Bright batting at Lord's in Australia test
Lord's match opening shows Grimmett Robins and Holmes delivering bright batting for Australia against the Cendronsn, with Lyon and other players contributing. The play features aggressive strokes, cautious beginnings, and noted contrasts in form as spectators anticipate more decisive performances from Hoban Holmes and Grimes.
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Australia
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Rodina
Omission of Larwood and Unclear Motive Reported
Fragmentary OCR text describes omissions involving Larwood and an unclear motive. Mentions conditions of a dine event and a referenced apology. Contains garbled, non-coherent lines about actions, servings, and a life event. Entities and specifics are heavily damaged, making concrete details unreliable.
Jardine Back to the Attack Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows political conflict around Jardine with references to Evan Stallard and various names. The piece mentions attack, manipulation and conflict in a 1082 89 era context with unclear events and dates. Sparse readable names include Jardine and Stallard amid disrupted discourse.
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Wien
Milan
Aralin
Politica
Unclear transcription of sports and names in muddled text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention various sports figures, teams, and locations with no coherent event or outcome. The text names players and possible teams but lacks dates, venues, scores, or a discernible story to summarize reliably.
Mystery Telegrams Hint at Hidden Codes and Names
Fragments from two telegrams hint at coded references and anonymous names. The garbled text mentions places, dates, and figures, suggesting a puzzle or covert message possibly tied to a notable event or person.
Notts Committee Meets in Sindon Sees Key Officials
In Sindon on June 18 the Notts committee convened with junior staff present. Officials discuss budget plans and scheduling for September, but Carr and Larson refused to comment on action or decisions.
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Sindon
Carr
Larsood
MCC Seeks Cara London For June Mare Auction
Local sources report MCC aims to meet with Cara London regarding the June 18 colt mares sale at Ace Ha tees. Officials plan to discuss consignments and event logistics with Ace Somanieoe and members of the commission.
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MCC
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Last Season for Notts and Great Bowler Farewell
A cryptic note hints at the final season for Nottinghamshire cricket as longtime bowler Rollin UF AE and colleague Jondon are linked to a farewell. The fragment suggests a Sad End To Great Bowler with unspecified details.
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Jondon
June UF AE Rollin
Ering Im Toy
Battle in Havana sparks deadly chaos and gunfire
A chaotic confrontation in Havana ends with a gunman firing into a crowd, explosions, and multiple casualties as police move in. Reports describe a vehicle attack, an officer killed, and a dramatic rescue of several bystanders amid deteriorating security.
Return of £690 by the board in Queensland expenses
A fragment reports a £690 sum returned by the board tied to Queensland tour costs. Names mentioned include Mr Hartigan and Mr Hutcheon, with unclear further details on the associated associations or events. The text is garbled, but indicates financial adjustments related to a tour or excursion.
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Queensland
Sonra
Gadrol
Gusta
J Hartigan
Hutcheon
Eversras
County Batsmen Score Well in Essex Cambridge Match
Essex 302 not out. Cambridgeshire, Lancashire, and Warwickshire personnel appear in a fragmented report. Mentions Jehangir White, Cambridge University, and a 443 run day with several players named. The text mixes scores and team names with unclear specifics and dates.
New Refueling Device for Air Race Pitfalls
Reports reveal Irish entrant Colca and Pitamaurice plotting rapid fuel fills for the Centenary air race. A pyrolutionary method is described to top large tanks in minutes, with design by Pitamurer claimed to enhance safety and speed amid competition.
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Pitamaurice
Tate Ercrans
Hich Caniel Pitamurer le
AIR Mack
Nfo Tours
Giten Air Brat
Seavensry
Vira Lagha de Brass
Corre
Svoniena
Matibouent
Japan Eyes Wool Imports in Trade Talks
Japanese officials pursue wool imports as a key commodity to balance trade and bolster textile needs. Reports note Britain and Australia as major suppliers, with discussions highlighting price stability and potential long term contracts amid rising global demand.
International Wool Conference Report Details Youth Involvement
A fragmented June dispatch notes a 20 year old participant from Japan to speak on heritage and cultural exchange. The text mentions the Imperial era influence and economic topics tied to the conference and overseas experts. The garbled lines reflect coverage of attendees and featured discussions at the conference venue.
