Bowling honours to McCool in MCC first innings
Melbourne November 11 McCool opened with a maiden to Hammond. Compton scored a single off Freer, Saggers had the bails off, McCool claimed four for 38 in the day with nine overs nine runs and two wickets. England were 172 for four at one stage before lunch.
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Hammond's stubborn innings steadies Australia against England
In the first Test at Brisbane, Hammond soaked up 179 minutes at the crease, steering Australia with careful defense and three fours. McCool dominated English bowling, taking four wickets for 61 as England fought back, while Bradman looked set to anchor Australia in a tense day that left the hosts still under pressure to build a strong total.
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Belsen Look On German Faces Grave Food Crisis
British United Press reports German towns face severe rationing with bread scarce and daily needs unmet. Officials debate aid and London control as 22 million displaced in British and U S zones endure shortages and emaciated appearances.
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Political setup criticised by Allan Nevins in New York
In New York on November 1 Allan Nevins warned a United Press representative that American leadership may fall to a parade of weak men within five years. He criticised public complacency and the role of national conventions, urging reforms to better reflect the people's will and prevent strong candidates from eliminating each other.
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Federal Elections Check Poll In Canberra
A preliminary check poll on the federal elections is underway in Canberra with sectors and party members commenting informally to Liberal and Opposition figures. No final decision has been reached on reviewing the Parkes result.
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Threat to Kill Monty and Bomb British War Office
London reports that a secret telephone threat warned to kill the famed war leader and blow up the War Office unless policy on Palestine changes. Police and security officials say Jewish Stern Gang suspects may be in London. French and British agencies blame Islamist and Zionist groups, with heightened guard on ports, ministers, and key buildings.
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French Elections Show Ridge of Communist Support Edges May
Reuters Paris report outlines early Paris area results from French elections. Communists lead with about 38 percent of unofficial counts. conservatives and MRP follow, with minor losses for the CGT aligned groups. Voters faced long turnout with many abstentions in Cherbourg and other regions as calls for constitutional revision surface.
British Army Aid to Police Amid Terror Threats
A fragmented report notes Britain rating troop support for police in emergencies while listing prominent figures connected to Palestine and security roles. The Evening News mentions diplomats, ministers, and generals tied to the Palestine issue, amid claims of terrorist activity and resistance to threats.
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First Aerial Blitz on States Dingoes Staitiine Baits Dropped
Brisban e November 11 Nineteen cheus and balla were reat to Seeult ot tie ca Tet that tould.
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Paris deal to boost Communist gains in France report
London dispatch notes Melier's Paris representative claims a deal for all Sisenta in France except seven overmas err tores will enter. The Communists would gain 167 poatte as two factions and the Galil group are mentioned amidst a fragmented report on Soviet groups and ideologies.
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Mountainous Macedonia Home of Brigandage
A dense report on mounting tensions in northern Greece near the Yugoslav and Bulgarian frontiers describes 20 000 Greek troops in mountain warfare training to suppress brigandage and Communist bands while a political crisis unfolds in Athens. The piece notes border-reached danger, limited communications, and cross-frontier brigand tools sourced from across the Yugoslav line.
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US Food Targets GB Goal Admed At Loam
An unclear report from Washington dated November 10 outlines a government action involving food targets and international aviation. The fragment mentions Aden, Mobilabed, and a COUR qualification, with references to American Stator and other disjointed terms.
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Agreement Reached in China Amid Hope for Settlement
NANRING Nov 1 The Herald Tribune reports talks between Government and Chiang Kai-shek factions progress as rival armies near Shantung. A steering committee of the Political Consultative Council will reconvene with representatives of major Chinese parties and some non party elements. The committee will meet on Nov 1 to set dates, with Chung announcing November 12 for an assembly, while other parties balk. Observers see this as a major government concession that may lead to a new chance at settlement.
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Canberra Announces November Sales Tax Revenue Figures
Government briefed on tax receipts for the first four months of the financial year, with revenue totaling £1,428,000. October receipts reached about £410,000, marking an increase from earlier months. The Treasury plans further remissions and policy steps to be announced this week as part of the fiscal update.
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