Twelve Hitler Henchmen Expect to Be Hanged at Tribunal
The War Crimes Tribunal adjourned on Sunday after listening to statements from the accused. Twelve believe they will be hanged, three expect escape, and six hope for a life sentence as judges prepare to reconvene on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Auremburg
Maxis
War Crimes Tribunal
Joreomer
Keitel
Imest
Groaves
Miller
Nake Erie
Ike
Brumsell
Jon
Raeder
Buen
Ranphy
Balgium Loys Claims Against Italy
A distressing note reports Balgium Loys filing claims against Italy with the VARTS secretariat. The submission alleges expenditures and operational costs tied to a contested matter, seeking redress or reimbursement under the stated remit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balgium Loys
Italy
Hotys Lonpetuice Secretariat
Vay
Cement shipment inquiry to Pirie amid Adelaide demand
An inquiry discusses funding a cement shipment to Pirie and the potential impact on Adelaide's demand. The letter mentions sourcing, timing, and the need to assess whether funding could meet early delivery needs. References to ministers and supply factors are noted but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendler
Adelaide
Drawout hockey replay ends in extra time stalemate
Semi final replay between Crystal Brook and Afonsithe ends with no winner after 20 extra minutes. Both teams create chances as Crystal Brook dominates, while Afonsithe counters. Final score remains undecided pending a third match to settle the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afronsithe
Uml
Crystal Brook
Ce Setuniay
Taul
Vail
Iinor
Crystal
Brook
Traby
Aftunvillle
Guoshutters Afonville
Zubeinich
L. Saint Bess Ylayeys
Aftunville
T Johansen
Bo Whiteside
Crystal Bri
Evans le Saint
J. Wilkin
Lightning Carnival Shifts Winners at Stuart Park
At Leonard Park yesterday Barker House hosted a local carnival with Stuart War the premier team from Astonville winning the event led by J Kelly who presented tokens to players. Eyre House runners-up received prizes from W Briwn as a side event ended in a draw between women teams with goals by Garden Hilla Ziderinich and P Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Huckes
Muchéal
Leonard Park
Queens of Eyre
Barker
Stuart
Astonville
Ae Gual
Barker House
J Kelly
Winsum
Eyre House
Severnside
Sien
Teither
Prowesive
Afi
Garden
Gos
Wills Hilla Ziderinich
Gordon
P Morse
Biendale
M. Arynstrume
Geet Goisiners
J. Armetronn
I Abtesetiies
Mt. Armstrong
Notable local figures visit Pirie for hospital admission
The fragment notes Mir W. Ho Threadgold admitted to Pir Hogphtal after a collapse on Tuesday night. His brother Mr. Arthur Threwdgold from Maxi! and Melbourne guests were present, with the event tied to the former mayor’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lote
Mir W. Ho
Threadgold
Pir Hogphtal
Heshudd
Suvial
Melbourne
Arthur Threwdgold
Maxi
Pirie
Pirie Hosts Notable Social Week Ends With Dinner
A grand week of hospitality in Pirie closes with a dinner at the town hall hosted by Broken Hill Associated Smelters. Chief guests include Sir Raghinath Paranjpye, the Indian high commissioner in Australia, and his daughter Miss Shakustela Paranoye, as scientists and mining experts furthered the town’s social and scientific links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Town Hall
New Zealand
Sir Raghinath Paranjpye
Igh
India
Australia
Shakustela Paranoye
Nuimuny
Piriewenn
Je Chaimat
Wuhi
Raghunath Paranjpye
Bhlas
Istic Heartfel
Blas
Port Pirie
Messe
Wnt
Hart
Hhart
W. G. White
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Fom Capley
B. Dickinson
Miner
R. A. Shaw
My. A.J) Treglown
Plaza Gate
Pirie Revue Company
T Madigan
Dr Williams
Piriears
Sir Raghuni
Shakuntala Paranjpye
Wes
Leon Rodda
Harmoniques
Mess
Rodda
Franke Martens
Barry Tapscott
Darle Baker
Len’ Williams
Ben Anderson
Dick Hutchins Arambone
Bill Bonner
Tom Flinn
Cere
Visitation of Sir Raghunath Paranjpye in Port Pirie Arrives
The Indian High Commissioner Sir Raghunath Paranjpye and party arrive from Adelaide and are treated to a mayoral reception in the council chamber. The visit highlights industrial ties with BLAS, praises Pirie’s civic spirit, and includes tours of smelters, dinners, and cultural events with local officials and school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest Tanner Aguiestas Besa
