Veteran cricketers settle body line debate in talks
London reports detail veteran advice on cricket body line and international negotiations. Emmett Robinson notes discussions among Australian and English figures about panel composition and the path to agreement, highlighting practical minds and governance needs amid mounting calls for settlement and cautious moves by authorities.
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London
Emmett Robinson
Yorkatite Fastronium Lowler
Srabroyd
Ealingitat
Alese A
Mace
Skein
Wood
Rirudman
Kippax
Oldheld
Perth
McDonald
Mac
C. Pan Tall
Chia
Uae
Palin Utsrottion Ak
Customa ‘Department
Rasy
Britbab
Ite
Plum Warner Defines It in Cricketer Controversy
London reports quote Ms Plum Warner urging resolution of the Dowling dispute before wider cricket debate. Warner cites bowling length and shoulder height as key factors, arguing for agreed standards while resisting blanket accusations.
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London
Plum” Warner
Dowling
Jeuys
Wwe
Yester
Hirt
Governor General's Message celebrates Australia’s war effort
The Governor-General's message praises Australia and its leaders for wartime effort and achievements. It salutes notable figures and expresses pride in national resilience and unity during ongoing conflict. The wording emphasizes congratulations and collective strength.
Russia protests to Japan over Soviet railway staff arrest
Moscow reports a strong protest from the Soviet Ambassador to Japan's Foreign Minister after 19 Soviet employees of the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchukuo were arrested for allegedly disrupting railway services. The Soviet press accuses Manchukuo authorities of fabricating charges and assailing Soviet interests.
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Moscow
Tokio
Hirota
Manchukuo
Minsk
Aceck
Hart
Roviet
Impancug
Alien Drive in Arizona Pressures Hindu Settlers in Irrigated Valley
In Phornex Arizona on Thursday British authorities aligned with Japan to confront a white farmers campaign aimed at driving alien agriculturists from the Irrigated Satter River valley. Mr W M Gurney the British canal in Los Angeles planned to meet Governor Moeur to discuss.
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Phornex
Arizona
Japan
Gealay
Satter
W.M. Gurney
Los Angeles
Wholesale Arrests in Germany Berlin
A Thursday report confirms mass arrests in Berlin over several days. Official details are sparse but allege large scale drug and contraband activity. Police indicate ongoing investigations and potential charges linked to organized crime networks.
Lyons Campaign in Tasmania Looms Over Tasman Press
Fractured report from Launceston describes Prime Minister Lyons touring Tasmania addressing farmers and labour issues. He argues the core question is white farmer influence and debt controls, while criticising Lang and predicting bank pressure if Labour wins. Lyons plans rallies reaching Oatlands to stir support ahead of the vote.
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Launceston
Ray
Lyona
Britta
Lang
Scullin
Ute
Mr. Lyons Addronset
Mt Oatlands
Hin
Appointment of Canberra Hospital Medical Officer
Dr A J G Budge of New South Wales appointed President Medical Officer at Canberra Government Hospital. He has served as Medical Officer at Leichhardt hospital, Superintendent of St Margaret's, and Resident Medical Officer at Mater Misericordiae with X-ray expertise. Takes up duty Monday August 27 amid committee dispute over consultation and possible minister action.
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Canberra Government Hospital
A. J G. Budge
New Youth
Mtta
Election deposits rise as more candidates face forfeiture
The total deposits lodged by 33 candidates for the elections next month reached £8,278 with many expected to be retained by authorities. In the previous general election 70 nominees forfeited deposits of £29 each for failing to win a seat, and officials anticipate even larger forfeitures this time due to more candidates and broader cross voting. Some electorates could see up to five nominees losing deposits where incumbents win by large majorities.
Untitled excerpt shows aligment against selection in votes
Fragmentary text records a dispute over a selection and opposition by chairmen and officials. It mentions recovery of the values and a disagreement within a department about superiority of a chosen member over another named person, with unclear context and wording.
Operation on Bromley Deferred
The planned mopendicitia operation on premier has been further postponed as doctors await a faultless moment to operate.
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Bromley
London
Oldfield Not Retiring Amid War Anxieties
Oldfield stated today he does not intend to retire and aims to dispel rumors of retirement. His victims in Test cricket between England and Australia include Grimmett, whom he dismissed for five wickets, a feat unmatched by other bowlers.
