Victoria's Collapse in Sheffield Shield
Victoria faltered in the second innings as fast and slow bowlers dominated, with New South Wales extending a lead. Frentwood-Smith finished superbly with 7 for 113, while Victoria faced an uphill task to save the match or force an outright win after being set 392 to win.
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Victoria
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Robinson
Oldfield
Miserwood- Smith
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White
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Rigg
O'Brien Poun
Aly
Old Beld
Pingleton
London Sees Clash Over Peace Terms After Berlin Talks
Allan Hartwood notes a British view that Germany may rise due to unaddressed issues and domestic strain. The piece argues failing armor and misreads could invite renewed aggression, with fears France and allies face peril if unrest continues and peace terms crumble.
Australia Becomes A Nation In Postwar World Talks
Sydney officials report Prime Minister Lyons at an Anniversary luncheon aboard the flagship Ormonde declares Australia now a self governing nation with direct ties to Britain. He stresses need for ongoing Australia Britain government cooperation and anticipates further consultations as Australia shapes its postwar role on the world stage.
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Ormonde
Mphare
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Lyon
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Mavala
Lbsie House
Treasure hunt for airliner lost gold in England
Police search Exset Kent and Sussex for gold ingots linked to Hillman Airways plan. The stolen loot, insured for about £20,000, allegedly fell during a storm while a Le Bourget to Croyddton flight passed through sparsely populated countryside.
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London
Exset
Kent
Sussex
Hillman Airways
le Bourget
Croyddton
Consignee
Goering Defines Stance On General Name In Berlin
Goering insists the dead general’s name stays, amid weeks of talks with Hitler and Bahlocher. He accuses Bahlocher of seeking to spark January 2 revolt. Goering aims at Poland’s borders, while Berlin braces for political fallout from his Poland visit and security measures around Linz.
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Berlin
Hitler
Goering
Historiens Forest
Poland
Linz
Gonring
Severe Ice and Snow disrupt British Roads and Seas
England endures severe winter conditions with blocked mail roads across the north and heavy seas along the coast. Lifeboats stood by in many districts as trawlers and smaller vessels were driven ashore. Thaw and renewed frost hampered motoring, with cars abandoned in Yorkshire and other areas, and electric railways in London and suburbs disrupted.
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Britain
Baveral
Yorkshire
Motoriata
Australian Pacific Flying founder aims for Sydney plans
Charles Kingston Brith arrived in Sydney by Montenegrin planes aboard the Monte Llaeran. He declared his aim to form a 10,000 pound company to build high speed aircraft and establish a transcontinental air service with private funding, seeking government subsidy avoidance. He waited for a plane to depart and outlined repayment expectations.
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Sydney
Charles
Pacific
Maia
Bydney
Mina
Ly Porth
Mat Such & Kervice
Mum Pru Pt
Early Stuart Coins Found in British Discovery
Archaeologists announce discovery of early Stuart era coins in Britain shedding light on trade and circulation. Researchers identify mint marks and dating to the early 17th century, offering new clues about economic networks and regional exchanges.
Indian Bill Debate Opens in House of Commons
London reports begin intensive political activity today as MPs return to Parliament to debate the Indian Constitution and housing, with parliamentary time likely to focus on governance and constitutional questions amid budget considerations and broader policy stakes.
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London
House of Commons
Destrabie
Ortm Dafoe
Soviet Leader Ashes Carried To Kremlin
Moscow reports Stalin and dignitaries gathered as the ashes of Valerian Kulbyshev, vice president and commissar, were moved to the Kremlin wall. An artillery salute sounded while troops and a choir processed, with a calm statement from Lord Ofilsten. The town of Gumare was renamed in his memory and his remains were handed for examination.
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Moscow
Uberpelshevile
Centenary Athletics Meet in Melbourne Highlights
Melbourne hosts the Centenary Games with top performances across events. Finland’s M Bip Pala wins javelin with 237 ft, while J Metcuite and V Parello claim high and javelin marks respectively. Australia, Britain, NZ athletes set times and heights, with multiple challenges and records noted.
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Monasy
James
M. Bippala
Finland
Geet Dbina
We McKennie
Australia
Sina
Wilson
Slina
Wilman
Auphelan
Fl Tates
Vie
F Vv
Vilna
G. Math AN
Coleman
Aust
Dickinson
K. Teague
Rabie Burns Great Grand Daughter Sends Letter
The great granddaughter Annie Vincent Burns Scott expresses regret at missing Canberra honour for Robert Burns statue unveiling on January 26. She praises Burns for his kindness and hopes the ceremony is a great success, signing with warm regards.
