Time WIns Through Toss In Second Test At Lords
Time and again England won the toss and held the advantage in the Second Test at Lords. With 111 runs needed and four wickets to fall, Australia faced slim odds as Bradman and six teammates struggled to reach a century between them. The article notes wear on the pitch, rain, and the toss’s heavy influence on marathon matches, affecting results and strategy.
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Lords
England
Australia
Yuns
Bradman
Watill
Ending Test Draws Cricketers Face Longer Match Time
The cricket authorities wrestle with tradition as three day tests, six ball overs, and the idea of starting matches earlier are debated. A full extra day could end unfinished stories and draws, but changing rules risks public and sacred tradition.
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England
Felding
Police officials refute claims on promotions at farewell event
On Wednesday a sergeant addressed a farewell dinner at fledfern denying secretary Cosgrove’s claim that police disliked promotions. He stated the force has always been loyal to omivors and treated fairly by every government in power, despite lingering dissatisfaction.
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Bia
Fledfern
Kinhead
Police
Asaoeta Yon
Mr. Cosgrove
Local Market Prices Recorded for Sydney Commodities
Market prices in Sydney show the whet market firmer with Dwik purcela at a/7 and bag lots at 3/10 a bushel. Sussex Street prices list Potnters Tasmanian Vito and new Joid ranges, with cases 1/6 to 1/7 and other items including onions, millet, chaff, oats, lucerne and hay at various late March figures.
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Sydney
Dwik Purcela
Sussex Street
Lucerne
Personal Appointments and Local Church Confirmation
Mr W. C. Jewell has become stationmaster at Oueaning, coming from Bombala. Roy Gordon of Hotel Arpyle Tarniga lies in St John of God Hospital in a serious condition. Patton of Rosedale is recovering after fourteen weeks in hospital, hopeful to return home soon. The Anglican Bishop of Goulburn, Ht Hov BK Aurgmann, visited Jones at the weekend and confirmed 36 candidates at St Luke's Church. He also spoke at a Junee parish hall youth rally on the Young Anglican Association’s aims.
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Arpyle
Tarniga
St. John of God Hospital
John Thorn
Rosedale
Patton
Goulburn
Aurgmann
Jones
St. Luke's Church
Junee Pariah Hall
Young Anglican Association
Jubilee for Rev Fenwick Highlights Golden Jubilee
A High Mass at St Patrick's College Chapel celebrated Rev Fenwick’s Golden Jubilee. Catholic Brothers and pupils, including Victoria to New South Wales units, honored him with processions, concerts, and a life of teaching and organizing across Geelong Melbourne Maryborough and Goulburn.
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Australian Nativer! Association
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Obituary of Mrs Stochfort of Frogmore
Mrs Stochfort wife of L Rochfort of Frogmore died Friday after long illness aged 67. She leaves three sons and three daughters all married. Brother H J ONeill of Frogmore and half brother W J Conseils of Omagh Boorowa. Sister Mrs J J Walsh of The Pines Toranga. Interred Catholic Cemetery Frogmore Saturday.
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Miss Daphne Ardill Dies at 92 in Gunning
The death occurred at Olivet Gunning of Miss Daphne Kathleen Ardill aged 92. She had been in indifferent health and died suddenly after a short illness. She was the second eldest daughter of Mr G. B. Ardill MLA and Mrs Ardill of Olivet Gunning. Survived by sisters Gertie, Valerie, Audrey and brother George Ardill of Goulburn. Funeral to be held in Gunning this afternoon.
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Audrey
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Goulburn
Second Postmortem Hints Suicide in Murray River Death
Police report a second autopsy on an unknown man found in the Murray River suggests suicide. The examination indicates a bullet entered the right eye and lodged in the skull.
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Murray River
Churchill Is About To Speak In Debates Yet Unseated Leader
The article narrates Churchill poised to speak in a Commons debate, with hint of his address stirring MPs into the chamber. It notes Churchill remains out of office, the Conservative Party’s large majority, and that he would guide Britain from the back benches in coming weeks.
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Iin
Sydney Education Conference Marks Call for Modern System
An education conference in Sydney opened with Minister for Education M.H. Deammond presiding at City Hall. Delegates from various bodies discussed child health, school facilities, and extending secondary education, urging government action and federal cooperation to modernize Australia’s education and support parents.
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Unclear text fragment about government and committee names
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning the Parliament General, Goreener General of Sow feck, Tava Gatwag Téatee Phe Cont uuE, FBI, online formats, board, Chily Waky Chats Maas, Witties Wl Staten, Dominion of world leadership, humanitarian notes, and a garbled title.
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Tava
Staten the Dominion of World
Unclear report from South Imu Loew Depot incident
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a fall at South Imu Loew Depot injuring Hon SJ and others, with medical treatment and a patrol pump theft. It mentions promotions of police and various local injuries, thefts, and a derailed truck near a railway line, plus court notices, accidents, and a police assault incident.
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Eleager
Teleedu
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