South Africa bats with mixed crowd as Ward mourned
Australia and South Africa clash in a warm Johannesburg test amid a subdued crowd after the death of wicketkeeper Tommy Ward. Langton, Balaskas, and Nupen challenge persistent Australian batting with Davies and Oldfield contributing, while Olifield tops early scoring before a late push by O'Brien and Chipperfield.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Fushire
Tommy Ward
Benon
O'Beion
Oldduelal
Langton
Baluskas Langton
Watt Waste
Ili Keish
Slovile Camernth
Wih
Gilawead Hrom Maken
Balaskas
Tatenion
Arion
Baluskiug
Olifield
Mbites
Davies
Ik Nupen
Ing Roel
Olifeld
Fai Bel
Nichola
Langton ii
Oldueh
Nupen
Tehoristary
Sim
Daring
Wits
Dogm Luelle
Estas
Kas
Mitchell
Trormor
Darling
Habeas
Velag
Hull
Wade
Barling
Aly
Chipperfield
O'brien
Knipperfield
Bowuth
Africa
Australia
Fingleton
Ty Davies
Brown
McCabe
Davies Au
Balaskax
Italian Advance in the North Largest War Victory
Italian forces of about 72,000 face Abyssinians near Amba Flag south of Makale in the northern front battle described as the war's biggest engagement. The official bulletin tallies 75,110 Abyssinians with 20,110 casualties and Italian losses around 400 dead and 500 wounded as troops push toward key positions on Mount Aradam and surrounding routes.
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Rome
Ray Mulgueta
Amba
Makale
Coad
Addie Ababo
Mammal Badoglis
Sanda Bin-Chef
Whone Akill
Mailer Stier
Det
Wenerance
Ketes Amba Aradain
Mount Arufam
Hineme
Fombien
Finderta
Peri
Cme
Mount Aredfoam
Tlas Gigueta
Saubmude
Quahn
Ausebs
Gadat
Adimara
Alee
Opur
Mount Aradam
Gabat
Fewader
Pattersen
Watsie
Aradum
Disgraceful Hospital Property Sparks Board Action
Canberra Hospital Board met to discuss deteriorating hospital property. A two report from the Department of the Interior urged repairs costing about £200. Investigations were assigned to McFuds and Fivans. Painting wards and blocks estimated over £150. Further interior work to follow as funds permit.
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GT. Evane
Canberra
Department of the Interior
C. McRadyen
Toletion
Thrills On Liner Tandon Aboard A Fogbound Voyage
Passenger on the luxury liner Winchestr Castle experiences an unexpected thrill as fog and rain shroud the route from Daly Mall to Fort Portland. An accident tears a hole in the bow during the voyage to Weymsmuth, with escort from the ship’s crew.
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Tandon
Daly Mall
Weymsmuth
Thie Se Wiroyer
tiKe
Indian team cancels England tour over private reasons
The Indian cricket team withdraws from the planned tour of England citing private reasons. Dilawar Musein remains unspecified while the side will not travel as scheduled.
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Cricket Board of
Lote
Lene
Dilawar
England
Spanish Polls Under Guard As Civil Unrest Grows
Madrid witnesses military precautions and disrupted polling as more than 9,000 troops guard stations before dawn. Gun duels leave two dead and ten wounded amid attempts to quell demonstrations and remove posters.
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Madrid
Spain
Bootha
Stratey
Ney
Premiers Plan debate cited in bold attack on Lang
The Prime Minister Lyons challenged Lang to prove his claims about another Premiers Plan after next June. Lyons argued both the Lyons and Stevens governments had not yet produced a constructive step for prosperity. He credited the Premiers Plan with stabilizing Australia and blamed New South Wales for delaying recovery and harming the nation. Thousands of Australians found jobs in four years, and bank depositors who were paid in full recalled Lang’s actions and finance games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Commonwealth
New Bonin Wales
Lyons
Stevens
Yeatertay
Australia
Papt
Ausbals
Aremiert
New South Wales
Savings Bank of New South Water
Serious floods hit North Queensland town of Innisfail
Torrential downpours caused severe flooding isolating Innisfail Monday after rainfall peaked at 24 inches since last Friday. The Cairns-Shiubang trailway and Towneville-Beinbang mall were disrupted, forcing temporary closures and passenger redirection.
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Innisfail
Hood
Gold Countries and the Tariff Crisscrossed Debate
The Chatman of the Chamber of Manufactures and Mr Knopshaw dismiss claims for Australian tariff concessions as ingenuous and ingenious. They argue exchange rules hold no decisive power, and warn that misaligned contracts would disrupt export and import flows, risking market integrity.
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Rydney
Chatman
Chamber of Manufactured
Mr. Knopshaw
Hic
No Extension of Seamen's Strike Defeated at Melbourne Conference
A motion to extend the seamen's strike was defeated by a large majority at the Federal unions and Emergency Committee of the ALC.T.U. conference in Melbourne on Monday.
