Woman and two men killed in Los Angeles weekend road crashes
The report describes a fatal crash on Green Hill Road near Burnside and Sum Merton town where a car plunged 170 feet into a gully after a sharp bend at 2 am, killing a woman and two men while injuring a third. Names and ages of the deceased and injured are listed with suspected cause and vehicle details. Police are tracking the driver of a buckboard or utility vehicle involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
Cat Nurtiea
Greenhill
Burnside
Summertown
Jomo Francis
Conan
Huse
Main North Road
Paradeld Aerodrome
Rose Edith “Til
Tanunda
Maxwell Till
Tanurda
Roy Desmond Abell
Gladstone
John A. Newmany
Mariner
Brighton
Victoria
George Alfred Bowerine
Millicent
Former Internee Questioned On Bashing Case
UNBY reports Sunday with Couyonwealt Security Branch and State police questioning a former Grriman internee at Rose Bay over an attack on four and two women late Friday. Criminal Investigation Branch detectives seek four suspects. no arrests yet. Police say there was no robbery attempt during the incident.
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Couyonwealt
Grriman
Rose Bay
Criminal Investigation Branch
Commonwealth Security Police
Personal visit and club notices from regional electorate
Mr rouse and his son plan a Canberra return after weekend visits to centres in his electorate. Spectator Heiley Sharp of Port Augusta attended Saturdays football final. Gladstone Croquet Club elected officers at its final meeting with J R Page as president and Lines as captain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
Canberra
Tomork
Heiley Sharp
Port Augusta
Gladstone Croquet Club
Mesdames
J. R. Page
M. T L. Pyne
EJ. Bley
G. Yates
G. Staker
C. H Lines
Reichert
A. B.shepherd
Lines
J. G. Harris
P.M Thomson
A Flinn
E Whitford
G. Miller
J. Hogg
New French Government Formed by Premier-Elect Schuman
Sunday report from London states Robert Schuman today formed a new French government. The cabinet retains most ministers from Marie's administration, with major change the removal of Rightist Reynaud and appointment of Socialist Pineau as Finance Minister, replacing Reynaud in the key post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Schuman
France
M. Marie
M. Reynaud
M. Pineaune
R Whitehead First And Fastest In Road Race
R Whitehead won a 20 mile road race by two and a half lengths with 16 starters. Fastest time set at 54 minutes 14 2 3 seconds. Finish order included Hy Holt P Reichelt and B Runners in listed positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Whitehead
Wintubwad
Pirie Cycle Club
Yesterly
R Whitehead
Hy Holt
P. Reichelt
CR. Whitehead
Small Fields In Oval Track Races
The report notes small fields in two races at the mile course with riders including Ro Shepherd and W Shepard Patina among others. Won by a length and a half, the event featured a close finish with second and third separated by a half length. Separate item mentions injuries from football, a student at Teachers' Training College, and a highway department employee sustaining injuries after a fall at Pirie Flats with subsequent hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Brook Show Fields
Fandias
Rutgers Om. Yas
Ro Shepherd
W. Shepard Patina
D Bemeyce
Tomer
Solomon
Reynolds
B. Rutgers
Wan
By Town
Teachers’ Training College
Adelaide
Pirie Hospital
Pirie Flats
Port Germein
W. Woods
Highways and Local Government Department
FL Evans
Pirie
Pirie Girls Cycling to Melbourne Tour
A small group from Vine Women's Cycle Club led by Missey Wittscheibe Miri Haleson and Rita Sedinary plans a cycling tour to Melbourne. They dispatched their main luggage by rail and expect to reach the Victorian capital next Saturday for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bark Missey
Betty Wittscheibe
Miri Haleson
Rita Sedinary
Vine Women's Cycle Club
Victorian
Imain Uggage
Australia Trails In Davis Cup Challenge Round
Australia trailed two singles to one in the Davis Cup challenge round at Forest Hills after heavy losses in the opening matches. The day's play featured Dekahese and Schroeder delivering decisive hitting as the American squad pressed ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New York
Forest Hills
Bs Bile
Dekahese
Schroeder
Devastat
Berlin Talks Reach Fourth Day Without Final Accord
London reports that the four military governors concluded the fifth day of talks on Berlin terms without completing directives from their governments. Officials understand there was in principle agreement on lifting the Berlin blockade, but no official announcement was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Wilhelmina Becomes Princess After Relinquishing Throne
