B. Chifley who said the government faces no labor difficulties and he is unaware if the union renewed its ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
United Kingdom
J. B. Chifley
Chifley
South Australia
Western Australia
Will
Nupgal
America
Labor
National health bill to be introduced in September
Canberra reports Sen McKenna will move a national health scheme in the Budget session. The first move targets tuberculosis nationwide with free medical treatment planned later. Passage hinges on readiness of the drafting.
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Canberra
Sen
NE. McKenna
Commonwealth
Death of Sol Green in Melbourne
Melbourne notices the death of Sol Green a famed sportsman pastoralist and philanthropist who died in Mercy Hospital in his eighty second year He landed in Australia with few pence and became one of Victoria s wealthiest men He endowed hospitals and charities surviving are his widow and three sons Funeral arrangements will be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sol Green
Mercy Hospital
London
J Raventis
Seen
Australia
Victoria
Green
Puneral
Pirie High School Leaders Named for First Term
J Gooden and Phyllis Short led Pirie High School in Barker House with the top percentages among second year students. The report lists leading students by grade and house across General, Technical, and Commercial streams, naming several students and their scores as term results.
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J. Gooden
Phyllis Short
Barker House
Pirie High School
Barker
Eyre
Flinders
Stuart
Flouse
G. Porter
M. Malcolm
T. Brewer
Mary Lines
Helen Davies
Peg Wittschelbe
Margaret Jose
Joan Dallaway
Enid Hawke
T McPheat
Cynthie
Hawke
D. Loyd
G Condon
Gwenda Eagle
Heather Ireland
Frances Malcolm
E. Gooden
D. Letheby
Judith Minnis
Lowe
F. Balmer
D. Parr
M. B. Beyer
B. Williams
Barbara Holze
Commercial
Marilyn Branford
Athend Penglis
Doris Keldowls
Beverley Stegmann
Jennifer | Baldwin
Laurel Gribble
Balance Budget Speech Remarks by Prime Minister Chifley
Mr J B Chifley spoke on potential Commonwealth surplus revenue of 20 million pounds for the current financial year while expressing optimism that the budget would be balanced. He noted difficulty estimating year end results due to pending tax returns and did not confirm any expected surplus.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
J.B. Chifley
Paganda
Russell
Chifley
Dayford
House of Assembly
Alangies
Varius
Mo Menzies
Faden Ad
Mensies
Sant Aut
Yas shuWili
ISH
Waz Qoes Tan
Ad Ten
DANGERS IN SOCIAL SERVICES
Lord Beveridge visits Australia as a three day exhibit of 43 Australian paintings tours Newcastle. Mayor Middleton opens the display organized with the Workers Educational Association and Pirie committee to promote social service awareness. Beveridge critiques means tests and urges local support to fund future displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
South Australian National Gallery
Adelaide
Workers’ Educational Association
Pirie
Jeff Smart
Tuenorth
Sydney
Zens
Willian Beveridge
Jay Heveridge
New Zealand
Australia
Canbierra
Beveridge
Mat
Adelaide Cup Today at Morphettville
The Adelaide Cup is run at Morphettville today at 3 o clock. Fifteen horses expected to face the starter with Bannerette favored by turf writer David The Reender. Wingate Derris Pizz and best bets listed in the pro selections.
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Morphettville
David
Reender
Bannerette
Promounmie
Black Marketing in Meat in Adelaide Art Discussion
A Adelaide gallery talk on early Australian art notes Six furlongs hobbyists. The discussion covers rationing impacts on meat consumption and the black market, with figures showing a 95 lb consumer ration and 135 lb actual intake including bone. Artists listed include Tom Roberts and Sir Arthur Streeton among many others.
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Strathmore
Bae
Sueerness
Wass
W. Thompson
Ninnid
Paytop
Autorque
Ats
Earl Wil
Nepean Bay
Maturin
Palm Iad Ibn Satay
Ninutd
Chad
Firefly
PEPER
PAC
Ramsgate
Bone
Penleigh Boyd
Charles Bry- Beau
Obe
Nora Heysen
Jac Eudunda
Maruham
Belle Star
Jyemals
Solyman
Peter Gazelle
Shakamuli
Avoldeble
ST Fairy
Ivernia
Babylon
Dauntless
St Don
Mussa
Shin
W. Hussell
Mamachitt
Glyn Seal
Tommy Boy
Penfour
CARR
Pirie Seaside Visit and Local Notes
Personal news from Pirie mentions Mr and Mrs A E Jury visiting the International Hotel while Mrs R R Nicholls returns from Ellendale with her husband to Parafield for a Burma assignment via Darwin, Singapore and Rangoon. Mr Nicholls worked 20 years at Ben ken Hill Associated Smelters as a shift foreman. E Layton King to return to Pirie from Adelaide. Hospital talks note Edith Turner at Pirie Hospital after an accident and May Henderson readmitted at Port Germein. New shops open in Pirie for the Adelaide Cup programme.
