Australian Tour Opens With Wates Ebeling Early Wickets at Worcester
Worcester May 2 Australia opens the year on the Worcester ground with a modest start as Wall and Ebeling dominate the early stand before a collapse. Walters and Patandi fall cheaply as the county manage 112. Grimmett and O Reilly shine with the ball, while Wall and Grimmett contribute notable innings amid a tense fielding duel.
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Wall
Itbaling
Amapicoualy
Worceater
Ebeling
Grimmett
O'Railly
Walters
Patandi
Promout
Worcester
Ding
Damfanting
Sheena
Woodfull ‘Wall Eatnion ‘Grimmett Wipes
Onatiela McCabe Beawley
Bowlers Probe Australia Tour Crowd and Toss Details
Fragmented notes describe Australian tour coverage with stray phrases about photographers, a crowd, and an England player named Walters. The garbled text references a toss, camera setup, and media attention, mentioning Dolphin and other unclear details without coherent narrative.
Unclear historic fragment on names and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple unclear names and phrases such as wild Hong, Bratt, Meayen, Han, and Igoetinwonst, with garbled surrounding words. No coherent event, date, or organizations are identifiable to summarize as a news item.
Heavy Air Special to The Courier-Mail Report on Boxing and Cricket Events
The Courier-Mail describes a dense report from a special edition noting Woodfull and Walters in cricket action with Gibbons and others. It mentions sensational plays, fielding, and commentary on Bromley, Chipperfield, and Grigmett, with references to pacing and shipboard observations and future editions.
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Courier-Mail
Appiaune
Rdut
Waltere Hid Gibbons
Waltera
Anelke
Wallea
Walters
Gold Shares Active in War Time Market Report
Sydney May 2 Gold shares show sustained activity amid war era disruptions. Trading shifts alter stock exchange calls with mining and industrial sectors influencing afternoon sessions. Investors react to price movements and sector performances as analysts note volatility and occasional recoveries.
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Sydney
Knibenkin
Tavedtienia
Scorers and Cricket Notes From Local Match
The report lists players and outcomes from a cricket match including Grimmett Watt Brook and Aundries. Details mention bowling figures and outs with partial scores and fielding notes. Names Ponsford Nichall Jackson are referenced along with a four wicket sequence and a final tally.
Boundary confusion and a fatal mix in a chaotic cricket match
A fragmented report describes a boundary dispute and chaotic events during a cricket innings. Key figures such as Nichol, Crimmett, Bull, Howarth, and Mollows are referenced amid a tense, error-filled sequence ending with a crowd count around two thousand. The piece notes a dramatic misjudgment, a tragic outcome for a player, and ongoing play despite interruptions.
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Michel
Crimmett
Nichol
Marlin
Smithiaematine
Ray
Stark
Fea Webrd
Grelly
Champton
Diana
Walters Hay
Chammett
Austin
Dreinen
Trowarih Atralgtit
Chrimusatt
Howarth
Molinas
Oldfield
Mitwates
Crisis in India dissolving parliament debate widens
Fragmented OCR notes describe crisis in India as viceroy and government face Congress push into legislative councils. Discussions cite reform limits, then ongoing round-table talks, with tensions over a general election and the Paper scheme.
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Wall
Congress Party
Britain
Indian Congress
Ibiaey
A. Charchis
ULM Will Cross Tasman Again
Sydney reports a Prime Minister message and a special reply amid expectations of renewed air services. The article notes dialogue between leaders and the significance of aviation ties, including the first official air care developments and anticipated events this year.
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Ulm
Tasman
Sydney
Prine
Raith
Ntuel
New Record Farmer Shoots Flight to Eastbourne
London May 1 Ménarm, Hernard Rubin and Ran Waller recently flew from Darwin to Eastbourne in record time. They landed in B days 12 hours, beating the previous 4 days 23 hours mark set by Br J A Mollison. The pair aimed to test a route for an air race despite no official timing.
