England names Larwood in Test trial team change
London reports a major England selection shift for the Test trial starting Saturday. H. Larwood is included while A. P. F. Chapman is left out, with E. Hendren favored for a Nottingham return. The article highlights left handed bats and pace options shaping the Rest versus England selections.
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England
H. Larwood
A. P. F. Chapman
E. Hendren
Nottingham
Wyatt MJ
Turnbull
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F. Walters
R. W. Robins BH
Valentine K. Farnes
AL Mnchell
J. Langridge
Barnett
E. Paynter
Duckworth
Daily Express
Pollocks
Chapman
Larwood
Bradman and Darling Praised Across London Press
The London press unites in praise of Bradman and Darling after their powerful display on Saturday. The Daily Telegraph lauds Bradman for a glorious innings that showed mastery of bowling, while Warner predicts Darling will become the world’s best left handed batsman by tour’s end.
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Bradman
Darling
Daly Telegraph
Lord’s
P. F. Warner
L. Darling
Evergreen Patsy Losoon Mininy PSP Warner's Telegraph Remark
Warner of The Daily Telegraph notes that Edren remains enterprising and audacious like Patsy Patey though 45 years old. He still dazzles crowds with bold dancing and quick footwork meeting Frimmyay at Hord's, a nod to Hendren’s early artistry. Australians observe the MGA event and score 415 on Saturday.
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Mininy
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Warner
Daily Telegraph
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Yass Crands
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Wale Hendren
MGA
Syd
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Austratians
Edols Found Guilty of Fraud in Sydney Court
In the Central Criminal Court a jury convicted Mrs. Aimee Belle Edols, former Sydney society woman, of obtaining £3000 by fraud from Percy Reginald McConnell, a Fiji pianist. She was remanded until tomorrow for sentence as Crown Prosecutor Sir Thomas Bain denounced the fraud as heartless and wicked.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Aimee Belle Edols
Sydney Society
Percy Reginald McConnell
Plamier
Fiji
Thomas Bain
Edols
Funeral of Labor Leader Percy Coleman Laid to Rest
The funeral of Percy Coleman former member of the House of Representatives and NSW Labor Party official was held at Rookwood Cemetery Sydney Monday with full public observance and attendance. Coleman, a noted labor figure, was laid to rest amid ceremonial rites reflecting his service to the party and state.
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Percy
Coleman
House of Representatives
New South Wales
Fedora Labor Party
Rookwood Cemetery
Rush For Tickets For Second Test At Lord's
The article notes strong demand for tickets with all seals sold for the first two days of the second Test at Lord's, beginning Friday June 23. Interest in the matches remains high after the flesh Test concluded over a week ago.
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Ben
Lord's
Wheat crisis in France Blesing explains impact on growers
Adelaide report cites A P Blesing minister of agriculture describing France's wheat policy. He notes fixed domestic prices and subsidies raise home costs while exporting grain to the same rate as domestic use. He says this creates surplus production and competes with Australian wheat on world markets.
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Rance
A. P. Blesing
France
Ilesing
Royal visit itinerary for Prince Henry in South Australia
The South Australian tour plan for Prince Henry in October outlines rail travel from Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta, time in Coldes with horse riding for staff, a potential well visit, and formal welcomes by Premier Buller and locals. The schedule lists Mount Bryan, Quorn, Peterborough, Terowis, Burra, and Adelaide events including a Town Hall reception, royal progress, royal guards, and shows.
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Prince Henry
Australia
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Kalgoorlie
Port Augusta
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Burra
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Adelie
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Uain
Lord Mayer
Sandlers
Adelaide Oval
Prince Henry Visit Itinerary for Australia Unveiled
Canberra reports final approval of Prince Henry's royal itinerary in Australia. The plan includes Fremantle on October 1 and Adelaide by warship, with Melbourne arrival for the Centenary celebrations on October 18. The Prince will visit Tasmania Victoria and New South Wales before departing December 4 for Hobart and New Zealand.
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London
Prince Henry
Australia
Tan
Fremantle
South Australia
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Miter
Temperature Report Yesterday
Yesterday’s high reached 74.1 degrees with a low of 57 degrees recorded over the 24 hour period ending at 8 30 am.
Train Fire Panic on North Line Near Edwards Creek
A stationary train on the Northern line near Edwards Creek caught fire in the next truck to the engine. Carriages loaded with petrol and crude oil caused great excitement as heat blocked uncoupling. Passengers and rescuers, including Mr. Mowbay MP, escaped amid flames and a hazardous retreat.
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Lord's Test Shows Australian Batter Advantage
At Lord's Australia posted 184 by lunch with Bradman and Darling driving a brisk innings. Bowler counts show Smith, Judges, Enthoven, and Robins among wickets as fall of wickets progressed to 8 for 319. Australia led by 10 wickets after first innings and dominated the session.
Insanity plea entered in Fremantle murder case
Oliver Mollor, a 44 year old Fremantle ship's baker, faced Criminal Court charged with murdering his 10 year old son Albert Daniel Mollor on April 5. The boy's body was found in a car near the Richmond Hotel with a knife wound. Evidence included fingerprints and objects in Mollor's possession. Mollor admitted responsibility for his son's death but claimed inability to recall events. The insanity defense was considered as the trial proceeded.
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Maniac Doctor Dragged From Car to River Describe Drowning Attempt
A station hand with epilepsy attacked Dr. F. V. Munro in New South Wales, dragging him from a car into Manning River. Four men wrestled the aggressor, who was knocked unconscious with a stone after holding the doctor underwater. Both men were hospitalized. The assailant, now in a serious condition with a fractured skull, had previously dug his own grave.
