Manchuria League Signals Firm Stand Resolving Crisis
The Committee of 19 decision on Manchuria is seen as an ultimatum to China and Japan to accept conciliatory resolutions or face consequences. Sir John Simon led calls for further steps if Japan's reply remains unsatisfactory, though hopes linger for an arrangement.
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Australia Faces Defeat as Bradman Fights for 66
In Adelaide England set 532 to win as Australia collapsed to 120 for four. Bradman anchored a late stand with Verity and Ames, hitting 66 in 70 minutes before a string of wickets left Australia doomed. Verity and Ames built a fragile partnership, aided by Wall and Richardson, but England's bowlers kept the pressure and the match forecast an easy win for the visitors. A cable protest against body-line bowling was sent to the MCC, urging immediate drop to preserve gentlemens' cricket and Anglo-Australian ties.
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Mount Everest Expedition Plans to Fly Over Peak
London reports Mt Everest expedition led by Air Command Velows and Lord Vydondate aims to fly over Everest in March. Two airplanes will carry observers with oxygen and cylinders. altitude tested around 41 080 feet, target Indhu.
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Tursday
Mombora
Bus Routes Expanded From Concord To City
Government buses will run from Concord to the city with some lines terminating at Wynant station. Suburbs will gain service as the extended routes open, improving transport access for residents and workers.
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Wetnesduy
Attemotine
M C C Receives Body Line Protest From Australia
London reports the M C C has received the body line protest from the Australian Board of Control regarding bowling conduct. The dispute centers on fielding rules and tensions between the two cricketing bodies as response actions unfold.
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Australian Board of
English Bowling Tactics Condemned By Australian Analyst
Dr. Foster, former English fast bowler, criticizes British pace and leg theory. He says England’s Larwood relies on foul methods and leg theory, arguing fast bowling should avoid bumping the ball and that such tactics threaten the spirit of cricket. He asserts Australia’s second test victory signals right over wrong.
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Fears of Sino Japanese Conflict Spillover Near Great Wall
The article notes dangers of a Japan China clash spreading south of the Great Wall into Chinese territory, risking wider Torvian interests. It says the Administration stands by a policy the President-elect Roosevelt will uphold, emphasizing sanctity of treaties.
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Washington
Japan
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Parliament Set To Reassemble After Cabinet Meetings
The date for Parliament to reconvene after Easter remains undecided pending Federal Cabinet meetings in Melbourne next week. Canberra circles expect a month of minor legislation before the tariff debate, with Tariff Board work likely to stretch weeks. Col. T. W. White arrives in Canberra to acquaint himself with the tariff position ahead of the debate.
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Country Party Leader Decision Delayed Amid Leadership Uncertainty
Dr. Faye Grafton reports a firm decision on leadership of the Australian Country Party will be delayed for months. The delay follows speculation that Dr. Earle Page might retire after loses in government work. Cabinet may schedule tariff debate and a resumption of regular business with a Parliament session reconvening late April or early May.
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American policy clarified by Roosevelt and Hoover in Far East stance
A New York report quotes President Roosevelt and President Hoover aligning on American Far East policy. Roosevelt says foreign policy must uphold international treaties while commenting on Stimson’s rearmament remarks, stressing the cornerstone role of treaty fidelity over brute force.
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Frankin Roosevelt
Hoover
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Washington
Stimson
United States
Four Members Attend State Parliament Attendance Record
Four of the Legislative Assembly members participated in all 200 divisions during the session that ended before Christmas. The Government Whip Mr Shand and Opposition Whip Mr O Sullivan attended all 200 divisions, as did Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Budales and Mr Quirk. Premier Mr Blevens was absent for several occasions and voted in 126 divisions.
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Search for Hinkler: Clues Reach Captain Hope in Lausanne
Captain Hope in Lausanne has received two clues in the Herbert Hinkler search. Reported sightings include a gendarme at Montana noting a machine matching Hinkler’s aircraft marks. Hope advances efforts in the Simplon district as searches continue.
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Captain Hope
Herbert Hinkler
A. Gendarme
Montana
Hinkler
Simplon
Slow Alpine Peak Search Delays Aid of Air March
London reports Captain Hope presses his air march toward Hinkisr over the Bwim Peak and valley, surveying the Simplon pass as snow hinders progress. Officials caution that fresh snow may disrupt the route while experts assess conditions and potential obstructions.