M. M. Steveniine
Middleton
SauWerbeers
Jens Whit Tu
Arabs ask 10 shun British meeting in London
Arab Higher Executive urges ten Arab states to reject invitations to a London conference, citing Zionist influence and aiming to avoid perceived Western bias. The group says Britain should not extend invitations to the Grand Mufti amid suspected hostility toward Arabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
London
Arb
Ven Nute
Chem
Britains
Jesus
Grand Mufth
Former RSL Official Dies in Adelaide
Obituary note from Adelaide reports the death of a former Royal Australian Legion official. The record mentions his wartime service, postwar career in government departments, and a long involvement with veteran affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S.L
Adelaide
City College Girls Visit Regional Schools Tour
A group of 25 girls from four Adelaide schools will travel by motor coach to Pirie tomorrow. They will inspect shipyards and educational sites, travel through Guwler and other towns, then return via Horrocks Pass to Adelaide with two accompanying teachers from Woodlands School Presbyterian Girls College and Methodist Ladies College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auty
Adelaide
Pirie
Guwler Balaklava
Snowtown
Redhill
Port Broughton
Pirte
Whyalla
Port Gesmein
Port Aunus
Horrocks’ Pass
Mount Remarkable Melrose
Gladstone
Clare
Mis C
Leslie
Miss. M Watary
Woodlands School
Presbyterian Girls’ College
Wilderness
Hi Deal With China Accounts for 175 Million Dollar Sale
A China United States agreement was signed detailing a sale worth 800 million dollars of goods on Payue island. The sale excludes weapons and aircraft. A Chinese official stated the deal would accelerate China’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangital
Family matriarch Catherine Condon dies in Pirie home
Mrs Catherine Condon born at Burra came to Pirie in 1891 and lived in a tent home with husband William Alfred Condon who died eight years ago. She raised six sons and a daughter and supported family, business, and politics, with seven relatives named across Pirie Adelaide Laura Alberton and Pirie. A requiem was held at St Mark’s and she was buried in Pirie Cemetery amid floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bom
Adelaide
Catherine Condon
Wis
A. Shearwin
Myallermee
Kensington Gardens
Legislative Council
Bernard
Jobst
W. H. Moyle
Sylvester
Pire
Laura
Messrs
Harold Hawker
Frank
Alberton
Thomas
Pirie
Jobs
Mra A. Shearwin
William
Indian visitors impressed during Pirie tour and yacht club visit
Escort by Mayor Middleton and Dr. Williams, with Sir Raghunath Paranjoye and Miss Peranjoye, toured Pirie environs. They admired Tennyson and Ellendale playgrounds, Woodward Park, and the Pirie Yacht Club rooms being prepared for Governor-General’s opening. They lunched at the staff house then left by car for Whyalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. B. Middleton
G. K. Williams
Raghunath Paranjoye
Jiddia
Australia
Shakuritala Peranjoye
Pirie
Tennyson
Ellendale
Woodward Park
Pirie Yacht Club
Williams
BHA
Whyalls
St Marks Triumph In High Scoring A Grade Match
St Marks achieved a 30 goal victory over Rover IT in an A grade basketball clash. Top performers included St Marks players Hext, Monaghan, and Rover IT stars Ellis and Walker. Final tallies noted St Marks with 25 goals and Rover IT with 7, while other teams and players were listed in a lengthy, partially garbled box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
St Mark's
Rive
Frre
Monaghan
Roger Ie
Mefionalit
UT Mayein Rover
Rover
Ellis
Bb Hhowas
Walker Utd
Bo Charles
Wo Gray
S\ Richards
Spartan M Lawlor
RK. Brown
Oxford
St. Mark's
M. Bickhaver
G. Pitager
Pirie Visited by Band of Gypsies
Gypsy caravan visited Pirie on Saturday with carloads of travellers stopping at shops to tell fortunes. Officers ordered the group to move on later in the morning. The party, believed from Madbourne in South Aust, headed toward Crystal Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Aust
Madbourne
Crystal
Weather data fragment reports temperatures and times
Fragmentary daily weather note lists dawn light and sunrise near 6.33 am, daybreak brightness, 6.33 sunrise, high around 625 limbs unclear, Friday forecast shows maximum 6 and minimum 46 with odd units and garbled terms.
