English Batsmen Have Chance To Win Match Brisbane
English batsmen may yet prevail as Queensland struggle in the second innings. MCC, chasing 400, sit 223 behind after Queensland reach 133 on the board with five wickets down. McCool took six for 105 while Johnson claimed 4 for 53, as Smith and Wright led MCC’s bowling.
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England’s bowlers strive as McCool and Smith shine
England trails Queensland by 233 as Jigeeith and Wright lead a late innings fightback. Smith and Wright improve with the ball while McCool struggles to match Melbourne’s pace. Johnson’s four for 33 dominates the Australian innings, and Queensland reach 400 with England dismissed for 245.
Inquiry ordered into floating mine tragedy and compensation
Canberra November 25 The Navy Minister ordered a naval inquiry into the floating mine that killed three fishermen near Torville. The probe will determine the mine’s drift status and why the automatic safety device failed. Officials said compensation to dependants of the dead may be paid by the Federal Government.
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Mine dangers and fishing fears rise after Palm to Jend blast
Townsville reports mine explosions and coast warnings as fishermen press government action. Officials note mine risks near Cape Claveman and Magnetic Island, while a Cairns league seeks urgent mine clearance after a fatal Sunday incident. Local harbours see no formal report yet, but three dredged mines are found offshore amid a broader scare.
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Crumbling Claims Amid Persian Azerbaijan Crisis
Tribesmen surge as Zenjan faction declares emergency citing central government pacts. Amid civil unrest, Azerbaijan’s local government asserts authority to stage elections, while Persian leadership warns of broader regional tension and continued control over disputed provinces.
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Greece is Frontier of Democracy
Inconsistent transcription notes describe unrest in Macena and Veners thrbee with claims that outbreaks were engineered or directed by agents. The report attributes responsibility to unspecified agents and frames Greece as a frontline democracy facing internal disruption.
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Drunken Sailors Amid Claims In Gibraltar And Greece
An international dispute unfolds as a correspondent reports Greek officials denying Yugoslav accusations. Greece pledges reinforcement of its army to counter guerrilla activity while stressing the danger of the wider European security situation.
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European News Round-Up On Jewish Refugees Flowing Again
The report notes a renewed exodus of Jews fleeing Eastern Europe toward the British and American zones of Austria and into Italy. Estimates say about 35,000 Jews, mainly from Poland and Ukraine, are encamped as aid burdens strain food rations. The piece references refugees in Vienna, British camps, and movement restrictions across zones, with commentary on taxation and wartime pressures.
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Two QPP Candidates Endorsed by People's Party
The People's Party endorses two QPP candidates, Mr Morgen and Mr Joneston, for the forthcoming elections. Mr Joneston, longtime resident of the Karsh area, has led the Ingram branch and served with the MLA for three years. Mr Morgen is married with three children and has strong local ties.
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French Voters Display Amid Communist Party Vote
An Exchange Telegraph report from Paris details a metropolitan France electoral scene where Communists and radical groups vie for prominence. Early tallies show Communist strength at 24,289 votes, Radical Socialists 10,240, PRL 3,406, Gaullist Union 109, with Independents totaling 3,609 as the vote progresses.
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