Jardine Defends Larwood and Body Bowling Debate
Jardine argues against banning Bodyline style bowling and defends Larwood's role, comparing Australian and English responses in 1928 Adelaide. He contends crowds were not checked and criticizes the Board of Control for not preventing harmful reactions, warning against a public uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cables
London
Tardine
Evening Standard
Larwood
Adelaide
Bradman
Marytebone
Australia
Jardine
Awatmila
Gontio
Bunton faces permit review over suspected overpayments
Melbourne Sunday report says Fitzroy rover Hadyn Bunton faces a permit review after the investigation committee found he received more than the allowed summed payments in 1980 from the Fitzroy club. The Victorian Football League will hear the case Wednesday while Bunton can continue playing. Bunton starred for Fitzroy and won the Brownlow Medal in 1931.
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Melbourne
Hadyn Bunton
Fitzroy Rover
Filaroy
Victerlin
Bunton
Fitzroy
Tom Gates
Teague
Witaray Glub
Mbury
Fitzray
Goulter
Fonca
Tariff Board To Visit Adelaide In July
Tariff Board members will visit Adelaide in July to discuss duties on items including ductile iron and steel plates July 4, high tension tension coils, and chemicals such as arsenic acid and sulphate of ammonia plus fertilisers. Attending members include Messrs MyacGonghy Cushman Woes Kelly Ned Guy and AyD J Porster.
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Adelaide
Paritt’ Floard
Chater
Commercr
Tutya
Dougies
Ana
Messrs
MyacGonghy
Cushman
Golf balls first made with horaelide noted
Fragmentary report notes a historic claim that early golf balls were produced using horaelide. Details and attribution are unclear, with no complete names, dates, or locations readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slumped
Wil
Split in MCC Over Bodyline Tactics Sparks Debate
Reported split within the MCC regarding leg theory bowling shows Lord Hailsham opposing bodyline and urging MCC accountability. Extracts from Larwood’s column quote harsh crowds in Adelaide and note MCC members’ mixed stances on possible off field action amid Ashes 1934 sensitivities. Deliberations are described as prolonged and difficult.
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London
MCC
England
Lord Hailsham
M.C.C
Larwood
Adelaide
Australia
Oa Tw Board of Control
Ld -M.C.C
Panic in Tientsin After Japanese Bombers Circling City
Shanghai reports say Japanese bombing planes circled Tientsin while Chinese defences fired shrapnel. Refugees fled to foreign settlements as the Japanese concession tightened security. Chinese troops were reported to be retreating toward the city, raising fears of a broader clash with Japanese forces if hostilities escalate.
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Shanghai
Sundsy
Tientsin
Dhe Sity
Forty gulf trippers weather for Lea holiday
The brief notes a group of travelers or ship passengers with scattered names and a weather forecast for an upcoming holiday at Lea. It mentions a motorship Moonta and lists multiple individuals associated with the journey or event. The fragmentary text also references yesterday's temperature with an extreme high of 71.5 degrees, indicating warm conditions.
Nurses Fight Fire at Sydney Mental Hospital
In a dramatic blaze at Rydalmere Mental Hospital Sydney nurses and staff battled flames amid storms. Fifty-two salies and 240 patients were marshalled to safety as nurses in pyjamas directed hoses and wardmen manned hydrants. The outbreak began in the scullery and spread to adjacent wards housing hundreds of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rydalmere
Wlgckilyrim
Dream of Water
Burke
Paige
Tivingstone
Campbell
Street Orator Shot in Melbourne Riot Incident
Melbourne crowds watched a protest on a Sydney road tram route when a pistol discharged during a melee. Reginald Parilly was wounded in the left thigh and taken to hospital. Police and plainclothes officers, aided by a crowd chase, halted the orator who attempted to address supporters from a moving tram cage, where a bystander was struck. Cunningham, 19, Brunswick laborer, faced charges of offensive behavior.
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Melbourne
Reidents
Sydney Road
Brunswick
Alor
Reginald Parilly
Malbourne
Plainclothas
Sydney
Mila
Plato
Gooden
Thi Ene
Swprise
Hall
T Aken
Ovcu
Willis to contest Bull by election against Sweeney
A Sydney report states that A O Willis MLO Tormey General will contest the Bull by election opposing Sweeney, the State Labor candidate chosen by Lang Ballarat. Willis won preselection and is expected to gain support, with party president Keller noting Sweeney’s endorsement. Willis says he will resist Trom the Legislative council.
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Sydney
Spt
Sisto Labor Party
Willis
MLO
Tormey
Sweeney
Labor
Gandidaia
Faner
Lang Barly
Mosara
Lang
Abel
Bere
Mrr
Keller
State Labor Party
Sweeney Wis
Wnks Sasi
Gelignite In Office In East Camberwell Robbery Case
Police tracked a gelignite laden ring after a Sunday vigil at East Camberwell Railway Station. Detectives surprised two men inside a booking office where a station safe held several rounds and fuse remnants. William Q Moyers, 33, boot maker, and Alexander R Hnett, 26, motor driver of Croydon, faced charges for breaking into the office with intent to commit a felony and were remanded to Camberwell Dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
East Camberwell Railway
Childr
William’ Q
Moyers
Alexander ‘R. Hnnet
Croydon
Gamberwell Dock
Stowaway Arrested in Sydney Case Before Hobart Return
A man arrested as a stowaway on a Sydney voyage was taken to Long Bay Prison after serving a minor sentence. He faces charges of breaking and entering and will appear before Central Court tomorrow. Detectives continue investigations into the killing case connected to Bisonor Spantard.
