TENTS IN STORM NEAR ANTARCTIC BAY WHALES
A stranded Antarctic expedition endures ferocious winds up to 60 miles per hour, tents ripped apart, and sled dogs buried in wind driven snow. The group camps as they ration food for five months and awaits rescue, recounting the perilous journey south of the Bay and the treacherous crevasse filled terrain. The experience aims to guide future traverses by understanding wind behavior and shelter tactics.
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te-Bay
Batore Ley
Vaughan
Sursey
Peterson
Desenah
Grockelt
Isading
Agaisi
Fey
Phylaura
Ona
Sind
Atar
Ma Wil
Antarctic
Pebrucary
Pie Wheives
London
Barunsday
Howe
Ly Josrop
Dirpatelt
Ifr Toolares
Australia
Nist
Altung
Watt
Anatratiz Ayonld Probahls Henestram
Ant
St Patrick's Day Celebrations In Port Pirie Glow
A large Port Pirie crowd celebrated St Patrick's Day with a morning procession and an afternoon racecourse program. The event featured pony, handicap and youth races, children's dances, and various displays, with Daisy Bell winning the main Derby and a lively, orderly crowd enjoying the holiday atmosphere.
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ST. Patrick's
Pirie
Port Pirie
St. Patrick’s Day
Port
Ivani
Jatt St. Mark’s
Alusuider Sleknt
Plorenan — Street
Mary-Elie Street
Emet Street
David Sinees
Dlezmnder
Gortruude Survet
Inerpinatad
St. Maths Hall
Ing-atveets
Pillen
Inl
C. Fammentor
S. Daisy Bell
Nosivan
Searchlight
Wauchope Bros
Flortme
Gibby
Searman
Dolly Dimple
Gontile
Reoef
Sli
Sli Ware
Weill
Bresentid
A. Hopkins
Je-Melneler
Trosser
Welly
Killian
Trey
A Cratty
Madigen
J. McMahony
Kifitara Messrs. A
Zebritiah End & Qurry
Dlark
Glen
Relief Concert Aids Local Relief Fund Donation Details
A relief concert raised funds with 1180 coins handed to the audience. The Mayor Mr A Degeinhardt stated proceeds were for the Relief Fund and thanked performers Mesdames Swetissoy Miss Snaith and others. The event included MP Le Hillt and opposition leader Fitzgerald.
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A. Degeinhardt
le Ls Hilt
Eade
MeijJic. Fitzgerald
M.P\ Sadeich
Snaith
E. Ritagerdlay Rundell
Vers
Hloutisell
Betty
Aray
Francis
Ge Covell R
Wilson
A. E_ Ai Frank
Perrin
Maurice Shears
Wumphrey Bishop Company
The Firmer Hand. Hoover Reforms Under Fire
President Hoover pushes reforms amid a major scandal involving Doheny and Sinclair. The administration signals a tough economy drive, focusing on income taxes and business taxes, while Mellon seeks funds for tax relief and enforcement with substantial deferrals and penalties. The article notes calls for stricter taxation and machinery to ensure compliance amid political pressure.
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Berard Washington
United States
Hoover
Wiipo
Doheny Sinclair
Melion
Mellon
Congress
Alred de Bazine
St Mark's and St Anthony's School Events Listed
A garbled OCR list from United Service Paris notes school activities and performances. Mentions St Mark's Dumb-bells Stepney St Mark's Stink Drill St Anthony's Mortis Dance Ghyts x King G Murphy Plas Drill and various clubs and dancers with names like N Shepley Wilkon F Bynes M Pizemala Z Wilsau Melbo Vaulenan and others.
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King
G. Murphy
P. Intel
St. Anthone
Crooker
Vetti
Sohonals
M. Pizemala
Zits Wilsau
Melbo
Tanr Fite
Gerald
Re Walsh
Habinson
Jharse
St. ‘Anthony's
Maypole
St. Monk's
Allendasion
Australia Triumphs In Five-Wicket Test Win At Melbourne
In a thrilling seven day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground Australia chased 114 to win, losing only one wicket. Captain Bradman and Ryder stitched a 3rd wicket partnership as Australia defied the visitors, with Bradman scoring 101 and Ryder 142, securing a five wicket victory and leaving the crowd in jubilant mood.
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Ryder
London Comment on Test Scheduling and Australian Play
In a London commentary the author discusses calls to shorten five day Test matches to four amid player weariness. The piece notes Australian dominance, concerns for bowlers, and the debate over long formats versus fatigue, with figures like Bradman and Ryder referenced and pundits proposing changes to preserve pace and stamina.
Melbourne shooting injures three by stray rifle fire
Three people in South Melbourne were wounded when bullets struck from a verandah as a holiday crowd watched. A man and two women were hit on the belt shoulder and jaw respectively, then taken to hospital with serious but non fatal injuries. Police investigate amid resident fears of mischievous youths with rifles.
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Asbuller
Melbourne
Americans Back Australia in Grand National Clash
Thousands of Americans including at least 13 millionaires attend the Grand National. Bets center on America-owned horses Easter Hero and Till Barton. Lord Mayor of London notes Australia’s strong showing, while British hopes favor wider victory for Australian contenders.
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United Services
London
Satitay
T. H. Whitney
Howard Bruce
Till Barton
Introduction of Youth, English Press Applaud
A London led summary praises England for recognizing youth in Austria and Australia. The Standard notes selectors built a strong youth contingent after the event, while observers single out resilience and merit. The piece suggests both nations may benefit from youthful talent and honest competition.
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Bereta
London
Seberttasy
Eventne News
England
Austriaca
Eames
Carter
Enslani
Warnine
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