Australia reaches 701 as Ponsford, Allen shine at the Oval
Australia extended its first innings to 701 at tea on day, with Ponsford reaching 2,000 and 510 of the total added by Ponsford and Erdman. Bowes and Allen starred with four wickets each as England faced a strong Australian act, Clarke and Grimmett among the bowlers. The day closed with England at 8 for 136 and stumps drawn.
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Body Line Australia in London Match Mixes Fractions of Clarity
Report fragments describe a London section and Australia attempting a rapid attack with unclear coordination. Mentions of Clara and Benwen appear amid garbled text, with references to a defensive response and a potential penalty or infringement amid confusing play-by-play.
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Operation For Bromley To Be Undertaken This Week
Operation for Bromley will be undertaken this week, with officials outlining plans and timelines. Details on locations and personnel were not fully specified in the fragment.
German poll shows seven million abstentions against Hitler
Berlin reports a chaotic tally in the German referendum with 98,562,760 Yes and 4,394,654 No votes, 872,296 invalid, and 2,134,846 abstentions. The piece notes large abstention against Hitler and widespread irregularities, including abroad voting schemes and dramatic scenes at the Chancellery as crowds urged a “Beila” salute.
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Airmen Crash in Welsh Fog On Atlantic Crossing Hope
Captain Pond and Lieutenant Behellt from Rome to Dublin hit fog over Wales and crashed into Pembrokeshire mountain. Airmen escaped with minor injuries and sought shelter until daybreak under the wing of the damaged machine. Pond believed the plane beyond repair and hoped for an east to west Atlantic record attempt.
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Dublin
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Critics Comment On Australian Cricket Triumphs On Racecourse Wicket
London critics hail Australia in a dramatic cricket test with Bradman Petersford and Ponsford starring amid a superb display from bowlers. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post praise the effort, noting fast bowling and clever batting as England struggle and mythic talent dominates.
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Bradman
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Marshall
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McCabe
Cosmic Ray Study by Professors Lands in Stratosphere
Scientists Losyns and Vandereiat entered the stratosphere over incorrect area during the weekend and landed a Jugo Si vis on Saturday. They reported altitude around 16 000 feet and no plan to fly to Jugo-Slavia, later fearing a radio failure but achieved a safe landing. Instruments remained undamaged and will be sent back to Belgium by rail.
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RUMOURED REVIVAL OF ANGLO JAPANESE PACT
A Foreign Office spokesman in Torio says Britain has no knowledge of talks on reviving the Anglo Japanese Alliance or other political understandings as reported by a European source.
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Foreign Office
Britain
Japan
Film in Church Draws Melbourne Crowd
Reverend Mr Bothwell announced filming of George Arliss in The Man Who Played God at East St. Kilda Congregational Church. The church proved too small for crowds, leaving hundreds disappointed. Bothwell urged the church to offer relief and adapt to modern conditions to attract worshippers despite outside attractions.
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Monany
Bothwell
George Arliss
God
East St. Kilda Congregational Church
Achelon
Pulpit And Test Presching At Binsted Today
The Rev P Willeinnen sermonizes on the selection dispute quoting Paul We wrestle not with flesh and blood but against principalities and powers The match reference and special arrangement reviews are noted in the SESTEE invilizanca obstaned in a Im Amereila and Mewanion ar Fewriet described.
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Binsted
P. Willeinnen
Rt. Paul
Witkin
Hitler and German Votes Stir World Opinion at Regensburg
The article notes a dying woman in Regensburg casting a vote, with 12 percent of electors voting No or invalid. It observes rising opposition among Hitler's opponents and reports regional voting patterns, including strong Yes support in eastern provinces and higher No percentages in western Catholic areas. It cites Hamburg turnout and asserts National Socialism’s expansion under terror, while questioning the true mindset of Germany.
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Hitler
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London
Bunday
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Ate
Germany
Disputed Will Hearing in Sydney Codicil Claim
In Sydney on Monday a probate case over Thomas Craig Lawson of Vaucluse was heard with Miss Wortham lodging a caveat against executors demand for probate. Lawson’s estate valued at about £150000 before the depression. Lawson’s codicil allegedly improves his beneficiary. Executors contend he was not of sound mind when the codicil was made. Hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Thomas Craig Lawson
Vaucluse
Worith Thomas
Lawson
Tiwan
Mien Thoman
Lawcon
Thomas
Secret Russia Germany Wheat Trade Negotiations Reported
The British United Press cites a reliable source claiming Russia and Germany are secretly negotiating to buy the majority of Soviet 1934 35 portable wheat. The plan would fund purchases of machinery and ease livestock fodder shortages while complicating global export limitation efforts. Russia’s Gurevitch reportedly acknowledges large shipments to Germany.