Wilhelmisa of the Netherlands yesterday relinquished her throne to her daughter Juliana and became Princess Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest
Wilhelmisa
The
Netherlands
Juliana
Wilhelmina
From Day to Day Lighting and Weather Outlook
Weather and daylight data chart including sun rise and set times for today and tomorrow. Local temperatures list yesterday and Saturday through Friday with multiple city readings. Barometer reading given and forecast notes predict squally westerly change with showers. Ocean warns strong northwest to southwest winds, gale force at times, very rough seas and heavy swell.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Melnerney Bernhardt Win Four Ball Golf Title
Melnerney and Bernhardt won seven up in the four ball event at Pirie Golf Club on Saturday. Scores show strong showings across divisions with several pairs finishing up and a note that the mixed foursome final remains to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnerney — Bernhardt
A. Go Melnerney
Berthardt
Pirie Golf Club
Saurday
Mulnerney Heimbrardt
Ty J. Davies
Ho Ralph
J. Tre
Swaven—ik
J. Skewes
JM Moekel
Clark
B Fowler
H. T. Webster
CE Chou FL Adame
Treteaven
Associates
W. O'Neill
J Hopkins
Secon
Mesdames-H Coombe
LA. Dunstan
Hannan
W. Giles
G Goold Wins Ring Target Shoot at Pike Rifle Club
G Goold topped the first shoot of Pike Rifle Club’s ring target event, earning the champion pin. Scores listed include L.E. Pratt 53 56 12421 and W H Richards 87 56 10425, with numerous competitors noted and next week’s shoot over 1000 yards.
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Trandicap Mit
Scoresi
Goold
W. H. .Richards
L.E. Pratt
H. Gerblch
CN. Cooke
A SR Burbles
Alhurel
Laube
Ols Bas
al i
Sandery
P. Ushichee
J. Turner
JL. Metherney
M. B. Thompson
Re I Norton
MO. Huddy
R. Chapelhow
B. Gearing Spe
RH Burt Ore
Half-Caste On Murder Charge Shocks Alice Springs
In Alice Springs a man described as half-caste is seriously ill from knife wounds to the throat after a disturbance involving Mrs Kite. An inquest into Mrs Kite’s death will be held on a date to be fixed as police continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Springs
Kite
Plinto Clabass
Australia
Plinto
Communist Split in Bulgaria Reported Amid Power Struggle
Reuters dispatch from Istanbul reports a bulgarian communist split between the Bulganan faction led by Vinitov and Kotar with Kolarov pressing Dimitrov to favor Tito and Cominform. Observers warn the shake up could trigger unpredictable, momentous events as influence shifts in Yugoslavia. Boxing notes: Archie Kemp and Frank Flannery fought a 12 round bout in West Melbourne Stadium, a stepping stone in the lightweight title quest to succeed Vic Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulganan Communist Party
Vinitov
Kotar
Balgark
MM Aya
Reuters
Istanbali
Yugoslavia
Kolarov
Marshall Tito
Dmitrov
Bulgaria
Istanbul
Dimitrov
Archie Kemp
Prank Flannery
West Melbourne Stadium
Ames
Vic Patrick
Aus
Royal visit to Pirie eludes King and Queen at Crystal Brook Show
Governor Sir Willoughby Norrie announced the King and Queen would not attend Pirie but hoped to visit Adelaide. The Viceregal party opened the Crystal Brook Show with remarks on quality, prosperity, and wartime service. Local officials and residents welcomed them, and Capt Forsyth received a new command posting.
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Willoughby Norrie
Australia
Crystal Brook
Pirie
Adelaide
Norrie
Viscount Altthorp
Q. M. Davidson
NorthaWestern Agricultural Society
G. Davidson
Davidson
Lyons
Robinson
Willoughby
Gustal Brook
Port Win Premiership Triumph Over Proprietary by 27 Points
Port defeated Proprietary 6 9 39 to 3 12 30 securing the 1948 premiership in a dominant final performance. Port led from early, with Jobean and Lemm influential in the back and forward lines, while Proprietary struggled to match the green and whites’ pace and teamwork throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Proprietary
Wilen
No Survivors In Lutana Crash
Sydney reports that an airliner Lurtana wrecked on Ben Evers Mountain with no survivors. Twelve charred bodies found in the aircraft nose. main fuselage burned out after striking a tree near the summit. Pilot Paterson notes the peak is not on maps and criticizes the Civil Aviation Department for omission.