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F. V. Munro
Taree
Manning River
Dr. Munro
Munro
French tennis Crawford and Perry still in singles
In Paris, Indian star Sieem beat Crawford in the French singles. Crawford pushed to three sets but Sieem prevailed. Results: Crawford over Sleem 8-6 6-1 8-?. Menzel beat McGrath 6-2 6-8 6-2. Perry beat Hopman 6-2 6-1. Doubles and mixed rounds follow with Turnbull/Molesworth winning. Australia likely to face Czecho-Slovakia in the European zone final.
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Crawford
Australia
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Turnbull
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le Mercier
Madame Morel
Jdevir
Menzel Lea
Melirath
Public Servant Suspension Entitled to Salary Question
In Melbourne South Australia seeks full High Court review of a state court ruling granting Joseph Auguste Siebert 217 pounds from the State. Siebert, a former Children's Welfare Department employee, was suspended with pay until dismissal. The High Court will decide if a suspended public servant is entitled to salary during suspension.
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South Australia
Joseph Auguste Siebert
Siebert
Children's Welfare Department
San
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Crash Kills Thirteen on Motor Coach in Bordeaux
Thirteen people died when a motor coach ruptured a tyre and struck a telegraph pole, catching fire. Three were injured as the blaze spread to a pine forest, delaying rescue and making bodies visible amid the wreckage. communications were disrupted while aircraft aided relief efforts.
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Notable London Preacher Dr Norwood Visit to Pirie
Dr Norwood, renowned London preacher, arrives in Pirie for a tour of Commonwealth cities. He will be greeted by Mayor Mr. Theeaded at 8 o'clock and give an address aimed at women, followed by an evening talk “On the Trail of a Better World.” The Pirie Philharmonic Society aids the event with performances by Thetty Mitchell and Miss Thed Evely. A collection will be taken in the afternoon. a nominal fee at night covers expenses.
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Centenary Preparations Meet Tomorrow in Adelaide
A Centenary preparations committee gathers in Adelaide on Monday to review 30 proposed homes and plans for the 1996 celebration. Premier Butler chairs the group at the Premier's office and options include major expenditures for the year long centenary activities.
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Australia
Ny Moon
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Pirie Football Clearances Report From Family Hotel Meeting
Pirie Football Association held a meeting at the Family Hotel to approve and record player clearances. Listed transfers include Crysaay Brook to St Mark's players Vanstone O Shanganessy W Stanley D Stanley, Whyalla Central to Solomon Town M McGulrs, Adelaide School of Mines to Proprietary G CG Hatcock, and St Mark's to Solomontown Warne.
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Attempt on nonstop record from Paris to San Diego
Special Capewe, New York, mon Fodos yn Rossi started from Paris aiming to break the 5 915 mile nonstop record. Reported at 6 30 p m they were about 400 miles east of Cape Cape Newfoundland. Destination listed as San Diego California.
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Capewe
New York
Mon Fodos Yn Rossi
Paris
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Newfoundland
San Dego Cnfornia
241 Miles an Hour Recorder Special Cable
Paris report notes amateur Sinn er Arnoux won the Deutsch de te Meurthe over a 2000 kilometre course at Blimpas averaging 241 miles per hour.
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Tramways Trust to Enquire Over High Debenture Interest
Adelaide reports the City Council considering a demand to reduce government debenture interest. Harbors Board chair E A Farquhar and other officials along with Messrs. Goode, Leaker, and J.C. Harrington were noted in Pirie and Port Lincoln movements. The council noted a practical 3 percent rate on debentures and urged the Tramways Trust to seek government relief.
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E. A. Farquhar
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Pirie
Wallaroo
Entiro
Tokio
A. A. Hoare
M. R. O'Halloran
Eyre Peninsula
Port Lincoln
Port’ Pike
R. Lovell
Ale. V. Clarke
Harbors
Adelaide
G. Dalton
R. Campbell
Port Augusta
Royal Exchange Hotel
Rymill
Van Crashes Into Tree On Hill Kills One Injures Five
A van traveling on Prince's Highway near Officer, Melbourne, crashed into a tree after losing control on a hill. Wy Yung resident H E Woodward, aged 60, died. Injured survivors Eliswond, Peggy Rich, Muth Kendall, William McDonald, and Roy Orgill were admitted to hospital with lacerations and shock. McDonald, driving for a goods service between Sale and Melbourne, survived the impact.
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Prince’s Highway
Officer
H E
Woodward
Wy Yung
Bairnsdale
Sueterine
News Who
Eliswond
Fa Wy Yung
Peggy Rich
Balmsdale
An Muth Kendall
Surrey
Roy H. Orgill
McDonald
Sale
Melsourne
Lord Mayor in Ald Cain Undergoes Minor Operation
Ald George McEwin will act as Lord Mayor for a few days after Ald Cain underwent a minor operation this morning. The transition follows standard procedures for temporary leadership during medical leave.
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Ald
Cain
George McEwin
Marae
Pirie Football Association Meeting Reported
In the absence of Messrs H Branwick and F S Dodd proxy delegates J Lambert and A Michael represented their clubs at a Pirie Football Association meeting at Palmy Hotel last night.
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St Mark's
F. S. Dodd
Solomontown
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J. Lambert
A. Michael
Pirie Football Association
Pamlly Hotel
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