FIRST TEST PROSPECTS Chance For Australia to Break Hoodoo
Brisbane reports that Australia seeks its first Test win in Brisbane as the 6 day format debuts in the Ashes series. England holds 57 wins to Australia's 55 with 33 draws and one abandoned. The opening Test starts Friday after six-day constraints and possible fifth Test if needed.
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Aussies Face Brisbane Test With New Talent Rise
A pre test Brisbane report notes Australia fielding young players like Miller Meuleman Tosba Johnson and Landwall after wartime gaps. Bradman leads a cautious selection, with England’s Wright Evans and potential lineup shifts shaping a tight, unsettled build toward the first Test at Brisbane.
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FISMLOCK PRACTH BRISBANE NOV 27
Report from Norman Preston notes Fishiock showing form in flannels, injury to a hand, and strong batting. Gibb outplayed by vane as stumpsman. England team names discussed with Hammond Hutton Yardley Bedser Wright and Evans among possibles. Practice planned for tomorrow as teams prepare for a mammoth match.
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Inter State tennis duel and mine dispute headline Melbourne
The November 27 report covers NSW versus Victoria tennis play with Bromwich and Brodie in key rubbers and a Sydney fishing explosion near Palm Beach. It also notes political action as NSW MPs press Prime Minister Chifley to address mine dumping concerns in Townsville and Cairns amid Trades and Labour Council threats to shut ports. The piece blends sport results with public safety and industrial tensions across New South Wales and Queensland.
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Navy to clear mines as ships become available
Canberra report says the Navy will clear mines only as ships are available. Riordan notes three mine sweeping ships north of Cairns, with one heading to Townsville. not likely to clear all mines between Cairns and Townsville in a fortnight. Authorities consider increasing mine-sweeper vessels from nine to twelve.
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Wheat Stabilising Bill Introduced in Parliament
November 77 reports the State Wheat Stabilising Bill introduced in Parliament aims to counter the Commonwealth Constitution rift by reserving to states the right to coin the ruler of wheat. Premier F Nicklin says Queensland would hand wheat over to Commonwealth government under the bill. The measure seeks uniform legislation across states and outlines provisions on selling, delivering, and registration of wheat to stabilise the market.
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Poultry Feed Scarce Reported in City Market
The fragment notes a shortage of poultry feed affecting local farmers. It mentions rising prices and potential rationing at area merchants, with officials monitoring supply and urging buyers to plan ahead.
Seiten Eatswat Trouble In 3S Bail Hearing
AAP faction seeks relief in a bail dispute as three senior figures face Nevolres allegations and related objections. The case centers on 3S proceedings and potential release terms amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
Melbourne talks drift in major industrial dispute
A Melbourne report outlines ongoing metal and engineering strikes causing widespread unemployment of about 60 000 workers with 190 engineers set to join idle numbers next week. Wages losses loom as luxury trade declines and potential electricity interruptions threaten supplies amid a rising tension between unions and employers.
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Coal trouble injunctive case stalls mine output
Washington reports a federal injunction sought by Mr Jobs L. Lewis to restrain actions by union miners. The order targets disruptions by a non union Labor group tied to the Solid Fuels Administration. About 63 mines remain open but idling up to one million workers could follow as strikes mount amid a fuel crisis and reduced coal production.
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Professor Laski accused of advocating revolution by violence
A libel case centers on Professor Harold Laski who allegedly stated in public remarks that Labour could not win by consent and would resort to violence or revolution. The court heard that portions of the statements were reported as true or reported without malice, with defense asserting a fair report of public concern.
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Angry Immigrants at Haifa Riot and Casualties
Detained and distressed immigrants at Haifa clashed with authorities as attempts to land were resisted. Dozens of men jumped overboard during the confrontation, some injured and later buried quietly in the harbor vicinity. A gang allegedly warned of renewed violence if operations continued, with casualties reported among Jewish participants and further hardship for detainees and residents.
Two Famous M Cools Compared In Brief Report
A chaotic clipping compares two renowned M Cools, referencing a distant Belfast event and a special correspondent. It notes tension between Br Aube and Present while offering little concrete detail beyond the juxtaposition of the two figures and the ongoing coverage.
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Election Eve Turmoil as PM Protection Heightens Rally Security
Auckland on November 27 reports a Labour rally near Parliament met with a suspected assassination threat. Police rushed special constables and plainclothes guards to protect Prime Minister Fraser after a caller warned of an attack. Despite the scare, no incident occurred as voters awaited a major election across 74 European seats and Maori representation.
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Mysterious Bottle Message Found
An item describes a mysterious bottle message found aboard a vessel linked to the Union Merchant? no clear details. The report mentions Tom Pintand and Sal Mai in a fragmentary account with unclear context about a wreckage and a submarine or boat remains.
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Sydney Shipyard Lock-WT Impact on Waterfront Operations
A fragmented report notes authorities plan a compulsory conference affecting the Sydney shipyard and its waterfront connections. The meeting aims to address a disastrous waterfront disruption and its impact on all linked kiloun activities this Friday.
Full Train Restored and Workshop Capabilities Seen
A report notes trains fully restored after disruptions and outlines workshop capacity to repair heavy machinery. It mentions state equipped teams for dredge and cement making machinery, mining gear, and steel fabrication, with anticipated shifts in shipping and wage considerations pending further actions.
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Fragmented text from Brisbane court notes and protests
A garbled paragraph from a Brisbane court report mentions Justice Bresme, Parliament discussions, and references to a Crown Prosecutor and Attorney General. The legible parts hint at judicial proceedings, political mention, and upcoming actions, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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