Qualified rejection anticipated of Western plan for Germany
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyshinsky began drafting Russia's reply to the Western five point plan for German unity. Western diplomats foresee a qualified rejection detailing areas of agreement and contention as Moscow weighs limits on occupation, elections, and economic controls amid potential all German state arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
M. Vyshinsky
Russia
Bevin
Britain
Low net scores at Pirie Golf qualify four Bulls trophy entrants
Four qualifying pairs earned spots for the J. G. Bullock trophy event at Pirie Golf. The day featured low nets and composites including Canadian and Scot contenders, with results listing many pairs and strokes, while final match details and dates remained unsettled. Weather and multiple divisions influenced the first-round play, and notable performers included Miss Apistrong and Mizok alerton in associated events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigston Wark
Saul
J. G
Scott Thompson
Thomas
Leane
Meake Bernhard
Pascor— Paterson
J. Ralph
J. OQ Cartledge
Hocking
Francis
Te. Welle
HL Pike
A. de “Vrelewse
H On. SkewWen
MB. Murdock
A J
Jones
J. Butcher
Davies
LS Rowe
W. OR
Riddle
Befeter
M. Fenny
ML Mecke—T
W.K. Mallyon
Talerton Eveh
R. Hassan
Mays
Catghyole
Kollerton
Eol
Pty
Farrar
Fullertoy
Gulf Union Hindicap
Ter
Britain Has Irish Champion in British Amateur Final
Sas McCready of Ireland defeated Willie Turnesa of America 2 up in the 36 hole final to win the British amateur golf championship in Dublin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Dublin
Sunday Sas McCready
Treland
Yestersday
Willie Turnesa
America
Moslem Marriage For Rita Hayworth
Cannes report says Prince Aly Khan, who wed Rita Hayworth in a civil ceremony Friday, claims a Moslem marriage was performed last night in a private ceremony, confirming the union according to Moslem rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Hayworth
Cannes
Prince Aly Khan
Miss Hayworth
Urgent Message On Atlantic Pact Urges Senate Action
Washington Sunday Secretary of State Dean Acheson appeals to Senate Democratic leaders for quick ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty and approval of the Arms Aid Bill. It is understood he has said he wants early action to strengthen his hand at the European Ministers' meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Desay Acheson
United States
Pati
Senate
Air Lift Again the Lifeline to Berlin
London reports Allied airlift to Berlin resumes after the railway blockade. Maj. Gen. Bourne, British commander in Berlin, says life would be worse without planes, comparing to the Russian blockade era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Uft
Bourne
Bid To End Berlin Railway Strike
The Russian controlled administration announced that from June 1 railway tickets would be sold only for West marks in Western sectors and that the administration would pay 60 percent of West sector railwaymen in West marks as part of efforts to settle the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lastight
East Defeats North in Globe Oval Baseball Clash
An excellent baseball name witnessed at Globe Oval Solomons lawn yesterday as East defeated North. Scorers include East players V Scarulli H DeGraaft M Hutchinson W Egan P Smith K Smith and North’s R Virgo J Connelly with incomplete lines leaving several names unclear.
