Morris's Faultless 132 First Big Score in Test Cricket
MelbourneJanuary 4 Arthur Morris justified selectors defend by scoring a faultless 132 not out in Australia's recond innings of the third Test The 24 year old left handed NSW opening bat's first big score in Test cricket Morris out Barnes Hassett Miller and Bradman at the wicket and was still unconquered at stumps Australia four wickets down for 293 runs She is already 307 runs ahead of the Englishmen with six wickets intact two days available for play and a wicket standing up well to the bowling Morris and McCool face the English bowling in an aggressive partnership Yardley dominated the bowling finishing the day with three for 55.
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Australian cricket match report with Yardley and Barnes highlights
Australia and England clash as Yardley and Barnes feature in a brisk batting exchange. The narrative follows scoring bursts, fielding chances, and key partnerships with Morrie, Edrich, and Yardley contributing to a tense second innings revival. Victorian and Queensland players are noted amid a high-scoring day.
Fragmented OCR item about Sydney and Newcastle butchers
Fragmented text mentions Sydney and Newcastle with unclear names and phrases, referencing a 9 quarter period and a series of garbled terms. No coherent events or identities are discernible beyond generic place names and scattered words.
Australia Two Games Up as Bradman Leads Test
In a dour draw, England pressed hard but Australia held with Bradman dominating. Wright troubled Bradman while Hassett and Miller offered steady support as Morris forged a left handed century, marking Australia’s growing confidence for the future.
Nuremberg Decision Echoes on War Crime Guilt
The article discusses the Nuremberg trials and the legal basis for convicting aggressive war as a crime. It cites Henry Stimson defending the principle that planning and waging aggressive war is crime, and notes fears about enforcing international law while stressing the need to hold leaders accountable.
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Plana
Australian Tactics Win or Force Draw
Newspaper comments on Australia’s cricket approach in a recent Test, noting Bradman’s pace setting and England’s need to force a draw or win. Evans miracle catch ends Barnes, Australia 200 all out, critics say campaign relies on tactical play rather than bold attacking cricket.
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Gale Tr Saipan
Australia
Bradman
Gas workers in Sydney threaten action over Victoria South Australia dispute
In Sydney tomorrow, gas workers will vote on action regarding the strike spread across New South Wales. Officials in Victoria and South Australia condemn the disruption as New South Wales holds the gas works after government control. Local leaders foresee resumed work or further strikes, risking the Labour government’s hold on gas supplies.
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Shipping tie up Australia wide proposal outlined
Sydney reports an Australia wide shipping tie up to occur within the next fortnight. Dissatisfaction grows with shipowners over recent actions. Court restraining orders involve the Stevedoring Industry Commission and wage disputes. Union officials demand pay entitlements and stress ongoing industry reforms.
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Waterude Stary & Pomale
Wes
Wateruide Wotnere Federation
Aca
Nazi Official Dies By Own Action Amid Turmoil
In a dramatic turn, a Nazi official reportedly committed suicide as authorities investigate internal strife. The incident follows recent resignations and a purge within the regime, signaling escalating instability at the top levels of power.
Stalemate in Melbourne strikes amid tax and work claims
A deadlock stalls Melbourne industries as tax obstacles delay resumed work by gap workers seeking double time for Sunday shifts. Gas companies oppose concession while the Gas Employers Union pursues arbitration. Victorian Premier Cain announced a meeting of disputants’ representatives to be held tomorrow.
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Thei Clain
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Foundry Dispute Stalls in Adelaide Over Weekend
Adelaide January 3. No new developments in the long running foundry dispute that has closed most of the state's plants since November 1. It is believed workers have lost about £30000 in wages to date.
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Adelaide
Itus
Palestine Faces Most Critical Time in Recent History
London report cites The Times correspondent in Jerusalem predicting the next 24 hours could mark a turning point in Palestine. Martial law threats loom if terrorism does not cease, with potential violent opposition and risk of civil war as mass measures are considered.
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Palestine
Times
Jerusalem
Curfew Imposed As Jewish Groups Reported Terrorism Rise
Reuters dispatch from Jerusalem notes detachment activity at Hederah sealing off the township and cutting communications. British troops suffer injuries from a mine near Haifa as illegal Jewish groups distribute a leaflet condemning terrorism and call for security measures. Stations report heightened patrols and compulsory escort rules for couples, while estimates of paramilitary strength vary between 4000 and 7000 rising from prior British estimates.
