Bradman Unable to Play in First Test Due to Illness
Sydney reports Bradman will miss the first test starting tomorrow after two doctors appointed by the Board of Control deemed him unfit. A sore throat and chill are cited, with selectors now deciding who batsman to drop as weather and team routine weigh in. In Moscow, rationing tightens bread allotments as winter hardships worsen and the public faces shortages amid new controls.
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Sydney
Don Bradman
Malty
Bradman
Board of Control
Moscow
Althoigh
Captains and Crew Weather Prospects Hint at Outcome
A garbled report discusses captains of minions and weather mood. It mentions an English skipper and other names, hinting at crew conduct and expected results tied to a voyage or game. The readable fragments reference Amirutlawan and Smeal, with notes on discipline and performance.
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Wien
Amirutlawan
Smeal
Outcry Against Leg Theory Balls Sparks Sydney Debate
A controversial discussion in Sydney grows as critics attack leg theory bowling in cricket. Prominent figures challenge pace and safety, arguing it changes the game while defenders deny danger and call for limits on bending rules and technique.
Iralia Victory Hint Amid Hobart Weekend Sport Rumor
Fragmentary notes recount a possible Iralia win as Hobart coverage hints at Med Darting and captain Ward from a former Australian side. May timing suggests WC involvement, with speculation on Australia’s chances and team performance.
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Hobart
Thursby- Med
Darting
Riysn
Ward
Australia
Test Forecast for Sydney Weather
Forecast for the fret test match promises fine weather tonight with a thunder shower likely in the early morning followed by a milder day.
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Sydney
Unclear text fragment on local matter
The readable portion is too garbled to identify persons places or actions and no coherent event can be summarized from the supplied fragment.
London Newsroom Prep for Men’s Play Readings
In London on Wednesday, Feit and others prepare for a major newspaper event. The gathering includes community candidates for the metropolis’s theater committee and early morning broadcast plans. Readers anticipate telecast details and production notes.
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London
Crichaters
Mad
Peto
MD Ormie
Debt payment will Congress postpone Britain pays in gold
The Daily Express reports expect Congress to postpone the British debt payment for four months. London may press Britain to honor obligations, with debate over payment timing continuing until an American reply is known. Strong divisions among ministers and observers persist about Britain's ability and method to settle the debt in gold bars.
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London
Daily Express
Congress
Roosevelt
Gublwt
America
Britain
Indian Campaign To Suppress Terrorism in Calcutta
The governor of Bengal told Calcutta that drastic measures to arm terrorism in the provinces were being considered but the government’s position was stronger than a year ago. He warned residents of penalties for aiding insurgents and urged local cooperation to maintain law and order while indicating fines could be withdrawn if inhabitants helped authorities. European residents voiced opposition to further welfare government steps without greater local support.
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Calcutta
Benga
Catcutta
British shipment of gold afloat reported in New York
New York dispatch says 15 million dollars in gold are being sent abroad amid assurances from authorities. Officials cite Bank of England and Continental European Central Bank as key players in the transfer while noting high security and international implications.
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New York
Bank of England
French debt note sent to Washington on war debt support
A French note on war debts will be dispatched to Washington tomorrow. It signals that the note will be used in support of the war department and to aid the overall war effort. The day also saw a slip in the pound with a slight gain in price.
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Wadnomdar
Washington
Disarmament Plan Teed at Geneva Conference
Paria correspondent reports Mr Norman Davia may propose a permanent disarmament commission at Geneva to coordinate world proposals as the five power talks pause. Italy and Alecia (Austria?) urged earlier steps showing limits of conference-only solutions. Ramsay MacDonald says questions on the international air forge and French proposals are under ministers’ consideration.
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London
Paria
British United Press
Norman Davia
Geneva
Thes
Aritula
Italy
Davia Belleven
Art
Ramsay MacDonald
British Navy Could Stand Down Further, Says Minister
British official Wadnesisy Landon declares in private remarks that further reductions in navy personnel are dangerous and urges government action to avoid unilateral naval cuts. He stresses treaty limits and cites the need to protect the empire and peace under the United Nations framework.
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Landon
Dalton Ayray Mansel
Aumirhity
Cocanne
Washmpton
Hritinh Navy
Bomb plant found in East Bengal
Police report a bomb plant uncovered in East Bengal at Netrodoma in Kant Bengal. An outhouse search led to the discovery of what authorities believe to be 24 hidden bombs. Three suspects were arrested in connection with the case.
