England Pressed as 244 Needed in Adelaide Test
England trails by 244 with seven wickets in hand as a brisk day of cricket unfolds at Adelaide. Australia’s fielding misplays and a steady Bradman innings push the hosts toward a likely victory, with Chipperfield aiding a late stand and Bradman nearing a double century before a final burst of tight bowling.
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Australia innings and England chase 269 for victory
Fragmented score report shows Australia posting 433 as Hammond, Fleetwood-Smith and McCormick excelled with the ball. England reply starts with Garnett opening, Carter and other batsmen attempting to steady a chase amid variable bowling. The narrative ends mid-Continued page tease with no final result.
Stay-In Strikers Defy Court Order at Flint Plant
Strikers refused to quit the Fisher plant in Flint despite a court injunction. Troops and 3,300 soldiers, including artillery and cavalry, were deployed around the two blocks where the plant is located. Workers pledged to remain, warned of possible violent actions and a large civil penalty against the union leadership if law is violated.
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Washington
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Non-intervention proposals limit aid to Spain
London report outlines new non-intervention plans to bar raw materials for arms and arms itself, restrict foreign advisers, prohibit mercenary gas assistance, and curb private collections. It suggests ships bound for Spain be halted for cargo inspection and discharge supervision by authorities.
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London
Ttv
Spain
Rebel gunboat captures Loyalist steamer Aranval Mendi
A rebel gunboat between Haropa Point and Malage captured the Loyalist steamer Aranval Mendi which had just left Gibraltar bound for Jenda and sought safety in rough weather. The cargo, valued at 228,000, consisted mainly of groceries petrol and tobacco being discharged at the time.
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Malage
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Jenda
Tite
Petrol profits dispute in Sydney raises price call
In Sydney a major petrol company and several garage proprietors clash over shortages and margins. The dispute centers on proposed prices of 4d a gallon in New South Wales versus 2d margins in Victoria and South Australia, with the large firms standing by their decision.
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Sydney
Woltheming
Victoria
South Australia
State Lottery listing amid scattered notes and addresses
Fragmentary OCR shows a state lottery reference with scattered street addresses in Parreenh and Wyong. Mentions include 127 George Street, Parreenh, 15.308, 8.8, and Byndicate at four Brisdon, Poet Office, Wyong, indicating a disjointed public notice with no clear event date or outcome.
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George Street
Parreenh
Bhsidon
Wyong
Calm in Europe Follows Hitler Speech Cause for War Fear
European leaders and press report a diplomatic lull after Hitler's speech. London cites quiet expectations while Berlin Paris echo the pause. Germany's public mood appears wary, and fear of renewed aggression grows despite officials denying imminent talks or concessions. Women in radio must mobilize, stirring alarm. Munich clergy protest Nazi pressure and secret policing amid denazification flaws.
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Associated Press
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Paris
German Pledge Not Told In Berlin Inquiries Sought
The Dutch government in Berlin was told to ask for the real meaning of Herr Hitler’s pledge to guarantee Holland’s neutrality for all time. No normal channel has presented such a declaration to Holland. Belgium’s case mirrors this, with Brussels reporting no direct proposal to the Belgian government.
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France's Army Below German Strength in Chamber Debate
In a chamber vote the expenditure of £190,000,000 for a comprehensive defence scheme was authorised. Ministers warned Germany's army at 800,000 vs France's 700,000, with German population growth around 456,000 annually against France's decline of 20,000. Deladier warned that a war would test Europe and France would respond to any aggression, stressing increased air power and munitions and vowing not to bomb civilians but to defend against attacks.
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India
Lindbergh Safe At Rome After Secret Route
Lindbergh and wife spent the night in Rome while plans reportedly aimed at a secret Cairo route. Authorities had earlier feared a landing elsewhere but did not report a sighting until late.
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RAAF Plane Missing in Tasmania
Hobart reports two RAAF Demon planes from Laverton to Hobart for army manoeuvres failed to reach destination. One plane flown by Pilot Officer Shorter made a forced landing near Waratah. it was badly damaged. The other plane is missing with Lieutenant Wright aboard. Weather and poor visibility hindered search. both planes diverted back toward Waratah and then to Wynyard.
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Wright and two men convicted of robbery in company
William Thomas Wright aged 25 from Fitscoy and two accomplices Cay and Ralph faced a jury on a robbery in company charge. Wright sought a suspended sentence with imprisonment mitigation but Judge Maceunis imposed 1% months and three months for the others. The judge deplored harm to innocent travelers, denouncing the men as human rats.
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Flooded Caro faces wall breaches and evacuation
In Caro Mississippi floodwaters threaten a 60 foot sea wall as holes appear at its base. miniature geysers spout into streets while sandbags and bulwarks are rushed in. The city evacuates as 8,000 men brace against cold and high winds through the night. London sends condolences to President Roosevelt over the crisis.
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London Loan Efforts Reported Futile in Saving Bruce
Melbourne dispatch reports officials in London weighing a new London float to stabilize Bruce amid warnings from Cosmic Wealth Authorities. Tassie premier Ogilvie objects to dissolution of Parliament while Western Australia and South Australia leaders discuss possible reforms and budget cuts amid broader fiscal pressures.
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Australia to face Mexico in first Davis Cup round
The Australian Davis Cup team will meet Mexico in the opening round of the American Zone with the potential to play the United States or Japan next. The draw was announced in New York with plans for matches on the Pacific coast and a likely final between Australia and the United States at Forest Hills. An 16,000 capacity stadium is mentioned, and pundits predict Australia should win the cup based on balance and form.
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Mexico
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Australia
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Death and crime notes unfold in park rounds
Fragmented report details a grim scene in a park with a couple named Patham and Mila involved in a death tied to European draws and global figures. Police struggle to identify all parties as investigators piece together a convoluted web of names and alleged motives connected to a fatal event.
Marooned at Lord Howe after heavy seas
Passengers on a voyage from Sydney to the Hebrides remain marooned at Lord Howe Island due to severe weather. The vessel was anchored near Norfolk Island for hours to land passengers, with a February return to Sydney expected but unlikely. Some travelers may reroute via the Australian Gricotallowe Taiping cruise, paying additional fares from Lord Howe to Melbourne and Melbourne to Sydney.
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