Sandham and Gregory drive Australian innings at the Oval
The article reports a gritty county start as Sandham and Gregory stitched a solid partnership for England against Australia at the Oval. Robbs fell for 24 to Crimmon, while early wickets and tight bowling tested both sides, with Gregory and Sendham delivering a stable stand and reaching 100.
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WoodFall
Hobbe
Sendhane
the Oval
Robbs
Crimmon
Sendham
Gregory
Doubtful Starter In Air Race At Melbourne
An Australian air race scene unfolds with entries from Sydney and Melbourne. Charles Klugaforg Amine plans a Lockheed aircraft with 200 mph cruising speed and 234 mph top speed. Pilot navigator arrangements include Mr. Taylor. entry totals rise to twenty three as last minute pieces arrive.
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Melbourne
Charles
Migil
Sydney
Sydney Myer
Alfred &80
Taylor
Bir
Sif Charles
Sandham Stood Like Stone in Tumultuous Maiden Over
Special to The wurker mall report describes Sandham’s steadfast defense as Wufflewot battles to dismiss him during a tense over. After half an hour's bowling the ball barely touched Sandham's bat as tension rose and spectators urged a breakthrough.
Passage From a Cricket Match Remains Hard to Read
Fragmentary OCR describes a cricket scene with Wall, Bandham, and Gregory Ld Karrie involved. Mentions bowlers and fielders like Reilly, Grimmett, Ghipperfield. notes a wicket and cautious play. Text is garbled but hints at a tense over and notable bowling efforts.
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Grimmett
Bandham
Ling Grimmett
Gregory
Oldfiela
Ghippertiela
Red Chipperfiele
Corotutty
Seyling
Balainen
Harulise
Ital
Payteuleriy
Payteuleriy | Fhosilie
Ayeree
Tuneh
Gregory Ld Karrie
Toth
Lune Wall
Wall
O Reilly
Ghip
Perfield
Crawford McGrath Triumph in Open Semifinal Victory
In a decisive semifinal, Crawford and McGrath displayed swift teamwork and sharp shooting to overwhelm their opponents. Key plays and precise finishes highlighted their dominant performance as the crowd watched a clear pathway to the final.
Dr Earle Page to visit Brisbane in tour
Dr Earle Page leader of the County Party plans a Sydney departure for an evening trip to Grafton then on to Brisbane. The journey will include stops and a weather impacted voyage with cricket scores and local arrangements noted despite the rain and travel conditions.
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Sydney
Jare Page
Grafton
Brisbane
Death sentences on eight Aborigines in Maurice River case
Judge Wells announced the death penalty for eight Aboriginal men found guilty of murdering Adolf Koch and Stephen Arinkal near the Pit Maurice River on November 13, 1932. He criticized the new ordinance for its heavy responsibility and noted it allows clemency only if the cabinet agrees, otherwise death may be imposed in extreme cases.
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Cabinet
Wells
Adolf Koch
Stephen Arinkal
Fitemaurice River
van Mileder
MTV
Henaley
Five Dead In Home Tragedy Reported In May
Police discovered the bodies of a family in their residence after a Monday night deaths mystery. O'Brien and his wife lay slain in the front room with three children found nearby. a neighbor described a prior, tense search and a blood-stained scene. The investigation noted no prior signs of struggle and no obvious motive.
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Obrien
Maiday
Brosiell
Bramel
O'Brien
Bach
World Weather Crisis Warns of Global Rain Shortage
A garbled May article from London warns of a potential drought across the world impacting crops. It cites experts like Eric Heyening and Chad, notes forecasts of reduced yields, and discusses import pressures and rising wheat prices amid a worsening climate outlook.
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London
Daily Mate
Aineldes
Eric Heyenaing
Chad
Eauar
Mers Athanis
Ama Tong
Textile and Steel Strike Threat Paralyzes U S Industries
Turmoil grips U S industries as 100000 textile workers plan a Monday walkout to protest a National Recovery Act shutdown order. Shipping and steel sectors face delays as unions press for higher wages and broader industrywide action.
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Maraalg
Uy Pronktims
National Recovery Act
Carnegie
Ohio
Sidabes
Raleye Utabe
Germany Needs Colonies Stated by Goering at Berlin
Berlin May 79 Genial Goering, chief of to searet Jouticak police, declared Germany needs colonies and will pursue formal investment of the Jollee, aligning with German traditions. He affirmed a right to colonies and rejected press claims of renunciation, stating Germany’s policy remains colonization.
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Berlin
Genial Goering
Searet Jouticak
Wgoroualy
Bermany
Corman
Adriana Police
Germany
Colonien
Nash Min
Goering
Miuleter
Air
Nad
A Estanien
Marinescer
Guardian
Gat Seadersbig
Exchange rate discussion and policy notes in Melbourne
A dated message from Mas 30 reports remarks by Sir Santee Edertehalekn on exchange rates. The chairman notes a persistent delay in policy actions and calls for orderly measures to stabilize the market amid global pressures. Officials acknowledge inflationary risks and consider gradual adjustments.
