Bradman Dominates as South Australia Posts Big Score
Bradman scored 246 for South Australia against Queensland at Adelaide Oval in the Sheffield Shield clash. His innings pushed his Shield aggregate to 6,000 runs, his ninth century against Queensland, and boosted SA to a large total with an eighth wicket partnership that set a state record.
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Queensland
Adelaide Oval
New South Wales
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Robinson
Jeg
Australia
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Cook
Loxton
Dixon
Hamence
Whitington
Bradman Centuries In Shield Gesture At Queensland
Bradman dominates the NSW vs Queensland match with a ninth century against Queensland, reaching 452 in a world record sequence. He compiles 1130 after 260 minutes, finishing with 246 in this innings as teammates support and fielding pressure affects the game.
Saros Wreck Salvage Hopes Still Dim
The wrecked freighter Saros remains fast on Cape Everard rocks as rain eases. Salvage prospects are bleak with near-term danger to any approaching vessel and surveyors expected to arrive. crew relocated to Burwah, awaiting further orders and possible Sydney return.
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Melbus Kane
Cape Everard
Surmer Vaetiigg
New South Wales
Tighest Vlassifica
Moreitigs
Srynie Wash
Sydney
Hangkow Taken Foreigners Safe War In China
Shanghai reports crown the belated Christmas gesture as foreign areas north of Soochow Creek reopen to outsiders by Japanese spokesman. Amid confusion and shifting control, officials push immediate access for civilians and relief workers while authorities assess security and travel conditions near the river port and international concessions.
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Australian Associated Press
Shanghai
Soochow Creek
Hin
Abe
Dog Causes Disruption in Kalgoorlie Coroner Court
A fox terrier caused a disturbance at Kalgoorlie Coroner's Court during the opening of proceedings. Coroner Mr. E. McGinn insisted that dogs are not allowed, urging people to leave their dogs at home as even husan beings are unwanted in the courtroom.
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Kalgoorlie
EE. McGinn
Infantile Paralysis Case Reported at Murray Bridge
A nine year old boy from Galway Gardens was admitted to the Infectious Disease Hospital at Northfield with suspected infantile paralysis. He is on a respirator. officials report no confirmed paralysis cases in the district recently. Local residents fear may have spread from the Murray Bridge area.
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Adelaide
Munday LY
Galway Gardens
Infectious Disease Hospital
Northfield
Quarantine Measures Mentioned After Conference
The report describes a conference involving Heori Gunnell and others regarding isolation and controls for visitors returning from Adelaide. It notes sanitary and quarantine measures to prevent infection and mentions authorities discussing visitor restrictions at Corkburn and related institutions. The text references Saluatary Isolation and university involvement in implementing health precautions.
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Gunnell
Woeltag
Aml Mitchell
Lote
Aine Corporativn
Cork Burn
Unclear traffic note with damaged vehicle details
A garbled OCR fragment describes a collision involving vehicles and trams near a highway station and Pin location. Sparse readable items name a truck, a station, and streets but specific times, places, or outcomes are not interpretable.
William Robertson dies at 70 former Smelters manager
William Robertson, once general manager of the Smelters, died at 70 at his Adelaide home in Marlborough Street Cullive Park. A highly respected metallurgist, he retired several years ago but remained connected with the works. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter.
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Adelaide
William Robertson
Robertson
Marl- Homann Street
Hannes
Ib Holt
Newland
Hroken Mill
Sears, Wien
Pinte Works
Stephen
Yarns
Fast Ribride
Lanarkshire
Boy Falls Into River Amid Rescue Efforts
A boy fell from a swinging rope into the river near Melhourner as bystanders and rescuers attempted to pull him out. Despite help from several residents and a swimmer, the child drowned before hospital staff could revive him at C Se children's Hospital.
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Melhourner
Abbotsford
Studley
Sbrensi
Se Children’s Hospital
Postmortem on Infant: Girl Details Reflected
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a postmortem examination of an infant girl at a hospital near Ahern Pond and Woodville. The text references names like William Moxander and DByanelasy, with unclear ages and causes.
