Woodfull's bold rebatting steadies Australia at the Oval
At the Oval on Tuesday Australia, trailing by 380, chose to bat again led by a masterful Leyland century and steady support from Ames and Woodfull. Ongoing drama saw Grimmett, O Reilly, and Chipperfield bowling strongly as England pressed, while Leyland built a powerful 348 minute innings with 14 fours before a risky dismissal.
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Woodfull
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Leyland
Grimmett
Ames
Teyland
Allen
Trimmett
Dall
Bholing
Scar
Chencelaes
Jone Wik
Ebeling
Verity
Clark
Orimmett
Cean
Howes
Kingland
Bowes
Woottey
Gremory
Tand McMurray
Surrey
Australia and England reach draw with spirited test innings
Australia collapsed to 180 all out in reply to England 497? The text shows Bradman and McCabe not out, while England top order fell to Grimmett and O'Reilly. Bowling figures include Ebeling 21 overs for 74, Grimmett 49.8 overs 108, Chipperfield 4 overs. The fragmentty record hints at a drawn match with partial scores and incomplete names.
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Brown
C. Alten
B- Clark
Ah Ponsford
Hammond
B. Clark
Bradman
McCabe
OB ‘Sunuriew
Nicakeey
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First Inn
Jautelimte
Oidneld
Walters
Kippax
O'Reilly Woolley
C McCabe
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Oldtelé
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Ames
Hurt
Allan
Hbelln
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Ebeling
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Lomenty
Chipperfald
End of Fingt Dave Play London Scoreline Report
Dispatch details a cricket innings, noting Walters and Barcliffe in early scoring and Grimmett injuring a shin. Walters scores 90 of Gret 31, Oldfield and Ebeling contribute, while Grimmett, O Melley and Feverthelens add runs before a late catch ends the frame.
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Barcliffe
Rune
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Dyer
Grimmett
Oldfield
Ebeling
Lawoasuel
Walte
England's Critic Sets Talk For England In Ashes Fire
Report from London on tensions after a disputed innings as England faces a stout target of 1 000 runs while Australia falters at 296. Observers note Grimmett's spin and Walters defense shaping the late stages, with mixed reviews of England's batting and fielding amid rumours surrounding MCC discussions and management.
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London
Williem Palleck
Leprees
England
Australia
Hitler Proclaims Victory and Oath of Fealty Amid Turmoil
The report recounts Adolf Hitler announcing victory and vows to continue the struggle for the people. It notes a chance of concentration camps for subversives, with praise for Von Blomberg and the Reichswehr, and mentions violent incidents linked to the election period. It also cites Nazi propaganda and public reactions as the regime presses forward.
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Adolf Hitler
Magi Party
Tarr Hitler
Trent
Bydney
Thaelraann
Nusia
Myrtle Dorothy Ford
Hurstville
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Wireless Ltd
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Dern
Holland
Germany
Hitler
Anglo Japanese non aggression pact report shocks readers
Tokyo reports a possible Anglo Japanese agreement to respect Central and Eastern unity and to cooperate on South China. Britain may recognize Manchukuo and Japan’s North China policy, while a non aggression pact could cover India and Malaysia. A Foreign Office spokesman denied the report, though observers await clarification.
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Britain
Manchukuo
Japan
China
India
Melaysia
Foreign Office Today
Flood Rain Ravages Sydney Suburbs Amid Heavy August Downpour
Rain intensified over several regions near Sydney with the Nepean and Hawkesbury rivers flagged for watch as floods feared. Authorities noted the month’s downpour being the heaviest since 1860, and suburban areas bore the worst of the deluge with city areas not spared.
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Mares
Nepean
Hawkesbury
Unemployment in New South Wales Falls Since 1932
A report from the Unemployment Bulies Council shows NSW unemployment in 1932 at 200,000 dropping to 125,000 by 1948 with 24,000 on relief as of June 30. About 170,000 have some form of employment and relief, while reeller works employ 80,000 at June end. The council’s funds rose from £17,000,000 since its inception to £1,344,138 by July 7, 1934.
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Bulies Council
New South Wales
Reiirean
Reller
Nazis sentenced to death in Vienna court crackdown
Two Nazis, Frace Unterberber and Jans Beuraat, were sentenced to death today for placing bombs. they were immediately executed. Pr. Runtalen, former Austrian minister, likely to be court-martialed for involvement in the rebellion.
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Frace Unterberber
Jans Beuraat
Runtalen
Iskely
Christmas Lamb Gift Campaign Aims to Aid Relatives Abroad
A Christmas Lamb Gift Committee at the Commonwealth Bank Martin Place Sydney invites donations to fund sending carcasses of Aus termaan tam lamb to relatives in the United States. Gifts priced to 8 shillings are impressed with a chosen recipient and will be delivered directly to doorsteps through a canal section committee. Close date for applications is October. Governor Canara approves the plan.
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Unites
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Martin Place
Bydnay
Vere
Canara Aitanec
Temuen
Australie
Service veteran Peter ONeill visits NSW towns after 42 years
Peter ONeill, a long serving Fremiare Depart miers official, marked 42 years in the service with visits to several New South Wales towns and extensive travel to ten other towns. He joined the service in 3By and later moved to the Premier's Department in 1011.