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Reuter
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Brith
Hederai
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip marriage rumor in Britain
Political battle over a possible marriage between Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip of Greece central to British royal circles. Communist paper du jour claims ongoing intrigues to strengthen Britain’s Mediterranean position, with government officials denying the rumors while cautious reporting continues.
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Cyclone near Brisbane reported after moving from North Queensland
A cyclone that tracked southeast from North Queensland last week was about eight miles northeast of Brisbane late this afternoon and appeared stationary. Winds were fresh from the south southeast, with the storm maintaining its intensity and affecting the coastal area.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Soldiers Romantic Efforts Bring Milan Woman to England
A 25 year old soldier Walter Edwards of Norwich aided his love, 34 year old tde Nuccia Tenca, to illegally enter Britain from Italy. They reportedly crossed the Alps in deep snow and travelled via France to Paris, then by sea to within sight of the English coast. Edwards testified at Norwich Police Court that he joined her journey during his military service and said the army was alerted to the plan.
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Reuter
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Norwich
Italy
England
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Britain
Alps
France
Paris
Nazi Underground London Trial Traces Secret Movement
A January court in London hears charges against three youths accused of forming a secret Nazi organization linked to a campaign of terror. Prosecutors say the group concealed weapons and explosives, held clandestine meetings, and planned attacks including a bomb in a German church under an American vehicle, with alleged links to American and German targets.
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London
Jaap
Jugoslav Army In London Reported By AAP
AAP dispatch from January reports the Yugoslav army remains active abroad, with uncertain status and limited details available. No further specifics on forces or operations are provided.
Republicans Plan Constitutional Reforms in New Session
In a sweeping party plan, Republicans aim to curb presidential tenure to four years, eliminate poll taxes, and seek a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court powers. Senator Taft pushes rules reform to end filibusters, while party lines seal a 244 to 182 House vote for Knutson’s tax-cut bill.
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Baruch Resigns From Arowit Commission
New York January 4 AAP reports Mr Bernard Baruch resigns from the Arowit Commission. Baruch, American representative, and Senator Austin are noted in connection with the matter. The article discusses U S intervention and questions why the United States should not continue the measures.
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Peewee Baruch
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Coutellehule Look
Australian cruiser arrival at Kurs amid embassy signals
Fragmentary report notes an Australian cruiser reaching Kurs with diplomats and officers aboard. The piece mentions London, SAAB, and an anticipated resumption of Australian activity after a conference with Robertson, hinting at broader strategic talks and recovered plans.
London Press Critiques Umpiring in Test Match
The London Press damns umpiring in a recent Test, noting miscalls and errors that marred the contest. Observers argue the episode reveals broader faults in officiating and question the outcome despite efforts by players to uphold competitive spirit.
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London
Umpires Untroubled by Decisive Melbourne Contests
Umpires Scott and Berwick showed calm amid disputes in Melbourne as contentious decisions sparked laughter and minimal concern from players and spectators. The article notes steady officiating and a light atmosphere despite heated moments.
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Melbourne, Jane
Jack “Scott
George Berwick
Wien
Unclear OCR sports note from Australia Test series
Fragmented report describes cricket match scenes with mentions of Australia, Allen, Hammond, Bradman, umpire, and protests over calls. References a Test series in Australia and captains dispute with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
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Scott
van Winks
Anders
Bent
Australia
Allen
Hammond
Bradmat
Ping
Minister Protest Brisbanes Labor Policy Sparks Debate
fragmented text reports a protest or debate involving a minister in Brisbane on a Saturday, with references to a prime commission, a Lindaey figure, and discussions about bread and a delay or action by officials. The readable fragments mention a response from Labor and a potential inquiry into an act, suggesting political contention and policy considerations.
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Tmikars
Iixie
Lindy
Death of Elderly Woman in Sydney Home
An elderly woman, Mrs Elizabeth Janam aged 70, was found dead in a pool of water at her home in Vodey Sydney. A married couple living with her reported the incident and authorities suspect possible foul play tied to a Tasaroam Wail act. The woman’s heart condition is noted but unclear if it caused the death.
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Vodey
Elizabeth Janam
Wan
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