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Melbourne
Federal Unions and Emergency Committee
Alc.t.u
Wool Record 334d Sets Sydney Market Clip Pace
Sydney wool buyers set a new market record at the Wool Sales with prices rising to 38 per, beating the previous high by 2, as bidders led by Wild and Biddle pressed the sale through five hours. Yorkshire bidders Lindt Frenchiman and family pushed the furthest advances amid strong competition. Total stock offerings reached 10 balers with BEBO sold and W272 disposed privately, highlighting brisk demand and limited supplies in a landmark session.
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Sydney
Merlia Makine
Biddle
Lindt Frenchiman
Yorkshire Fry
Ander
Outspoken Archbishop Denounces Nazi Persecution
In London on Monday the Berlin representative of The Daily Telegraph reports Count Von Galen the Catholic Archbishop of Muenster issuing the sharpest German church protest yet against Nazi actions. He condemns the imprisonment without trial of Canon Banasch and Moneigneur Walker and questions the punishment of Catholics.
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London
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Count von Galen
Muenster
Inez Sundwy
Germany
Sacred Order
Pricn
von Galen
Canon Banasch
Berlin & Copal Bérvine
Monaeignor Walker
Catholic Young Men
State Labour Calls for Abolition of Preference
The metropolitan conference of the Labour Party concluded with a resolution urging the next Labour Government to abolish the Returned Soldier Preference. The resolution was carried amid debate on welfare and social policy.
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Byoney
Buite Labour Party
Labour
Taxation Appeal in High Court Hears Trautwein Case
The High Court under Mr Justice Evatt resumed the taxation appeal of Theodore Charles Trautwein for the years 1937. The case centers on assessed tax and penalties totaling £163,000 and whether betting transactions constitute a business for taxation purposes. The hearing included claims of deliberate false statements and possible misreporting by Trautwein, with the case adjourned after discussions on possible appellate routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Justice Evatt
High Court
Theodora Charles ‘Trautwein
Milc
Mason
Trautweln
Fraida
Traut
Governor General Gowrie to Inspect Canberra Departments
Lord Gowrie expressed a wish to visit the Commonwealth Department at Canberra to meet departmental heads and public warrants. The Treasurer said the Government regards the request as a sincere compliment to the Public Service and its national work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Gorwas
Commonwealth
Australia
Lord Gowrie
Commonwealth Department
Canberra
F. G. Caney
Four Confessions To Murder In Australian Trial
The trial opened at the Criminal Court of Lionel Gudemar, charged with murder of six year old Jan Rush mor in Leingatha last December. A statement, allegedly by the accused, describes strangling four children and details of suffocation and bodily harm. Bodeman confessed to various killings including Ethel Bel vanaw and Hagel Wilson, with a note to his wife claiming mania and sins seeking forgiveness.
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Arno Grifith
Ormond
Wilson
Binal Boishaw
Hagel Wilson
Anit
Roderan
Mr. Hook
Addreus
Jeter
Bern
Rodeman
June Rushmer
Mona Crufth
Bodeman
Yarra
Ithe
Mone Griffith
Ellsworth Melbourne Arrives Amid Warm Welcome Home
Tiagoth Ellsworth, the American explorer aboard Discovery II, returned to the bay to a throng of thousands at the Will Town pier. Federal officials led by Minister for Defence Parks Noi greeted him as he thanked the Commonwealth Government for sending Discovery II to aid in his search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Oniay
Tiagoth Ellsworth
Bay
Air Mail Runs Late in Sydney Delayed Schedule
The Foot OMe announces British airmail services again behind schedule with reports of up to eight hours delay. If no further delay occurs, mails may be delivered in Sydney by Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bydmey
Waterside Award Controversy with Labor Federation Clash
An article reports a contentious Waterside Workers Federation dispute involving the Commonwealth Steamship Company and Federation claims. A witness, Frank Ferry, described union actions and accusations of misused medals while federation labor policies influenced wage and duty debates during a Monday meeting.
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Christianwealth
Schult
Walieaida Worker Federation
Natore Mid
Torah
Lie
Comal
Upton
Austraiin
Commonwealth Steamship
Pew’ Federation
Ani Atteraston
Certate
Medala Mimlar
Flooded Road Near Bathurst Destroys Fences
Rain swelled the Bathural to Goulburn coal area near Trunkey causing a road flood up to four feet. Fencing along extensive stretches was wrecked as debris and wrecked posts litter the area. Local reports state about 380 pallets of material were lost in a four hour period.
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Mackie
Enat Lor
Antalo
Ben Jeun
Mant Arnam Iy
Battalien
Suballo
Ant
Jong
Awerda
Duke of
Antato
Addis Asaka
Sidamp
Dedjne‘autch Bayana
Haile Betanste Nox
Sutono
Ras Desta
Sidamo
Donye
Ida
Cugua
Thrills
Fos
Aaks
Dove
N. Queensland
Cairns-Shiubang
Towneville-Beinbang
Knowen
Pablo
Yorkshire
Ltter
Volda
Mr. Mason
Treutwein
Magon
Commissioner For Taxation
Laub
Trevewein
Poe
Eplebe
David Goubte
Ellsworth
Discovery
Iliaorth
Mileworth
Hove
Mr. Bileworth
Waterside
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