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Globe Oval
Solomons Lawn
Safehillers
V. Scarulli
H. DeGraaft
M. Hutchinson
W. Egan
I Feach
P. Smith
K. Smitht
R. Virgo
J. Connelly
Mrs Robinson Wins Crystal Brook Golf Championship
Mrs Ho Robinson won the Crystal Brook Golf Club 27 hole championship with 132 strokes as the event concluded on Friday. Miss M Lodge finished second and Mrs MP O Callaghan placed third, with Mrs D Murdoch winning the 27 hole handicap from her daughter Miss Jean Murdoch. The nine hole handicap went to Mrs B Davies. Crystal Brook teams won the clubs match with its No 1 combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho W. Robinson
Peterborough
Wit
Crystal Brook Golf Club
M. Lodge
Moonta
O'Callaghan
Crystal Brook
D. Murdock
Jean Murdock
Muruta
Story
B. Davies
Kadina
A. Colinan
J. Ridge
Colmat
Ridge
B. Baker
F. L. Thyer
Bierwirth
Kain
Mahar
M. Story
J. Murdock
M. P. O'Callaghan
F. Newitt
L. Davied
J. Treneriy
E. Robinson
J. Schunke
E. Thomas
D. Murdoch
Joe O'Shaughnessy
Es A. Bruce
F. Lindner
Keech
Poultry Club Show Set for August 20 Amid entries
The Poultry Club Show on August 20 will feature poultry, cage birds, and dog classes with entries promised from Broken Hill, Adelaide, Crystal Brook, and surrounding districts. Patron Mr AJ Keast of Broken Hill Associated Smelters will oversee the event organized by F Davis as chairman and W Braueistview as vice-chairman with C Mathews and R Sandery handling welfare for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C- Mathews
Asantant ‘Sandery
Miraculous fall: nine year old survives 35 ft crane plunge
ADELAIDE Sunday nine year old Desmond Allan Carpenter of Wadham Street Brompton fell 35 ft from a crane at Adelaide Cement Company's Birkenhead works. He survived with no bones broken after miraculously rising and asking for water shortly after the fall. He was taken to Adelaide Children's Hospital where doctors reported his condition satisfactory.
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Adelaide
Desmond Allan Carpenter
Wadham Street
Brompton
Adelaide Cement Company
Birkenhead
Adelaide Childen's Hospital
Price of beer in Pirie discussed by unions
Meralings of Untionists called by Pirie Trades and Labor Council on Friday evening and Saturday morning heard from the Pirie Licensed Victuallers Association seeking cooperation for an application to the Prices Commission to increase beer and stout prices. The association stated its aim and invited cooperation while offering to meet before endorsement. A table showed the proposed increases and the meeting opposed the increases as set out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Trades and Labor Council
Ening
Pirie
Victuallers’ Association
Ivv.a
Brilliant Show Promised at Five-Night Varieties Event
A full-dress rehearsal for Tom Madwan's Varieties of 1949 promises a lavish five-night production. The show launches this morning at Virie Radio and Music Company's hall on Mexander Street with star performers Denise Bonner, Joyce Widger, Shirley Patrick and others, plus new talents from Jol Martins and Lennans Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Madwan
Joy Wy Hall
Brabant
Lams
Virie Radio and Music Company
Howroon
Mexander Street
Wire Revue Company
Poe
Blair Schwartz
Port Augusta
Mary McMahon
Joyce Widger
Shirley Patrick
Maureen McDonald
Aileen Hall
Gloria
Evan
Rhonda Bowley
Les I DeVoogh
Denise Bonner
Danseuse
Jes Willson
George Bray
Murray Shaw
Harry Madigan
Jule Peterson
Bob Fenton
Rick Patrick
Jol Martin's
Mary" McMatron
Aller i
Huotr
Pirie
Boxing-Billy Lord Tops Sands in 12 Round Newcastle Bout
Billy Lord out pointed George Sands over 12 rounds at Newcastle Stadium on Saturday night in a hard fought boxing bout. Sands showed early pace but Lord edged clear with sharper scoring and regained form after a slow start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lord
George Sands
Newcastle Stadium
Shanghai tea dances popular as Reds gain control
Nationalist garrison retreated south toward Lingtag as Shanghai fell. Communist control committee occupied the General Post Office and China Radio Administration. Foreign residents reported few club dances. Gen. Chement condemned Nationalist leaders as ill-timed and witless as PLA moves to sweep China continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsingtag
Communist Military Control Committee
Shanghai
Chement
People's Liberation Army
China
May reports record cold across Adelaide region
A weekend chill set in with Friday high of 54 degrees the lowest for the month and successive frigid nights. The 24 hour low at the post office reached 42.4 degrees with yesterday’s minimum the month’s coldest. Adelaide logged its lowest maximum of the year at 30.7 degrees and Yongala posted 20 degrees.
