Bradman’s Great Innings Ends at 304
Bradman reaches 304 before Bowes secures another purple patch with the ball as Australia posts a strong score and presses for a win.
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
1
Bowes Leads Australia To Tudor Victory Era
Leeds Monday reports Bradman shelled by Bowes as Australia declared at 584 after Bowes claimed Bradman McCabe and Darling. England fought back with Verity and Bowes continuing pressure as Australia reached 684 with Woodfull seeking a steady finish. Bowes took six for 142 and led a dramatic morning showing amid improving weather and crowd drama.
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Recorder Special Cables
Leeds
Bowes
Bradman
McCabe
Darling
Keeton
Hammond
Walters
England
Theu
Reanue
Australia
Yorkshire
Bateman
Eany
Verity
Ranine Geimewett
Wall Lee-Herom
Federal Budget Today Reportedly Reveals Provisions
A fragmentary Federal budget note outlines anticipated increases in grants to three states and potential raises in certain subsidies. The report, tracing Lyons fidget and related commissions, hints at allocations for Tasmania Western Australia and other regions while signaling efforts toward a small surplus for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistradia
Tasmania
Wesern Australia
Hive Commission
Bus Explosion Tragedy Kills Fourteen In Lumber Yard
A bus crashed into a lumber yard and exploded, leaving fourteen dead and many burned beyond recognition. Fire officials report numerous injured and some survivors believed trapped in the debris as rescue teams rush to the scene in New York.
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New York
Stumps Scores England First and Second Innings
England total and fall of wickets details show Walters out to O Reilly Grimmett bowling Hammonds run out, Wyatt dismissed by Grimmett with Hendren not out Leyland not out. Sundries indicate four wickets for 188. Fall of wickets recorded at 28 70 87 152.
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Darling
Howes
Jefthander
Metindy
Chippertick
Verity
Sol
Australia
Chippeetehl
Wyatt
Grimuety
O'Reilly
England
Walters
B. O'Reilly
Keeton
B. Grimmett
Hammond
Hendren
Leyland
Brown
B. Bowes
Ponsford
Oldfield
James
Bowes
Woodfull
Bradman
McCabe
RW Bowes
Verity Hopwood
Mitchell
Dillinger Finally Falls to Police Fire in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports John Dillinger, Public Enemy No. 1, shot dead outside a cinema. Police surrounded the area, opened fire as he neared the crowd, and his body was loaded into a squad car for transport to headquarters. The sensational gangster era appears to have ended with his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
United States
Dewey
Puldenzo
Mack Dillinger
Yas Wison
Jett Melouse
Guinemas
Steht
Ken
Billinger
Dillinger
Tor Yeuard
Temperature Record For Yesterday Patterned Data
Yesterday’s high reached 59.7 degrees and the low for the 24 hour period ending 8 30 am was 39.2 degrees.
Victorian Revenue Shortage Report Across Monts Neem Area
A Melbourne financial note reports a revenue shortage of £795,156 for the year with expenses around £1 million. Revenue total reached about £24,000 in a year with a surplus sign of £? and unsettled arrears noted at several local mines and rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttie
Price of Petrol Penny Reduction in Pirie
In Pirie Shell Company measures a one penny per gallon reduction on first grade Shell and Hanpeti grades. The match report notes Grimmt’s best spells and Keeton’s wickets as Grimmett features prominently. England’s innings sees Hendren and Walters build a stand before a tight bowling spell from Wyatt and Reilly, leaving England 297 behind at stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Shell Company
Shell
Hanpeti
Erin
Walters
Jammana
Nist
Golde
Bine
England
Hendren
Filme Grimmett
Ani
Mulsne Pelue
Mie Scord
UW Reilly
Wyatt
Floods Ravage Wales Area Destroy Towns and Farms
Inundation from weeks of heavy rain leaves 600 dead and £50 million in damage across an area larger than Wales. The Vistula River threatens Warsi self and Chelly fuaying districts while typhoid fear grows. Avstietel at 25,000 acres washed away and miles of roads and embankments ruined. Whole farms and homes drowned as Warsaw’s river crests and evacuations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avarsaw
Wales
Warsi
Vistula
Etapa
Meir
Hones
Warsaw
Vista
Timid Maoris reassured after failed prophecy
In Clevedon Auckland Maoris who feared the world would end on Saturday listened to an Anglican minister. After the prophecy failed the minister advised them not to heed such idle talk and to return home. He noted many past predictions have proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Clevedon
Davis Cup Doubles Victory for America in London
America defeats Australia in the doubles as Lott and Stoefen beat Crawford and Quist 6-4 6-4 2-6 6-2 to level the Davis Cup series. The match took place in London on Monday with the U S team winning the doubles to move within one point of the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Disqualification Appeal Fails for Adelaide Owner
The South Australian Jockey Club reports that an appeal by owner Gorb Meyers over a prolonged disqualification on July Me rue and sprinter Sister Plore at Port Augusti stewards failed. The case centers on a ruling against Relding Ciatixy with implications for Goodwood Hynds velnned.
