Australian stars protest foot fault calls in Davis Cup doubles
In Philadelphia May 31 Australian manager C Sproule criticized foot fault rulings as incomprehensible during the Davis Cup American zone final. Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist defeated Budge and Mako 4 8 2 6 6 4 to move Australia two matches to one ahead, amid ongoing disputes over official calls and interpretations.
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Australians overwhelm Americans in long seven set match
Australian players staged a comeback to beat the Americans 4-1 in the decisive eighth game after a tense 3-2 lead. Quist and Crawford delivered strong serves while Mako and Gust faced pressure, with the exhibition set showcasing American errors and Australian control throughout a 21 minute first half. Model play and foot faults influenced several rallies as the Australians maintained momentum, ending in a 8-4 final game.
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Surplus and Revenue Outlook in Current Fiscal Year
The Treasury indicates a buoyant revenue phase with a plausible surplus between 3,000,000 and 3,000,000 pounds for the current year. Customs and ports show increased collections for eleven months, with total revenue surpassing prior forecasts and improved trading conditions reflected in post office figures.
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New System for France Faces Uncertain Labor Backlash
Fragmented OCR notes describe a conference where Premier Bou and socialist leaders discuss a new system for France. The text references a unanimous vote of confidence, worker misery, and the feared power of trades unions. It mentions the pope and cardinal protest, and political tensions amid calls for control and upheaval.
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Von Cramm and Pergy in French Finals
In Paris a French correspondent reports on the French tennis final set between Von Cramm and Pergy with discussion of players’ techniques and strategies. The interview notes preparation, hopes of attracting Australians to return to America, and the evolving doubles play amid comments on French political and social context as the match progresses.
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Big drop in rail deficit over four years
Sydney report shows the rail deficit falling from £4,500,000 to £650,000 in four years. The Railways Commissioner Mr Marligen notes passenger totals rising toward 175,000,000 this year with freight revenue improving. Costs and payments are cited, with forecasts near £66,500,000 in related figures.
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Drastic Sanctions Trim Exports to Italy and Australia
Fragmented OCR text notes exports to Italy and Australia slashed by large margins in 1838 to 1835 period. Mentions reductions by five sixths and six ths, with unclear parties and months. Reading indicates broad trade disruption from sanctions, but details are garbled.
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GIMBLETT COMING TO AUSTRALIA
A garbled foreign report hints at Gimblett, the prominent athlete, traveling to Australia. The fragment mentions London and a tote of promising performances, but details are unclear and names are inconsistent.
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Nine Million Pound Loan Opens Today in Australia
Canberra reports on the national loan initiative. Federal Treasurer Cassy notes early subscriptions from Insurance and trustee firms. The loan aims to fund public works and development while keeping budgets balanced amid improving conditions.
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Body Found In Coal Bunker After 60-Foot Fall
A man identified as Edward Jerson Monit of Minnesota was found dead at the bottom of a coal bunker after falling through a hatchway on a steamer near South Wharf. The body was recovered by workers during renovations, with investigators noting the ship had been damaged by a recent fire and was undergoing repairs.
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Controversy Over Dr Thomson Commission For Arnhem Land
The Minister for the Interior in Darwin critiqued Dr Thomson's Arnhem Land research and rejected a special commission with powers akin to the Protector of Aborigines. He noted government reluctance to grant expanded authority, while praising Thomson's past contributions and arguments for value of his work.
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Women to Sit on Bench Debate Reaches Parliament
A deputation of women’s groups urged the Attorney General to appoint women as magistrates in the Children’s Court and to consider women jurors. Speakers praised the move as progressive and essential for cases involving children and family matters.
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Loan to Abyss in Rome Promotes Development Plan
An undisclosed sum will be used over five years to aid development projects in Abyssinia with support from the Tailute of Sodel Providence and the National Insurance Institute. The exact figure and allocations remain unclear in this fragmentary report.
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British pilot maltreated after Libya incident
Captain Walley Rogers head Imperial Airways pilot faced questioning as a Foreign Office probe reviewed an in flight encounter in Libya. The incident involved firing near the aircraft and crew, with no passengers aboard and strict route limits cited.
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Victory for French Strikers in Paria Region
A Parle correspondent of The Divan reports elite metalworkers in Paria area striking to demand pay rises and better conditions. Citroen tyclores are said to be involved, with the strike affecting the region and provoking attention from authorities. The action appears linked to wage demands and a call for an overhaul of working terms.
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Haile Gard on the Orfo crowd and title
Local readers report a noisy crowd at a garden event with unclear details. The wording is garbled and names are hard to identify, but the piece mentions Sandia and a broad gathering with limited readable specifics.
Mutiny Incited Troops Across Palestine and Haifa Violence
Incited soldiers in Palestine consider mutiny while British forces face Arab protests and Zionist resistance. Arab leaders threaten water and electricity stoppages if demands aren’t met within 19 days. British authorities deploy police and protect Jewish communities as clashes flare in Haifa and Jaffa.
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Sodemann Trial Amid Broad Economic Shifts Across Empire
The report details the execution of Arnold Sodemann for murder in Leongatha, with mention of Gov ernment actions and police, while dated economic notes describe rising iron and coal prices, inflationary pressures, and global commodity market shifts. It references tax, quota debates, and negotiations with Britain and Japan, plus industry outlooks and labor context.
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Massey to Die and Market Shifts Spark Quiet Trading
The report notes subdued activity in early deals with buyers pushing for higher prices while sellers absorb heavy estate and trust positions. It highlights mixed demand for Australian and New Zealand assets, with mentions of the Derby and Whitsuntide noise, weak securities, and cautious brokerage attention amid currency discrepancies and conservative finance.
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India's Lower Wheat Crop Report Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text notes lower wheat output in India with references to government councils, sentences about labor and crime cases, including individuals such as Aubrey Poligr and Rabere Gidley Koak, plus mentions of convictions and public notices.
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Retrial of Six Youths Assault Charge in Sydney Case
Six youths including Monty Overne Thorley and Cowell 116 faced retrial on assault charges after a Sydney hearing involving an Italian girl. The accused denied violence, stating consent, as the jury heard the testimony and adjourned for further proceedings the following morning.
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Struck by Car Injures Elderly Man at River Red Milton
An elderly man, Thomas Pitrgeraid 64, was struck by a car near River Red in Milton. He sustained a severe injury to the left arm with fractures and was rushed by ambulance to Caneres hospital after a hard impact on the left side.
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German envoy honored in London ceremony
The report notes Herr von Ribbentrop visiting London on June 1 as guest of the German delegation at a ceremony. It mentions officials and arrangements with England and Scotland, describing the setting and attire, reflecting diplomatic tones of the time.
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Big Offensive Against Grasshopper Pest
A report outlines a major county initiative against grasshopper plagues, with experts coordinating trap lines and targeted treatments. The operation involves agricultural agencies, climate considerations, and research teams assessing effectiveness of the planned measures.
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