Bradman On The Mend For Next Week In Test Preparations
London reports Bradman’s injury improving and likely fit for the next week as Australia prepared to face Northampton. Larwood’s spot in the second Test team is debated amid press speculation. Ebel and O’Reilly excel in a lengthy innings, while Snowden and Fleetwood-Smith contribute strongly as the batting and bowling sides test form ahead of the match.
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London
Northhampton
Bradman
Larwood
First Day's Play in Northampton Match Notable Innings and Decline
A fragmented report from Northampton describes Chiperfeld, Bralinvane, and O'Reilly delivering notable batting displays, with 284 rising to a low total for the tour as Bradman and Hakowel faltered. Snowden and Fleetwood-Smith contributed in a tense partnership as bounds were set and broken during a long day.
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Northampton
Chiperfeld
Netano
Radian
O'Reilly
Bradman
O'Reily
Bradman Wan
Hakowel
Snowden
Ule
Agaist
Eheling
Axling
Fleetwood -Simith
Betore
Bleetwood- Smith
Austria Submits Proof to Italy in Contested Match Scorecard
A detailed cricket scorecard shows Australia facing Austria with Matthews scoring 29 overs and 71 runs, Fleetwood-Amith taking 0 wickets, Brown and Cox delivering multiple overs, and Partridge, Bromley, and O'Reilly contributing with wickets and maidens as the teams tally runs and outs. The report records overs, maidens, and dismissals across a tense contest on a June day.
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Abeling
O'Reilly
Grimahaw
Timms
Bradman
Flestwool- Bowlipp
Pitt
Ballamy
O'Rly
Simiden
Partridge
Coxby
Pleatwood
Toe Towel
Bubett
Bommaiden
Mathews
Lbw
B. Fleetwood-Amith
Bakewell
Maiden
Brown
Shiw
Fleetwood-Amith
Cox
Bromley
B. O'Reily
England and Austria Talk Tariff and Ally Shifts
A muddled report from London and Vienna outlines suggested omissions by England and the Austrian government signaling shifts ahead of talks. The document cites candidates Clark Voce Nichols and Bowen for a cricket wicket approach and notes Austrians seeking monetary and diplomatic adjustments with Germany. The piece references Mussolini Hitler diplomacy, a Rome-aligned summit, and a future conference planned for New Zealand in 1990.
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London
Thomson Giemgom
Vienna
Rome
Germany
Arthur Shirley Benn
Austria
Arthur Benn
Firat Innit
solChenner
Bakenll
Herrsicher
Ugnuil
New Zealand
Arwood Plans New Line of Attack But No More Body Line
Arwood signals a shift in strategy with a planned new line of attack. He states there will be no more body line deliveries in the upcoming play, signaling a change in approach while focusing on other bowling tactics.
Stop Press Australia Total One Wicket For Thirteen
A chaotic London report on cricket as Larwood faces pressure to adapt an orthodox fast bowling style during Australia tour. The Daily Telegraph quotes critics and supporters debating whether he should alter his form, with concerns over fairness and the impact on his health and career.
Canberra Hospital Board to Seek Tax Increase Plan
Canberra hospital advisory board met to discuss lifting general ward charges and funding relief for residents of the Federal Capital Territory. A 10 am conference with the Minister for Health and health officials will review hospital tax changes and access to treatment outside the Territory.
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Canberra
Genberts Avizament Hospital
Federal Capital Territory
Ln Board of Management
Hospitah
Shu
Walon
Atert
Hevenue
End in Sight in America Warhington Wheat Outlook
The article reports the Bureau of Agriculture foreseeing a short wheat crop in America this year. Wallace warns the 12 2 million bushels yield next year may barely surpass prewar norms. Despatches suggest world wheat trade stabilizes as Argentina jeopardizes export quotas and the agreement’s integrity.
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Warhington
America
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Wallace Ade
Te Bouthers
Hitler's Visit Arrives in Venice Amid Aerial Pageantry
Newsreel style report describes Hitler landing at Lido airport near Venice aboard a all metal airship escorted by two planes. Mussolini, flanked by Black Shirts, greets him as the pair proceed by motor launch to the city amid ceremonial salutes and spectacle.
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Venice
Yoo Neurath
Hitler
Lido
Mumica
Linuscut'yeiuasay
Austrian Terrtory
Hignor Mussolini
Gonvan
Heep Hier
Hen Poth
Destroyers collide off Malta in early report
Unclear marble of text notes that destroyers Codrington and Casta collided off Malta during exercises. Reported damage to vessels but personnel unharmed. Fragmentary details impossible to confirm from the garbled source.
