Larwood to face Lords test with captain's orders
Australians watch confident Larwood will bowl under captain's orders at Lords if selected for the second test. Officials may limit his leg trap while MCC and Australian Board seek to avoid revived tactics. Larwood's pace remains feared by the Australians on the sporty Lords pitch.
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London
Australian Press Association
Northampton
Inet
Larwood
Lords
M.C.C
Australian Board of Control
Australia
Larwood in Line for Lords Test Say English Selector
Sir Stanley Jackson said if Larwood is fit he would be chosen for the Lords test. He added no conditions apply beyond team members following the captain's orders. The Standard notes Nottingham captain A W Carr would resign only under team pressure and disputes over use of Larwood and Voce. Turnbull, picked for Gentlemen of England versus Australia, is ill and to be replaced by E R T.
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Stanley Jackson
Larwood
Manley Jackson
Nottingham
A. W. Carr
Voce
Jardine
Arwon
Permin
Turnbull
Eng
Australia
Northampton match reports a tense day in London test
In a fractured account from the Northampton match in London, Brown and Barnett lead a strong stand with Brown reaching a century amid Australia’s low total on tour. Snowden later top scores with 106 as the innings stumble with brisk bursts from Ebeling and Partridge.
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London
Brad
Bradman
Brown
Barnett
Matthews
Nce Barnett
Titole
Inall
Reilly
Australia
Ebeling
Derling
Snewden
Bakewell
Bnowen
Ly Bakens
Leon
O'Reilly
Northampton
Snowden
Pleetwood
Darling
Kippax
Partridge
Bromiley
Chipperfield
Yeater
Prince Congratulates Woodfull at London Appeal
The Prince of Wales opened the Child Immigration Society appeal for 100000 pounds to fund three Emma farm schools in Victoria, with a 1000 pound cheque. Mr. W. M. Woodfull attended the event as the Australian captain was cheered. The Prince spoke from the platform and later praised the Australians' test match finish.
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London
the of Wales
Child Immigration Society
Em Farm
Bridge
Victoria
W. M. Woodfull
Atform
Woodfull
NOT FORTIFIED Japanese Mandate in Pacific
Sydney reports Mr. Latham head of the Australian Mission to the East stating fortifications are not being placed on Japanese dated islands. He said Parliament will likely see an annual League of Nations report from Japan, though Japan is not a member. He urged support for Chinese merchants in Australia.
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Latham
National Club
Japan
League of Nations
Australia
British approval of mission to Asia and Australia
In the House of Commons Sir John BIMON said the British Government had been kept informed of Australian Attorney General Latham’s recent mission to the Netherlands East Indies Singapore China and Japan. He urged the House to join in congratulating Latham on a journey of great value.
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London
House of Commons
Latham
Netherlands
East Indies
Singapore
China
Japan
Jon Bimon
Atham
Lyons hints at February election campaign in Australia
Prime Minister Mr Lyons told a Marulan gathering he would likely be in the midst of an election campaign in February. He was en route to Canberra after touring the South Coast and spoke to both Australian and British audiences on international matters.
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Sydney
Marulan
Canberra
South Coast
Mr. Lyons
Tobacco gains from Australian leaf use and rising prices
The Commonwealth Customs Department notes increased use of Australian tobacco leaf, signaling industry growth after easing early disabilities. Minister Mr. T White says production of a high grade leaf improves prices while Australia moves toward self sufficiency except for blending tobacco.
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Commonwealth Customs Department
T. White
Australia
White
Australia Canada tariff preference extended for dried fruits
The Cannes Government agreed to continue for a year with the Commonwealth Government a tariff arrangement that allows Australian fruit and raisins to enter Canada free of duty. This policy gives Australia tariff preference on the export market at a four cent level.
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Melbourne
Cannes
Commonwealth
Canada
Australia
National Library Buys Dalrymple Collection for Centenary Display
The Commonwealth Government approves a major purchase for the National Library replacing the Cook collection as the institution's most significant acquisition since 1823. The Dalrymple books manuscripts charts and pictures illuminate early Australian exploration and links to Captain Cook. The Library Committee plans to lend the items to Melbourne Public Library for Centenary exhibitions.