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A. E Jury
Renmark
Pirie
International Hotel
Jury
Murray Pioneer
R. R. Nicholls
Ellendale
Parafield
Burma
Darwin
Singapore
Rangoon
Nicholls
Beoken Hill Associated Smelters
E. Layton King
Adelaide
Edith Turner
Telowie
Pirie Hospital
May Henderson
Port Germein
New Baby Born to Wanda and Don in Port Pirie
A son named Sydney John was born on May 2 at Port Pirie Maternity Hospital to Wanda and Don Haldane. Both mother and baby are healthy and well.
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Haldane
Beau Gem May Start Adelaide Cup After Delayed Decision
Adelaide reports Beau Gem may run in the Adelaide Cup with a firm decision set for tomorrow morning. Owner-trainer Mr. M. S. Bowyer also stated Belle Star will not start in the Baker Handicap or the W. B. Carr Handicap.
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Adelaide
Beau Gem
M. 5
Bowyer
W. B. Carr
The Man in the Tron Mask at Midweek Shows
Alexandre Dunas presents Lewis Hayward in dual roles as Louis XIV and the unknown French monarch's brother with Joan Bennett opposite him. Warren William Alan Hols and Miles Mander as musketeers. Notorious, Slightly Scandalous and cadet nurses event noted.
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Alexandre Dunas
Lewis Hayward
Louis XIV
Joan Bennett
Hayward
Warren William
Alan Hols
Miles Mander
Siome
Pat O'Brien
Edward Arnold
Case for Yes Labor speakers opens Pirie referendum campaign
Pirie Town Hall hosted speakers J. O. Critchley F. E. B. Geerworth and EMH Russell MELE who argued for a Yes vote in the upcoming referendum. They warned that removing national price controls could trigger inflation misery and urged adherence to constitutional powers and state rights amid overseas economic tensions.
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Pirie
Pirie Town Hall
J. O. Critchley
F. EB. Geerworth
Emh. D. Russell
Mele
Threadgold Memorial fund contributions sought in Pirie
The Threadgold Memorial Fund continues with several donations and more contributions anticipated at upcoming meetings. Pirie Town Council initiated the tribute to the late Mr and Mrs W J Threadgold. Contributions may be handed in at the town hall or The Recorder office and will be acknowledged in the columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threadgold
Pirie Town
Middleton
C.L. Day
The
Recorder
M. M. Martin
Murphy
Bright Youth Week at Ellendale
Ellen Nuke Boys Club hosted Bright Youth Week with a picnic at Nelshaby Purl for about 40 youths, a social in a decorated clubroom, and announcements of physical training and boxing lessons by Mr Leverington. A football series runs through school holidays for boys up to age 14, with daily team selections from drill grounds.
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Ellen Nuke
Nelshaby Purl
Leverington
Drill Soll
Weather summary from day to day report
A fragmented forecast notes daytime temperatures with highs around 67 and varying lows, plus barometric readings and regional city temps including Adelaide Melbourne Sydney and Perth. Winds shift from south-east to north-east with light to moderate strength, and coastal areas show light to moderate north-east conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Aus
Memorial Shield For Flinders Tennis
The Memorial Shield for Flinders Tennis is traced through past premiers and clubs. Crystal Brook Catholic Club gained permanent possession of the O'Shaughnessy Shield presented by Mr. All. Oshinchinsy of Wandenrab Sungralilstory references. Representatives from other ski clubs supported the competition. Garholie Club members and others attended to note the Leo Ryan Shield in memory of a former member who died on RAAF duties in England.
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Winnieg
Plunders Tennis Association
Crystal Brook Catholic Club
O'Shaughnessy
All. Osinjuchinssy
Wandenrab
Suevesy
Garholie
Leo Ryan
RAAF
England
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Jantal
Wah
Hoopers
Hooper
Norman Street
Port Pirie
National T.B. Drive
MR. Smart
Lord Beveridge
Appeal For Finance
W. J. Muller
Zumpers
Glenhero Derris
Royal Wit Wingate
Tehran
Leahmond
Christopher
Veramond
Wingate
Derris
Pizz Go
Smart
Dmart
Denhoti
Princess Amy
Merry Ime
MR. Layton King
King
ADL
Rich Carver
Ellen Street
St. Patry
Austral
Rio de Janeiro
Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
Fim
Brasil
Claude Rains
Louis Calhern
Mme
Leopoldinne Konstantin
Isabelita
Walter Catlett
St. John Ambulance
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Sen. Critchleys
Ustratia
Éffeut
Central
Fem
Lonier
Shirley
Patie
Long Creek
Hains Wesel
Ansiwalia
Yale
Federal
Vomra
Auinevellenty
Otal
Bright Youth
Malvern
Malvern Star
Mlvern Star Show
ALB
Bruce Small Pty., Ltd
Alexander Street
Florence Street
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