England batsman Hammond regains form against India
England's Hammond steadies after a shaky start to make 217 in the third test against All India as Worthington reaches a century and a 266 run partnership helps England to 471 for eight at stumps. Husain keeps superb wicket with no byes as England’s innings features strong fielding and a few chances.
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All India Today
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England
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Amar Singh
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Shooting Affray Shocks Sydney Street scene
A shooting incident in Sydney left several injured and a man transported to hospital. Police recovered a weapon after the exchange of fire in a laneway where bystanders reported shots fired at close range. A wounded man was reportedly stabilized after a transfusion attempt but remained in danger as authorities investigated.
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Wrestler Beard Tussle Halts Match in Sydney Ring
In Sydney on Saturday a wrestling incident escalated as a wrestler grabbed the referee by the beard causing him to retreat from the ring. Alex Lundyn, seated in the audience, was asked to officiate and his beard became a target in the ensuing fracas.
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Anglo American Games Draw Record Crowd at White City
Spectators packed the White City for a match between the Empire and the United States. Jesse Owens and nine world record holders dominated the event. USA won 11 to 3 with standout times in the three mile and relay events amid world marks and baton exchanges.
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United States
Jesse Oweng
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Everils
U.S.A
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Britain and France sign neutrality pact amid Spain crisis
The British and French governments announce a signed neutrality pact aiming to curb arms exports to the Spanish conflict. The accord awaits assent from Germany, Italy, Portugal and Russia, with Britain prepared to restrict arms and civil aircraft supplies. The move comes amid rising worry over German and Italian involvement and renewed calls for non intervention.
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French Proposals For League Reform Reported
Geneva Saturday reports the French Government has sent a communication to the League of Nations proposing Covenant revision. It repeats Premier’s ideas to localise war and widen League authority. France keeps details secret and reserves right to review before Assembly.
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Massy Cup Fight Ends In Narrow Queanbeyan Win
Queanbeyan Rugby League drew 5-4 over Griffiths in a tight Massy Cup match as 500 supporters packed Burrowa. After a 4-0 halftime lead, Williams added a penalty for 4-2, then Gray scored a try for a late winning lead as gate receipts neared £100. West Queanbeyan beat Queanbeyan reserves 8-0 in the curtain-raiser.
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Increase Disturbs Berlin
Berlin remains agitated over Russia lowering military service age from 21 to 19. Analysts say the move boosts peacetime army strength to about 2,000,000 from 1,300,000. Semi official commentators warn it undermines peace efforts and hazards autumn talks on a Western European pact and other peace questions.
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Level Crossing Fatality in Louisville Quebec
In Louisville Quebec a truck collided with a train at a level crossing last night. Edward Houle, the truck driver, was killed as the crash set fire to the wreckage incinerating three injured. Six more are in critical condition. witnesses say four other cars stopped for the train.
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Australia Bows to Superior Class at Berlin
Australia fades in Berlin as defeats mount during the Olympic Games. The team shows resolve but recognizes the need for drastic changes in organisation, coaching, and training to improve for future competition.
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Australians face stiff task amid poor Olympic prep
The article reviews Australia's weak Olympic showing across sports, noting overextended programs, inadequate supervision by manager Alder son, and stronger foreign preparation. It cites swimmers and rowers underperforming, wrestlers unused funding, and a cautious outlook for runners on track. It also covers China Japan North China schemes and various results from Games events.
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General O Duffy May Go to Spain
Dublin reports General O Duffy plans to form an Irish brigade to aid the rebels. He states the conflict is not fascism versus antifascism but Christ against anti Christ.
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Anti-Soviet Plot Claims Detail Exiled Leaders
Moscow via British United Press reports an anti-government plot allegedly led by exiled Bolshevik figures Smirnov Kamenev and others, with Zinoviev and Kamenev previously sentenced in 1935 for counter revolution. Trotsky, then in Christiania Norway, to be interviewed by Norwegian police.
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King’s Holiday Visit Aboard Motor Boat Returns to Harbour
The king visited the 13th century center ceghe ron artersonality to ei the harbour and boarded a motor boat to return to Nah U. The Nablin is due to arrive at Split tomorrow with a call at Spalato to meet the Duke before proceeding to Ragusa.
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Japan forms wool imports control association
The Ministry for Commerce and Industry in Tokyo with wool industry groups established the Japan Wool Imports Control Association. Its duties include regulating empire wool imports, restricting Australian wool, and promoting wool from South Africa America New Zealand and other countries amid anticipated cuts to Australian purchases. Japanese producers plan expanded rayon yarn production and a new staple fibre plant starting autumn with rayon yarn capacity reaching 550 tons daily by 1956 end.
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Roosevelt outlines neutrality policy in New York speech
President Roosevelt addresses 250000 Chautauquas listeners in New York and reiterates good neighbor policy. He warns Europe against breaking treaties, stresses peace over profits, points to a large defense program, and mentions an upcoming Pan American conference in Buenos Aires on December 1.
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Draw ends dull Melbourne bout Rosenbloom Kelly
Maxie Rosenbloom and Leo Kelly fought to a draw in Melbourne. Referee von Wallis ruled the decision even as crowded fans noted Kelly’s late rally and Rosenbloom’s cautious approach in a largely uneventful world class showdown.
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Mr Crutchley Welcomed Amid Australian Appointment Talks
The article notes the appointment of Mr. E. T. Crutchley, former official connected to Australia, with emphasis on his recent activities and the outlook of Australia-related ventures.
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