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Sydney
Les
Long Bay
Hobart
Bisonor Spantard
Central Court
Manning
Tasmania
Prior
Tasmanian Debvatives
Police seek motive in Richard Supple murder inquiry
Police pursue a definitive line of enquiry into the Richard Supple killing as investigators evaluate possible motives. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with information in the ongoing mystery case.
Grim Huntiford Memorial Drive Murderer
Detectives pursue a line of investigation into the murder of Richard Joseph Supple 38 whose body was found on Memorial Drive Adelaide. They question a man connected to the victim and wife but movements between 3 30 p m and 10 p m Wednesday remain unclear as police seek answers about his disappearance and the motive. An inquest into Supple’s death is set for June 7 with a reward possibility for information.
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Adelaide
Richard Joseph Supple
Memorial Drive
Shalah
Jobo O'Bren
Laren
Ani
Maui
Fiona
Enpple
Muse
Be. L. A
Olympia meeting elects officers for TB aid society
A well attended Olympia meeting elected officers for the TB Aid Society including Me F Rowan patron and Me J Feineler president. A concert and dance to raise funds is planned for end of next month with about 300 expected attendees from local groups and Imperial League members.
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Olympia Allée Hoskey
Olympia
F. Rowan
Me. J. Feineler
A. Leonard
Messrs
Tr.sandery
Yehema
OT Melonford
A. W. Laer
Ws Todgers
Ty' Anieeson
1. Forgan
P. Howard
F. G. Toews
Ald
Sen
P LaPirle
Imperial
Wind Sets Off Alarm At Paddington Shop
In Sydney’s Paddington area a sudden gust caused a shop alarm to trigger. A wind gust tampered with a door and wiring, prompting police and shop staff to assess the incident. The wind-disrupted event appears to be a harmless prank by the storm in the early hours.
War Souvenirs Showcase At Port Pirie Clubroom
Members of Port Pirie sub branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League plan a war souvenirs show for the clubroom. Promised items include a 76 shell nose cap a German submarine blunted torpedo bomb helmet a trench dagger and various weapons. The display aims to spark interest and arrange a broader collection of returned soldiers’ memorabilia.
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Port Pirie
Imperial League
Artiies
Bluntone
Death of J J O Reilly MLC in Newcastle noted in Broken Hill
The death of Mr J J O'Reilly MLC occurred at Newcastle. He arrived in Broken Hill from Port Pirie after the 1909 blackout and became a notable Labor figure. He left a widow and four children. His widow was formerly Miss Giffney. A sister, Mrs F Smith of Broken Hill, and a brother, Mr Fred Giffney, are named in the notice.
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Newcastle
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
O'Reilly
Pirie
Broker Hill
O'Reilly, Was Formerly Miss Giffney
F. Smith
Fred Giffney
Ideal Dance Club Announces Monthly Novelty Night
The Ideal Dance Hub promises a bright evening next Thursday with the committee staging its monthly novelty night. The club adds several new acts to the usual programme and dancing will continue throughout the event.
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Matty Pilrods
Ihe
Injured Man Found On Roadway
Adelaidy Sunday report of Thomas Alysander Webber trail er driver for the total Government Department of Greenstrwet St Moreis found injured on a roadway between Lyndyel Bundy Greek after a collision with a motorbike. Harold Weightson of Clundore observed the incident and a Mr Barnes assisted. Mujeliison Hospital, Gawler, received the injured man in convulsions and he could not provide further details.
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Adelaidy
Charles Hammes
Saleyway
Youngstreat
Parkelda
Lyndyel
Bundy Greek
Dearer Butter Prices Rise in Melbourne Market
Wholesale butter prices in Melbourne are pushed higher due to import costs and weather impact. The market reports a surge from recent shortages, with quotes for lower grades increasing and imports from overseas expected to fill the gap.
Will Mr Hogan Join Country Party
Melbourne Sunday report on efforts to persuade former Labor Premier and independent MLA Mr B J Hogan to join the United Country Party. Fresh discussions were held this week at a parliamentary party meeting amid cross party talks on Hogan's political alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hogan
Country Party
Melbourna
B. J. Hoga
Labor
Legislative Assembly
United Country Party
Chisfrat
Wernasday
Progress of Road Repairs in Pirie District
Progress reports show road repairs in the Pirie District nearing completion with awaiting items and rolling operations noted. Nelsonby road repairs are expected to extend about six more weeks. Termination of marriages among London women is referenced in population notes.
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Pirie District
R. Ri Glasson
Oy Pont Browalllon
Nelsinby Road
London
Umpire Belington Attacked After Prospect League Match
Umpire Belington was struck from behind after a North Western league game at Prospect yesterday afternoon. The altercation began near the underground entrance as Belington faced a man who attacked him, with referees and players attempting to intervene. The incident prompted talk of disciplinary action and a formal report to league officials.
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Adelaide
Pe Eglington
Prospect
Sube Way
Belington
Silesedly
Pen
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Board OF Control
Howie
Board of Central
Marylebone
Dardine
Tariff Board
WCC
Lea
Moonta
ePiple Ghia
Marning
H.R. Stodart
N.S. Muelo
Buwry
Harkey
Hooper W.g. Gibson
F.C, Sherwood
M. A. Turks
Graciz
TP Herring
Gol. Pindlaine
Blakemore
A. Bouuowue
Rilesk
Yvesterday
Constable
Labor Party
Richard
Supple
Grim Huntiford Memorial
T.B. Aid Society
Western Suburbs
Wireless Palratarly
Oxford Street
Paddington
George Murray
Ideal Dance Club
Ila
Impontea
Mme Pricg
Huttar
Dowt
Jack
Stoker
Wea
McKay
Ofissals
Ikaway
Batlegton Han
Leasue
Messra
T2-S
O'Halloran
Ka Millennien
Jual -Woods
Germany
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