Byrd Expedition News From Antarctic Trail
Dr Boulter reports expedition leader Richard Byrd at Hollie divince post near Sosiaihe depot. Avex paveted up to 50 miles on 2ie-2ue route as the Antarctic party presses toward the Magemarden trail. Temperature falls to near the coldest as relief arrives for the advance post meteorological work continues.
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Boulter
Tp Deerers
Aduieat
Jeader
Antaretic
San Francisco Strike Settlement Postponed Amid Arbitration Doubts
The longshoremen's strike settlement is delayed as arbitration fate to be decided later in the week. Quiet peace returns while Minneapolis and nearby areas report no progress toward settlement with the National Guard deployed and ongoing concerns over the Torey strike.
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New York
Torey Optrike
Minneapolis
Seallig Ure Sill ¢ National Guard
Fraurisvo
Discharged Prisoner Re-arrested At Adelaide Gate
James Vincent Thomas, discharged from Yatala Prison, was rearrested near the prison gates in Adelaide after police say a Jay riding trip from Methausie ended in a stolen motor car case. Two other youths were convicted of thefts of a Strathalbyn car, receiving 15 and 18 month terms. Det. Lee later arrested Thomas on a Geelong shopbreaking warrant.
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Adelaide
Yatulu Starkuile
Jay
Methausie
Mivtet
Wontha Aga Sy
Wo Kile
Beim
Pollo Tirty
Vietarlan
Witks
Alflerrs
Kirls
Vietarle
Strathalhyn
Wer
James Vincent
Thomas
Yatala
Exo
Det
Lee
Melbourne C.1
cMeer
Geelong
Fractured Leg Hit by Rolling Stone at Linwood Quarry
William Moore, 35, a quarry worker from Mitcham Park, was injured when a stone weighing four at Navius rolled 6 11 and dislodged from a heap at Linwood quarries Kangarilla. The stone pinned him against a dray this morning, causing a fractured leg. He was admitted to Adelaide Hospital after release and transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Navius
Linwood
Kangarilla
William Moore
Crozier Avenue
Mitcham Park
Jowre
Dra
Moore
Adelaide Hospital
Lee
Strike by Spanish builders triggers tear gas clash
In Madrid on Monday 189 laborers inside the Bank of Spain underground gallery went on a three day strike after wage demands were refused. Police used tear gas bombs forcing the workers to flee, as the Spanish Trades Union Council threatens a general strike in retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Bank of Spain
Spanish Trades Union Council
London Evening Standard front page radio image shown in Australia
A London Evening Standard front page was transmitted by radio to Melbourne within 25 minutes and reproduced almost perfectly at a luncheon of the Gonsti Club. EB Flak, managing director of the AWA, presented the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboline
Monay
Evening Standard
London
Gonsti
Homal Club
EB. T. Flak
The
A.W.A
McLachlan enters Barker talks amid Boothby split
South Australian election focus tightens as Sen A J McLachlan weighs Barker endorsement while Boothby Liberal and Country League selections stir debate. If McLachlan runs, it could reshape by elections and threaten other aspirants like Mowbray Hunt Praser and Kidman with Sir Sidney Kidman kin cited. Cameron says decision due before Thursday may alter political futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Liberal and Country League
Boothby
A. J. McLachlan
Federal Executive Council
League
Barker
Sen. McLachlan
Cameron
Assembly
Harker
Wison
Hedin
Ithers
Messrs
Mowbray
Hunt
A. T. Praser
McLaren Plat
KE. Kidman
Wooriora
Wheat recovers as prices rise to 2/10 a bushel
Adelaide traders report wheat prices rebounding after a minor Saturday dip. Merchants lift limits for farmers to a uniform 2 shillings 10 pence per bushel, with gains pushed at main shipping ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Season's Record in Melbourne Wheat Prices
Melbourne reports a season's record price for Wheat 3/2 to 3/2 today. The figure reflects market highs as traders note the strongest level reached this season in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Melourne
Pirie Court Names Justices and Local Visitor Notes
Mr S J Warren and Mr A H Goode served as justices in Pirie yesterday. Mrs Pritchard and two children traveled from Port Lincoln to Pirie aboard the motorship Moonta, then continued to Adelaide by train. Delegates from Port Lincoln arrived en route to Adelaide aboard the Moonta. Gladstone District Council reelected W S Bennett as chairman. Lorimer of Geelong was appointed adjudicator for musical competitions. E A Johnson of Peterborough will oversee quickstep and street trained sections. Several residents arrived in Pirie and stayed at the Royal Exchange Motel or Royal Exchange Hotel. J S Philps and Rev A C HIM came for Pirie Central Baptist Church Jubilee celebrations. Pirie Football Association planned a banquet after a match with Kadina juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callier, Sibley
Besthard
Lincoln
Pirie
Adel
Moonta
Gladstone
Gounell
Bennett
Mee VV
Lorimer
Geelong
Victoria
A. Johnson
Peterborough
J. 8. Philps
A. C. Him
The
Baptist Union
Pirie Central Baptist Church
Pirie Football Association
C. F. Flint F
J. S. Hocking
Pirie Junior Football Association
Kadina
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A.W. Sandford and
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Royal Exchange Hotel
W. A. Gordon
W. Reynolds
J. Swain
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J. S. Working
J. Francis
J. G. Sweeney
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