Ponsford Reaches Half Century In Gloucester Test
Sound bowling dominates as Australia struggle in Gloucester match. Ponsford reaches fifty amid steady bowling by Boore and Paton, Parker leads Gloucester with sharp fielding and Australia’s bowlers toil through 42,000 spectators observing a tense morning session.
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Hradnisa
Sherley Parker
Amu
Gloucester
Parker Poastord
Mekman oNeyok
Ipem
Parker
Wickes
Ieksom
Bisses
Goddard
Ponsford
Harker
Init
Eeetmian
Wis Vlan
Sintield
Beores
Wera
Mret Lanings
Weekend Golf and Quiet London Notes
Sunday in London sees Australian visitors take to golf as Bristol hosts a tennis and social event. The report mentions several names and light hints of rest and opportunity, with fragmented lines pointing to a quiet weekend in the capital.
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London
Tolay
al Bristol
Mr. Hen
Gablinett
Man in Plainland Shoots at Woman Then Dies by Self
A 25 year old single man from Plainland Bear Ipswich named William Schiow fired a rifle through a window at a neighbor’s wife in Brisbane area. He shot the woman, then killed himself with a head bullet. his body was discovered later. The incident occurred Monday following a dispute over dancing. Authorities investigate the attempted murder suicide case.
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Brisbane
William Schiow
Plainland
Bear Ipswich
Khiew
Rise of Communism in Saghalien Report
Restless Saghalien observers report on a push toward communism amid border tensions with Javanese factions. Officials are cited among conspirators while Russian involvement remains unclear as relief of embargo on publication prompts broader scrutiny.
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Kobe
Grand Nationals Turf Notes Highlight Racing Upsets
The Grand Nationals review notes a favored horse downed at Vieweriy Park and details a chaotic race with key figures Sir Frewin Laurelmond Good Whisky and Two for Von among strong contenders. Contenders, jockeys, and trainers face possible inquiries as outcomes emerge amid heavy betting and dramatic falls.
Federal Executive Report Amid Tax and Defence Plans
An erroneous Melbourne report outlines a Federal Executive meeting where ministers approved regulations detailing the sales tax. Defence authorities say uniform production is advanced and militia gear contracts are in place. Prime Minister Scullin and Mr Fenton address claims about the ministry’s scope and industry buildup. The Observer report is disputed as misreported.
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Melbourne
Mrns
Penton
Anstey Ad Narnis
Pétlig
Knodon
Scullin
Fenton
Adelaide
Jon
Australia
Prime Minister Sharpens Travel Plans Amid Ill Health
After a one hour consultation in a railway carriage at Perth Central Station doctors J Horan and Mulcahy said Mr J H Scullin could continue to London. Parker Moloney reported the Prime Minister remains seriously ill though his bronchial cough has ceased and he looks more comfortable. Scullin thanked Western Australia for greetings and hoped to recover to attend the London conference. Moloney and Green will fulfill his engagements.
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Perth
Central Station
J. Horan
Mulcahy
J. H. Scullin
London
Parker Moloney
Fremantle
Dr Horan
Scullin
Western Australia
Australia
Moloney
Green
Arsenal on Wheels Reveals Large Gangster Armory
New York detectives tailed a fashionable sedan to uncover the citys largest arsenal of gangster weapons. Walter Servir reports three men were arrested including Jack Diamand who fled to Tennessee. weapons included pistols grenades machine guns and war materials.
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Walter Servir
New York
Sunde
Cvn Spe
Jack Diamand
Crin
Broadway
Diim
Teetnnes
Dushon
Our
One Wheel Landing Aboard Plane With Passenger
A pilot Lieutenant Duley landed on one wheel at Pirie in poor conditions while a woman student passenger was aboard. The craft suffered a broken strut but touched down safely, with signals guiding the emergency. A similar one wheel test was made in May last year by Captain Jaques and Mrs HL Forgan from Solomontown.