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London
Thureday
Oldfield
England
Australis
Grim
Matt
English Call for Fast Bowlers in Test Series
A fragmented extract discusses England’s need for fast bowlers in upcoming Tests. Mentions Jardine’s view and reference to Oval, with unclear surrounding data suggesting evaluation of pace options for the tour.
Jewish Conference Sets August Convocation on Rights
In Geneva the World Jewish Conference met and unanimously adopted a resolution calling for convocation of a congress in August to address rights for refugees. The body thanked British officials including Sir Austen Chamberlain and others for condemning brutalities and defending liberties, and praised cooperation with groups backing the German boycott.
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Geneva
World Jewish Conference
Palestine
Iee
Austen Chamberlain
Arebbianop
Canterbury
Britain
Murder trial acquits three in culvert case
The jury acquitted fer Antonio Audino and others in the culvert murder case involving Royco Wedy. No direct verdict details, but the panel found them not guilty on the charge. The commission previously reviewed the case amid irregularities during proceedings.
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Fer
Antonio Audino
Royco
Ieee
Holland Plans to Ship Idle Mills to Java for Testing
The Hague report says idle textile mills in Holland may be moved to Java depending on water suitability. Samples are being tested. French wool factories at Roubaix operate at 40 percent capacity with exports down 75 percent and wool combing halved since 1933.
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Hague
Holland
Java
Roubain
Wheat Advisory Committee Adjourns To Nov Meeting At Buda Pest
The Wheat Advisory fee met London today and adjourned until November 20. The committee adopted amendments to the Wheat Agreement to smooth its functioning and extend the term to July 31, 1937. It proposed subdivisional quotas, reserve quotas, and a flexible quota system to meet contingencies and produced a report for governments and representatives to push toward a final agreement at the next meeting in Buda Pest. The group could not fix quotas, to be decided at Buda Pest.
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London
Buda-Peat
Tewan
Wdfun
Wheat acreage plan adjusted to cut surplus risk
Washington announces a 10 percent increase in wheat acreage for 1938, lowering the expected planting from 16 percent to match domestic needs and available exports. Officials say the change aims to avert drought curtailment effects and avoid surplus-induced price drops while balancing political pressures.
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Washington
United States Farm Administration
Mght
Missing Girls in Sydney Mystery Opens Police Case
Joyce Wade, a domestic servant in Turramurra, has been missing for 15 days. Police, led by Sergeant Lillian Armfield, suspect detention. parents were unaware. Some 200 girls vanished this year, with 12 still listed as missing in police records.
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Sydney
Joyce Wade
Metropolitan Police
Ku. Fingal Avenue
Turramurra
Wan
Women Police
Lillian Armfield
Baren
Cape
Tim
Taxi War Continues Amid Conference Split
A meeting of taxi operators ended with a majority decision to uphold a standard fare plan. Three companies supported the plan while several dissenters warned that the dispute over rates and control persists.
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Sydney
Measures to Disarm Anxiety of Debenture Holders
Sydney Friday coverage of the Royal Commission into companies reveals Benbow Mvinner of Investment Executive Trust of New Zealand detailing methods used to gain debenture holders trust. He testifies that propaganda and contact with holders were used to counteract negative sentiment and that proposals included broadcasting tactics to influence stock exchange perceptions while noting incomplete balance sheet disclosures and questioned operations of VB. Metnies Ltd.
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Sydney
Benbow Mvinner
Investment Executive Trust of
New Zealand
Royal Commission
Witneas
Nistice Hnlw
Rogera
Monahan
KCC
Puta Tryveilera
Perpaganda
Mr. Monahan
Mctimes
ILE Broadcasting Station
Stock Exchange
Metries
Lv. B. McInnes and Company Fd
VB. Metnies Ltd
Manchester grocers drop boycott over Australian trade
Manchester Wholesale Provision Dealers' Association abandons its proposed boycott of Australian produce after appeals to preserve Lancashire Australian relations. Officials say revision of the boycott will be sought and no drastic action is asked, as authorities emphasize only a small trade was involved and the key issue is whether the promise was broken.