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Adelai
Indy
William Moxander Dbyanelasy
Ahern Pond
Weoltile West
Mara
Humpaital Woodville
Pan
Ewido
Pirie Hospital admissions and regional travels amid town news
Mr S Carter of Oliver Street and Mr ae Bell were admitted to Pirie Hospital for surgery and treatment. A Solomontown resident, Mr M McCall, progresses after injuries from a fall. Visitors from Parkside and Crystal Brook joined Pirie guests, while Kalgoorlie and Western Australia travelers were noted. In Tragical news, Harold Arthur Schubert, 26, of Walker Flat, drowned in the River Murray after a rowlock failed during a rescue attempt. a raft of local staff appointments and teaching postings at Pirie and Whyalla schools followed.
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S. Carter
Oliver Street
Salomontown
Pirie Hospital
Ae Bell
Pisb Hospital
M. McCall
Solomontown
Mansum
Harold Arthur Schubert
Walker Flat
Murray
Revival of SA marine fibre deposits tested at Port Broughton
Official tests at Fishermen's Bay near Port Broughton examined marine fibre deposits held by Fibres Limited in Adelaide. Visitors included Prof Kerr ut and Sir Robert Chapman from Adelaide University, with industry and government figures observing potential for textiles, bags, upholstery, and paper, amid prior industry decline and planned tax exemptions to spur revival.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Fishermen's Bay
Port Broughton
Fibres Limited
Kerr Ut
Sir Robert Chapman
Adelaide University
Lyall Smith
Te Adelaide
Jackstone Engineering Company
SP Buevuel
Murloc
Hitertur
Pybres Limited
Tly Hifis
Quademn Suction Jeans
Mbsie
Nature
SL. Vincent and Spencer
Ivee
Gilant
Mr C A Wilt to Return to Adelaide by Strathaird
Mr C A Wilt former headmaster of Pirie School and his wife and daughter will sail home to Adelaide by the Strathaird tomorrow after a tour of the Continent and England via Panama They spent time in New Zealand and Sydney during the trip.
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Pirie School
Adelaide
Strathaird
Continent
England
Panama
New Zealand
Sydney
Pirie Trades and Labor Council
Yas
L. Leahy
Hotel Keepers’ Association
F. G. Mutton
Vire Trades and Labor Council
NO FRESH MOVE IN BEER STRIKE
The holiday scene in Pirie shows no shift in the beer strike as 6 pm closing remained calm. Unionists benefited from 77 degree shade heat while hotels faced dismissals and barrels moved to Adelaide and Broken Hill.
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Pirie
Scone
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Penis
Joonta
Failure at Woops Monday Increased Melbour ne
A brief note from Melbourne records a Monday incident where prices rose to sixpence a glass, affecting patrons and signaling a broader concern about service and health conditions during the event. The report notes a disruption lasting nearly two tilts and references local reaction to the price hike.
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Melbourne
Methodist Knights For Perth on Transcontinental Train
A party of 18 men from various branches of the Methodist Order of Knights in South Austria travels by transcontinental train to Perth for interstate field games petitions and devotional meetings led by Ue 4 W Welch and Rev T P Wi won who has worked for the unemployed at Port Adelaide they expect to return on January 44.
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Warner
Joe
Port Germein
Crystal Brook
Flinders Rest
Warnertown
Port Adelaide
Caulfield
Methodist Order of Knights In
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Austria
W. Welch
Emlariey Grand
Perth
Wmu
T. P. Wiwon
Aged man charged with murder of six year old girl
Sidney Parramatta Court remanded Alfred Spicer, 65, gardener, on a murder charge over Marcia Hayes, age six, killed at Windsor Friday. Body found in a tied sack in South Creek after detectives traced suspects to a Windsor house. Court appearance marked by low attendance as January 10, 1936 sought for the next hearing.
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Sidney
Alfred Spicer
Haydock
Parramatta Court
Marcia Hayes
Windsor
Aleanan Dogess
South Creek
Wiley
Des
Wilkes
Harves
Quarry Street
Meekerdom
Mle
Parramatta Valor
Parramatta
Shy
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