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Duley
Paseomehy
Pirie
Piriy
Jaques
HL. Forgan
Solomontowsky
Pirie Theatres and Barrier Gate cricket scorecard
Cricket score page lists Pirie Theatres and Barrier Gate players. Notable performances include Moyle and Power, Bell and McCormack, with Bowline and Worby taking several wickets. Final totals show multiple batsmen dismissed and notable bowling figures, reflecting a dense club match report.
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Theate
Werkeatt
Fedme
Pirie Theatres
Slarke
Moyle
Power
Io J
Bell
Wallis
Sip
Condon
Baverstork
P Gondon
W. Tully
Woods
Worby
Ran
Hawke
Sunurtes
Bowline
Sandecy
A Moyle
McCormack
B. Power
J. Hand
Hy McCormack
Hanwap ET
M. Louden
H. Mecormack
U. Maukys
Bawards
Sandery
Rin
Iden
Bileht
Walts
Wall
May
Lattue
Davis
Crystal Brook Cricket Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
At the Crystal Brook Cricket Club annual general meeting Mr C J Lucas presided over a fair attendance. The report and balance sheet showed expenditure of 148 8s 4d with the club holding a credit balance of £21 4d. Applause for retiring secretary Mr J E Phillis and appreciation for Mr A J Green. Trophies awarded for Batting and Bowling to several players. The club decided to join the Rocby River Association with teams in A and D grades. Officers elected include Patton as president, W N White as vice president, and A M Sullivan and J Y Sargent as joint secretaries, among others.
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Crystal Brook Cricket Club
Indernat
C.J. Lucas
J. £. Phillis
Iso
A. J. Green
Rade
M. F. Fufler
Arado
A. Bruce
R. Gunn
WL Pura
Rocby River Association
W. Waite
B. Dawes
W. H. Button
J. Y. Sargent
J. E. Phillis
ML. Denala
A Grads
W. N. White
Phthis
Molter
G. G. Tusker
Hurdles and Handicaps Featured in Wednesday Card
Roving details from the Corpora tion Handicap show contenders near the post while leads shift. Notable entries include Halakelava and Melvimator, with events ranging from novice races to welter handicaps and flat races.
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Dalaklava
Merrylyn
Glenside
Creek Gift
Texas Govern Race Conflict With Sterling and Ferguson
A fragmented line of text describes Charsea Sterling challenging Mee Ferguson for Texas governorship. Mee Ferguson allegedly staged a comeback with help from her husband Farmer Jim Ferguson, amid a contested political climate.
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Charsee
Sterling
Texas
Mee Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
Betty Nuthall Wins National Tennis Title in U S
England's Betty Nuthall defeated Anna Harper of San Francisco 6 1 6 4 to claim the Women's National Championship, becoming the first foreign winner. The doubles final saw Nuthall and Sarah Palfrey beat Harper and Cross 3 6 6 3.
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United Service
Forest Hills
Betty’ S Nuthall
England
Anna Harper
San Francisco
Miss Nuthall
Helen Wills-Moody
Mrs Harper
Betty
Svhen
Miss Harper
Betty, Nuthall
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Miss Cross
Escapes From Gaol in New South Wales
Two prisoners escaped from police custody in New South Wales weekend. Frank Waters broke through a hole in a pickup floor at Dungong and fled. Richard Thompson alias Alfred Sleath, 20, escaped from Albury Gaol by removing bricks and sliding down a blanket rope. Waters was arrested at Clarence Town after a misidentified policeman offered him a ride. Thompson remains at large.
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Sydney
New South ‘Wales
Frank Waters
Pckup
Dungong
Richard Thompson
Alfred Sleath
Alvury
Waters
Clarencetown
Thompson
Liberty
Crystal Brook Bowling Club marks sixth annual gathering
The Crystal Brook Bowling Club held its sixth annual meeting at the clubhouse presided by Mendy Prith. The club listed 40 members with a reduced bank balance of 70 pounds. Visiting teams from Laura Port Pirie Callowie Jamestown and Snowtown played twelve inter-club matches, Crystal Brook winning seven with wins over Port Pirie Jamestown Callowie. J Brith won the championship with Woo Munday as runner-up, while A L H Boake and W G Munday were runners-up in other categories. Officers elected included Patton dys Forgan president M Weston vice-president W te Abell BH Weston secretary and treasurer M Pavy, and a large slate of committee and delegates. The retiring secretary B M Glick was praised for his capable service.
