Australia On Top Again In Fourth Test At Adelaide
Fortunes swung through the third day as England collapsed from 330 all out, Australia trailing by 42, with Bradman and Ames rebuilding. O'Reilly and Fleetwood-Smith bowled well, Australian bowlers dominated in long spells, Ames reached 61, Bradman began with a four, and Australia closed in a strong position aiming for 450.
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Creane But Ames Celebrated: Hgrdstagpiac Abpeakance: At the Peay
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Moscow prisoners face execution contested claims emerge
A chaotic report from Moscow claims 13 condemned men were executed by machine gun, while others report still awaiting confirmation. The Moscow trial's outcome remains disputed amid alleged Stalin intervention to spare Radek and Sokolnikov and a push to end judicial executions.
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Coronation year plan eyed for Empire in London
London reports Whitehall weighing a vast Coronation year scheme for the Empire including a 100 million pound sterling loan to fund migration. Diplomatic circles see the plan tied to the next Conference and imperial affairs expert says Britain must pay with gold, while others expect a defence tax to rise.
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Honours List Names Police Superintendents
The Honours List includes police superintendents John Richard Carter, Thomas James Lynch, Osborne Parker and John Keith Pattinson. Names appear among recognition royal or official honors for distinguished service within the force.
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Hitler Speech Draws Mixed European Reactions
London reports note a cautious appraisal of Hitler’s speech by authoritative circles. Observers highlight hints of abandoning national exclusiveness and arms reduction while Germany would reserve armament for unilateral decisions. Britain regrets the persistence of the Four Year Plan and Vatican concerns remain over German Catholic relations.
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Maori Poverty in Auckland Settlement Report
The Minister for Native Affairs Langstone found severe poverty and high mortality among Maoris in a northern Auckland settlement. He noted undernourishment, signs of tuberculosis, and widespread extravagance as income from labor was squandered on liquor and motor cars.
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Roosevelt 44th birthday celebrated nationwide
Sunday Washington reports 8,000 balls and parties across the nation in honor of President Roosevelt's 44th birthday. Estimated participation reaches 990,000 with proceeds aiding foundation efforts. Roosevelt urged rapid progress against infantile paralysis and global plagues, calling for united support and donations.
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Canberra Era Hailed as Key in Future Air Mishap Role
Canberra contends Australia could shape the Southern Hemisphere’s air era after a unusual accident at Archerdeld aerodrome left three Commonwealth Air members injured. Officials say Canberra would be central to civil aviation development and safety ahead.
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Rain and Snow Afflict the Mid-South Area
Flooding and ice threaten the Mississippi basin as the Red Cross reports 917,000 homes affected and thousands evacuated. National Guard patrols highways to enforce order while isolation zones expand around levees near Cairo. Communications gradually improve as relief efforts focus on containment and rescue amid rising waters.
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France Offers Support for Collective Security in Talks
Paris reports a speech by Foreign Minister Delbos stating France objects to excluding Russia from negotiations with Hitler. He argues Russia seeks peace and France continues to back collective security with Poland and the Little Entente, while maintaining ties with Russia.
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Underwriters decline cinema flu risk insurance
Hollywood insurers have refused further coverage against the film industry amid the flu epidemic. The outbreak has already cost the Alm industry about a million dollars, with underwriters citing elevated risks and potential losses as the reason for the decline.
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Tram Hit by Train Near Bunnerong Station
Sydney Moidiay reports a tram collision with a train near Bunnerong. Ronald Newell, 24, was taken to Repel head injuries after the engine struck the tram near the power house. The train emerged from the power house as the tram crossed the points and struck the rear of the tram. The conductor signaled to stop as the accident occurred.
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Taxi Driver Reports Shot Through Window
A taxi driver, George, reported to police that a shot was fired through the taxi window at him and a woman passenger. They had arrived on an express from Sydney and were not hurt. the woman said the shot was intended for her.
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Message from Mr Stevens on Sunday Night
Sydney. Monday. Mr Stevens from his home in New South Wales sends a long message to the people of New South Wales. He speaks of a long distance telephone to his new home and hopes for service for the Empire. He plans to leave February 27 and looks forward to helping the country gain deeper unity.
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