Suspended Watersiders Offer Work Pending Appeal Result
Waterside Workers' Federation branch lodges appeal against suspension of 32 members. Advise from Stevedoring Industry Commission chairman D B Morrison to have men offer for work pending appeal. Russell says action aims to retain services. Pirie union chair Sampson kept informed. Local shipping circles await official guidance.
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Phre
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Coun
D. B. Morrisop
Stevedoring Industry Commission
HD. Russell
M.G.R
Russell
Adelaide
Federal
Fia
M. Forde
Watersider Pays Court Costs After Action
An unsassed judgment in Pirie Local Court ordered Gregory James Aloysius Boyne to pay Watersider costs arising from a court action last year. Judge W. C. Gillespie heard that witness fees were forfeited by agreement and the total costs reduced to 3 pounds 4 shillings 6 pence, with payments of 3 pence weekly scheduled.
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Watersider
Lily Stevedoring
Gregory James Aloysius Boyne
Waterside
Boyne
Pirie Lotal Court
W.C. Gillespie
S.M. Byne
J. W. P Oates
Ty Company
Riots injure British soldiers in Alexandria incident
Reports from Alexandria recount violence targeting British troops. A lorry convoy near the naval shore was attacked, leaving several soldiers injured. Police and local authorities were investigating the unrest and gathering witness statements.
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Alexandner
Thiesdey
Vwwelye Beitlsy
Aesiueliia
British Milliaey
Alexandria
Children in Warsaw Need Tuberculosis Aid
A distant report notes Warsaw children facing health concerns with tuberculosis in the era. The item highlights local health class observations and the impact on families, urging attention from authorities and the public.
Market Report on American Worsteds and Exports
A garbled report notes a New York press conference about worsteds market prospects in the United States. It mentions export aims and lists individuals including a sales manager at a railroad or textile firm. The text is unclear on dates, places, and concrete outcomes.
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New York
Wilh Guivernment
Ustrolia
Sid My
W. Ty Glult
Yurte Ralls Ligiedaly
Bevin Reports On Talks Amid Peace Prospects
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin reported to Dominion Prime Ministers in London on Foreign Ministers discussions in Paris. Prospects of an early peace orientation among the 21 Allied powers remain uncertain. Faris speaks on Bevin report in London during Paris talks.
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Londo
Ernest Bevin
Dominion
Paris
India's Dependence on Britain in a New Plan
The article argues whether India should maintain or reduce dependence on Britain amid policy changes. It discusses proposals by officials including Sir Hastneth Baranjyse and the Fourth Commission to organize governance, language reforms, and potential calls for broader autonomy while contemplating foreign influence and the balance of power for a future independent state.
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Anu Eeita
Macaulay
Avili
Fmi
Jofense
Jofeuse
Dub
Leci Lanusigees
India
British Under Secretary of State for Air profile
British Under Secretary of State for Air described as Britain's most successful junior Minister. An Eton and Magdalen College Oxford alumnus, he served as a wing commander in the Directorate of Bombing Operations during the war. He is 45. Photo issued by the Kingdom Information Office, Sydney.
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Air
Britain
Eton
Magdalen Cullene
Oxford
Kingdom Information Office
Sydney
Workers Homes at Low Interest
Australian Labor Party Federal executive in Melbourne Trades Hall plans future conferences in Canberra to consult with the Federal Government on departmental issues. A memorial to Mr John Curtin is considered, possibly as a Labor college in Canberra. A motion seeks workers homes at under 2 percent interest. Discussions on the Bretton Wool Agreement are postponed and wage unrest is deferred to tomorrow's session.
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Melbourne
Australian Labor Party
Melbourne Trades Hall
Canberra
John Curtin
Labor College
School of Anatomy
Govern Mion
Four Die as Plane Strikes Skyscraper in Manhattan
A light aircraft crashed into the fifty eighth floor of a Manhattan building on Wall Street yesterday, fatally injuring three U S Army officers and a woman. The plane breached the rear wall, caused a blaze and the victims were killed in the impact.
