Bradman Declines £1000 Offer For 1934 Season
Don Bradman cables Rochdale Club to decline the £1000 bid for the 1934 season. The Ramsbottom Club reports OG V Grimmett has refused their offer. A Canberra tremor early yesterday morning registered across southern New South Wales, with Riverview Sydney seismographs recording the epicenter about 140 miles from Sydney. The Geological Adviser cautions it was a genuine earthquake but not severe and asks Canberra residents to document their experiences.
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Irish Elections and Test Match Preparations in Adelaide
In Adelaide briefings note third cricket test as decisive for the series with Australia and England. Prematch practice exists under misty rain as team selection looms. Jardine faces potential demonstrations and Ponatora is tipped for inclusion while changes to Ireland’s lineup stir conjecture.
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Loud rumbling at Goulburn shakes town
Early reports from Goulburn and Crookwell describe violent tremors and warehouse rattling across the region. Furniture toppled in some homes while chimney damage and wall cracks were noted in several properties. No injuries or major damage confirmed despite widespread shaking.
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Early 震 tremor alarms Canberra area residents
Dr Woolnough notes a significant earth tremor centered near Canbera and surrounding hills lasting about 30 seconds. Observers report moved trees and rattled structures as experts discuss fault lines along the Main Dividing Range from Cooma to Canberra and possible movements within the region.
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Cooma
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Export of arms move slows warlike actions
Washington correspondent reports a joint resolution aiming to curb arms and munitions exports to front countries. The measure seeks to deter shipment that could fuel hostilities between Germany and Holland and has broad support amid fears of prolonging conflict.
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Woanesong
Washington
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China
English Critic Calls For Spin Bowlers Tactics
A London telegraph piece argues for stronger spin bowling in English cricket. It suggests replacing listed bowlers with Mitchell or Verity, and notes recommended changes to batting order to counter Australian influence. The Daily Herald urges Tate to replace Howes and supports Paynter opening.
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Sussex
Paynter
Sutvelit
Molotov outlines five year plan amid noisy barracking
A fragmentary 1930s newspaper report notes Molotov addressing the Central Committee of the Communist Party in London. He outlines provisions for a five year program, predicting increased production and highlighting worker activity, with references to Adelaide, Australia, and global imperial rivals.
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Marc Tod
Australia
Tribute to Tasman Flyers Reflects on Agriculture
A hazy reminiscence recalls Tasman Flyers and agricultural progress. References to yield increases, cereal profits, and technical knowledge hint at 20th century debates on farming efficiency and government roles. Notable names appear in uncertain form, with scattered lines about industrial wages and national policy.
North China fears conflict renewed in Sino-Japanese clash
Reports say League of Nations abandoned hope of Sino-Japanese reconciliation and direct talks stall. Japan strengthens positions in captured areas while China sends reinforcements as warlike preparations and harsh winter conditions rise. battles loom near Shan-hai-kwan and Jehol, with both sides massing troops and considering strategic moves along the Great Wall frontier.
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Gullett Resigns as Customs Minister in Australia
Sir Henry Gullett tendered his resignation to Prime Minister tonight due to another health relapse. A new Minister for Customs is to be appointed today with Mr. R. G. Casey favored to succeed him as Assistant Minister. Parliament will meet in March at the latest to fill the cabinet vacancy.
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Australia
Welcome for General Smuts in Capetown draws 10000 crowd
General Smuts arrives in Capetown amid a huge reception as crowds of about 10,000 greet him. The event unfolds during a tense political moment with calls for party resolutions from Johanneshuis and pressures on government leaders amid ongoing national talks. The mood is heightened by speculation on potential cabinet changes and the risk of government resignation.
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Search delays in Hinkler case due to uncertain territory
London reports Marsden pressed the Ale Ministry about a formal search for Hinkler. Officials say no search has begun amid questions over the final fate and whether the area lies in British, French, Greek, or other territories or remains at sea.
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L Atlantique Captain's Praise and Rescue Debate
The Minister for the Marina reports an examiner found the fire cause on the L Atlantique. Commander Schrots recommended rewarding the Dutch steamer Wordcastle for aiding the Erato crew over the Ruhr. Ruhr and Kea stood 600 yards away as the Ford and Achilles neared, while 14 men clung to the line and were not rescued.
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French Economy Plans Pass Budget Measures in Cheron’e Cabinet
The cabinet approves a 12 million pound anomaly and 242 million fund increase to balance the budget. The move signals decisive fiscal action by the French government to shore up finances and pave the way for planned reforms.
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Threaday
Out of Date Arms Used in Sharp Conflict Visit to Melbourne
An early report describes a tense visit to Melbourne with no official welcome. It notes a two hour battle where German forces battled bandits, with limited armament including bows and arrows and primitive guns. The event follows wartime fears and mentions prior threats and injuries, highlighting a lack of formal ceremonies.
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French safeguards for fires at sea
The Merchant Marine Commission of the Chamber of Commerce outlines safety measures after Georges Phillipar and Wallantique disasters. It mandates nonflammable coatings, fireproof materials for awnings, and flame resistant cable facings to reduce fire risk aboard ships.
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Fires Threaten Large Areas Across Regions
Reports indicate growing arson fears as fires rage across districts causing extensive damage. Police arrest six men linked to a blaze near Beat Brook and probe an earlier incident at Beat Brook. The fires scorch 28 000 acres between Barmedman and Wyniong, devastating farms and local livelihoods. A separate town outbreak damaged Muart Town and a Sydney resident escaped injury. a woman named Bre Wircos is cited in reports.
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Fierce Fire Destroys Train Platform and Townships
A major blaze swept a railway platform at Asayalore last night with flames racing down gulleys and blowing across the cutting. The fire and heat damaged homes within 200 yards, destroying a family home of the Rice family. Bush fires threaten townships in Omer and Tallerook as volunteers battle the blazes amid strong westerly winds. Deaths linked to a heat wave rise in Deniliquin with seven reported.
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