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East Bengal
Calcutta
Bnte
Netrodoma
Kant
Bengal
Graveside Scene in House Reflections on Decency
An awkward account from a House session recalls a grave side scene with the Attorney General and references to a report on burials and a town chat. Latham criticizes the report as pushing beyond human decency while noting concerns about federal capital reputation.
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House of
Latham
Federal
Sterling rises on opening market in New York
A terse, error-filled report notes the pound moving on opening trade with spurious figures and unclear references. It mentions a 1.21 rate and a rough 3-1 imbalance, with garbled notes on debt, a stewie reference, and scattered mentions of vaccines and Canadian dinars, producing a fragmentary financial snapshot.
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New York
Dvilar Iain
London Markets Endorse Sharp Rise in Government Bond Trading
London markets showed strength as government loan activity rose and investment demand grew. Sterling fluctuated with a weaker opening against New York at 118 and later firmed modestly, while foreign exchange drift continued.
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London
Westnandas
Joana Registeret
Aninhiod
New York
Jewellery Thief Caught in Melbourne Court Scene
Rydnes Ivan of Sydney was committed to a city court today on a charge of stealing jewellery valued at over 10 from a show. A tray of jewels was alleged to have been taken by the accused during the incident in Melbourne.
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Rydnes Ivan
Bydney
Baty
Hallion Evden
Elie
British hopes of Bradman under threat in London match
A garbled pre Dalley report from London discusses Australian cricketer Bradman facing pressure as British bowlers and fielding tests loom. The piece references players such as Larwood and Voer, with speculation on tactics and potential match outcomes.
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London
Weanenguy
Hir Wat
Bradman
Witla Pollock
Braden
Derine
Hawmond
Buichstey
Wheat sacks slit in Western Australia incident
Fifty or more wheat sacks were damaged when a truck loaded 149 miles from Perth had bags slit in a suspected hold up. Detectives have begun inquiries as authorities insist on firm action to prevent further thefts.
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Vantaplh
Perth
Tate Unlikely to Play by Dayway in Hawan Test
Unclear OCR fragment notes Tate likely unavailable for tomorrow's test with Engilah crickators. Only team member not practicing is Tate Wie on Atwenter, Hawan con, with governor at luncheon.
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Bydway
Engilah Crickators
Tate
Wuitkely
Note Expected At Washington Final Consideration Of The Note
Washington observers report a cabinet meeting in progress on the note from London. The note is expected to be delivered to the British Foreign Office and published soon, with Prime Minister Chamberlain addressing Parliament to outline Britain’s stance and timing for reply.
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London
Wedmonanys
United States
Anwar
Pha
York
Washington
Stanley Tualdwin
New York Times
Aif Inda Cilmi
Bootland
Thelihoyavn
Cme
Nowagementa Wien
Wheat relief grant battle ends with government win
In the House of Representatives the government secured passage of the 2 million pound wheat relief grant by a 34 to 27 vote. An opposition demand for a direct bounty on production failed, while Country Party MPs split with some supporting the government. The Prime Minister and Attorney General defended the grant and options to extend aid through transport and marketing measures.
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House of Representatives
Scullin
Commonwealth
Country Party
Messrs
Thorby
Collins
McNicoll
Abbott
Gil
Nock
Senate
Abbote
C.P
Teuilla
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Adeaunte
Gregory
C-P
Simaa dl
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Hatemon
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Pewwan
Wien
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Ao Skport
China
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Latham
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Pstemon
Mullciona
Mir. Bowlin
Vere
Meare
Paterpon Prowey
Hill
Cormir
Thompeos
Mor Clelland
Hunter
Arty
N.e.W.tate
Larty
Mes Fa
Claih
Wateon
Adite Turneton
Groom
Annssist
Meanin
Tharby
Collin McMlcol
Abbot
Gibson and Nook
Stewart
Cluuuy
Sostx
Londine
Labour
Lauter
A. Fenen
Patiry
Enrsat
Paterson
Second Trial Ordered BYTE Thursday for Dermody Case
A jury disagreed in the trial of Edward Michal Dermody. The court ordered a second trial on Thursday after deliberations left the verdict undecided.
Tramlee Constellation of Alx Brick Fous Pattern
Fragmentary text describes a constellation pattern and officers, mentioning Prem Mul and travels to a capital city. The readable fragments are unclear, but suggest a ceremonial or observational context with unspecified dates and places.
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Patturon
Jatian
Uranaferrad Prem Mul
Toures
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