England and Queensland end in draw in Brisbane test
In Brisbane a England vs Queensland match finished as a draw after Tallon delayed declaring in the second innings, leaving England 321 to win in 225 minutes. Edrich and Washbrook added a 162 run partnership, with Washbrook delivering a notable innings. England’s strong late bowling and batting kept the game safe despite Queensland’s late push.
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Brisbane
Jack Matthews
Engand
Queensland
Tallon
England
Johnson
Edrich
Washbrook
Wright
Se Ne
Hutton
Australia England Test: Johnson shines as Washbrook steadies innings
In Brisbane, Johnson led a bold Australia attack while Washbrook fueled England's chase with a steady century. Edrich and McCool offered resistance as McMahon and Young battled for control. England ended 198 at stumps, needing 163 to win.
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Edrich
Washbrook
Arty
England
McMahon
Edrich Wisrisdhie
Wee
Ellis
Young
Bérieh
Ter Edrich
Doling
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Australia Sees Major ALP Monastery Pact Reported
The Prime Minister addressed delegates for over an hour urging support for a larger agreement within the party. Observers note the accord could pave the way for changes in the caucus and influence future political alignment in Queensland and Canberra.
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Queensland
J.B. Chifsepeller
Dalegates
Vestral
Sydney Golf Worrida Five Play November 3
Fragmentary OCR news item notes a Sydney golf event titled five play and references November 3 and a Mason, with unclear names and scattered phrases about sections and players. The readable portion lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes.
Brita Urges UAL Members to New York Conference
A fragmented report notes Mr Noel-Baker urging unity within the United Anti-Armament League and addressing disarmament at a New York gathering. The piece references efforts to dispel dangerous rumours and to highlight peace as the overarching aim of the conference. The text remains unclear on other specifics or dates.
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New York
Nevasiber
A.A.P
Mr. P
Ned-Baker
Ted
Lang on budget breaches labour ideals and tax impact
A fragmented excerpt argues the budget violates labour ideals and proposes tax changes. It references income effects, potential weekly payments, and industrial production concerns. The text names no clear persons or organizations and lacks concrete dates or places.
Cost to Country or Police Surun Warning on March 31
A dated, partially garbled note warns of a March 31 deadline related to Omar. The text references national safety or police costs, but details are unclear.
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Au Ue
Omar
Taxation and welfare reform debate at town meeting
A fragmented report captures citizens debating taxation duties, with calls for adequate tax payment to fund food and clothing, criticism of the workhouse, and proposals for broader legislative reform to address poverty hidden in homes. The discussion centers on cost of living, rising taxes, and the role of government in welfare.
Riots in Cairo Damaged Property Against British
Disorder erupts in Cairo with anti British sentiments causing property damage as groups clashed. Reports describe unclear leadership, scattered incidents across the city, and authorities mobilizing to contain the unrest.
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Cairo
Flying boat makes forced landing near Cairns during war era
A Catalina flying boat forced to land off Morinaires Island near Cairns when a rear engine failed. Captain Shields of Cairns Catalina Squadron piloted the craft to land at Cairns rather than Bowen. Passengers Mr and Mrs J Re Sitter and children Wendy and Alan were transported south by the Corilanus yesterday morning. Bright prospects in Australia Combers clue though AUETEALA.
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Saoden
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Cairne
Bowen
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Koncki Tan Ported All Pax
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Alan
Hythe voyage with delays and repair plans
The Hythe travels a seven day itinerary through Calcutta Rangoon Singapore Darwin Bowen and Sydney. Its speed is 150 miles per hour and it faces repairs after an injury, with plans to install a new motor before continuing a southward voyage.
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Rangoon
Singapore
Darwin
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Tia
Sydney
Sunderland
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Dor
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Hythe
Jugoslav Consul Reads Note On Soviet Actions
A brief report quotes the Jugoslav consul commenting on Soviet policies and international reactions. The note emphasizes concerns about security, alliances, and potential responses by European powers amid ongoing tensions.
US Coal Cats Washington Nov 28 Veliminary Rag
Brief item notes a US coal topic in Washington with a preliminary date and a mention of a niece.
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Washington
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