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Lady Bailey Missing After Cape Flight from Oran
Lady Bailey, also called Lady Galley, vanished after departing Sunday for the Cape. Officials fear she fell ill with influenza related complications during the flight and may have suffered an accident if she took the trip, with no word since.
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English Team to Meet Adelaide Over Body Bowling
Wednesday report says several members of the British team oppose body bowling and have called a full team meeting to discuss the issue. The meeting is not expected before the end of the tour.
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Wedneday
English Press Views on Leg Theory Stir Controversy
Writings in The Daily Herald and The News Chronicle frame leg theory as a focal debate in cricket. The Daily Herald mocks a brash Australian cricketer arrival while The News Chronicle portrays Sheridan as calling the leg theory a serious offence. Future tests would examine policing of illegal bowling and official responses.
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Dudge Sheridan
Mollison Plans Early Search With Sevan Liner
Mr Mollison plans to search for Lady Batley using a De Havilland seven passenger air liner on Wednesday. He will be accompanied by two others.
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Thors
Lady Batley
Great difference in cricket bodies noted by Jackson
London Tuesday reports Stanley Jackson, interviewed by The Daily Telegraph, says there is a great difference between the leg theory and what Australians call the body-tine. The remark reflects differing cricket theories and methods discussed in the press.
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Rev J H Parsons Defends Leg Theory Bowling
The Rev J H Parsons, Warwickshire player, discusses English leg theory bowling in an interview. He argues the theory is legitimate though notes confusion with dangerous delivery and asserts no variety of leg theory should end cricket or ruin a bowler’s reputation.
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J. H. Parsons
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Guards Placed in State Forest by New South Wales
Officials announce patrols to guard Narading State Forest against the first break of dawn. Patrols will enforce access, deter poaching, and ensure safety amid increased security measures during the upcoming period.
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Wala Feremry
French Aviator’s Bold Rescue Highlighted
Tuesday report recalls French aviator Mr. Paulain who in February rescued two countrymen stranded in the Habara area after a six day delay, demonstrating notable heroism amid challenging conditions and long endurance flights.
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Captain Lancaster May Be Sent to London
Edward Hillman offered Captain Lancaster a large liner fitted with fuel tanks to aid a search for Lady Bailey in the Mubdra area. Tein stated that Lady Bailey did not pay the French Air Ministry the required funds to ensure safe air travel if she disappeared in the dagart.
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Edward Hillman
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Lady Bailey
Tein
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Aie Pearth
Crashed in Bush African Airwomen Found
Two English girls Mint Page and Audray Barker survived a forced landing in a storm over Africa. They were found near Capetown and taken to hospital with broken legs and injuries. The crew may have been exhausted and the aircraft overturned in the incident during a rain storm.
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Death in Cell Shocks Prison Reform Report
A prisoner died yesterday in a Furnace Street cell after allegedly concealing poison in a dispute over a woman. Officials say Mpatahett was implicated. the prisoner asserts Furnace acted to murder Mpatahett during a quarrel. Police remain convinced Furnace held the motive.
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Inkler's Home Ransacked by Thieves in Southampton
A postman found Inkler's house at Sholing in wild disorder with valuables and keepsakes missing. Police report indicate intruders disturbed the home, though most gifts remained, marking a local burglary amid ongoing investigations.
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Southampton
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Walsh Island Dockyard near Sydney to close within months
The report states that except for dredge repairs, Walsh Island and the Newcastle dockyard are planned to close when planned works conclude, likely within the next few months. Minister for Works Mr Weaver discussed the situation outlining the pending closures.
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Hoover Impeachment Move Proposed in House
Washington Tuesday saw a member of the House claiming to push for impeachment of President Hoover. The floor debate highlighted partisan tension as the proposal drew swift reactions from peers and analysts.
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Auditor-General Report Highlights Walsh Toland Earnings
The Auditor-General reports for the year ended 108 percent and total earnings of £40,000, noting operating expenses and insufficient backyard competition. It states private enterprises undercut prices below cost under present conditions.
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