Australia Fails To Reclaim Davis Cup Victory
The report details a Davis Cup semi final where Australia struggles to recapture victory against France. Crawford’s form is highlighted as pivotal in a five set battle with deep rallies and tactical shifts. Despite tense moments and notable resistance, France edges ahead and Australia’s challenge is ultimately halted in a grueling match.
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Ios
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Eree Sane
el Abe
Bilan
Turf Ta Sand LOXDOK Reflects Shaky Davis Cup Plans
The fragment hints at changes in the Davis Cup event between Australia and an opponent. It mentions European involvement, Wallis Myers, and possible shifts in ball type and match formats. Names like Crochasiovakis, Crawford, and Grantora appear, with unclear context or dates.
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Australia
Crochasiovakis
Witthammptonships
Sualen
Wallis Myers Nthe
Dally “Eleetunn
Toring Snspriven
Bn Thayern
Elie Uw Ri Inne
Australie
Agetet
Grawford
Exneriencde
Aerne
Elthre Grantora
Peet
Rucrain
Queen's Tournament Result Confusing Briefed Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Queen's Tournament with female competitors and a possible reference to Allewerth and Slow. The readable elements suggest a sports item about women’s events but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Daniel Rees Dead at Miner Federation Leader’s Passing
Sidney June 19 Daniel Rees former leader of the Miner Federation and longtime advocate died after more than 30 years in public service. He chaired meetings, guided union activities, and was remembered for his steadfast work for miners.
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Aealdeay
Minayi
Lalu
Miner’ Federation
Thoredares
Woest
Sidney
Daniel
Late Professor Chapman Bond Inquiry Reveals Poisoning Suspicion
Inquest into the death of Professor Henry George Chapman, director at Cancer America while guiding Gypsy University, uncovers medical testimony about alleged poisoning. Key figures include witnesses Lilley the medical officer and Percival Minell auditor for the Royal Society, detailing bond checks and financial audits.
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Mawner
Profesor Heary
George Chapman
Caner America
Gydsey Univversity
Wibron
Cocumatances
Sun Girwo
Parrington
Chapeau Melley Huger Chapman
Jockrra
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Drag Man
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Cancer Research Comultves
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Ibis
Teote Petaaning
Tiger Harald Booth
Ln Etialcs
Sydney
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Royal Seeley
Percival Binell
Cohn
Chas Bion
Five Days in Lifeboat From Burnt Freighter
Five days pass aboard a lifeboat following the sinking of a freighter. Survivors recount harsh conditions, scarce water, and mounting fatigue as they drifted at sea awaiting rescue. Authorities name the shipping company and note ongoing inquiries into the incident.
State deficits for next year in Australia budget
Melbourne dispatch reports state representatives submitted their estimates for 1938-39 totaling about 7 4 million pounds, with an envisaged deficit of roughly 940 000 pounds after bank financing for the current year. The plan as outlined by the Commonwealth and state treasuries aims to move toward a balanced budget under the Freely Flan program, aided by a rural credit scheme and government grants.
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Melbourne
Loum Council
Daflelia
Bankkee
Queensland's Policy Shifts Toward Employment Relief Plans
Queensland's acting premier unveils a reformist stance from a 1930s conference, stressing unemployment relief through progressive works schemes aligned with reduced deficits. Figures show a better fiscal year outlook, with a substantial deficit cut and plans to continue government expenditure restraint to sustain employment and economic balance.
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Forgan Smith
Queensland
Tatas Council
Agarax
Dangerous Bengall Arrest Report Hints At Bravery at Racecourse
An OCR fragment mentions dangerous Bengall arrests and a bravery display at Biel Gardens near a racecourse. It references officials including Governor of the Punjab and Ragusa editors, with scattered phrases about revolutionaries, brigands repelled, and a live humane campaign.
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Ar Svenarsan Narayan
Bihar
Oki Ie
Ns Rsidert
Prnie
Uirguahone
India
Bir Merwerth
Punjab
Ab Sina
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Ragusa
Uragesi
Jean Batten Departures and Notable Mentions
Fragmentary notes recount Jean Batten departures amid references to people, places, and events. The text mentions attire, a journey, and social details, interwoven with various names and vague settings, suggesting a clipped society page or column excerpt with mixed fragments and incomplete phrases.
Brisbane's Fish Supply Committee Meets To Inquire
A disrupted report notes Brisbane's fish supply committee held a meeting yesterday to discuss government support and potential actions to secure supplies. The session aimed to define steps for the union and ensure steady distribution amid unclear details.
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