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New York
Hovses
United Stats Army
Acmay Tiii Foray
Manhattan
Wall Street
97 Belgians on Trial in London Trial Merges Past Murders
97 Belgian Rexists plead guilty to assassinating 20 Belgians on August 48 as the trial unfolds in London. Victor Mabllius named as a top lieutenant of Glavtepoi Th Teades and linked to a Rexist newspaper. The killings target judges, lawyers, and women in reprisal following the execution of a Burgoujustor of Charleroi.
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London
Glavtepoi
Victor Mabllius
Loun du Grellu
Giesst Goax
Nota
Davlors
Giesls
R Exist Burgoujustor
Charleroi
Résistance
Failed To Send Child To School In Pirie Court
Luigi Degenaro pleaded guilty in Pirie Police Court to failing to send his child to school on March 1. He was fined 5 shillings with 10 shillings costs, in default to imprisonment. Prosecutor W C Virgo stated the child was absent 20 of 65 days from September 15 to December 15 and 14 of 28 days from February 9 to March 25.
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W. C. Gilles
Pirie
Yes
Luigi Degenaro
A. W. Vo Virgo
Motorist Fined After Collision at Wan dearah Road
In Pirie Police Court, Joly Jeers Melchar faced a charge of failing to stop at a traffic sign after a crash at Balmoral and Waudensuh roads on May 1. The outer driver Saloone Eddy, butcher of Ellen sect, said damage was between £40 and £45. Melchar claimed he slowed but did not stop, thinking Wan dearah road was a main thoroughfare. He was fined £2 with costs and ten guinea fees, or five days in jail if default.
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Wandearah Road
Traffic Action Adjourned In Motor Vehicle Case
Buvaide faced a charge of basic bale offenses and appeared in court yesterday. The case involved an uninsured motor vehicle and unregistered machine amid testimonies about ownership and possible registration errors. Trial adjourned to June 4 with defendant contending innocence as police details were reviewed.
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Wy G
A. Pannell
Maxine
Florence Street
Trent
Hii Hsia Inu Teller
Uyen
Gillespie
Clark
Divorce Granted in Uw Supreme Court
Adelaide Tuesday reports that in the Uw Supreme Court a divorce was granted to the wife citing desertion. The respondent, Henry Charles Beames, of Port Prele, is listed with connections to St Peters and a local age noted. The proceedings reference a Mr Donald Mubvod and a past residence at Barner. the deceased or former spouse Spalding is mentioned with a long local history.
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Adelaide
Sir Mulls Sapien
Uw Supreme Court
Tuday
Ayrdar Yist
Ulvorer
Woith
Guanes First Avenue
St. Peters
Henry Charles Beames
Port Prele
Phe
Donald Mubvod
al Spalding
Hid Nod
Pirie Water Mains Report By District Engineer
Council asked for an engineering report on Pirie water mains from the Walep Supply Department. A preliminary talk with Mr A H Campbell the district engineer indicated the costly mains replacement would be needed. he would forward the report to the engineer for further review.
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Pulluwing
Uidner A. M. Glin
Pla
Mittidwarreh Plesiscite Candidate Announcement
A candidate named Westley Mio from Brusor State announces intent to contest the plebiscite for Wudusarsl. The statement appears in a formal notice about political proceedings and regional identity. The garbled text indicates a municipal or regional context with clothing and trades references.
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Alelmnde
Westley
Brusor
Tax Return Fines In Adelaide Court Postings
A notice reports Adelaide Police Court fines for failure to furnish income tax returns. Alfred Henry Lance and Wy Fies an da Loni Wes PehInN face penalties, with 4107 posts noted in Port Pic jurisdiction. The case involves Nu 80 WSS and a prohibited period, heard px parte.
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Adulaide
Yuesuay
von Uytaye
Nu 80
WSS
Alfred Henry
Lance
Nuude
Bley Ateeat
Port Pic
Adelaide
Pullee Court
Px Parte
Grim Death March details emerge in war tribunal
Report from Grimes Court describes the Burma Siam railway crimes and charges against Major Touke Amitsulani. The prosecutor details alleged seditious acts and wartime atrocities including hundreds of deaths as prisoners crawled to avoid snakes and gunfire during a grim march.