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Ben Evers
Civil Aviation Department
Paterson
Merino Sheep Shine at Crystal Brook Show
North Western Agricultural Society’s seventy first Crystal Brook show drew over 70 entries and six thousand attendees. Governor Sir Willoughby Norrie opened the event praising production needs while prize-winning sheep and rival livestock impressed judges.
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Crystal Brook
North-Western Agricultural Society
Messrs
Ed. Ashby
Ashrose, Hallett
L. J. Anderson
Halbury
Ring results feature many horses and riders in hack and jumper events
A crowded ring program lists pony and hunter classes with Waters Collette Sea Gull and Gipsy Queen among contenders. Also noted are cycling heats, trotting results, and crowd entries including Ben, Texas, Blue Gill, and Silver Glow with multiple riders and weights.
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Morses
C. Waters
Jean Bailey
Waters’ Collette
Tom Wiliams
Waters
W. ‘T. Sharman
Tom Willams
Texas
C. Wotare
Indy
T Rodda
Tom Williams
Bessie
Bey
Sea Gull
Nate
Cnaiden
J. Banke
Ben
Jen Bulley
Tka
T. H Ayle
T. Rosa
Miss V. Ayles
Glen Garry
T. Radda
G_ Waters
Jett Bailey
Gay Flicka
W. J. Arbon
Lille
Gen
Rodda
Silver Fox
Jean
R Flon Wins Combined Race At Border Lawn 264 Mile Event
The fifteenth race of the season runs under cloudy skies and light northwest winds. R Flon of the West sub takes first and second places, with K H Tanniball also from the same section claiming third money. Separate races yield trophies for Selways Limited and Mrs Leverington, with field placements and individual times noted amid scattered names and scores.
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Pirie
Border Lawn
Ley
R. Finn
Re West Sub
K. H Tanniball
Selways Limited
Sid Dvcond
Leverington Liveuty
Hinds
Manfield and Sons
WPW
Brakenridge's Bach
Lydeamore
West Ko Finn
A. Hisesty
F. Howard
Saul Mawield
Soo
A. Brakenridge
Honniball
Pirie Club Race To R. H. Burt
Pirie Club hosts a race with R H Burt leading, followed by entries from PALS, PHS, and local firms. Results list distances around 800 yards with S Robinson, Mann Coat, Hutchinson and Sore, Kes and Son, and Perkins among notable participants.
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Pirie Club
R. H. Burt
Ob Rey
Sun
Perkins
Mann Coat Bros
Hutchinson and Sore
Kes and Son
Hy Gerbich
H. W. Diet Vase
Son
R. H Burt
D. Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.A
Greenhill Road
Pirie Girls
Sidwell
QUIST
Life Asentence
Life Offices
Attetanes
G. Goold
Bulgana
H.C. C. Forsyth
RMR
Oliner
H. 5. Allan
R.D
BNR
By C P, Mum
Sesd
Ne ‘Ae & Brilliant
Wen
Brock
Tor Amittanor
Westher
Macphett
McMahon
Jolly
Gomled
T. Wilson
L. Lemm
Ted
Lebacn
Felon
Brow
Goodwin
Rohrig
Raseberr
Wistar
Atkins
Cunningham
Pittary
Davey
Thad
R. Wiskar
Tines
Rownberg Inch
Battle Royal
Port Centre
Kershaw
Price
Manuel
Rossberg
B. Wisker
Redlegs
Ced
Bives
Redleg
Lemm
Audess
Part
Lutana
Singer
Bordertown
R. T. Tietz’ Cycle House
Selways Ltd
Janes Hay
Yacka
Hay
Rob Whitehead
B. London
A. G. Ellis
the Brook
Wed. Weston
Mark Weston
Warella
Nairne
Melrose
Mintaro
Foudd’s
Pirle
Williams
Jarvis
McVicar
J Glegeett
Whitehead
F Stephens
G. Divuman
EH. Whitehead
R Johns
Seidel Unis
Ime
Dutuns. Willams
Seidel
JE. Whitehead
B. Johns
B. J. London
G Dietmay
Ste
Davvis
Fund
J. & Whitehead
Bairstow
Stephens
Lenwin
Rhotts
Pullers Radiant
Lois
Puller
SA Lane
M. Lane
George Perme
Ferme
Royal Rodney
George Feville
R. Flon
Laver Brothers Pty. Led
G.P.O
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