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Nsw
Peter O'Neill
Felaenger
O'Neill
Minost Feey Town
New South Wales
Resignation of South Australia Agent General in Adelaide Parliament
The Premier announced in Parliament that the Agent-General of South Australia, once the state premier, has tendered his resignation. Following the June government’s recall decision, Mr Hil was replaced by Mr McCann, the Trade Commissioner in London, for the dust position as Agent General and Trade Commissioner.
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Sr. Buller
Booth
Austrakte
Hil
Hui
McCann
South Australia
London
Lang Willis defamation appeal heard in High Court
Tuesday in the High Court the Lang appeal against a Supreme Court ruling ordering a new trial in the Willis versus Lang defamation case opened. Counsel argued Section 4 of the Defamation Act, contending the jury could view the alleged slander as a backyard quarrel with remarks not targeting character, while evidence did not necessitate a finding of defamation. The hearing adjourned.
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Bydney
High Court
Johnn Thomas Lang
Eupreme Court
Albert Charles Willis
Lang
Supreme ‘Court
Air Mail Plane Falls 300 Feet on Belfast Route
English Air Mail service launch ends abrupt when Belfast leg hits severe buffeting. One crew member suffers a head injury as the craft drops about 300 feet, others shaken but unharmed. Remainder of flight canceled and mail shifted to rail. service promises seven hour delivery gains.
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Postal and
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Ingham
Manchester
Belfast
Flangow
Harold Hartley
Railway Air Services
Waitung
Death by Own Action Mission Ends in Alaskan Flight
Recent report details a man who undertook a fatal self directed flight toward Alaska after promising his friends he would not be seen again. He carried a full petrol supply and appears to have died by his own actions. Dortandt faced legal trouble over alleged smuggling prior to the incident.
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Dortandt Wis
Cows Stricken as Electric Ground Shocks Rider
Samuel Green, a dal in charge of cows, was startled when his horse entered an electrified area. The horn fell and electricity cut. The cows recovered and walked away. Electricity company manager Mr Marah stated the electrified ground was part of a service early.
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Central Paths Court Faces Poison Claim Against Parcy Williams
At Sydney Central Paths Court Parcy Williams alias died today after allegedly taking poison. The court was to mark the papers as the defendant appeared.
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Central Paths Court
Parcy Williams
Willams
Bread and flour price inquiry spurs government action
Premier Stevens told the Legislative Assembly that the government will act to fix bread and flour prices if no industry agreement is reached. He asked Sir Harcourt Geon to extend inquiry into costs and production, noting advisory committee required before price controls.
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Mr. Stevens
Federal
Royal Commission On Wheat
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Stevens
Lee
Wia.p
Gepp
Reles
le Wa
Aofar
Opening of Inquiry into the Wheat Industry
The Wheat Industry Royal Commission opens a major inquiry into bread baking and distribution across the Commonwealth. Bakers must provide caste and earnings data for 1928 31 32 82 and balance sheets for the listed years.
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Turaday
Commonwealth
Airman Withdraws From Big Race
An airman withdrew from a major air race amid unclear recent developments. The entrant, identified as a municipal participant, cited pending decisions and security considerations affecting the event timeline and formal consent for continued participation.
Stranded Motor Ship Refloated At Sea
A stranded motor ship was refloated after a delay in Smithy’s flight Yoney dated Tuesday. Water in the surname of the an Southern.
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Yoney
Darwin Trials Protest Meeting on Monday
Application for a protest meeting against Judge Wells sentence was lodged with Darwin City Council. Alderman McIhone noted press reports. M Sautelle urged Archbishop Sydney to preside. protestors seek federal recall of Judge Wells. The Lord Mayor to decide on the matter.
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Iakiar
Wells
Darwin
M. Sautelle
Death at Hollywood composer Jarnegan found with bullet wound
New York reports the Hollywood death of Jerry Jarnegan, husband of Irene Prunkiis, after a dinner gathering. His body was found in his Los Hollywood Drive home with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby. Police note no powder burns and question a longtime servant amid murder versus suicide theories.
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Hollywood
Jerry Jurnegan
Irene Prunkiis
Tovlay
Jarnegan
Jernegys
Jamnegen
Jernegan
Australia Leads in Labour Conditions Premantie
Mr C M McDonald, chairman of the Employers Federation at Aus, returned by the Oroonay after attending the eighteenth International Labour Centers meeting. He said Australia may be far advanced in local regulations and working conditions, and has nothing to learn from others to improve labour conditions. Ar W Roche, Queensland Trades and Labour Council representative, called the International Labour Office a fine organization.
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Employere Federation
Aus
Oroonay
International Labour Centers
Oxnave
McDonald
Ar. W. Roche
Queensland Trades and Labour Council
International Labour Ofice
Fragmented Text From Special Arrangement Notice
An unusual compilation note references Mentere World Service and Shin Teus with mentions of Australia and New Zealand. The readable fragments imply a special arrangement or information sources, but the exact actions or outcomes remain unclear.
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Mentere World Service
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Thoraln
Australia
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