England Falls to NSW in Low Scoring Test at Sydney
England defeated New South Wales by four wickets after a tense, low scoring match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Don Bradman top scored with 71 in a difficult wicket while Brown and Rowe added double figures. Grimmett shone for South Australia with six for 49 in the Queensland clash, as Sydney crowds watched a see-saw day of cricket with swings in momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New South Wales
Don Bradman
Brown
Rowe
Brisbane
South Australia
Queensland
C. V. Grimmett
Walker
Rydney
Englind
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tite
Wathas
Tor Bendinya
New South
Ieuns
Tom
Hammond
Wurevastil
Patand
Shield match starts poorly after fair Brisbane start
Brisbane cricket report notes Queensland losing one wicket for 37 on Friday while South Australia bowled strong. Wall took three wickets in an over, leaving South Australia at stumps after six for 49 and a tense finish expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Fter
Queensland
Wall
South Australis
Cold Snap in Pirie Prompts Warm Winter Wear
Residents of Pirie faced a sharp cold snap with temperatures dropping to around 69 degrees. At 6 30 pm many people wore overcoats and warm clothing as they commented on the unusually chilly evening and discussed how the day’s cold spell affected their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act Pe
Depres
Victory for Republicans in Irish Free State election
Dublin reports De Valera has won an overwhelming majority, with a clear lead over Cosgrave’s bloc. Seven late members back Ming and the Centre Party, while Bank of Ireland Governor Goulding warns bills near two million pounds. Currency link to the pound questioned as unemployment rises and relief efforts urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
de Valera
Cosgrave
Mr. de Valera
Jim Fo Mos
Ming
Centre Party
Mtr
Fingk McDermot
Lingard Goulding
Bank of Ireland
Cosarive
Wainwright Elected Vice President of Mining Institute
Mr. W. E. Wainwright general manager of Broken Hill South Limited is elected vice president of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Ralph Warwick Gorton described as a 44 year old man from Wihinestanes Br dane is noted as a trading authority on goldish to the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wainwright
Broken Hill South Limited
The
Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Ralph Warwick Gorton
Cordial Gulf voyage lists Adelaide Steamship directors guests
Aboard the palatial vessel Adelaide Steamship Company officials and other notable figures prepare for a Gulf port call. The passenger list includes numerous directors and professional men such as Sir Reginald Buckland, Hon. W. G. Duncan, J. W. Smith, Dr J. B. Gunson, and many others, reflecting a high profile holiday voyage with prominent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Adelaide Steamship Company
F. Bridgman D
Marshall A
D. Hill T. Fetheraton
P' H. Michelmore
Haugh Buller
RL Glasson
S. McEwin
Gleason
Solomon
Tsaae
Gurden
W. J. Sandery
Higgins F. Nicholls Ale
Shane HS
Messner
A. Binks
Cabinet Meeting in Adelaide Sets Course for London
In Adelaide a special Cabinet meeting chaired by the Premier discussed the Loan Council, Premiers' and Disabilities Conferences, and the wool position. Mr Hill indicated a likely move to London with Mr Richards advocating the plan. a cabinet reshuffle was anticipated if Hill accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Hill
Mill
Richards
Crown Lands
Loan Council
Hills
London
Him
Buttereld
Astrey
Parliamentary
Labor Party
McHugh
Melbourne
Sydney
Two Miners Trapped In North Lyell Mine Rescue Efforts Underway
In Queenstown New Zealand two Italian miners Winciform and Girillo are trapped 925 feet underground after a massive earth fall at the North Lyell Mine No. 9 level. Two coworkers escaped as rescue teams work in shifts amid collapsing 4000 tons of earth, with faint hope of survival and days of effort ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Winciform
