England Wyatt Joins Team Likely Vice-Captain
The Recorder reports England selecting Wyatt for the Australia tour with the MCC. He is expected to be vice-captain and opening batsman among 17 players. Wyatt topped Warwickshire averages with 409 runs at 48.27 and provides a handy bowling option.
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England
Wyatt
London
Tan
Australia
M.cc
Tafe
DB. BR. Jardine
Tae Aeeton
Warwickshire
Ife
Bos
Australians for India to feature top cricketers in Patiala
Frank Warne, a young Australian qualified for Worcestershire, plans to join the Maharaja of Patiala’s private cricket team in India this summer. He described potential involvement of Peterwood-Smith and other Australians, with Warne touring Melbourne before heading to Patiala for the season, praising Warne’s assessment of Watt and other players and noting endurance and coaching roles in India.
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Awenaul Turse
Kippax
Wendell Hill
Fleetwood-Smith
Maharaja of Patiala
India
Unis
Frank Warte
Worcestershire
Sox
Dalaman
Warne
Melbourne
Narkunda
Suetrada
Ly Patiala
Farrar
Wan
Ware
Ite
Smveral Amus
Watts
Piertwood
Thera
Australia
Agalr
Wany
Supson
Derhyehiem
England
Ibs
Soll
Flohtoek
Surrey
Liguder
Wittier Uit
Watteson Record
Avetralytt
Batt Willows
Verity Tae
Barrier Butchers Back at Work After Strike
Reported return to work across the meat industry as strikers gradually resume duties. Masters warn smallgoods sectors risk job losses if the strike persists. A Sydney shipment arrives, enabling slaughterhouse operations to resume, with workers expected back by Monday.
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Mastur Duishers
Aston U
Adustey
Mapvey Jastedtines
Sydney
Shew
Pho ‘Sion
Wark
Deen
Harrier Industrial
Uselils
Dock
Plantaru Sens
Cheroumell
Tie Sielkers
Nustever
Lige Moby
Birthday Party For Mr J Cocks With Many Guests
A birthday gathering marked by music and honors for Mr J Cocks. The event featured family and friends, with attendees including Mrs A, Mr and Mrs Davies, Mr Selby, and numerous local residents. tributes highlighted long service and community ties amid festive refreshments.
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Birthiday
Dank Guekke
Tks
Masons
Sexland
S. Lundin Musle
Spain
Mtr
J. Heid
Mie Donalds
Treanallew
Olin
Howie
Trenieliew
Titan
Awk
Purine Suyner
Mfr
Aeevyn
Ty Tavis
Mem B
Stepherd
Worden
Nuun Davies
Mruek Cocks
Uth
Gok Line
Amd
J. Mart
Oy Ladi
Geers
Mirend
Chavis
Mand
Sis
Toit
Mesdaties
Davie Flint
IL Hutfort
Slensun
Aod Patharson
Misrn
Misrn MeLpuis, U. Lusssudl. Bull Totwell, 1. Broont
Thompson
Tt Raluwis
Sluser Shepherd
E- Golise
Marjorie Alou
As Pickering
Mtr Waluwin
Lawrenes
Seyfang
A. Seytime
Seyfamg
Willington
Wolwei
Davis
Tlonaldsom
N. Sheridan
Fatter Sor
Jury Disagrees as Man Remanded on Murder Charge
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder case against Neville Charles George and George Samuel Ranson. The defendant, identified as Mer, was remanded awaiting further proceedings after a fatal shooting at Bin mont in May. The court adjourned without a conclusive verdict.
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Trunoestuy
Umartian Notre
Neville Charles George
George
Plennead
Jouede
George Samuel Ranson
Mer
Binmont
fleMrs
Violet Sarah Howe
Airliner Down in Persian Desert
London reports an airliner down in the Persian desert thirty miles south of Bahrain. The Horsa, with two Australians and four crew aboard, forced down Saturday morning. all on board were saved. A search party was deployed as word of the overdue craft spread.
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London
Desert
Bahrein
Inez
Lilug
Morea
Kiev
Rain Lashes Week End With Heavy Showers Across Regions
Weather notes report persisting rain over the weekend with showers Saturday morning and night. Amounts vary by area, with near an inch at some farms and continued intermittent rainfall through Sunday afternoon as growers assess damage and soil moisture.