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Melbourne
Addrestine Wirwawwal
Bharebollers
WasjGnal Bank
We Aweimania
Sr Pras Tiatke
Vier
Mad We
Santee Edertehale
Ithay Alorays Belt ¢An
Jsolvey
Tiiks Uo Veep Enieey
Thofp
War Debt Payments in Budget Raises Uncertain Outlook
Canberra reports indicate no funds were set aside in the ELIE Budget for war debt payments. Prime Minister Lyon and others note proposed figures around 30,000 pounds yearly, with debt service spanning 1981-82 to 1983-96. Doubts remain on timely disbursement and long term viability.
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Canberra
ELIE
Lyonst
Ker Lal Movil
Bintan
Esoc
Laniliis
Bilal
British to LSA Policy Debated in London
London May 26 The government discusses the policy of the sovereign debt arrangement with Neville Chamberlain stating a brief plan then hopes to make a full statement soon. The exchange centers on the United Kingdom’s stance and the broader debt matter.
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LSA
London
United Laise
Neville Champeruln
Hindenburg's Health Rumors and Conflicting Reports
A garbled clipping discusses President von Hindeburg's health, noting his confusion over rumors, reports he is deteriorating, and claims of treatment. The text is unclear but mentions age related decline and possible complications from recent illnesses.
City Officials Shake Up at Beisbsoe City Council
The city engineer W J Bush to be paid in full while leaving duty this week as the council ends Mer Bush’s appointment. EF Gilcrist takes charge of wires and sewer department with assistant Nelson. Mr Nelem transfers and new work begins. Hapria faces potential removal by May after health committee review.
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Beisbsoe
W. J. Bush
Hapria
Tlk
Watlee
South Brisbane Police Headquarters Move Debated
South Brisbane police consider relocating the headquarters across the Brisbane River Centralising control prompts discussion among Home Secretary and officials The proposed site near Woollahra or Grey Street is debated with expectations of reduced transit and better service for local business areas The Commissioner faces decisions amid lingering questions about leadership changes and resignations
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Walt Uae
de Sommiasiomer
My. J. Carrell
Ak New
Bribane
Mo Hanlon
ooltocageDbetation
Uthige
Serengti
Wis
Woollaahebbs
Viatoris
Snape
Weert
Ggesens
Woollonng
Sleep Walker's Lapae Case Stuns London Court
Kathleen Catfeunter of Lymington faces charges of theft from fellow servants after allegedly taking LH 10 from a sleeping colleague. The trial centers on whether she planned the act during a nocturnal walk and if a child’s involvement is connected. Details remain unclear as morning testimonies are incomplete.
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London
Kathleen
Cat
Lymington
Mary
Senator Sued Claim For £1002 On Postume
Widow of Amamoor Mary Valley sues Gordon Threwn of Coorparoo and others in district court for 1002 pounds alleged interat and exchange. Suit filed as creditors seek recovery in beeme Court with writ issued.
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Postume Aaubas Evens
Amamoor
Mary Valley
Lise
Messrs
Polglass Remanded in Serious Case Charge
A man named Polglass faced a serious charge and was remanded for one week. The case involves key figures and unclear details from the report, with authorities progressing to formal proceedings.
Abduction charge fails in Crown Court trial
Sumbunry, February 17. Shas Willem Loan found not guilty by jury in the Crown Court before Mrs Justice RJ Douglas on a charge of abducting Eileen Moaker, aged 13. Defence argued for a lesser punishment. jury returned not guilty.
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Shas Willem
Mtr
Souglas
Eileen Moaker
Pilfering From Library Reported At University
A fragmented note describes a library theft at the University. McGrath compares the incident to others and mentions concerns about profit and theft. No further details are clear from the damaged text.
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Queensland
Sibare Lima
Ana
Tea ‘University
Mn McGrath
Pia
Ned Tm
Massacre of Caledon Bay noted in Darwin court
A Darwin court recounts a 1932 Caledon Bay killings case tied to a fisherman incident on September 7. The testimony implicates several locals and a mission boy in the violence, with limited readable detail on motives or outcomes.
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Hauy
Darwin
Caleston Bay
Dyer
Ft. Cray
Covbui
Caledon Bay
Darwin sensational clash in the Northern Territory chase
A 1932 Darwin report recalls a violent encounter between Japanese intruders and Aboriginal groups. The incident ends with police efforts, a fatality, and a caution that officers can handle such threats, highlighting tribal tension and colonial policing.
Fragmentary college note hints at student body ideals
A garbled passage mentions a professor Breele and student values. It references the Unie Fert Senate, Wie Gensie, and a belief students valued a certain trend in training and body ideals. The text is incomplete but suggests concerns about education and student culture.
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Profesor Breele
Unie Fert Senate
Low
Uf Wie
Gensie
Aludenta
Agi
McGrath
Alesse
Fragmentary War Scene Transcript Narration
A garbled passage describes a chaotic encounter between groups identified as Wonga and Japanese. The text mentions water, spear actions, non-specific names, and tense commands, but many terms are unclear or misspelled, leaving a rough, entity-laden fragment without coherent narrative.
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Earle Page
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Takeingen
Crim
Wella
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Hale
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Yram
O'Briem
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Australia
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Constable
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Eyulin IL
Naetlar
Jaynes
Tim Auck
Mow
Narkaya
Jana Hutchelmar
Wonger
Wonga
Japan
Walter Langdor
Briliant
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Mar
Pitsnauriog
Wooluwaery
Gerny
Minta
Nile
Northern Territory
Langton
Lana
Baldelmar
Waraaye
Munningowie
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