Pirie Club marks victory with street parade and flags
The Proprietary Club celebrated Hw 1046 victory with a victory parade through Pirie town and suburbs by a 2 meter lorry full of players and supporters singing the club's chorus. Secretary E. Beott waved the club flag as pennants with Proprietary colors flew from the Federal Hotel mast and Pirie West displayed banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
E. 8. Beott
Pirie West
Proprietary
Solomontown
Federal Hotel
Flag with a history sparks tribute gesture in Victoria
A Nag carried on 18 Memorial Osis marked a tribute as Propriety footballers entered the scene century ago. The banner linked to Ron Coombe’s family and its capture by HMAS Perth before being recovered and finally sold back to the club through a Salvage Department sale. KS Scott, secretary, thanked Mr. Coombe for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL T. Coombe
Toorak
Victoria
Ron Coombe
Pirie Air School
Hm.a.s. Perth
Loum
Coombe
My KS
Scott
Coambe
Maitland Combined Team to Play at Pirie September 4
Selection by Messrs Walsh Hine and EB Parr named a combined Maitland team to meet Pirie at Maitland on September 4. The 10 listed players will train at Memorial Hall tomorrow evening, including Lemm Madigan Roads Knight Baker and F J Stigwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Eam
Maitland
Ms Walsh
W. Hine
EB. A. Parr
Lissuchttion
Memorial
Val
Lemm
HH. i
Madigan
P. Roads
OW. Knight
M. Baker
J Gomut
K.P. Brady
M- Ganley
Li. Neal
WJ Fawcett
F. J. Stigwood
Ki. Harris
R. Pritchard
W. Connor
D. Norton
If Pascht
GB. Iseliwarty
T. Bryant
J.C. Davies
Tr. L. Andess
J. A. Sinpoon
G. Baverstock
B.A
Keen Interest in Pirie Labor Candidature for Assembly
Local Labor supporters show keen interest in Pirie seat as state executive debates reopening nominations for the by election. With Mr Lacey dead and Mr Threadgold ill, nominations may be reopened and a plebiscite used to select a candidate for the unexpired term and possibly the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Labor
House of Assembly
Lacey
A. W
W. H
Threadgold
W. Brownick
Firemen’s Association
Brownick
Thessue
Mesers
Nacey
Mr. Threadgold
J. C. Fitzgerald
ALP
State Council
HL Ee ‘Tapping
A. V. Thompson
Hindman
Proprietary Trophy Winners for 1946
Recognition of meritorious play during the past season includes 28 senior players awarded by the Proprietary Football Club. The list, announced yesterday, names winners such as Simpson as fairest and best, Andess best all rounder, Searle most useful, Hart most consistent, Finch best placed man, Davies most improved, and numerous others for wings, backmen, ruckman, centreman, and forward roles with special mentions for training dedication and outstanding services to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
Proprietary Football Club
Fullow
Simpson
GB. Jobeson
FL. Andess
Wo Berry
L. Searle
Kretschmerd
T. Bryant
C.J. Hart
Bob Finch
Clarke
Muckman
Mo MB
Middleton
G. Jotins
Ay Furmack
Finch
Mrs EG. Fiddal
Tun
WW. Colman
B. Davies
Do. Cunningham
1. Berridge
J. K. Green
J. A. Nite
J. A. Nitz
J. Trigg
VN. Simpson
Beacheluh
Baverstock
West
Rodgers
Kid Young Stops Opponent With Sixth Round Technical Knockout
Melbourne report says Kid Young after a sixmonth layoff scored a technical knockout in the sixth round at Melbourne Stellin fist night. Sydney card notes Joning Burns and Clarrie Gordon fought to a knockout loss for Gordon. Newcastle bout shows Jommy Watts outboxing Tommy Chapman for a points victory over 12 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Kid” Young
Alee
Heavie
Australia
Sydney
Joning Burns
Clarrie Gordon
Sydney Stadium
Newcastle
Jommy — Watts
Tommy Chapman
Deviva
Big Farewell for Test Men in London
Sunday farewell scenes at Watford Station and Southamptom Docks greeted the England Test cricketers led by Walter Hammond as they set sail. Hammond vowed England would not let the side down this season while Kate Lane tops averages with 849 runs from 27 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Watertoo Station
Arenel
Englel
Walter Hammond
England
Hammond
Stirling Castle
Kate Une
