McCabe’s epic 240 tops Australian fame at Lord’s
McCabe opens for Australia in England and scores 240 in 380 minutes to push Surrey’s total and build a convincing lead before lunch. Bromley and Gover strike back, Woodfull falters, and a dramatic day ends with Australia aiming for a draw as Squires and Gregory resist.
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McCabe
Australia
England
Surrey
Dover
Chipferld
Gover
Wdenutinul Gall
Holme
Wendar
Allpe
McCabs
Sizarble
Bromley
Ourland Wells
Fender
Isai
Ste
Canaarian
Gregory
Ohne
Grimmett
Paul Junck
Miquier
Grimmatt
Viding O'Reilly
Squires Dod Gregory
Wall
Q'Railly
Fleetwood-Smith
Fonsturd
Marten Y Wallle
End of Second Day's Play Amid Heat Wave in India and Australia
Reports from Calcutta describe extreme heat across South India with Beawada reaching 130 degrees in the shade. Towns suffered as animals and people died or fainted, while in England and Australia cricket commentary noted batting feats by Ponsford, McCabe, and Bradman amid a heat-pressed tour talk.
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Laya
South India
Beawada
Jacobabad
Tadla
Billore
Ashilkand
United Provinces
London
Ponstard
Holmes
North Astern
India
Ponsford
Goyer
McCabe
Squires
Bradman
Fender
Hobbs
McCabe Seo
Reldamean
Gover
Kippax
Cnippert
Lowe Australia
Tare
Burrey
Disarmament talks hit a bleak mood in Geneva
In Geneva the Disarmament Conference chair Mr Henderson warned the talks may fail unless nations present genuine renunciations. Delegates claimed evasions persist as Capt Anthony Eden broadcast that the outlook is darker than ever unless France and Germany modify key declarations to reach a convention.
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Geneva
Henderson
Jereon
Anthony Eden
France
Germany
Australian cricketers gift to king's grandson in London
A garbled London notice reports The Australian cricketers present a signed gift to the king's grandson before dawn. Manager Mr. Hushby states the boy requested autographs from all players and 12 others were to receive a graph or note of thanks.
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London
King’s
Hushby
Naval Review Stuns New York With Aerial Parade
In New York City a grand naval review unfolded with 184 planes in formation above the harbor. Sailors, destroyers, and warships marched before the President aboard the cruiser Indianapolis as Commander-in-Chief Roosevelt hailed the display as a stellar national show of strength.
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New York
America
Nupardi
Indianapolia
Roomaveltan
Deportation Berlin Chronicle Incoherent Arrest Report
Pembroke Styphens, associate of the London Daily Express, and relatives were arrested in Berlin. Officers of the secret service entered and detained them without disclosing the location. The Berlin office connection is noted, with reports of a fettered charge involving funds and telephoto activities.
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Berlin
Pembroke Styphens
London
Ixpram
Tela
Stephens
Bacret
Talien
Kaste
U A P Leaders Discuss Federal Election Unity
In Melbourne the United Australia Party leaders met to discuss plans for the forthcoming federal elections and possible unity with the Country Party. The Prime Minister said the conference was not a response to Dr Earle Page’s proposals but would consider them. The party pressed for full union across states to avoid wasted votes and mutual antagonism. The lineup included prominent figures from New South Wales and Victoria, with key statements urging complete party federation to advance national interests.
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Melbourne
U.A.P
Ménsicr Fiotel
Earle Page
Country Party
LULGP
New South Wales
Lyols
Malka
Page
Yobs
Lyona
Stevens
The
National Union
Willis
USA
P. ‘Orgastastion
K. i. Snow
H. W. Borsfeld
Wilton “Smith
M6l.a
Young Nationalist’ Organisation
R. G. Menzies
United Australia Organisation
Victoria
United ‘Australia
Vic
Australia
Dr. Pages
House of Representatives
UAP
UCP
United Country Party
Electios
Jonis
Saranten
Tbe Com
Jsaunity
Btevens
Jyaney
Hughes denies Senate run. will seek North Sydney seat
In North Sydney, Mr W M Hughes refutes reports of a Senate bid and confirms he will contest the North Sydney seat he currently holds, stating there is no ground for such a report and affirming his candidacy for the local seat.
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Sydney
W. M. Hughes
Senate
North Sydney
Highway Repairs Prompt Cautious Driving on Federal Route
Maintenance crews work on the Mul ware Shire Federal Highway with pipe and concrete pumps active. In Yasb Canberra road area three bridge structures span Jier Creek as construction continues, drivers told to slow down and observe signs for safety.
