Whyalla Club Aids Injured and Supports Cancer Appeal
Whyalla Rotary era club members motor injured Ross Hall to Pirie at own expense and helped raise funds for a local riders accident fund. A street collection and badge sale supported the Lord Mayor’s Cancer Appeal. Local women aided Solomontown charity work and donations approached £7 raised locally with additional drinks sales at the carnival. Weather and ship delays noted as crews navigate hazards while officials acknowledge limited control over arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Whyalla
Mely Searman
Jack Challinger
Ross Hall
Pirie Tow Council
CL. Davis
Aud Wade
J Malyeha
Ladies of
Solomontown
Infantry Company Advances Amid Recruit Drive at Crystal Brook
The 27th Infantry Battalion reports strong progress with a unit strength of 73 and only 14 more enrollments needed. Captain J. C. Geddes oversees recruitment as Staff Sgt. EG Haines and party plan to interview prospects at Crystal Brook, where three local members already join the unit. A company jeep aids administration and recruitment, with training centers planned in the town and alternative camps at Victor Harbor and Adelaide University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinh
Crystal Crook
Victor Harbor
Adelaide Universy Regent
Haines
Fe Wo Dunbar
Rai
Jeep
Lavic
Closed Doors For ACTU Congress in Melbourne
Melbourne reports the ACTU Congress opened with 250 delegates from both Right and Left wings debating policy behind closed doors. The main issue is whether to back the Commonwealth Government’s move against Communist influence within the labor movement. Delegates fear public airing of their views and seek consensus on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Brad Wien
Be Dela
Austral
Australian Council of A de Thien
Rail Strike Called Off In Chicago Concluding Weeklong Action
In Chicago on Tuesday the Brotherhood of Railroad Five and Enginemen day called off a crippling strike against four major American railroads ending a week of disruption. The stoppage had disrupted freight and passenger services across several corridors. Railroad officials pledged resumed operations and promised negotiations to prevent future walkouts.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fivealett
Enginemengday
Agalsinl
Lealholme Appeal Seeks Over 300 Pounds This Week
Lealholme seeks more than 300 pounds to meet a 21 000 pound instalment and avoid default. Since the latest subscription list, 528 pounds have been received, but donations must accelerate. Contributions may be left at The Recorder Office Central Mission or Lealholme. names of supporters list at various lodges and clubs.
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Qld Polk
Recorder” Office
Central Mission
Guests to Attend Today Choral Festival Hosts and Delegates
Mrs J M Bickers president and 20 Lares Bay CWA members arrived in Pirie yesterday to participate in today’s choral festival. Mesdites G H S Fyne and SC Vale will arrive today as divisional and group presidents. They will be hosted by Mrs M Turner and Mrs CP Palk respectively, with Mr John Horner to conduct proceedings.
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J. M. Bickers
Lares Bay
Rioting Communists Gatecrash Sydney Reception
Rioting communists forced entry to Sydney Town Hall as delegates to a Commonwealth conference on South East Asia arrived for the Lord Mayor's reception. They chanted peace slogans and hurled themselves at doors. a 57 year old lift attendant was struck and treated at Sydney Hospital as police dispersed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney ‘Town Hall
Malaya
Sydney Hospital
Long Range Plans For European Recovery
London reports a private morning talks among US secretary of state Dean Acheson Canadian External Affairs minister Pearsor British Prime Minister Aulec and Foreign Secretary Bevin. The discussions reportedly cover bringing the United States and Canada into the Organisation for European Recovery after the Marshall Plan ends in 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dean Acheson
United States
Pearsor
Aulec
Bevin
America
Canada
Organisation For European Recovery
Singapore schoolgirl jailed for aiding Malayan Communist Party
A 19 year old Singapore schoolgirl was sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonment for assisting the Malayan Communist Party management. She allegedly used her position to recruit fellow students and raise funds for the People's Liberation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
People’s Liberation Army
Day to day weather figures and outlook
Today shows lighting times and temperatures with 5.59 sunset and 7. rising times. Regional highs range from Adelaide in the sixties to Hobart in the teen degrees, with showers and cool air ahead. Winds shift from south east to north east as rain scatters across settled areas, light to moderate along the coast.
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Capital City
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Path UL
Brisbane
Hobart
Wey
Japanese Disappointed At Davis Cup Ban
TOKIO Tuesday. The Japanese were shocked by the decision of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia opposing Japan's reentry into the Davis Cup. President Atakawa said Japan had hoped Australia would open the way for peaceful relations and allow the younger generation to establish ties with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Four In Hospital After Rail Smash
ADELAIDE Tuesday train crash injures four, two carriages telescope into rear of stationary Witer Glanville station. Passengers James Elliott Clarence Park, Oldridge Camp Woodville Park, Wil-Yai Harvey Eastwood, Frank J. Price Glandote hospitalised with concussion, injuries, and neck trauma. Other passengers suffer minor injuries and shock.
