Australia Wins Davis Cup Opener in Five Sets
Australia defeats the United States as Crawford beats Allison in a five set singles match 4-8 6-3 4-6 6-2 6-2. Quist hails a vital break in doubles and predicts Australia can win the cup with continued strong play and Crawford’s Sydney preparation.
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Tennis match report with Australian win amid tense rallies
The article details a lengthy tennis confrontation between Australian and American players. Crawford executes key serves and long rallies while Allison struggles with service errors. The match lasts 26 minutes with the Australian edging out the American in a closely contested two sets.
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Cape City
Lunacy Warrant Guardsman Politician in Seattle
Washington reports a lunacy warrant was sworn out against Congressman M Zioncheck of Seattle. He is confined in a municipal hospital for observation after erratic conduct noted by police and medical authorities.
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Washington
M. Zioncheck
Seattle
Perry Loses To Von Cramm In Tennis Match
German player Von Cramm defeats J Perry in straight sets. The match features tense rallies and strong returns as Von Cramm dominates the court and notes a clear edge in skill and strategy.
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Perry
von Cramm
Von Cramm Deserved Victory Says Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph reports that Von Cramm earned a deserved victory over Perry, citing his superior strategy and consistency. Berry interview notes tennis once my hobby, now I have little interest, while Perry seeks crowd quiet as sections heckle.
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Tele Jaraph
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Tor Lynd
Defence problems difficulties in British time management
London reports a leading article arguing that Britain must improve time staffing and organisation to defend the nation. It notes debates on battleship development and urges earlier inquiry into power and supply controls, warning delays threaten emergency readiness and strategic mobilization.
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Scienon
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Munster
Shot Fired At Fowl Thief in Backyards
Detectives followed a blood trail yesterday morning after a gunshot wounded a man suspected of stealing fowl in a neighbor’s yard. The intruder fled, dropped a bicycle frame, and was pursued for nearly a mile before escape. A second shooting in Paddington district injured another man near a house as authorities investigated.
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Corian
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Music Goes Round and Round
A historical note describes a local musical event in New England with a performer or group involved in a circular or rotating stage act. The piece mentions a set that may have featured a dance or parade style along with a performance in a public venue and references a nearby place and time framing.
Queen Marys Great Run Arrives After Long Ocean Voyage
The Queen Mary arrived at 4:10 pm after a voyage of four days 42 hours 24 minutes from Southampton to Ambrose Light. The liner averaged 98 knots over the course and faced mist and vibration en route. Thousands of spectators gathered as the ship docked amid quarantine and escort by authorities.
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Southampton
Ambrose
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Rexel
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Victorian wool sales irregular and New York freight delays noted
Reading of the Victorian wool market reports irregularities at the Cunard White Star Line voyage of the Queen Mary and the Normandy liner record developments. Notes on shipments to Melbourne and La Havre, with New York connections, and price changes for crutchings amid satisfactory western division activity.
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Ieee
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la Havre
Austral
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Neae
Ora
Coe
Van
Rew
Weveln
Supreme Court Rules on Regulating Wage Scales
Fragmentary text indicates a Supreme Court discussion on regulating wage scales and extending federal authority to ensure fair pay. The note mentions New York figures and general policy intent, with references to state actions and potential wage protections.
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Sidon
New York
Biate
Thansa
Italo Austrian Talks Visit to Il Duce In Rome
A distorted report says Dr Schuschnigg planned a confidential visit to Mussolini. The text notes an official communique and possible talks on reviving Anglo Italian relations. It mentions Earl of Mansfield and A Wie as Conservative figures connected to the discussions and prior visits to Hitler.
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Austrie
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Atussolin
Sink the Duce
Lighthouse Children Lost Near Melbourne Mystery
Reports describe the disappearance early yesterday morning of two girls from Cape Everant Lighthouse near Melbourne. Searchers follow coastal tracks and hope a possible explanation may be found as authorities investigate the route and the lighthouse setting.
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Wey
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Everant Nghthouse
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Newry
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Victoria
Haile Selassie Plans Emphasize League Support
The text reports Haile Selassie asserting confidence in England and France and defending the League of Nations. He discusses freedom of communities against aggression and reiterates support for collective security amid European tensions.
Business Man Arrested in Street Betting Prosecution
Sydney Temdar reports a street betting case centering on George Ridley, an operator named in a police inquiry. The arrest occurred December 31, 1933, with testimony from Constable Gregory and Sergeant Weetings, and the inquiry continues with questions over a betting book alleged to be tampered with.
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Arid
Untouchables Break Religion Rifts Sparked by Change
A historic note from June 1 reports a breakaway among untouchables seeking to alter their faith to an allied branch. The movement centers on Fy Migion’s reforms and aims to unite communities under a new religious alignment, with potential wider splits in the Hindu community.
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Ally Telegraph
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Theowophy
Bank of Canada Finance Plan Debated in Parliament
The government faced questions in the House of Commons over a proposed Bank of Canada scheme. A minister argued for finance control while critics warned the stock had already met resistance. The plan would set subscription levels and involve international reactions, with figures around £110,000 and £3,000 cited amid investor interest and public offerings.
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Une
Austrailes
Punntig
Nutiotuel Aplus
National Revesiue
Bother
MT. Lisey
Boon Holles Suiong
Viscount Monsell Resigns from Admiralty Post
Rumors of resignation swirl around Viscount Monsell who has held key posts including First Lord of the Admiralty and Financial Secretary to the Admiralty. The House of Commons member, linked to Worcester division, faces a possible exit after a long service in naval and government roles.
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Pirat
Hax
Baldwid
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Porvlen Atlas
Viscount Bown
Viscount Monsell
Eign
Admiralty
Aloes
Bresham
Ainns
Mansa Tho
Dhe Mary
Minaccial
Bouquets for Deputies in New Assembly Parade
Odd garlands and banners marked a chamber event as deputies and attendants gathered in a public space. A procession featured inscribed jets and memorials while attendees removed banners from the galleries amid a tense but orderly scene.
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Moma
NO SIGNS OF HUMANS ON DESERTED ISLANDS
Report details that two New Zealanders were aboard a warship during a Sunday visit to an uninhabited Pacific island. Observers noted no human life, only remnants of a basic camp with game, fruit, and improvised shelter. The article discusses island conditions, limited supplies, and mentions orange growing efforts as a potential livelihood.
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Sehftae
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consaLins
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Seider Bay
Wien
Ana Roberts
Severe Storm Causes Damage in Home Hill Area
Fragmentary report notes a severe storm at Home Hill causing significant damage to buildings and property. Heavy rain and strong winds wrecked several structures, with reports of collapsed awnings and damaged homes amid flooding in the town.
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