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London
United Press
Russia
Germany
Gurevitch
Wool sales slump at opening in Italy and Germany
The wool selling season opens amid a 20 percent market decline in Brisbane with faults dropping as much as 25 percent. Compared with September 1933 prices, values are 20 percent higher. Winchcombe Carson Lita notes a decent opening offer in Brisbane with strong competition mainly from Yorkshire Japan and France.
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Ealing
Winchcombe Carson Lita
Yorkshire
Japan
France
Factory employment nears 1928 level in Australia
At a Constitutional Club luncheon in Sydney the President of the Chamber of Manufacturers, Mr. C. V. Potts, stated that factory employment in Australia is now nearly back to the 1929 level, signaling a recovery from recent declines.
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Constitutional Club
Chamber of Manufacturers
C. V. Potts
Australian mills and European buyers shape cautious sale
Prices at the sale showed general declines from prior levels with Alay sales yielding about 30 percent lower values and poorer ports down to 28 percent. Compared with September 1933 Brinbaoe prices, values rose 20 percent. Competition remained keen though quality of the 8164 bales offered was mostly inferior to the opening of the season. Bradford and the Australian mills led competition with Japanese and French support, while German and Italian buyers were more restrained.
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Germany
Italy
Bradford
Mille
Itelian Travors
Fight Postponed Through Rain Between Tommy John and Alt Blatoh
Owing to very windy rain the stadium management postponed the lightweight bout between Tommy John and Alt Blatoh. The card was halted as officials announced the delay due to unsafe ring conditions and weather.
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Alt Blatoh
Death of Speaker Henry Rainey in St Louis Bungay
The death occurred today in St Louis of Henry Rainey Speaker of the House of Representatives. He had been undergoing treatment for bronchial pneumonia but died despite efforts to recover.
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U.S. House
ST. Louis
Bungay
Henry Rainey
House of Tentatives
Treasury Bills Debate Misreadings at Ashfield
At Ashfield Premier Stevens argued the Labour motion was clear while claiming the Commonweal Basic would free unlimited Treasury Bills. he cited a figure of £861,000,008 as total, warning that excessive issue would endanger repayment and growth as the campaign intensified amid harsh conditions.
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Ashfield
Stevens
Labour Party
Treasury Dilla
Pelatiog Grewnes
Tragic series of level crossing accidents in France
Fragmentary report notes deadly level crossing incidents in France involving a tram and a motor car. Text mentions Pont de something Bou and a collision causing injuries and fatalities, with unclear details and garbled names.
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Bou
France
Percona
Wewoll
Government threat on wheat sales spooks markets
Windsey Walker Wheat Company condemns a government claim that 10,000,000 dushela of wheat could be sold in October if buyers retreat to slaughter prices. The note says traders may avoid panicky action, with concerns over future demand and the wide purchasing during peak periods.
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Bydney
Blezon
Overuzas Buyern
Windsey Walker Wheat Company
Aeema Natural
Gume Sania
Sila
Allo
Noted Jurist Berutton Dead at Seven Years Old
London reports the death of Lord Justice Berutton aged seven. The fragmentary note recalls Lord Justice Scrutton and an exceptional university career. Scrutton reportedly edited to the Bar in 1482 and joined the Bench by 1910.
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London
Berutton
Zora Dice
Appen
Scrutton
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Wawna
Death Sentence Appeal Dismissed by Full Court
The Full Court of Criminal Appeal dismissed the death sentence for Moneta Tonwy and the case against Aubrey Bather near Dungog. Chief Justice noted possible issues but found no likelihood of the sentence being carried out. Justice Maxwell indicated an inquiry under the Crimes Act could be proper.
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Moneta
Full Court of Criminal Appeal
Soca
Maxwell
Trades F ire All Stalwart Dead in Melbourne Labor Figure
Melbourne obituary notes the death of Carl Harald Anderson, longtime secretary of the Meat Industry Employees Union. Known as the father of the trades, he served the union for four decades and left a lasting impact on labor organization in the industry.
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Father of
Carl Harald Anderson
Meat Industry Employees” Union
Upper House By Election Report From Sydney
Sydney story notes a by election to fill a vacancy in the upper house. The report, terse and clipped, references the Monday timing and confirms the by election process ongoing to nominate a candidate to Lagisiing a vacancy.
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