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London
Ménarm
Hernard Rubin
Queensland
Ran ‘Waller
Australia
Eastbourne
Darwin
Br. J. A
Man in Oakland Parish shoots self after family tragedy
A 53 year old farmer, Amanueal Lelie Poot, of Oakland Parish near Toorntec, shot himself through the bedroom doorway at about 3:30 this morning. Witnesses say the family milking herd and a boy named Dean were nearby, and the scene drew mournful cries as neighbors gathered. Police reported the man had been in poor health for years and had shown no clear reason before the act.
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Sydney
Amanuel Lelie Poot
Mury Fanmer
Oaklands Parc
Toorntec
Fen
Dean
Fundy
Fiottol- Poot
Trent
Nisite
Baby Drowned In Sandgate Well Near Brackenide
The infant Enid Guildford Davidson of Band Suey near Guildford Davidson, aged 31 months, fell into a well tied to a toy spade near the yard. Mrs Sullivan and others alerted helpers who rescued the child but despite artificial respiration the infant died about 1 18 oclock yesterday afternoon.
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John Faward’ Sullivan
Meninn
da. Sullivan
Burreland Bereet
Lise Muriuce
Ue Enid Bi
Guildford Davidson
Band Sue
Strikers Resume Work After Idle Coal Mine Standstill
May 9 report from New Zealand expert Dr. Robert Lee notes a coal mine idle for two months as workers and management dispute terms. He urges government help to prevent mine closure and cites wage losses totaling about 6,000 pounds plus 24,000 in management costs during the stoppage.
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Sesavung
Arting
Menzies Todos
Att Ling
Robert Lee
New Zealand
Iiem ‘Tives
Lee Niwieg
Ia VE Tx
Better Days for Aborigines The North Policy Shift
Melbourne reports a discussion of new ordinances by the Executive Council to handle native offenders more leniently. Comments mark this as a step toward improved treatment of Aboriginal people in the North, as proposals for Commonwealth control transfer are considered with conditions. The piece notes support from leaders and a reform mood from the Premier Conference discussions.
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Melbourne
Warren
Kno Recehl
Amarm Land
Ite Ped
ATA) Executive Council
North
Commonwealth
Victorias
Darwin May 2 Aboriginal witnesses to testify in trial
A fragmentary report notes that a transport with 14 aboriginal witnesses is leaving Darwin this week for the trial of Constable Biott. It mentions Constable McGoll and others, including Sergeant Erde, Godatabin, and Me Bheriee, among the contingent. The text references a famine and routine patrols as context.
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Arwin
Darwin
Constable McGoll
Ignor Wad Furey
Stretton
Mall
Tris
Erde
Godatabin
Groville
Biott
Malvern Tragedy Turns to Improve as Turner Remains Hopeful
Melbourne May 2 The condition of Miss Martha Leen Jener eight year, of Malvern, who was severely injured in the recent accident, shows slight improvement. Relatives and friends remain hopeful for her recovery as doctors monitor her steadily in the hospital.
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Mre_ Turner
Melbourne
Mere Martha Leen Jener
Malvern
Uae
Ae “Ie Pioet
Sagh Sa
Four Killed In Crash Near Cranwell In 1934
A 1934 crash near Cranwell killed four airmen aboard a Wellington bomber. The crew of five included pilots and cadets. observers found the wreckage after a mid flight collision during a southbound flight. No parachutes or gear survived. investigators attribute the tragedy to a mid air collision and pilot disorientation.
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ADON
Wdevtanant
Josep Beymout
Taoaen
Eivh Pight
Aving
Son charged with killing in Nundub case details
Jonny Joseph Mewes is charged with murder. The court heard the case yesterday with Senior Sergeant FB Koarney prosecuting. Remanded on bail at £100 with sureties of £20 or locked in jail until further proceedings. The defender’s father spoke as the charge followed the alleged killing in Nundub.