Girillo
North Lyell
Queenstown
Witte
Filer
North Mine
Two Drownings Reported in Sydney Area
Two drowning fatalities occurred in the Sydney metropolitan area. Harold Lee, 17, paddling a canoe on the Woronora River, disappeared and later was found dead. investigators cite fits and possible loss of consciousness. A second boy, about 7, drowned in a brick pit at Wayerle. identity not yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Harold Lee
Woronora River
Lee
Wayerle
Next Prime Minister Mr Lang Acclaimed at ALP Conference
At the Australian Labor Party country conference in Gaul, delegates hailed former New South Wales Premier J T Lang as the next Prime Minister. Lang argued people should control credit and that banking legislation could come from a wealth Parliament, drawing tumultuous cheers from Lang-Gar supporters led by P Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Sydney
J. T. Lang
Labor Party
Gaul
New South Wales
Urgent Call for Port Pirie Resident Magistrate Appointment
Port Pirie presses for an early resident magistrate after Mr Kirkman left the bench to join the Supreme Court. Justices, solicitors, and citizens insist on timely appointment to prevent backlog, noting Pirie’s size, seaport status, and need for expeditious handling of cases. A meeting is set at the courthouse to push a firm government stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Kirkman
Supreme Court
Port Pirie
South Australian Justices’ Association
Pisie
Kirkman
Pirie
Magis
Port Pirie Tram Driver Hurt In Smelters Accident
Richard Mortimore a 44 year old laborer of 151 Broadway Road Port Pirie was critically injured in a Smelters accident early Saturday. He was in charge of an electrically driven tram near storage bins when a steel support collapsed tipping the tram and throwing him off balance striking his head on iron. He was unconscious and taken to Pirie Hospital where doctors reported his condition as critical. Mortimore is married and has worked at the Smelters for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mortimore
Broadway Road
Port Pirie
Pirie
Central Mine Reopens After Repair Work
Central mine resumes productive operations after repairs begun December 24. Manager W. E. Gardiner says overhaul completes in time for resumption. Underground work to start Monday with milling Tuesday. pay dates align with North, South, and Zinc Corporation mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Central
W. E. Gardiner
Ume
North
South, and Zinc Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.A
Grimmett
Fingleton
Low
B. Tete Brown
C. Duckworth
B. Hammond
Bradman
Ames
Kippax
E. Verity
B. Hammond Rowe
Bowes
Cumming
Verity
Love
B. Verity
Chilvers
Wil
Mitchell
Haimmond
Howell
Blewart
Tate
Mitehall
Feld
Nok
Andrews
Will
Cook
Litster
Nicholson
Lonergan
W Heldsman
Noselike Cop
Tobin
Bo Tobin
Gok
B. Wall
B. Grimmell
Ste
Gough
T. Wall
Nuneral
C. Ayam
Hb. Grimmett
Oxenham
St. Walker
Leeson
B. Grimmett
Mable
B. Gelminett
Gilbert
Gamble
Oxenham Sone
Ben Sled
Brew
An | Grews
Wyatt
Palaud
B. HI
Leyland
Stewart
Merumond
St. Love
B. Chilvers
St. Fingleton
Horwell Brown
Sundries
Vv. Grimmett
the People's Choice
Thomas
Vas
Sosz de Valera
Centro We
Labor
Indepens Vecaney
Darvin M
Branson E. M
Dowell M. D. Doswell
Templer L
Higham N
Antwistle M
Weight E Fox N
Wright F
Whitridge
M, Robinson A
Hayes ‘Whitlie
Wighton
Francis H
Bareitt June O'Brien G, Watson H
Bullock
Whittle
Jeffries Whittle M
Dawson D
P. Anderson
Ken Barritt
I. Barrett
H.W. LeMessubler
Meredith Cel Barritt
N. Chappell
Robinson McEvin
Hall Ren Plummer
K. Trevaskis
O'Brien
A .Brody F
Nicholls D
MR. Hill
MR. Richards
Twerddale
St. Heller
Oveo
Jeune
Lady St Heller's
Grim
Federal Arena
Pherdfore
Lana
Par
Pire
Kirknan
D. C. Scott
Wro
Mr. Scott
Scott
Goode Road
Pirie West
Thin Tubal
Eneh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!