Australia Wins Ashes as England Falls by 562 Runs
London report on the Ashes test shows Australia dominating England in the second innings. Bowes starred with five for 55, Woodfull top scored with 37, and Australia declared at 327 in the first innings leading to a massive victory margin. England’s early collapse frame the series with England all out for 296 in their first effort, and Australia then reaching a commanding lead to clinch a historic win.
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End of Third Day London Cricket Report
End of third day in London features Bradman lifting Clark with a mighty swing to reach 50 in 45 minutes. Clark’s defense weakens as McCabe bats, a near miss by Geldaman, Stadman reaches 50 in 80 minutes, Budith Kilen and Clark punished, McCabe also scores a late fifty. Attendance reaches about 10,000, largest of the match.
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Bowes Operation and England Cricket Contention
London reports Bowes underwent an operation to improve fitness for the next day’s cricket. Stanly Jackson noted Bowes was anxious to play despite pain. The Daily Telegraph and News-Chronicle discuss England trailing Australia, with debates on match prospects and bowling dominance.
Ottawa Treaty Dominions Face Boycott Threats
London editorial weighs Dominion policy and the Ottawa treaty crisis as trade frictions sharpen between Britain and Australia. It argues the boycott debate exposes political fault lines, with Major Millott named as the agriculture minister seen as undermining Britain’s Ottawa pledge, turning Ottawa into business rather than sentiment.
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Nominations Close at Noon Amid Record House Seats Bid
The Commonwealth Electoral Officer said nominations for the House of Representatives and Senate election were trending to exceed the prior record of 238, with a surge as more parties seek representation. Four major parties recognized, Douglas Credit and Communist candidates expected nationwide, plus Labour Party aiming to contest every seat.
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Lyons Speech Urges Jobs and Stable Finance
Wednesday at Hurstville Mr Lyons backers claim Labor offers work for the unemployed and sane finance. Mr Hughes praises government actions while Mr Martin accuses Bolshevik style critics of damaging the credit system and notes reforms attributed to the Lyons administration.
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Dead in bed in Queanbeyan man found at home
Michael Bradley aged about 22 was found dead in his home on McCuald Street Queanbeyan yesterday afternoon. He had not appeared for some time and was not under medical treatment. Bradley, a regular visitor to the Seminary, had been associated with late Matt Hogan in a carrying business and recently represented a small hardware firm. He was active in church work.
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Barton Flats caretaker bid exposes joint tenant service
Interviewed yesterday about employing a caretaker for Barton Flats, agents say Trader and Labour Council erred in judging conditions. Duties are part time for the caretaker and wife, mainly grounds, boiler care, and entrances. Payment 60 shillings weekly plus modern quarters.
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Campaign in full swing in Victoria election
Melbourne reports indicate six Communist candidates are later nominated for the Federal election in Victoria. Party organizations are in full swing with meetings arranged daily until the election date.
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Newcastle Collision In Marine Court Hearing
In Newcastle on Wednesday, evidence was given in the Marine Court regarding the Warranee ferry collision on August 9. Captain GG Manson said he did not ring the ferry Blue Belle's bell earlier due to the city lights providing a bright background. The ferry sank with three women losing their lives, and a warning blast was blown when vessels were about 100 feet apart, but no action was taken. The hearing was adjourned.
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Lyons Campaign in Tasmania Stumble Gathers Restive Support
Mr Lyons resumes campaign in Tasmania with events planned in Melbourne and Lau Hewitay while Mrs Lyons recuperates from a recent operation. The reform effort faces mixed reactions as the tour continues.
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CP Laughs May Be Costly at Lang Labour Rally
In Dubbo on Wednesday the meeting in support of Mr J Clarke heard Lang Labour Party leader Mr Beasley in Parliament call the Country Party’s rural focus “least hypocrisy.” He noted ten thousand wheat growers recalling the party’s jeers when he moved to adjourn Parliament over wheat price discounts.
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Flight from Sydney to Melbourne in Lockheed Altair
Sydney to Melbourne flight crew Sreeeee Sir Charles King and Captain P G Taylor arrived at Essendon after a 100 mph average voyage in the Lockheed Altair. They faced head winds and gale force gusts, claiming a commendable performance ahead of an earlier record, though not a flawless test. Authorities may inspect the aircraft for fuel and registration implications.
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Quiet reception for Mr Lang at Failway workshop
Mr Lang addressed a Failway employees meeting at Everleigh workshop during lunch, with the audience subdued. He linked banking institutions to a rigid financial control system affecting thousands who never imagined its reach.
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Improvement in Post Office by Sydney Speaks at Cammeray
Postmaster General Mr M1 outlines Lions government financials and post office improvements. He cites departmental turnover of £135,000,000 and a broad rise across branches, noting stronger performance this year.
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Attack on Publicity At Public Expense
Fragmentary OCR text references opposition to Mr Tyone and public service involvement with publicity. Unclear specifics.
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Canberra church cooperation offshoot in uneasy future
The Canberra church cooperative plan for Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational bodies falters as St Andrew’s Cathedral opens. After a long debate the Local Co-operation Council endorses continuing limited cooperation until St Andrew’s is ready, with negotiations for a united church ongoing and Presbyterian support waning.
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Egypts Gold Salvage After Twelve Years
Gold talon valued at about £163 000 was brought to Plymouth by the salvage ship Artigito from the wreck of the liner Egypt which sank off Ushant over twenty four years ago after a fog collision. Fifteen thousand sovereigns are included. Practice gold valued at £400,000 when Egypt sank in 400 feet has now been recovered after a long salvage effort extending seasons with two men killed in an explosion during work aboard the wreck.
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Met tur Dam Calcutta opens amid world record claims
Mettur Dam in Madras opening touted as world largest, three times Aswan, spanning the river Celvery in Bonth In fla. Gov. Sir George Staning presided as a 34 mile long, 170 feet high structure begins irrigation for about 1,853,000 acres with a capacity of 108,000,000 cubic feet.
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Rumours of Trouble Aboard Darwin Sloop Unconfirmed
Reports from Northern Territory waters recount alleged unrest aboard the Darwin cruiser sloop Pho survey sloop under Moaby. Leat-Commander Turner says the vessel returns to Fremantle for possible disciplinary action while Lt Commander Turver denies mutiny and says only one seaman under arrest.
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Rescue from flood at Narrandera through crossing creek
A man named Brairwen capsized his boat while crossing Goeded creek and was swept downstream. He grabbed overhanging limbs and was pulled into a tree by a farmer who heard distress calls. Rescuers, including Considershia Moulty, attempted to reach him but faced delays and difficulties in extraction.
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