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al- Tini
Taemiery
Miehniele
Lie Diabrid
LK Neagle
Por
Germein Rowih
Pirie
Radhill
Hobart
Mount Azutlett
Lor Ywaltthe
Police Fire At Melbourne Crowd
Sunday in Fitzroy Brune mob of about 200 clashed with police who forced through the crowd to seize men. Officers fired when prisoners struggled. shots scattered the crowd and taxi driver as panic spread. Stanley Davis 20 from Bite Joy treated for a leg wound at St Vincent Hospital. Vincent Marshall of Fitzroy treated for a grazed face. A man charged at the city Watchhouse with offensive behaviour.
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Stanley Davis
Bite Joy
St. Vincent Hosvital
Vincent Marshall
Fiteroy
Wan
Ity Watchhouse
Trade Talks Progress Between Australia and Japan
Negotiations resume as officials from Australia and Japan meet in Canberra amid delicate talks. Sir Henry Guillet and Mr K Mura discuss trade treaties while both sides anticipate more detailed positions after weekend consultations.
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Australia
Japan
Henry Guillet
K. Mura
My. Mural
Thy Jaymes
Canberra
Tle
Monry Guliett
Ceypurine
Mithral
Trotsky Confirms Oslo Residency Conditions
Leon Trotsky, exiled Russian leader, testifies about six Norwegian Fascists who raided his home and removed documents. He notes correspondence with sympathizers and that the Norwegian authorities will place him in a new home near Hormsfose while banning political activity and ordering his two secretaries to leave Norway.
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Oslo
Norway
Leon Troteky
Bolsheviot
Tye
Frosch
Larry
Uke Minkster of Justice
Trotsky
Hormsfose
UP GO TAXES NECESSARY IN GERMANY Wages Cannot Be Increased
A clipped report discusses Germany’s tax rise and wage limits as financially necessary. It cites Deutsche Volkstaverl and Volkischer Beobachter noting government limits on wage growth despite calls for higher pay. The piece references Dr. Schacht as Minister of Economy and predicts a 25 percent company tax increase with a 10 percent rise in 1997.
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Dealix
DO Peg Cdot
Deutselin Volkavravel
Auanle
Schacht
Espluhis
Volkisetter Beobashter
Lead and copper market notes from Adelaide exchange
Readable fragments show price quotes and movements for copper and lead at the Adelaide exchange. Mentions include forward bids, new highs and various dated entries with unit prices and dealer notations.
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Adelaide
Sundey
Aveumint Lu
Peoniy
Mo Suattallon
Mings
Lynda Metal Exchange
Folla Copper
Tal Biren
Sint
Daisy
Pine
Uy 2d
Moonlit Gulf Tourists Arrive at Somerton Event
A list of attendees and names appears for a Gulf tourists gathering in Somerton and Pirie this morning. The crowd includes Mossis, Perrien, Haker, Ward, Virvle, Lamerton, Craven, Browey, Thurgood, Walhouge, Walerhouse, Bride, McBryde, Thurgood, and many others.
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Pirie
Somerton
Mossis
Swi
Dy i
Perrien
J Magne
Ti. Haker
A.M. Ward
A. Virvle
Mupstush
Lamerton
A. Mobos
Ll Wylie
Boyes
Ty J. Greer
Masters i Millhums
J. Mb Day
Nie Stock
Gooden
B. Badman
Thurgood
Walerhowne
B. McBryde
T. Thurgood
G- Williaine
Ridgway
M. Bowering
A. Hl
J. Dewey
J. Chderwood
S. Stephemion
St Arthur
J. Baker
Barnett
K. Geltert
B. Garden
M. Baker
Motterim
Warkin
Powar
Stealer
Bruniles
Phur
Railway Exam Debate Likely in Parliament
Adelatie Sunday paper notes Parliament will discuss compulsory periodic re-examination of railway workers. In political circles the likely plan is to press for the Te-examination policy, with Labor members expected to back the objection type tests.
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Tn Unin
Lavy
Not A Strike Protest Meeting By Pirie Workers Union
A group of Pirie workers union members held a meeting yesterday to discuss a protest against re examination. The gathering concluded without disruption and members denied plans for a strike. The sole disclosed point concerned a remote warning about the word strike in the press.