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Crystal Brook Bowling Club
Hvhn
Iy Mendy Prith
Laura
Port Pirie
Callowie
Jamestown
Snowtown
Laura Jamestown
Crystal Brook
Sevin and
Jost
Port Pris
Caltowle
Frith
Tites Manner
Ward
Peake
WV Munday
J. Pennly
Greenmaster
Buttheld
Henatio A. Abalt
J. W. Abell
W. Ward W
Munday
Seciat
PB. O'Shanahnersy
W. J. Abell
New Labor Party Proposed to Remedy Breaches Melbourne
A Melbourne debate discusses forming a new Labor Party as a remedy for breaches within the current Labor movement. Sentiment favors opponents like Australasia Trades Union leader Mr W J Long, while supporters warn a split could be disastrous. Pre selection ballots show Labor members at odds over principled stands and party direction.
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Melbourne
Sendigo
Lng
Foamy Rk
Mon
Stat Ang Pederal
Parba
Weal
Sir Otto Niemeyer Entertained by Cabinet in Adelaide
Sir Otto Niemeyer and his party were hosted at Parliament House by the State Ministry at luncheon. He urged that budgets balance to protect the people, warn of rising costs, and said Australia must reduce costs to maintain trade and exports. Premier Hill welcomed the guests. F Forde attended as assistant Minister of Customs.
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Adelaide
Otto Niemeyer
Parliament House
Otto
Melbourne
T Feet
Australia
Commonwealth
Aiver Wasy
Phe Hom
LL. Hill
F. Forde
Wholesale market fruit and vegetable prices briefed
Commercial report lists wholesale morning rates for apples eating 5 to 7 shillings per case. apples cooking 3/6 to 4/6. oranges navels 9 to 11 shillings. mandarins 9/ to 12/. pears 3 to 6 per case. tomatoes new season 12/ per 16 case. cabbages 3/ to 4 per small dor. green peas 11 to 12 shillings per bushel.
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Adelaide
Blamey Warns on Crime Films Indictment Report
Melbourne Monday reports General Blamey condemns films that glorify crime and warns they negatively affect impressionable minds. The Chief Commissioner notes such cinema is infrequent but harmful and urges caution in portrayal of criminals.
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Melbourne
Gloucester Cricket First Innings Huge Adjourment Stumps
Australia reaches 8 runs in first innings with players Lunehy Jgradman and Geabrooka dismissed by Parker. Richardson out bowled and fielding miscues mark a tight start as Goddard claims key wickets and Hermiprose Dipper adds 0. Gloucester second innings underway with Beckett and McCabe returning, Lyon on 2, Hammond not out as Sundhee reports. Stumps delayed at Boorea with total unknown, fielding tight.
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Australia
First Innnings
Lunehy
Jgradman
Geabrooka
Parker
mteOabe
Smith
Richardson
B.w
Goddard ' Aideakert
Binfield
Goddard
Murwood
Qloucester
Bacond
Infield
Reckett
Hermiprose Dipper
a'Beckett
McCabe
Lyon
Wits Hammond
Sundhee Tota
Desperate fugitive shoots after Winnipeg train chase
Described as a fugitive named Aimery Frenette, 25, a violent escapee allegedly killed a conductor with a gun on a passenger train traveling from Winnipeg toward Port Francis. The drama spanned immigration offices, station stops, a car theft, and a farm hideout before police captured him.
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Servier
Winnipeg
Usuay
Aimery Frenette
Iklilow
Ana
Dan
One Big Union Move Aimed at Building Trades
A mass meeting of building trades workers today formed a committee to launch a plan for a single large union uniting the building trades. The group aims to streamline representation and collective action across crafts.
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Melbourne
Oaidine Ttation
Women on Juries Suggested by Attorney General
A proposal backed by the attorney general argues that women should be allowed to serve on juries. The note claims current rules are outdated and seek reforms to include women jurors in trials.
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Melbourne
Uris
Vive Fortan Anionies-General
Satan
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