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Rabie Burns
Canberra
Burns Memorial Fund
Robert Burns
Buena
Annie Vincent Burns Scott
Priest Honoured at Requiem for Monsignor Victor Peoples
A funeral requiem for Monsignor Victor Robert Charles Peoples, who died suddenly in a motor accident Friday night, was conducted by his brother Mather Johm Peapian of Fivedock at Clovelly church. The service followed his passing and the assembly breezed through the ceremony with local mourners in attendance.
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Bydney
Maniay
Mami
Victor Robert Charlen Peoples
Mather’ Johm Peapian
Fivedock
Crowded NSW Beaches See Multiple Injuries During Holiday
A large holiday crowd at New South Wales beaches faced numerous incidents. Among the injured were 18 year old Arthur Anderson of Maaco who nearly drowned in the Woropora river, Mulholland, after getting trapped in a deep hole but revived with hot water and ambulance aid. Another swimmer, Mim J Pooty of Bondi, was struck in the back by a swimmer near large breakers and collected for care. A man collided with two bathers amid rough surf, and several others were hurt in the chaotic scene marked by strong waves and rescues.
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Bydney
O Gay
Bottien
McLaugnis
Consy Puuaten
Mim J
Bondt
Suruer
Shea
NSW Receiver Cabinet Appointment Sparked by Chamber Deputation
A deputation from the Chamber of Commerce urged Attorney General Mengien to urge the Commonwealth to rescind the appointment of an official receiver to New South Wales. Mr Monsids supported the deputation while Benton dismissed the matter as unworthy of decision.
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New South, Wales
Chamber of Commerce
FR. Mengien
Monsids
Benton
Cormier Wins The American In A Dull 15 Round Contest
Vernon Cormier outpointed Lou Howarde in a lengthy 45 round bout marked by few clean exchanges. Cormier pressed late but was edged by Edwards who controlled much of the fight with steadier lead punching. Despite effort, Cormier failed to overturn the result as Edwards appeared the sharper fighter.
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Sydney
Vernon Cormie
Lou Howarde
Cutters Bay
Cormine
Edwards
Cormier
Pitcairn Island expedition returns to Honolulu
A Bishop Muamim led expedition reached Pitcairn Island after a 4000 mile voyage recording encounters with inland Haulh people and examining bones and plant specimens to study Pacific ancestry. The party found Pitcairn typical of distant life with limited material abundance and hopeful for history of Pacific peoples.
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Honolulu
South
Rann
Muamim
Honoluhs
Stung to Death by Mosquitoes In Australian Match
In Boggarill on Monday, a plague of mosquitoes caused multiple stings in a cricket match. The Victorians trailed as Beatte and Chilvers delivered key overs, with Beatte scoring and Ebeling struggling against fast bowling. The weather and field conditions fostered a tense chase, and Oldfield lifted the crowd with a late stand as the game neared its end.
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Boggarill
Dletice
Eell
Rigg
Soake
Chivers
Hhe
O'Reilly
Bromisy
Chilvera
Beatte
Hievern
Chilvers
Barnatt
Lee
Ebeling
Acora
Beures
Doctor's Rights at Hornsby Hospital Resignation Sparks Debate
Commenting on Dr May's remarks, the resignation letter to the Hornsby Hospital Board was read. A minister said doctors may use hospital facilities for private and intermediate patients, while expressing concern over indirect personal gain.
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Sydney
May
Hornsby Hospital
Frealahr
Weaver Ald
London party will watch producers' interests
The Prime Minister said today there had been criticism of the party’s periodical travels to England next month. He noted rural industries would be represented, with a direct rural industry delegate yet to be chosen, and discussed cabinet meetings in Canberra and trade commissioner appointments for Tokyo, Batavia, and Shanghai. The House of Representatives timetable was adjusted to meet February 20.
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Sydney
England
Lyons
Dua
Aino
Canberra
Norrow
Maid
Tokio
Batavia
Bhanghal
London
Butter exports rise from Australia to UK this season
Butter exports planned over the weekend by Verrnet or Cem indicate shipments from Australia totaling 9,148 tons to the United Kingdom. The same period last year saw 10,040 tons exported, showing a small decline in shipments.
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Austalla Hia
United Kingdom
Swiss Socialists Back National Defence Policy Vote
In Lucerne on Sunday the Swift Socialist Party approved by 84 percent in favor of a national defence policy. The motion aligned with Selgin A in the Duel Hocialleta while opposing the trends in Germany and urging a defence stance in response to current events.
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Swift Socialist Party
Tereby
Ihamselven
Selgin A
Hocialleta
Ing
Trardoents
Germany
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