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Adelaide
Yongala
Wlite
Australian cricket tour to Malaya discussed with Evatt
Sir Donald Will and Australian cricketers may tour Malaya next year if talks proceed. Barnett, recently in Singapore, has asked Sir Donald about the plan. Australian Commissioner for Malaya and Singapore, Mr. C. Massey, says Dr. Evatt backs the project fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Bradman Yi
Ofar
Malaya
Barnettidenier
Jest Witketaveper
Australia
Sir Donald
C. Massey
Mal
Evatt
Sir Donald Won't Competing on the Report
The record quotes Sir Donald Beadmas saying he would not be a starter and that the cricketer is finished, indicating his stance on continuing competition and the cricketer's future status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Donald Beadmas
Lave
Woman From Salomon Awaits Lost Purses Return
A Salomon woman walked into town Friday, lost between the police station and Prest Limited while carrying a handbag with about £20. She retraced steps and recovered the purse and bag but found no money. Police were notified, a brief search found the handbag and purse in different spots, but the cash was gone. An appeal for the money’s return was issued to the husband as the family faces a serious setback. Fibrous plaster workers on strike since last Thursday plan to resume work tomorrow pending an appeal against a wage board ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salomonawa
Prests Limited Jr
Paynen Oy
Wisband
Adelaide
Ndustry
Iron Knob Dispute Promptly Referred to Whyalla Unions
Mr H L Blucher secretary of the Vire Trades and Labor Council says fifty men are receiving strike relief amid the Iron Knob dispute. A message from T eecc secretary of Whyalla Combined Unions Council indicates unions will hear the dispute this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Blucher
Vire Trades and Labor Council
Women’s Anniversary Road Race at Pike Club
The Pike Women’s Cycling Club held its anniversary road race over four miles with sealed handicaps. Rita Sedunary won both the handicap and fastest time, finishing in 11 minutes 3 seconds. The top four riders received prizes and trophies. Final standings list Rita Sedunary, Sylvia Warner, Shirley Cavenett, Miriam Bateson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Women's Cycling Club
Rita Sediinary
Rita Sedunary
Sylvia Warner
Shirley Cavenett
Miriat Bateson
Pirie Technological Advancement Society Opens
The first meeting of the Pirie Technological Advancement Society was held at the school with 30 members present. Mr F. H. Allman-Ward, patron, delivered a talk on The Evolution of Power. Mr E. Connelly, chairman, thanked contributors and committee members for forming the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Technological Advancement Society
F. H. Allman-Ward
S A Factory Ready For Television Production
ADELAIDE Sunyday Mr 86 Jones President Leelitileu Ireeloe of Philips Blecisieil Tithe re MU Lodny tite to assigate saat Guvelivienl ure the ceritical bounchards for television ware would begliy at the company's Hendon factory on production of television sets sid equipment. Be added et Seets the da steryt expected that erement will announce its decision within the next few weeks.
