Australia Wins by 238 Runs at Lord's Test
Australia dominated the first test, winning by 238 runs as England faced a near-impossible chase. Woodfull declared at 273 for eight, O Reilly and Grimmett bowled steadily to push England into a losing position. The match featured solid centuries by Australian batsmen, tight bowling by Grimmett and O Reilly, and a tense final session as England pursued a rescue with Ames and Leyland.
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Buried Shell Explodes on Serbian Farm AUSTRALIA TINGS
A buried shell exploded on a Serbian farm causing damage and drawing Australian attention to regional hazards. Local authorities investigated the incident and appealed for safety awareness amid ongoing postwar tensions.
England First Inning Chaos Amid War Time Strife
In a fragmented report from Bulivrade dated Monday a farm labourer, unemployed for a month, injures himself with a blade while attempting to pry at old iron believed to be a German stall. The incident shatters the house of his family, including a wife and two daughters, as details of the early innings and players like Woodfull and Ames appear in a chaotic score summary.
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Ames
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Obipparsaia
Grimmatt O Brown
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Maremond
Faraone
Ham
Larwood Poised for Lord's Return in June Test
Larwood looks certain for the match starting June 23 at Lord's as selectors in England and Australia monitor his form. He bowls pacey, orthodox and appeared fully recovered, sending Langridge to the pavilion and bowling twenty six overs in two days. rumors of a Nottingham teats decline are denied.
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Thomas Sakray
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Voce
Baat Langridge
Twee Voce
Nottingham
Hurricane in Central America Death Toll Rising
Relief workers estimated about 2,000 people dead in El Salvador after a catastrophic hurricane last week. Floods and landslides devastated mountains, towns, and rivers, with survivors awaiting aid and details slowly emerging from the disaster zone.
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Uncertainty Over UAP Election Date Boosts July Delay
The United Austi Party delays deciding the Commonwealth election date, with June 27 pre-session unsettled and mid July discussions possible. The Martin by election outcome and internal UAP shifts influence stance on holding polls in March or September. Several UAP members hint Pat Lleane should face normal contest if Holman’s large last vote margin narrows.
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Martin
Wicely
Maren
Pat Llecane
Holman
Tasmania trip denounced as not pre election move
Deputy leader Mr T Paterson of the Country Party denied reports that the visit of timecff Dr Page and Senator Elliott to Tasmania was an election ploy. He said they received many invitations to discuss overseas marketing and economy, asserting the Country Party would shape the field in Wilmot and reestablish the U.C.P. as a separate political group in Tasmania.
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T. Paterson
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Elliott
Tasmania
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Wilmot
U.C.P
Deportation Sequel to Charge of Communism
London reports a developing case linked to a New Zealand University professor in Tokyo. William Eckerton, arrested months ago on charges of involvement in Communist activities, faces further action as the deportation sequel unfolds.
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London
William Eckerton
Maw Zealand University
Tokio
Austria Uncertain in Face of Terrorism
Vienna reports ongoing unrest as terror threats and emergency measures test Austria's government. Public confidence wavers over whether authorities can restore order amid frequent alarms and security suspensions.
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Austria
Australian team denies rumors of discord at match
Unfounded press reports claim the Australian test team faced alleged tensions over selection and Bradman. Manager Mr. Bushby dismissed the rumors as fabrications, saying the team has shown unity and expects fair play in return.
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Kippax
Aloo
Bradman
Missing Vice Consul Shang Sparks Sino-Japanese Tensions
Japanese officials deny danger after the disappearance of Kuramoto in Nanking as a third Japanese naval officer heads to the capital. Chinese authorities offer a reward of £1000 for information, while Japanese residents debate evacuation amid ongoing mystery.
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Million Deficit Forecast for Victoria
A damaged OCR snippet reports a looming deficit for Victoria with figures suggesting a shortfall around £1000. The text is fragmented and contains several transcription errors making specifics unclear. The item reads as a local financial notice or brief financial forecast from Melbourne or Victoria authorities.
British Government May Act To Restore Order
In the House of Olympia last week the Home Secretary Sir John Glimour said the country largely agrees disorder must not be tolerated and if it continues authorities may be given further powers to restore order and prevent disruptions.
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House of Olympia
John Glimour
Vandalism at St Patrick's Cathedral Reats Jewel Heist
Thieves forced entry to St Patrick's Cathedral last night and stole emeralds and jewels, damaging gold plates and windows. Damages estimated at 11,000. Monsignor Losargun noted no sacred icon desecration, but security losses were significant.
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Whisky Age Increase Aired In Meeting
The Tall Beard meeting at Stoney discussed raising the whisky maturation period from two to three years. Arthur J. Coston, attorney for James Ramsay and company, advocated a five year period. Mr. McConaghy chaired and noted drinkers' recense responses, while McLaughlin & Co Ltd urged no doubt about whisky age prejudice against Australian Wirsky, claimed five years as minimum.
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Arthur J. Coston
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Coston
Nae Prete
Oor
McLaughlin and Company Ltd
Wirsky
Bust of Julius Caesar Unearthed in India
A fragmentary description notes the discovery of a bust likened to Julius Caesar or Augustus. It mentions a sepia-toned likeness and a claim that the bust is the real effigy of a ruler, with derisive commentary on its authenticity.
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Paorosepia
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Boxing Comedy in New York Recalls Fuzzy Bout Laughs
A fragmented report from New York captures a boxing comedy scene with spectators and commentators joking about a bout. Scorers, spectators, and actors share witty exchanges as the event unfolds with playful banter and lighthearted spectacle.
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Miss Jean Batten Mystery Records Shifting Names
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Miss Jean Batten mystery with garbled text and misread phrases. The readable bits suggest a travel or personal feature, but concrete facts, dates, or places are not extractable. Further reliable text needed to craft a proper summary.
Rural relief plan forms amid scattered notes
A fragmentary report notes a rural relief effort with unnamed groups seeking a new scheme to address local needs. The text is unclear but suggests a formal plan or meeting to name or organize relief activities.
Four Die In Airliner Crash Near New York
A New York bound American Airlines flight crashed killing four aboard. Officials report the crash occurred shortly after takeoff with investigators examining the wreckage and cause remains undetermined.
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