Missionary Humor Badge Day Aids Minds Home
The Pirie branch of the Country Women’s Association arranged an annual Minds Home badge day appeal raising £4.00 from the public. St John nursing cadets assisted in the streets. Organisers were Mesd James D J Gill and J Vass with collectors L C Wade H Sum nerton Hi Bishop and C R Hosken. A three night Pirie Repertory Society season at Pirie Town Hall is planned with the comedy See How They Run premiering at Gladstone on Friday evening and a local institute staging of the production later.
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Pirie
Country Women's Association
Minds Home
St. John
Mesd
James D. J. Gill
J. ‘Vass
Werdames L. C. Wade
H. Sumnerton
Hi Bishop
C. R. Hosken
Pirie ‘Town Hall
Pirie Repertory Society
Gladstone
Seong
Peter) Pointon
Dispute Over Weighing of Materials on Shift
Drivers of Broken Mill Associated Smelters challenge the practice of weighing materials on shift. The Australian Workers' Union plans a 1 am stop-work at the Waterside Workers’ Federation Wall. Management notes weighing has long been an established duty for drivers during shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.hlas
F. A
le Green
Wrong Impression On Elderly Man’s Plight Sparks Health Board Debate
Pirie Local Board of Health debated a press misimpression about a case involving an elderly man seeking admission to Lealholme Old Folk's Home. Mr Turner reported initial discovery of substandard living conditions and ongoing efforts for admission, hospital care, and home placement amidst allegations of slow action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Turner
Ald. Howley
Pirie
Lealholme
Central Mission Office
Constitutional In All Respects
Canberra notes that Attorney General Kaa told the Government that under- secretaries hold no office of profit under the Crown and must be dismissed. He argued they are not legally in office, a view presented in the House of Representatives today.
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Canberra
Spleer
Kaa
Tore
Reoa
Tte
House ‘of Representatives
Treaty details leak sparks Canberra debate
In Canberra on Tuesday Minister Casey defended the proposed economic and commercial treaty between Australia and the United States after a government department leaked a draft. The document was detailed in the Sydney Tribune, a Communist-leaning newspaper.
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Canberra
Casey
Tarai
Australia
United States
Sydney
Tribune
Waterfront union case stalls after adjournment in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Tuesday the Waterside Workers' Federation faced challenges to a court action tied to a notice of motion served by the Attorney-General. A separate objection to the sale notice was raised as part of the proceedings, which were adjourned until tomorrow for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Corr
Salvation Army leaders plan weekend visit to Pirie
Week end visit by Major and Mrs Jo Blake division commanders for South Australia to Pirie. The officers will address meetings at hotels and local corps venues on Saturday and Sunday. Major Blake to speak on Revival, Priests, and Religion with an Early Day Army Music program and Witness Rally planned for the town.
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Winder
Sem
Jo Blake
South Australia
Ie “Salvation Ney
Whitsuntide
Pirie
Wan
Libya
Crete
Greecs
Blake
K. iRuuney
Offeer
Rially
Smelters Picnic Observed Amid Whas Meeting
An October 1 gathering described as the Smelters Picnic is noted along with a WHAS meeting. The report mentions Lyonis asstatiuiy and Whitworth members, with unclear lines about eligibility and roles. Various names appear in fragmented form as organizers and secretaries.
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Armployer Theniaul Lyonis
Wedavsioy
Ils
Posafas
Anual Wien
Krystal
Whitworth
Ehaierviny
Marisa
Connelly
Pirie Town Council Meeting Attendees and Hospital Admission
Present at the Pirie Town Council on Monday were Ald LH. Davis deputy mayor Ald Howley Coffey Drs OBrien Williams Anderson de Voogh Cheesman Clarke Blucher J H S Leahey town clerk R M Mudge deputy town clerk H Rieschick electrical engineer A Rutgers acting engineer surveyor M G Turner acting health inspector. Hospital patient M S J Hackett of Seventh street Pirie West admitted yesterday to Pirie Hospital medical ward.
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Abid
Pirie
Ald
LH. Davis
M.S. J. Hackett
Seventh Street
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
Weakness in Traffic Case Dismissed
A motor cyclist faced charges of riding without due care near Wandedarale road on March 1. The case, presented by Truelove, concluded with the defendant pleading not guilty and the matter being dismissed after testimony about the bicycle’s condition and the crash's circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Ali Phat Cotou
Iterapedia
Isimios I Miege
L. Guule
Albert L.way
Dorothy Street
Solomontown
Wandeaval
Truelove
Ne Innes
Gladys Bowanda
Butterick 4
Pirie
Woandearale
Serkan
Korea Talks Resume Amid Three Day Armistice Discussions
Ambush negotiations resume at Pammunjon with North Korean General Nui demanding an end to what he calls ongoing slaughter of captured comrades. The talks aim to revive a ceasefire after recent hostilities and stalled dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pammunjon
Nui 1
Council Warns Power Use Must Be Cut In Evenings
Mr A Mi Rieschick corporate electrical engineer warned the town council that power must be conserved during peak periods to avoid blackouts. He urged advertising the necessity and asked residents to avoid radiators and limit lighting between 6 39 p m and 9 p m on cold and wet days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Mi. Rieschick
Corporation Electrical Engineer
Rieschick
Electreity
Formation of Pirie Male Voice Choir Report
A meeting formed the Pirie Male Voice Choir to revive local choral music. Trustees and officers were appointed including patron VA Green president J Sandery, conductor H Rabeshemt, and pianist H Latty. Rehearsals planned Mondays and at least one weekly practice aimed for early start and ongoing membership.
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Monilag
Eveninng
Phere
Sandery
Robertson
Wmssts
Green
J. Sandery
J Hlrggs
E. B. Morgan
PB. M. Bernhardt
Ih. Rabeshemt
Ho”ilattiy
C.H. Robertsson
We ‘Tailfords
RM Wilson
Caunnitivenen
Coulweter
Messra
Bernhardt
Morgan
Rohysheins
France
le Sire
Unclear Weather Story From Old Paper
Fragmentary weather notes mention temperatures around 65 to 86 with stray place names and dates. References to winds, rough seas, and a barometer suggest a coastal forecast, but specifics and context are unreadable.
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SAL
Sergiy
Methonry
Sydney
Perl
Brobane
W.t Woburt
Yesturday
Aio
Local Pirie X ray plant operates at half capacity
Health officials report the Pirie facility is processing about 100 people daily, half of its intended capacity. Dr G Viner Smith warns the rush will continue through August as the health team weighs adjustments and future staffing.
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Willy
Weslowe
G. Viner Smith
West
Pirie
Petty
Lady of Shame Mystery In Melbourne News Clutter
Fragmentary OCR text from Melbourne reports a scandalous phrase about an old lady and a ten year old girl. The legible parts imply social upheaval, a public incident, and possible investigations, but many words are garbled, leaving the core event unclear.
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