Englishmen Rout Country Team at Manuka
England won by an innings and 140 runs after dismissing the New South Wales Country XI for 162 in the first innings and then forcing a follow on. Captain Wyatt led a batting display while several England bowlers shared wickets, with Best Fieldsman awarded to a Country player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Wyatt
Anne
Ty County
Sid
Aareen Man
Ceaese
Nae
Clem Hill
Cay
F.C.T. Cricket Association
Farnes
Os Geste
Kelly
Low
Worthington
Duckworth
Mui
Hill
Ames
Molly Bi
Eee Sy
Kot
Femin
Hardstaff
Copson
Sty
Sly
Smart
Sims
Copaci
Pasi
Attêve
Lees
Sima
Voce
Laes
Leon
Williams
Lima
Bennett Square
Bennett
Mand
McGrath
Leahy
Crem
Idames
A. McGill
Baysmen
Tun
Leyland
McGill
Jack
Jackson
Bima
Batman
Incomplete innings report from English side
The score details show innings ended at 2.32 pm with second innings begins. Englishmen filed out at 2.53. Players names are garbled but mention of Kelly, Copson, Josselyn, Toner and Parnes appears amid broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country XI
L. Josselyn
B. Worthington
Kelly
Ames C. Hill
Parnes A. Sly
Duckworth
B. Copson
L. Lees
B. Voce
Ss. Williams I
Bw. Voce
Bennett c. Voce
B. Leyland
F. Leahy
J. McGrath
W. Ames
A. McGill
B. Parkes
C. Jackson
B. Ames
Senond “Kelly
L. Lly
Joniga Thes
Cnuton
Parnes
Alyop
English Players Plant Tree At Canberra Ground Ceremony
English cricketers will plant a tree at the National Sports area near Black Mountain to mark the MCC visit to Canberra. The event at 10 a.m. follows arrival on Manuka Oval and aims to showcase the new ground ahead of future England Australia tests. Members of the FCF Cricket Association will join, and visitors may tour city sights after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C.T. Cricket Associaton
Inas
Canberra
Ws Australia
Association I Nevtiate
Worthington
Efit Adnan
Manuka Oval
Black Mountain
England
Australia
M.C.C
F.C.F. Cricket Association
Pressing on From Malaga in Real Peril
Loyalist forces fight to hold Madrid as insurgents press attacks from Arganda and Vacia. Rebels plan a large scale offensive on the northern front while Loyalists maintain heavy shelling day and night, buoyed by Malaga’s recent gains.
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Madrid
Arganda
Vacia
Ture
Malaga
Red
Jarama
French Plane Stolen For Spanish War
In Paris three unknown men, one a pilot, stole an American‑made plane from Le Courget Aerodrome tonight. Two boarded the machine while a third gave ground instructions and they made a skilful takeoff. The craft headed toward Barcelona for use in the Spanish conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Etoile
le Courget
Barcelona
King’s Health Rumours Denied Ahead of Coronation
Report denies circulating health concerns about a royal figure. The article notes no serious illness since childhood and emphasizes preparations for the coronation proceeding as planned. Readers are assured the monarch remains in stable condition and fully supported by medical staff.
Deep Water Disaster In San Francisco Bay
Eleven aboard a 21 passenger Douglas airliner plunged into San Francisco Bay. Coast guards recovered three bodies, including Mark Fontana. The plane nose dived, the cabin tore open, and eight others remain unaccounted for. Pilot Tommy Thompson may have misjudged altitude. Forty three fatalities in five west coast crashes since December 15.
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San Francisco
Wed
Coast Guards
Tommy Thompson
Mark Fontana
Fontana
Far West
Royal Family Attitude Defined in Lords on Regency Bill
In London today Lord Snell defined Labour stance on the Crown as accepting the Regency Bill without argument or hesitation in its present form, but warned the nation could shift if circumstances arise. The House of Lords discussed the second reading as Home approves the measure amid wider national feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labour Party
Lord Snell
House of Lords
Population decline forecast for England by Beveridge
Sir William Beveridge warned England’s population may fall drastically, predicting 120000 per century and five million in two centuries. He urged higher birth rates through better homes and encouraged families to have four children to avert decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
William Beveridge
Avon Unemployment Insurance Statutory Committee
Sheffield
William
Theese
William Fedt
Debate in House of Commons on population policy
A House of Commons debate questioned endangering the Empire’s maintenance and urged government inquiry. Cartlands cited insufficient girl births to replace mothers, while others discussed fertility decline preceding policy changes. Labor member Mr Johnge noted a slight rise in births amid mixed evidence.
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Cartlands
Embers
Johnge
Labour
Non
Sheen
Train Collision Near Sydney Injures Several Passengers
A Thursday morning tram collision on Parramatta Road Sydney injured multiple passengers. Victims included Stanley Hatfield and Frederick King among others from Stanmore and Abbotsford with head and facial injuries, shock, leg injuries, and minor burns. The tram sustained only slight damage as officials investigated.
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Stanley Hatfeld
Stanmore
Frederick King
Abbotsford
Iaj Albart Gee
Pearl
Leichardt
Daffodil Les Patrons
Haber Field
Emma
Parramatte
Fiore
Eg Njuriea
Ition
Eric Vr
Leichhardt
Mark
Leeichardt
Dr Page Amazed At Manufacturers
Dr Page expresses surprise at manufacturers as Port Macquarie notes the minister for commerce speaks on commonwealth powers. In past times the article mentions broad shifts in economic policy and industrial concerns.
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Page
Port Macquarie
Thi
Dr. ' Dom
Commonwealth
Strange etch ed age in Australian navy denied by Poole
News from Sydney tonight reports a crew member of H M A D Murray Poole confirms a disciplinary incident aboard the vessel. The report notes a cable jack and an altercation on a day of tense exchange and the ship’s actions following the incident.
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Mear-Admiral
Poole
Sydney
H.m.a.d
Fransady
Jay Cotention I
Australia
Bebe Ward
Navy Board Welcomes Sydney Officers to Australian Navy
The Australian Navy welcomes Sydney officers aboard as part of a formal board integration. Officials say the move strengthens interservice cooperation and maritime readiness.
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Manuka
Nershi
Mary
Cdain
Leos
Baker
F.C.T
Renkeimeneens
Rage
Snick Penialion
Wea
Minue
Squntry
B. Farnes Lealy Duckworth
B. Copsa Copson
Arnt
Isedniee Aed
Josselym
Ees
Eve Toner
Mlonten
National Oval
Real Peril
Beth
Parramattis Road
Elaine
Heapiial
Queensland
Navy Board
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