Misfortunes Grow as Wicket Dampens Third Test Hope
Melbourne reports say weather and a sodden wicket dominate thoughts of England captain G O Allen ahead of the third Test. Inspections delayed team selection until the morning, with officials fearing the pitch will aid spin and affect Ashes outcome. Rainy conditions persisted, hindering practice and leaving players hopeful for improvement despite the damp surface.
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McCormick and O'Brien Ruled Medically Unfit for Third Test
Melbourne reports state McCormick and O'Brien declared medically unfit for the third Test. The selectors, including Aradon and Jolmstan, are authorized to choose replacements as Australia hopes to maintain form.
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Rigg and Sievers to Join Team Melbourne
An Australian twelve includes Rigg and Sievers as announced on Thursday by Wyeas. The Welty team will be confirmed tomorrow morning with changes expected in the lineup. The attack plan and defense lineup remain under discussion as the squad prepares for upcoming events.
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Melbourne
Grimmett Richardson Testimonial Arrangements Declined
Melbourne reports that the South Australian Cricket Association will not arrange trial matches for C V Grimmett and W Wehardson during 1937-38. The board left open one testimonial by not calling trials and rejected requests from several clubs and officials.
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South Austalian Cricket Association
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Keeping Players Together on Australian Team Selection
A Congress decision affirmed that for the fourth and Ott Tusk matches players from other states shall be neutral in hotel selection, coordinated by the respective state. A motion to appoint four team managers lapsed for lack of support.
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Steubulilne
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Varsity Match In Sydney Sees Englstuten Against Four Uni Teams
The Board of Control grants two requests for a match by Englstuten against four combined universities in Sydney near Maren and nine participants.
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Sydney du Maren
Foodshop Strike Ends Amid Threats of Force in Paris
Special cables from Paris report government warnings of force to end a wave of seize and strike actions targeting food shops. Armed detachments were seen but strikers stayed firm while misperceptions about wage levels triggered temporary stoppages and warehouse closures before a tentative resolution.
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Widow M T Fitzgerald Seeks Labor Plebiscite Seat
The Labor Party electors of Pirie consider a plebiscite for the Pirie House of Assembly vacancy. Mrs M T Fitzgerald, widow of late MP J C Fitzgerald, consented to allow her name, joining candidates W H Treadgold Dr J H Reid Ald W P Coffey and Ald C L Davis, in a developing contest to succeed her husband. Davis has no current interest in the plebiscite.
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Many Shot Tragedy On Holiday River Trip At Mannum
Leonard Walter Wisdom died at 5 30 am after a holiday river trip near Mannum. The incident occurred when tensions over a weapon led to a gunfire exchange aboard Capt. Owens Wille Stranger, injuring Wisdom and other passengers before medical staff attempted to save him.
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Snowball Arabs Injure Jews in Palestine Riots
Rioters hurled snowballs at Jews in Jerusalem and surrounding areas, injuring several and causing property damage across Palestine during six days of unrest. The violence disrupted communications and commerce as oranges spoiled and railway traffic faced setbacks due to sandstorms in the Sinai.
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State Revenue Improves Adelaide Six Months Deficit Reduced
Financial figures issued tonight show the revenue deficit for the first six months of the current financial year at £789,000, down from £868,009 last year. The statement records revenue up £213,000 and extra expenditure £134,000, yielding a net revenue improvement of £79,000 compared with the prior year.
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Adelaide
Labor Lady Aims for Pirie Seat in SA Election
Pirie Electorate Committee meeting on Sunday morning backed Mrs Fitzgerald a longtime Labor organizer and Mayoress candidate, with talk of her becoming South Australia’s first woman legislator if trust in Mr Fitz erald’s line-up holds. Local notices also report hospital discharges, appointments, and community updates amid a busy Pirie scene.
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Australian Labor Party
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Fiteerwld
Tiawient
South Australia
Thermometer Readings From Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 79.4 degrees with a low of 62 degrees, recorded over a 24 hour period ending at 2.30 a.m.
Lady Houston's Will Search Fails In London Court
Britain's richest woman Lady Houston fails to locate her will in a London registrar’s office. The article notes last month’s move to probate, mentions her wealth, and records confusion over the will’s location as lawyers seek to confirm her heirs.
Local Candidates Clash Over Views in Sunday Interviews
Reported remarks show Ald and Guffey Ald asserting neutral stances and promising robust campaigning. Mrs Fitzgerald’s consent to speak draws attention as rivals stress collective effort and personal resolve amid upcoming elections.
London enacts Public Order Act on New Year firing uniforms
The Public Order Act bans political and quasi military uniforms and regulates public processions starting January first. A joint statement from authorities notes enforcement will target conspicuous attire and marching groups, with penalties for violations.
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London
Spain and Britain face off over aid to Spain
A London despatch reports Moscow’s reply to Britain and France warning against aiding the Spanish rebels. Soviet Foreign Minister Litvinov says Russia fears the influx of German and Italian volunteers, insists they are recruited and armed, and calls for measures to curb foreign intervention. It notes delays from Germany and Italy, and mentions volunteers and diplomatic moves surrounding the Spanish conflict.
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Pirie Sees Quiet New Year Celebrations In 1937
In Pirie the old year quietly faded with private gatherings and small crowds. Festive lights brightened Sulumantown Beuell while the Excelsior Band played near 1 o'clock and a few fireworks lit the beach. A lone casualty, Little Howald Glset, was treated then slept peacefully. Families hosted modest suppers, children slept in cars, and many households toasted the new year with grape juice and cordial.
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Sulumantown
Joyful Spirit at Bowling Green New Year's Eve Event
Bowling Club庆 New Year celebration drew 100 plus attendees at Bowling Green. Members, wives, and friends lined verandah with flags under lights as Auld Lang Syne rang after the Smelter whistle. Women showcased bowls skills, supper served by the committee, and praise for strong turnout and festive mood.
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Jollification in Pirie Town Hall
Rivalry marked Pirie Town Hall New Year celebrations as about 400 gathered for the New Year’s Eve Ball hosted by Mr. Clyade Carnell. An orchestra led a lively dance set by Wiree players Messrs. L. Oakland E. Chivell and W. Bonner as the crowd welcomed 1900 with Auld Lang Syne and novelty caps. The event, aligned with 2 o’clock timing, carried wishes for a happy New Year.
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Caledonians' Night Features Historic Dance and Supper
A fragment outlines Caledonians' Night with a dance at Paeteh Hall and a supper led by J Williams secretary. Mrs. Bell chairs a ladies committee. Waddell and J Morton plan arrangements. Miss Porrynun leads singing. guests include Mrs Het Jacobeen and others.
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