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Adelaide
Sunyday
Jones
Leelitileu Ireeloe
Philips Blecisieil
Hendon
Erement
Pea Grower Finds Aerial Dusting Successful
Adelaide report says on Sunday a 33 acre hinpes field at O Hatteran Hill received a half hour aerial DDT dusting. Varden, a major South Australian pea producer, observed no live mites after inspection. Peas from Norwood cannery are shipped to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
O'Hatteran Hill
Mr. Vardet
Norwood
Britain
Lighting-up times and temperatures across days
The report lists lighting times for this evening and tomorrow with 5.13, local temperatures showing Friday highs of 4 degrees, Saturdays up to 6.46, yesterday figures 57.5 and 41.4, and capital city readings for Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart 57.7 56 187 71 53 172. The barometer read 30.12 yesterday at 8:30 AM. Weather outlook: scattered light rain with cold winds from east to north east, shifting to north-westerlies in southern waters. Moderate seas persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Doran
U S Troops Leaving Korea Begin Withdrawals
United States armed forces have begun withdrawing from Korea and expect to complete the movement by July 1, according to the New York Times correspondent in Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Korea
The
New York Times
Seoul
Sister Agnes forms new branch at Laura Hospital
Personal notes report Sister Agnes Tradinger secretary of the South Australian Nurses' Christian Movement forming a new branch at Laura Hospital after visiting Northern districts. In Pirie she met local officials. E K Orchard, recently leaving the Taxation Department, joins J R Dellows stat and resides in Pirie. Mr and Mrs W Parsons Paradise and Mr and Mrs Harry Bratchell Millicent visited Pirie. Miss Jean Colbert Payneham holidaying here with Mrs M Trigg Pirie West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Tradinger
T Secretar
South Australian Nurses’ Christian Movement
Laura Hospital
Pirie
E. K. Orchard
Taxation Department
J. R. Dellows
W. Parsons
Paradise
Harry Bratchell
Millicent
The Last Word In Making Of Bread Opens In Pirie
A near century later Pirie Town Council and experts praised a new modern bread plant in Pirie Australia. Mrs Middleton mayor pressed the start as shiny ovens baked golden bread watched by J H Cashmore G L Ball J R Mayes and R J Hellenger. The plant features hygienic stainless mixing vats precise water heat controls and dust free flour storage with automated processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Pirie
Pike
Middleton
Wation
Messrs
J. H. Cashmore
Bread Manufacturers’ Association of South Australia
G. L. Ball
J. R. Mayes
Pirie Group
Rohrsheim
R. J. Hellenger
Brows
Kidd
Sydney
Mesers
M. Rohrsheim
H. L. Blucher
Decisive wins in girls basketball with rare upset
Saturday play saw broad victors in B grade with High School v Tennyson a rare exception as teams like A and B grade squads posted high scores. Notable performers include Rover, St Mark's, Tryan and Solomontown with multiple Best selections noted. the report also touches on a bakery process in the margins and a partial note on a continued page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
B. Hole
B. Evans
M. Griffiths
B. Baldwin
L. Roberts
M. Burgess
Beals
L. Walters
P. Fawcett
Leslie
St. Mark's
V. Myles
A. McNulty
H. Brown
Solomontown
R. Miranda
M. P. Pincl Finlay
P. Franke
Walladge
G. Court
Rb.l
Blas
R.S.L
E. Jeffrey
L. Brown
L. Pellman
Pitsgerald
E. Booth
D. Davies
P. Smith
M. Chiovie
D. Walker
B. Roberts
J. ‘Vegoules
J. Dite
A. Catchpool
R. Thornton
U. Sain
D. Bonner
RSL
Spartan
Mi Jeffreys
C. Bairstow
Halliday
P. ‘Tree
D. Koch
D. Warne
YWCA
G. Wauchope
B. Butcher
M. Fitzpatrick
Crossman
M. Walt
G. Mathews
High School
H. Fowler
P. Hisgrove
M. McDonald
J. Miranda
J. Booth
B. Challenger
Port Take Command In Final 10 Mins At Memorial Oval
Port pressed early with rugged tactics and a late surge at Memorial Oval. Solomertown built a lead through faster play, while Port's Maiden, Warne, Audoss, and Lemm contributed on the scoreboard as the home team narrowed the gap in a hard fought match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omantews
Port
Flasi Memorial Oval
Solomortown
K. Norton
P. Rouds
Krock
C. Warne
Shordy
Maiden
Audoss
L. Lemm
Blues Triumph In Ragged Port Victory
Port held off Solomontown by a slender margin in a high tempo B grade match marked by injuries and bursts of team play. Veal starred for Solomontown with two goals in a tense finish as Port moved top on percentage amid rugged defending by Brown and Lemm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertet
Port
Salomertown
T. Kretschiner
K. Hunt
R. Pritchard
Peither
Solomontown
Solemortown
Watyern
Feace
Solemecan
B. Lines
Lemm
Audess
Blues
Fawcett
Pollard
Owens
Zubrinich
Hobby
Dicely
Veal
Davidson
Stetcher
Pirie Hosital
W Lex
Duffy
Immer
D. Norton
J. Brown
P. Lemm
L. Lemm
T. Wilson
Maiden
Doyle
Preteen oared Port match summary
A brief note records a junior level Port game with a score of 1 goal 3 behinds and repeats the line twice, ending with a stray word twunay for unclear context. No additional players or venues are identified in the readable text.