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Arcidis
CBE
CPM
Ackd
WJ. Mennody
Atonare. W. 3
Scennedy and Company
Alking
Mar ‘Hedman
Britain's Shipping Policy Amid War Debates
A fragment discusses Britain's shipping policy and wartime policy debates with mentions of Russia and dominions, noting skepticism about a large naval program and the impact on industry. The text references domestic and international concerns and possible policy shifts.
Japan Policy Statement On Russian Aid Sparks Debate
In a narrow first briefing Mo asserted the policy center on a symbolic statement tied to strategic concerns. Officials emphasized that the disclose and accompanying pulley references denote broader defense and security aims amid regional tensions.
Colonial Textile Market Meeting Passes Plans
Fragmented report notes a May date for Colonial Textile Market discussions between committees. The text hints at price controls on imports and tensions over Japanese goods, with next steps pending after formal conferences.
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Comite
Lister
Australian meat giants target Queensland trade talks
Swift and Armour and Westeyn Ltd plan large scale expansion in Queensland meat sector. A 300000 pound Port Alma works and acquisition interests in Lakes Cronk Rockhampton amid talks of modern chilled beef operations. Edmund Vestey's recent Queens land entry signals potential broad organization with American firms. Local observers note alliances and impact of the Guian agreement on the market.
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Port Alea
Westeyn Ltd
Queansland
Swift and
Armoura
Queénaland
Agricultury
Lowe
Mulonck
Edmund Vestey
Lakes
Ania West 33
Lareree
Port Alma
Veswye
Legith
Prheigals
Armes
Kiling
Bu ‘Lowe
Americas
General Higgins to retire amid political pressure in Australia
The article reports General Higgins, head of the Salvation Army, announcing retirement from his position on November 10 amid opposition and political contention in South Australia. It notes veiled concerns about succession, with possible interim command by Commander Evans and discussion of broader church and state resistance themes shaping the decision.
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Loxdon
Hines
Salvation Army
Mapion
Oteyan
Aigo
Henith
Hikking Urces Baivadlonieth
Finn Artwiigomenia
Unia
Gili Rox
Joeauyse
South
Rae Bulerr
No fresh developments in Melbourne inquiry
Fragmentary notes report questioned statements about emulation of 818 interests relating to the Wesley group. The position was the same. Early notes indicate ongoing activity without new developments.
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Melbourne Sty
Wi. Abeine
W. Inhgliss
Go. 1
Amazing Profits on Wall Street Amid Atrocious Gains
On May 1 in New York a report by an investigator names Prof. Ferm iond Pecora detailing extraordinary profits by firms. It notes net costs and profits reaching into billions, with figures suggesting large annual gains for many firms despite low mood in markets.
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New York
Fermiond Pecora
Ian Tl
Tire Srae
Choosing New Leader in Brikbone Army Commission
Reported selection process for the Brikbone Army electing a new leader. Com missioners W McKenwie Sviney and W tarwill Melbourne oversee eastern and southern territories. Retiring General holds nomination power. about four commissioners expected at the meeting of the 2ieh Council.
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Satveton
Brikbone
Australis
London
Flch
Alyatian
W. McKenwie
Sviney
Easter Tercjwry
Gaacomprites
New Boich Walee Wit Ueetaland
Uni
Underworld Feud Shocks Sydney Residents
Disorder and violence grip Sydney as a feud escalates with a shooting incident on a street. Police report a bystander struck by a bullet that narrowly missed him, while a suspect fled as chaos spread, leaving investigators to piece together motives and connections among rival factions.
Strike Threat Amid Unclear Courier of Leather Union
A strike threat emerged from union leaders of the Australia Leather Canvas and Allis Tender Prorration over WO06, with opposition to a 14 Gave wage decision. Officials, including Mrs. Gibaon, president of the Master Tan Ber, sought federal input while Mr Nodrum and Mr Radtot echoed calls for a reply.
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Guerrulang
Australia Leather, Canvas
Allis Tender
Mra. Gibaon
Wauiermal
Tad Britten
Taniera
W- Nodrum
Gitnor Radtot
Rakes
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