Second Marree Homing Race Attracts 509 Birds
The Pirie and Pirie West Homing Societies held a second Marree race covering 24 miles. A west south-west wind affected a 509 bird release with many entrants from Pirie Society and Pirie West, trophies donated by Mr Hurfle Matters and Mn BW Pettman. Results show top placements with distances around 1,200 yards, and section winners in South North and West zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie and
Pirie West
Satuday
Marree
Pirie Society
Hurfle Matters
Pirie West Society
Mn BW Pettman
A. Patterson
Manfield & Sons
G. Brakenridge
Bow
W.D
J. Dormer
E. Davies
F. Nottage
H. Clark
T Manfield
Finalists Decided In Mixed Foursome
Jenkins Memorial mixed foursome finalists reach final stage with Randell and Mrs Brant to meet Condoiu and Mrs Ryfe. Crouch and Mrs Dunstan, Randell and Mrs Braver, and Davies with Murdock win rounds 2 up or 2 to play. McInerney led stroke event with net 75 from two tees as scores from No 1 and No 12 tees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Memorial
Tyassivy
O Rundell
J Brant
MB. Condoiu
Ryfe
Condon
Millhouse
W. A. R. Crouch
J A. Dunstan
Randell
Braver de
L. P. Davies
A. M. Murdock
A.a McInerney
Ree
McInerney
Rouette
W. L. Scott
J. Davis
P.M. Beenhardt
J.-H
W. Debelle
H. Tousel
J.’ Hocking
M. Penny
Pirie Associates to Play Crystal Brook Team
In a golf match Pirie Associates face Crystal Brook with AM's team members Dibdin and O'Neill among the contenders. Crowd records best scores as Mir ALM, Murloc, Milleoaye, Kretechmer and Kretechmer 5 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Associates
Pirie Golf
O'Neill
R. Kretteaven
Murloc
Milleoaye
Kretechmer
Sunday Trains Return On Pirie Adelaide Line
South Australian Railways reintroduces Sunday passenger schedules on the Pirie Adelaide line with Saturday afternoon to city and evening return services resuming next weekend. Weekday trains continue from Pirie. Tuesday and Thursday departures may be cancelled for now with a provisional timetable shown. From Adelaide daily service runs Monday to Saturday with limited Sunday times as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eginning
South Australian Railways Department
Pirie
Adelaide
Toon
Silay
Pirie Nurses On Cycling Trip From Hospital
Muriel Badcock and Una Comac of the women's medical ward left at 4 am on a 145 mile cycling trip to Port Adelaide. They rode via Crystal Brook Clare Gawler and reached Yacka 38 miles from Pirie, signaling a 15 hour goal despite some nurses calling the plan whacky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Hoss
Jef
Port Adelaide
Muriel Badcock
Una Comac
Crystal Brook
Tithe
Parke
Clare
Gawler
Gene Vross
Yacka
Pirie
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Gobhing Blasters
Ribbentrop
Nuremburg
Tribunal
Sunday Times
Bis Fellows Ribbentrop
Germany
BIG Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Tomorow
Reuter
Paris
Epquiry
Aftonville
Lightning Carnival
Queens
Capt. Williams
Bonds
Saiphgirs
Warline
Thor Pew
Hveyon
Thehaleman
Auislindie
Perel
Vasthalian Cuied
Isis Ayers
WWE Piodang TV
Pitiiesonegind
Santas
Meh
aLeid
Ole Waterteond
Amnion
Liu
Senate Nustratinn Swvedonine Company
Hipurae Shumonus
Sblypiine
Hens Byckett Mil Gr-operative Coal Advisers Avsveistion VE
Sanders
Williams Oles
Syutertron Invlystey
Wiar Sa Prilitee
Bruce Ai
Galton
Transport
Vumade
Tugeh
Marke Barhond
Hee UL. Marty
Harbors
Saunders
A. A Gould
McKennie
Social Servistol
Pinte An
Thur
St John Ambulance Brigade
Officho
Tal
Lar Selway
Manag Dieete
Selways
Vitating Pirie
Royal Exchange Hotel
Mussell
Eyre Peninsula
Quorn
Duke of Gloucester
Dhuchess
W. A Brooks
Police
Monso
Hall
Gapl Williams
Taree
Withanis
Patel
Foreign Autores Die
Sears
Eaylaiey
Sandor
Embrann
Anioraon
Pirle
Gap
Mies
Amderton
Paddy
Ubanks
Raghunath
Misi
G. X. Williams
Belas
Si Maghunath
Wind
Austria
Feld
Mas Paywajpye
Nuc
H. A. Cant. R. V. Bergman
A. PC. Hart
E. Grosvenor
H. Raffelt
Dr. Williams
Sir Raghunath Paranjoye
Sive
Mr. Middleton
Dom
Mufti
Pypsey
Sunilas
Pelaida
Dave Boil
Milan
City College
China
Bt. Mark's
Dun
W. Halli-lye
W. Richards & Son
Norman Street
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