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Mulware Shire
Yasb
Canberra
Jier Creek
Doctors Safe After Plane Crash Near Wave Hill
Two doctors Dr C C Fenton and Dr W Woolnough were found safe after a search by planes from Broome and Darwin. Fenton, piloting to Jock's Creek, crashed near Victoria Downs. Woolnough was recovered at the campsite. Both men were taken to Rathers time by motor car.
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C. C Fenton
Northern Territory
W. Woolnough
Department of the Interior
Canberra
Ws Hill
Darwis
Broome
Victoria Downs
Victori Dawns Station
Woolnough
Mr. Perkins
W.A
Darwin
Wave Hill
Fenton
Katherine
Bitlett O
Jock's Creek
Woolnaugh
Victoria
Australian High Commissioner voices views on wheat limits
The Australian High Commissioner Mr Bruce said there has been no change in Australia’s stance on wheat export limits. He noted a shift since the London world economic conference toward lowering trade barriers. He warned production restriction is unlikely and could not be achieved given America’s experience, while export markets remain under pressure.
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BL Fry
Orimmett
O'Reilly
Gover
Eliont Ayers
Thoma Moult
Tetegraph
Ponsford
Pece
McCabe
Guyer
Bradman
Robertson Gisagow
Mornitty Post
Brillanes
Auatrailo
Thomas Boult
Daily Telegraph
Adelaide
Oval
Bess
New York
Mr. Bruce
Joe AU
Australia
Bruce
London
Mbachely
Ineville
Washington
Ofolais
Commonwealth
America
Centenary Air Race Draws 43 Entries From London to Melbourne
Forty three machines entered for the Centenary Air Race from London to Melbourne. The event begins at noon today with four last minute entries. Notable participants include D. A. Savills of the RAAF and Major G. H. Cowper of New Zealand. The Australian Women's Weekly machine plans to fly, though its pilot is not yet known.
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Melbourne
London
Sydney
D. AL Savills
RAAF
Harris
Trade push in east backs foreign markets bold plan
A prominent member of the Byding Chamber of Commerce urged the separation of C. delat shock comp and urged MacPheron as a display driver for an international trade push. Robertson supported the plan emphasizing global markets with New Zealand Australia France and Ireland cited as examples. The proposal aims to boost export fees and broaden commodities for international buyers.
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Sydney
Byding Chamber of Commerce
C. Delat
New Zealand
Awediah
Franch
Telina
Tad Trish
Missing funds in late Professor Chapman estate linked to securities
In Bankruptcy court judge Lukin heard an affidavit for the Royal Society detailing missing bonds worth 3360 pounds from the Royal Society of New South Wales and 16000 pounds tied to the Australian National Research Council. Chapman reportedly sold bonds and stocks totaling 46600 pounds over four years, with assets under 2000 pounds. An inquest into Chapman’s death was announced, with a post mortem and stomach analysis by the Government Analyst.
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Sydney
Henry Chapman
Sydney University
Justice Lukin
N. F. Cowper
Royal Society
Royal Society of New South Wales
Australian National Research Council
Professor Chapman
Chapman
Chapmen
Norman Lethbridge Cowper
Cowper
Mrr. Palmer
Joseph Palmer
Bone
Fatock
Hinamdayit
Deere Julina
Treasury
Fisearch Corneil
George Gullue
Council
Chapmin
Rimals
Orthermore
Whiels
Uaan Ee
Charges in bankruptcy court detail misappropriation case
Sydney news reports charges of misappropriation of funds and securities totaling £3,600 tied to the estate of the late Professor Henry Chapman of Sydney Snivaraily. The bankruptcy court actions name Chapman as treasurer of a society, with investigations noting missing bonds, forged or missing records, and disputed estate assets totaling around £2,000 for Chapman and extensive unidentified funds.
Death Certificate Refused in London Medical Case
In London on Friday the death certificate was refused as Chapman, a doctor, declined to issue it. The body was taken to the morgue before the funeral, with Dr Stratford Mhakdem, assistant Government medical officer, attending. Chapman had long been treated by a specialist for a heart disease.
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Bydney
Quentin
Chapman
Protesser
Stratford Mhakdem
Essistant
Film Actor Death Notice Extended to June 30
A film industry notice confirms the death event remains in public records with an official extension of its reporting or memorial deadline to June 30. The extension affects filings and observances tied to the actor's passing and related notices.
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