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Ase
Ackem
Higeon
Cne
Higitah Xi
Ery
Tine Geme
London
Manchester
Daily Telegraph
Lancashire
Australia
Manchester Wholesale Provision Dealers’ Association
Ottawa
Special Air Service for Ministers Needs Senate State Travel
The retiring Federal Attorney General Mr Latham stated today that due to substantial travelling requirements an efficient air service between the State capitals and Canberra should be established for members of the Federal Ministry.
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Latham
Canberra
Tax probe reveals embezzlement in Canberra linked firm
In 1903 testimony, Monahan admits selling 100000 worth of debentures and outlines 9000 brokerage. Witness claims 2932 33 income taxes undisclosed funds spent on development. Commissioner notes shifts between McInnes and McTusen structures, with McGhie asserting steps taken and records filed as inquiry adjourns.
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Monahan
Monahen
Ceoberra Company
Canterra
Intertate
Canberra
McInnes
McTusen
Special arrangement aids international intelligence ink
In a special arrangement Mautare World Service and other apeling sources contributed to completing the intelligence published in this invava. Rights therein in Australia and New Zealand are Renevet.
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Mautare World Service
Fveresan
Australia
New Zealand
Renevet
Bruce replies to Lana sire deputation on cotton duties
Minister for Trade and Customer Lieut.-Col. TW White said Mr Bruce's reply to the Lana sire deputation protested against increased cotton duties. White stated the report misrepresented Bruce and that Bruce received cables from Australia. Duties on cotton goods were imposed under the Ottawa Agreement after full hearings and following Tari Roar recommendations.
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TW. White
Bruce
Cal. White
Canberra
Australia
Gol. White
Ottawa
Dutien
Charge of evasion by Australia in Ottawa pact debate
The Manchester Guardian analyzes whether Australia has evaded duties under Ottawa. Bruce argues the tariffs were set by an independent Tariff Board and not surrendered to government. The board’s recommendations mostly call for tariff increases, and it is criticized as the Ottawa Agreement interpreter.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Bruce
Ottawa
Bats
Srat
Tarif
Tari
Tas
Jett
Denia
Neem
Cotton output dips after 1982 83 as federal policy clouds
Cotton industry faces uncertain future and government policy. Production in 1982/83 fell markedly from prior year totals, with overall output officially down by more than 60 percent in twelve months. Total value of cotton produced reached about 1 270 110 Tb.
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Yeory
Unclear mass layoff at Lysaghts works in Newcastle
Reported claim that 1 000 men were victimised at Lysaghts works Newcastle as workers protested a transfer decision and refused to return to a section deemed unsuitable. A meeting of employees led to a plan to resume work once a settlement is reached with management.
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Newcastle
Lysaghts
Untouchable Rights Bill Fails in Calcutta Assembly
In Delhi Calcutta the legislation to grant untouchables temple access failed. C Range Inlyer, a known reformer, faced only two supporters as opposition argued the bill impractical and provocative of disorder. Sir Henry Craik, a critic, claimed Congress leaders betrayed him by withholding support once doom loomed.
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Calcutta
Frivy
Lauren Fort
Sims
C. Range Inlyer
Lund
Mr. Colyer
Congress
Stud Cattle Shorthorn Strains for AYDNEY
A Sydney shipment of American Shorthorn cattle prompts forecasts that in ten years ninety percent of Australian cattle could be hornless. Observers note rapid maturity and high awards, with two bulls contending for top honors and most cows winning prizes at Chicago events.
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Aydney
Golden Coast
Sydney
Bron Ciitue
America
Ewttie
Chicago
Christmas Lamb Campaign Readies Australia Britain Trade Effort
James Walker of the Graaters' Association today urged a Christmas Lamb campaign to send a lamb as an ambassador to Britain to boost Australian meat consumption and create jobs in South Wales. He noted New South Wales produced about 1,710,000 lambs worth around £100,000 for export, benefiting manufacturers, storekeepers, and traders.
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Sydney
Britain
South Wales
James Walker
Walker
Collision in mid air over New York drama unfolds
A partial report from New York describes a midair collision involving two Chinese students as onlookers witness the chaotic scene. Details are fragmentary but authorities investigate the incident and identify the individuals involved.
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New York
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