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Adelaide
Witer Glanville Railway
James Elliott
Clarence Park
Oldridge Camp
Woodville Park
Wil- Yai Harvey
Eastwood
Frank J. Price
Glandote
Pirie Town Council approves road works plan with loan plan
Monday night the Pirie Town Council adopted a program of road and path works across the municipality. Fifteen streets are listed for upgrading with bitumen, concreting, kerbing, and watertables, with drainage added to the overall scheme.
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Pirie AL
Kingston Road
Kerb
Balmoral Road
Beach Road
Esmond Road
Tenth Street
Grey Terrace
Wandearoh
Alexander ‘Street
Gertrude Street
David Street
Ellen
Florence Street
George Street
Mary-Elie Street
Mary-Elle Street
Ellen Sitet
Wbole
Conciliation Commissioner Hall leaves for Peterborough with officials
After two days of tire making inquiries into age and skill margins for railway men, Mr. Conciliation Commissioner Hall departed for Peterborough accompanied by Robinson of South Australian Railways Industrial Office, Stanistreet of the Australian Railways Union, Brandt and Claxton of Peterborough division, and Rev E S Kiek for Parkin College, who will visit Pirie x4 over the weekend as guest of Milvesd and G Lewis at The Terrace.
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Hall
Peterborough
Messrs. Robinson
South Australian Railways
Stanistreet Australian Railways Union Advocate
I. Brandt
Claxton
Trafic Ituueetor
Kiek
Parkin College
Pirie
Milvesd
G. Lewis
Old New Wins At Kadina Trots
Kadina racing notes list Old New as the winner in the Worlie Stop Handicap ahead of National Velvet by 2 yards. Race times range around 2:38 with multiple divisions featuring Golden Crusader and Flying Josedale among top placers. Additional events include Regal Lawn and Realms Midget in later sprints with modest margins and betting odds noted.
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Kadina
Glenda
Jlouh
National Velvet
Frobtinge
Renin
Halidieay
Wotlers
Murmay Bank
Sly Leal Ner
Jivinis Fa
Guyee van Yu
Mulan
Vivian Robert Bingen
Elmer
Wembley Pryynise
Mayle
Bouings
Wile Melton
Melton
R. Peck- Tami
Richard Direct
Wall Rose
Vis
Sandeman
Gorslake
Brookton
OLD New
T. Gilbert
Glen
Hanitiicap Secont Divigon
Golden Crusader
Ser
W. May
Dalnty Globe
Trixie Hill
Stylus
Flying Josedale
Webster
Vankee
Royal Beauty
Vie
Archbishop to Pay 25720 Pounds in Brisbanes Supreme Court
Sydney architect Jack Francis Hennessy was awarded 25720 pounds by Brisbanes Supreme Court jury against Dr Duhig Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane for architectural work on the Holy Name Cathedral. The action began over 35720 pounds claimed. The case concluded on its eleventh day.
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Brisbane
Jack Francis Hennessy
Sydney
Supreme Court
Duhie
Hennessy
de Duhig
Holy Name
Ron
Street Behaviour On Sundays Move On Clause Power Play
A report examines the use of a Move On clause as a tool to manage street behaviour on Sundays. Officials describe it as a control mechanism, detailing how authorities implement and enforce the directive in public spaces.
Town council ponders powers over street drinking by youths
At a Pine Town council meeting, Adviser Mr KN Innes quoted bylaw limits on disorderly street groups and drinking liquor in public. The mayor and town clerk discussed police powers, youth behavior, and potential action to curb litter and disorder in town streets.
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Pine Town
KN. Innes
Council
Fined In Pirie Police Court for Driving Without Care
Walter Leo Stanley of Hundred of Pir paid a fine of 2 pounds plus court fees after pleading guilty to driving a motor car without proper care. The collision occurred on Main road Solo Luuitowsm near the town hall as a cycle rider, William Reid, was returning home from duty. Reid said he did not see the overtaking car until struck. witnesses included Constable Brooks and another man. The court noted the headlamp configuration and tail lights as factors. the driver claimed to be stationary and unable to see Reid in time. The case arose from the accident and the defendant was represented by MP O'Callaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Walter Leo Stanley
Pir
B. C. Merrett
O’callaghan
Reid
Town Hall
Wa, Brooks
O'Brien
Hini
Virie
Ayetsary
Avai
Revd
Jiu Min
Fie
Australia Fights For Early Aid For Asia Crisis
Sydney reports a heated debate over urgent aid to Asian allies as Australia presses for immediate assistance to counter Communist advances in Southeast Asia. Minister Linlain Sam Macdonald leads delegates urging faster support to avert a broader regional crisis.
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Sydney
Pmimvediany
North
Australia
Asia
Linlain
Sam Macdonald
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