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Pirie
STILL INTERNATIONAL DR SCHACHTON BOLSCHEVISM FRIENDSHIP
A special cable from Recorder describes Dr Schacht on Bolshevism and urges friendship with France. He asserts Franco German understanding is essential for world peace and calls out Bolshevik propaganda as a danger. He believes Franco French efforts will form a path to peace and notes opposition within the German colony.
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Erniab Muuiaber
Eeeuouigsuki
Mudela
Jubilee marked by St Philip's Church celebrations in Port Pirie
A lengthy church jubilee at St Philip's Port Pirie featured Rev J Mondrovetur leading services, speeches by figures including Mr Bond and Dr Andrew, and a full afternoon program with a concert and dance. Over 300 attended as former members returned and a memorial prayer was offered for benefactor Henry Macmaduke Peel.
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Philp
Jaren
Waltine
Suithersie
J. 4Didey
Bond
Webb
Oburet
Andrew
Adelaide
Ambrew
Apm
Port Hraughton
Aung We Hok
Churr
W. U. Wall
Wallaros
Me. W. Whittaker
Chur
Plaver
Crystal Brook
Lanyon
Blyth
Statler
4. Qewald
Brot Iin Daven
Wall
Wallaroo
Heahill
C. Mebonal
Henry Macmaduke Peel
Sumiay School
Mildeen
Madrid Bombed by Spanish Rebels in Two Raids
London dispatch reports rebel aircraft bombed Madrid in two raids with no immediate casualties. Government urged calm as panic spread. Seville announced southern operations to seize Madrid while insurgents pressed north of the capital.
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Madrid
Cabies
London
Sanday
Sircraft Yenerday
Sam
Oorth
Volkerwite Weehall
Spain
Seville
den. de Mane
Maduid
Gundarrams
Umi
Inquliet
Battle for Iron London as rebels press in Spain
Descriptive dispatch reports heavy bombardment and intense hand to hand fighting near Truni north of Spain. Government forces with seven artillery batteries repel rebels. both sides employ grenades and bombs amid shelling in Be hobia area. French demand a security zone as Franco-Spanish actions surge while rebels intensify attacks, prompting warnings of reprisals and calls for restraint by both sides.
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London
Truni
Spain
Thilo Hatte
Martha
Shureb
Alee
Dyauulla Bambe
Behobia
Garden
X Villa
Aeadare
Trus
Yallam
Mouichester Guardian
Mrs Yates Returns From Europe In Transit Fashion Review
Mrs Yates recounts her wartime trip from Europe aboard a coach returning to Risdon Park. She describes seeing palaces in Russia, workers in Nur Jala, and jewels and portraits of Catherine the Great. She mentions meeting Kathlena Grows in Colomba, Gibraltar refugee camps, and Noel Goward as a top London producer. Australian women she met were up to date in fashion.
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Wwelaide
Sanday
Leningrad
Donald Yates
Eamel
Risdon Park
Wartomela
Misa
Kathlena
Russia
Chiliren
Amd
Nur Jala
Catherine
Gibraltar
Yates
Marseilles
Sheila
Nerkunda
Tea Wre
Noel Goward
London
Fhablona
Europe
John Iituster
Fragmented Names and Town Notices From Dated Column
The readable fragments mention Mim Melvesanderr and Rev A T Gimme of Prospect and Pine, with references to Deke Nuts Daher and Mr J Maier from Glastmiamep. The text hints at a program, a surgical wandes repem ling, and images of Pete Sumptual, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Mim Melvesanderr
Tela
Nuts Daher
Risto
Terwrebly
A. T
Stree
Girard
Dilal
Mr. J. Maier
Glastmiamep
Pete
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Afric
Thames Sguinat Australia
Patiala
Barrier Butchers
Intater
Mr. J. Cocks
Persian Desert
Redhill
Action OF Norway
Germany
London Metal Market
Moonta
Streke
Still International
DR. Schachton
France
Bern
Sunldey
Reteherinm
Geheem
Deere
Seward
Bt. Philip's
Port Broughton
Meunier
Recordar
Tefe
Camaley
Ge Tine Galois
Passionerht
Battle For
IRON
Temorse
Abele Speuiadood
Amuler
Mrs. Yates
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