Warner Attacks Body-Line Bowling in West Indies Test
London reports Mr. P. F. Warner condemns body-line bowling used by West Indies against England in the second test. He calls the attack venomous and says it dulls the game, noting observers in Australia and a replica of Larwood’s method.
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Soviet publishes Five Year Plan results in London
A Soviet report titled Five Year Plan published in London claims the plan has details on employment figures and production milestones. The dispatch notes 1,000,000 workers and outlines progress toward planned goals amid global interest in Soviet economic targets.
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Ruraday
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Gandhi plans new sacred mission in Calcutta
Gandhi plans a fresh mission and disbands Ashram on the eve of departure. The report notes his secrecy about the mission while observers quote increases in wages and pension funds, and highlights a mix of political and sports items in the issue.
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West Indies Test Leg Theory Revived in London Affair
In London on Monday the West Indies fast bowlers attacked England with unusual tactics at the second test. Hamhanded fielding and a few blows left one batsman needing medical attention while Jardine showed cautious response. The match featured aggressive bowling and a shift to novel field placements as the visitors pressed for dominance.
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New Land of Opportunity In Kimberleys Plan Outlined
The Morning Post highlights James Connolly's plan for national colonisation in Kimberley as Australia’s Prime Minister announces funds. He argues 100,000 families could live there in 12 years, with vast tracts of land, mineral rights, railways, and a new chartered company form.
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Sea Freights Big Charge On Wool Clip
The president of the Grusiera Mr Walker said that a proposed reduction of one sixth of a penny per pound in freight by overseas shipping companies had no real value. They wanted a straight rate at a satisfactory level without rebates. Freight totals for Australian city wool sold this season ending June 30 were about £4,000,000, below one eighth of the total paid for the clip.
Fascism Seen As More Democratic Than Democracy
Mr Eric Campbell leader of the New Guard while on a European trip claimed fascist movements were of the people not a few and that Fascism was more democratic than democracy. He described British fascism as gaining ground and Germany as a powerful nation while Italy worked at maximum capacity.
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League Dues List of Defaulters Grows
Geneva Tuesday report shows rising League of Nations subscription arrears with three initial defaulters expanding to 1, 16 and 28 names. Germany added to the list, while a claim against the German Bank was placed but not accessible outside Germany.
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World Congress slow death looms over Australia Ottawa talks
The report notes a dying World Economic Conference with little hope of concrete results before week’s end. Australian officials expect no decisive outcomes until the global division disperses. In Cessnock a rail wreck injures no one, a private line derailment spills trucks, and racing results unfold as reports of wheat talks and empire marketing loom amid political meetings and currency debates.
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Monoplane to Cross Tasman With Southern Cross Demonstration
New Zealand Airman Captain White will pilot the Australian monoplane to accompany the Southern Cross on a flight to New Zealand next year. The monoplane, to be named Codock, will carry passengers, fuel, and mail and is set to operate routes to the Dominion. Sir Charles Kingeford-Smith has been named technical adviser for the project.
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Davis Cup final picks French team with Borotea in doubles
M Laconte named French Davis Cup squad for Paris selections. Team consists of Cochet Berora Brugnon Martl with Borotea slated only for doubles partnering Brugnon. Merlin questioned due to form and fitness, Walle Myers notes. France may struggle to retain the cup.
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Revolutionary plot in Spain to overthrow the Republic
Madrid reports a widespread anti government plot led to mass arrests across Spain including many women. Police disrupted plans by fascists monarchists and anarchists as arrests continued in Granada and Madrid. In Madrid 117 arrested with 63 sent to Ocana penal settlement. High Court sentenced army officers and others linked to the August monarchist plot ranging three to twenty years.
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Weld find sparks Geld rush to Negamble Melbourne
Reported good weld find near Negamble triggers rush of prospectors to the geld area. Tuesday John Hepburn sustained a fractured right leg after his motor cycle collided with a car on Liverpool Road Summer Hill to night.
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Royal Trincy Alfred Hospital
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British Vatican seat debate drives radio ad clash
London reports on diplomatic and political maneuvering over the Vatican’s temporal role and potential seat at international forums. The Daily Telegraph notes contention with Italy’s Lateran treaty, while British officials warn of rivalries and controversy similar to 1926.
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Trotsky to Meet Litvinoff Foreshadowing Moscow Return
The Paria correspondent of The Daily Herald reports Trotsky will meet Litvinoff, signaling a possible reconciliation and his return to Moscow to aid in building up the Soviet. Permission for Trotsky to visit France was granted with Soviet approval.
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