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DON. Wednewany
TW Srtsh
Codrington
Casta
Malta
Ities
Am Thu
National Party Continuance Sought in England
A manifesto by Conservative MPs headed by Auntin Chambertsin calls for a National Government in which a National Party without party labels would operate across the old parties. It argues such a habit would better serve the electorate and the country, ensuring stable governance beyond factional lines.
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National Party
England
London
Wednsaslay
House of Commons
Auntin Chambertsin
Nationa
Nepeat
Dealre
Dry spell ends in Victoria as heavy rains fall
The Victoria drought is reported broken with heavy rainfall across the state in the last 24 hours. The article notes wet conditions and references local figures and sports commentary, though the text is fragmented and includes stray names and garbled phrases.
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Melbourne
Wanderings of the Japanese Vice-Consul at Nanking
An account describes the Japanese Vice-Consul at Nanking, Kuramoto, declaring a desire to die during wanderings near Purple Mountain. The narrative follows his movements toward Sun Vet den Mausoleums and the memorial at the city gate, with tense reflections on the city and its people.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Stallman & Rickshaw
Sun Vet den Mausoleurs
Paramoto
Wireless licences issued in Australia by Postmaster General
Wireless licences totalling BT4113 were issued in Australia by the Postmaster-General's Department on May 2, 1951, with increases since July 1, 1903 and a total of 104,688 licences by that period.
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Australia
E Department
Latham Returns from Mission Talks on Far East Relations
Australian Attorney-General Mr Latham arrived in Sydney after leading a mission to the Far East. He said the trip clarified misconceptions about Australia’sTariff policy and stressed the need for quiet talks to ease tensions. He praised personal contacts made with leaders and warned that trade must be balanced with diplomacy to protect Australian industries.
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Arlee
Auatratta
Mmr
Lathan
Latham
le Bast
Ghia
Australia
Wenuiine
Java
China
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Hid
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Boyt
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Trionda
Australie
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Neltiemer
Nocihon Terriary
Auatralia
Auatrwil
Halle
Torrets
Norwegian freighter destroyed by fire at sea
A Norwegian freighter was destroyed by fire off the coast near York. The vessel sank with a crew of sixteen or more lost, and only a portion of the crew survived to reach lifeboats and escapes. Rescue efforts focused on signaling and locating survivors as the burning ship drifted and finally sank.
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Hensun
Yael
Puma
Bauer
Ren
Mirvili
Tance
Minh Tun
Sfnaguta
Moyenn
Niles
Vantinghitlee
Silver Bill Passes Congress In Silver Policy Shift
Washington records indicate the Silver Bill moved to the White House with a mixed reception. The administration and silver bloc pressed for increased silver payments while debates over payment in kind and monetary stock authority continued among lawmakers and officials.
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Washington
White House
Houas
House of Tecarementativer
Doughton
North Carolina
Democentro
Meradden
Pennsylvania
Hull
Britain
cFedden
Tivighton
Adiunetpuin
Jean Batten Due in Canberra at 12.15 P.M.
A fragmentary report notes Jean Batten is to fly to Canberra arriving about 2 15 p m aboard a Civil Aviation Department plane piloted by Captain D Ross. She will launch with the Prime Minister and Cabinet members and depart Canberra for Brisbane shortly after 3 o'clock.
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Canberra
Mle Jeushuvm
Bendon
Civil Aviation Tment
D. Ross
Goulburn
Sydney
Brianane
Fragmentary note on British trade and a ministerial report
A damaged OCR fragment discusses British trade interests and a proposed model for future markets. It mentions Mr Lathan compiling a comprehensive report on a longer topic to be presented to a minister.
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Lathan
Ing Terbunsen
Moratorium on Foreign Debts by Germany to Start July 1
Germany announces a six month moratorium on foreign debt payments starting July 1, with the Reichsbank to suspend outstanding obligations and the German government disclaiming sole responsibility for payment while seeking Allied approval. Officials indicate Berlin will not honor external demands beyond stated terms.
London commentary on new note and trade terms
Fragmented remarks discuss a new note and potential trade arrangements. The piece references The Times and mentions payments, penalties, and legal considerations linked to the evolving financial proposal. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
War debts note from Washington hints at payment terms
A Washington dispatch reports on the American note to Britain regarding war debt payments. President Roosevelt suggests the note was a diplomatic communication rather than a direct offer, signaling the approach to settle debts and the payment basis without committing to concrete terms.
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Washington
Labour Conference Aims Constitutional Labor Reform in Australia
The Australian Labour delegates argue for constitutional methods to address social and economic issues, rejecting terrorism and violence as tools. They seek workers’ engagement with responsible reform while stressing stable, lawful avenues under democratic processes.
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Australia
Trejow
Counctla
Mi Roche
Brisbane
Budge
Everal
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