England's innings rescue in Adelaide Test
In Adelaide England batsmen Sutcliffe Hammons Jardine and Ames faltered early but Paynter Verity and Leyland Wyatt steadied the innings. Paynter's crude hits and Verity's defence anchored a lengthy stand while Australia struggled with a sluggish wicket. Ponsford Richardson forged a rescue for Australia as Woodfull fell victim to misfortune and Larwood pace.
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Adelaide
England
Sutcliffe
Hammons
Jardine
Ames
Leyland
Wyatt
Paynter
Verity
Woo
Hag Pluch
Hleesterprige
Australia
Innis
Bradman
McCabe
Larwood
Lee
Fingleton
Alten
Woodfull
Ponsfert
Richardson
Poneford
Ragland
Sydney
Anch
Telbourne
Becisien
Alvaya
Batstien
Aborigines Population Steady for Full-Bloods in Australia
The Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics reports that the full-blood aboriginal population in Australia remained essentially unchanged since 1921, with 80 718 at end of June 1943. Half-castes rose from 12 690 in 1921 to 19 196 at end of June 1992, while about 9 200 full-bloods and half-castes were employed in various trades last year, mainly on sheep and cattle stations and in farm work. Western Australia hosts the largest aboriginal population, with 24 683, followed by the Northern Territory with 18 777.
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Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
Australia
Uist
Western Australia
Northern Territory
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria
Youth fined for riding unregistered motor cycle
Jack Clarke faced the Dowling Street Police Court on January 1 for riding an unregistered motorcycle without a license. He admitted guilt after claiming he was taking the machine home. The magistrate warned riding unregistered machines is unlawful and dangerous for inexperienced riders. Clarke was fined £1 with costs on each charge.
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Dowling Street
Jack Glarke
Canal
Forbes Force
Thesday
Clarke
With
Death
Arnold
Moral Standard on Fallen Women and Men in Society
Woman is labeled a secondary factor and a helpless victim, while man is the chief agent and primary sinner in the fall of women. Reform starts with men, teaching a high standard of sex morality as essential to both genders' growth. Changing public opinion is crucial to avoid blaming only women for moral failings.
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All Indias
Muthula Kehm
Reddi
Heddi
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Sidney
Taeda
Cort
the Advocate
Meagher
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White Sandshoes
Hitey
Paya
Crem Boles
John Meagher & Co. Ltd
Toby
Uncle Toby
Clifford Love & CO. Ltd
Clarence Street
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