Solomontown Juniors Ease Past Port in Joe Woods Match
Solomontown Juniors dominated Port with 12 goals 15 behinds to 3 goals, led by J Stevens and K Madigan who scored four goals each. R Hoare and B Stephens starred for their teams, while Fare at centre wing opened paths for Solomontown’s attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Owens
Solomontown
Salomontown
R. Hoare
B. Stephens
Port
Ouwlandirs
Fare
Port Adelaide Defeats Norwood in Six Match Streak Breaker
Port Adelaide defeated a weakened Norwood side in Sunday league football, moving into fourth place while West Adelaide dropped to sixth after a North Adelaide loss. Norwood suffered its first defeat in six games. Premiership table shows Norwood 10, North 8, Glenelg 8, Port Adelaide 6, South 5.
Boys' Club Match West defeats Ellendale 6-1 in Pirie West
Pirie West hosts Ellendale Boys' Club with West winning 6-1. L Wundke scores seven points, Rowe two, while Harris Stephanas Ellendale B Richardson A Theologou A Castle 12 P Notings G contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie West
Ellendale Boys’ Club
L. Wundke
Rowe
Harris
Stephanas
Ellendale
B. Richardson
A. Theologou
A. Castle
P. Notings
Pirie Table Tennis Results
Pirie Table Tennis Association results show Ellendale Boys' Club and Shiftworkers' Association tying at eight sets for the closest contest. Ellen dale won 401 to 387 to claim premiership points, with a series of other match outcomes listed including Co-op Suores 11 d BHAS Star Club 5 and Railways 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Table Tennis Association
Ellendale Boys' Club
Shiftworkers’ Association
Ellendale
Eilendale
D. Shiftworkers
Suores
BHAS
Star Club
M.C.A
Yacht Club
RSL
Port F.C
Proprietary F
The Rest Defeats High School In Hockey Match
At Leo Ward Oval The Rest beat High School by two goals The Rest scored five goals High School three goals Key players include Ro McKay and Jercock with strong defense and mid game momentum setting the win
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocky
Leoward Oval
Reat
Acale
Hroothiitens
Lionald
Wo Cindercock
Ro McKay
Aleta
Lo Jercock
Impett
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High Commission
M Vysinsky
Fies
Salls
Morse
Mrs. Robinson
Brook
Poultry Club
Brompton Bay
L.V.A
Hy L. Bla
Ther
Leach
Sir Donald Will
Donald
Iron Knob
Rita Sedinary
Technological Society
U.S
Rohrsheims
August Conrad Rohrsheim
Mobrsheim
Watom
Tryan
D, Martin
D. May
Halliday Spartan
M. Hogg
P Holthouse
G. Atwell
Rover
B. Thomas
P. Ie B. Millerd
M. Tobin
L. Baker
Pirie School
Yanfainss
Helen Barafin
Gouden
Marjorie
Bronnick
Joam Porsche
Dorothy Sherry
Memorial Oval
Geren
Germinaria
Smale
Fisher
Goodwin
Brown
M. McMahon
M. Baker
W. Price
Price
Greens
Sola Fortown
T. Lemm
H. Maiden
L. Lem
Faudoss
H. Goodwin Teach
E. Doyle
L. Veal
L. Duffy
R. Hobby
M. Euwrest My
W. Pace
Sele
Lees Maider
H. Goodwin
P. Reeds
Wilson
W. Lean
D McLeod
L. Duty
Neetoo
J Owens
Twunay
Salomantown
J. Stevens
K. Madigan
B. Vei Wan
R.guthberlet
B. Laube
Oe Singer -Coleimankinwis
A Speed
C. Parham
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