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London
Dursday Arl Frank
Bohemia and Moravia
Lidice
Reuter
Prague
Frank
Ringaponie
Hie
Touke Amitsulani
Burma-Siam
Adelaide town council debate memorial hall and subsistence charges
The Adelaide town council discussed allotment to Pie sub-branch, building a memorial hall and other community needs. Officials including Mayor threadgold and Aldermen Doyle and Leahey debated government funding, regulations, and wage rules, with protest plans to seek ministerial assistance.
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Mary-Bile
League Ly Buildial & Memorial Hall
Cybronnus
W. IL 'Threadgold
Toriueu
Colmeil
Mujday
Muviul
Mnjel & Leahey
H Doyle
Linds
Indian Gang Ambushes Train In Bihar. Police Arrest Two
Beuler's Bombay correspondent reports an Indian gang ambushed a food train in a remote area and raided several trucks. The pursuit reached Tatanagar in the Biharated region where police clashed with suspects. Eight people were injured and two men were arrested.
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London
Déziight
Beuler
Bombay
Tatanagar
Local Weather Snapshot With Mixed Readings
A fragmentary weather summary reports yesterday’s high around 66 with lows near 45. It hints at milder temperatures ahead, light coastal showers possible, and variable winds.
Local figures attend hospital operation and surgery news
Mr. GH. Roswell and Miss Russell travel with Mrs. Russell unable to wake. Doctors at Pirie Hospital performed a major operation on Lincoln, a former resident of Picks, with hospital staff and city officials listed in attendance. The surgical ward was filled as time for the procedure approached.
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Roswell
Buy Russell
Russell
Whewlth
Miss Russell
Mohanta
Mr. i
Drige
Solomontown
Temedien Yard
Pirie Hospital
AL Beiniscey
Purl Lincoln
Streets Named After Two Pirie Mayors
A Pirie Town Council meeting on Monday discussed a plan to name streets after two former mayors. The effort aimed to honor the city’s leadership, with council members reviewing possible names and seeking community input before final approval.
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Pirie
Debate on RSL membership eligibility at Pirle sub-branch
A lively debate is anticipated at a Pirle sub-branch meeting on eligibility for Re tena Servicements League membership. Members discussed amendments to include AJL.P. personnel who served in combat units for at least three months, with motions and timing rules debated and a session planned for next Monday.
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Pirle
Re~tena Servicements League
Buite
B. Goods
Ajl.p
Sueview
Immediate start on trust homes in Lesley town
Premier plans for four 3 bedroom semi detached houses in Pri ve to be built for low income families. Mayor Threadgold said the council aims to have the first four homes ready soon with more to follow as applications arrive. Lesley town clerk J I S Lesley moved that firms be invited to apply for the contracts.
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Lyusins Trust
Pivle
Halil
Sivas Ab Unis
Te Town Council
Hi. Threadgold
Lesley
Symons Gaimiger
The
Tusk
Roy
Laust
Applied Furs
J. I
New Name Proposed For The Terrace In Honor Of Servicemen
An effort to rename The Terrace is described with debate over a title honoring servicemen. Local officials discuss potential names such as Boundary Row, amid disagreement on whether the existing appellation is disrespectful. The dialogue notes a need to balance commemoration with community sentiment and legacy.
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Kchula Meeline
Pirie
Gounell
Leahoy
Mhorougtitire
Nami Anand
Ch Meh
Shisél
Gr.wieh
Bicycle Collision Fined in Pirie Court
Herbert Baldwin faced Mr W A Geillespie in Pirie Police Court yesterday for failing to yield at Fourth Street intersection. Virgo argued the buckboard traveler was at fault after Baldwin’s bicycle hit the buckboard, causing slight injuries. Judge noted the buckboard’s brakes failed though speed was fair and fined Baldwin 15 with costs.
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Hraud
Herbert Baldwin
W. A Geillespie
Pirie
Fourth
Suesivd
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