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National Library
Cook
Dalrymple
Alexander Dalrymple
Captain Cook
Library Committee
House of Representatives
G. H. Mackay
The
Binns
Ermeast Scott
Melbourne University
London
Melbourne
Australia
South Beas
East India Company
Admiralty
South Seas
Discovery
Jean Batten Visits Canberra Brief Stop in Capital
Miss Jean Batten the New Zealand aviatrix arrived at Canberra’s Duntroon airfield ahead of schedule in a Civil Aviation plane piloted by Captain Ross. She was greeted by government officials including J. H. Starling of the Prime Minister's Department and civic representative C. Dasey, with a reception at Parliament House.
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Jean Batten
New Zealand
Duntroom
Ross
Civil Aviation Department
Essendon
Victoria
Prime Minister's Department
J. H. Starling
C. &. Dasey
Parliament House
Miss Batten
R. Casey
Angus Case Raises Doubts on Church Procedure
In Melbourne the Messenger, organ of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria and Tasmania, questions the wisdom of letting the Judicial Commission decide the Angus issue amid its immense importance.
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Melbouvrne
the Messenger
Presbyterian Church of
Victoria
Tasmania
Angus
Cabinet Luncheon Attended by Pearce and UK Representative
Defence Minister Sir George Pearce chaired a cabinet luncheon in Lyons absence with UK Government Representative Mr. Crutchley and Mrs Crutchley present. A group photo was taken before Miss Batten left for Goulburn. Few people remained when she landed at Duntroon after a cool trip from Essendon.
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Defence
George Pearce
Lyons
Misa Batten
United Kingdom
E.T. Crutchley
Crutchley
Casey
Lee
Miss Batten
Goulburn
Duntroon
Bssendon
Miss Batten Arrives in Goulburn to Warm Reception
Miss Jean Batten arrived in Goulburn after a Canberra visit and was greeted by the Mayor and Mayoress. About 400 people lined a city procession to welcome her and she received a hearty reception.
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Goulburn
Canberra
Jean Batten
Possible Challenge to Mr A Gay in Bass Vote
Report says Mr A Gay and Mr J A may face opposition in the next Federal election from a nominee linked to the Young Nationalist organization. The notice notes potential contest within the Bass constituency.
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A. Gay
J. A
House of Natives For
Bass
War Debts: Finland to Pay Only Sum Due
New York report says £166,000 from Finland will be paid tomorrow amid expected £47.7 million due from fifteen nations. Funding agreements from 1928 to 1925 appear near collapse, with Lithuania and Yugoslavia still silent. Italy hints at token payments but the US remains bound by the Johnston Default Act.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
Treasury
Finland
Lithuania
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Four Countries Refuse War Debt Payments
Italy Poland Roumanis and Hun informed the State Department they would pay nothing on the war debt instalments due tomorrow.
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Washington
Italy
Poland
Hun
State Department
Italy Not Paying Token Toward Johnson Law Settlement
Rome reports Italy will not make a token payment under the Johnson law as default becomes possible if full payment is not made. While awaiting settlement, Italy would have demonstrated goodwill by a token payment, but remains prepared to withhold.
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Rome
Washington
Italy
Debated Mussolini Style Tactics At Olympia Meeting
In the House of Commons Sir Isaac Foot condemned the Olympia meeting as rough and anti parliamentary. Major Atlee and others urged inquiry into Mosley’s methods, while Home Secretary Sir John Gilmour warned against militarized crowds and favored broad consensus on free speech. Government planned a bill restricting entry to public meetings deemed necessary for order.
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Rma
Isaac Foot
House of Commons
Olympia
Oswald Mosely
Mosely
Atlee
William Thorne
Labour
MacDonald
John Gilmour
Sehat
Ocyanieers
Pergaienion
Ice
White City
Telephone services show continued May gain in instruments
The article notes ongoing improvement in telephone development with a May net gain of 1 638 instruments. Since July 1 the total net gain reaches 11 804, compared with 2 226 in the corresponding period of previous years.
Strong British Action Over German Default Standstill
The Daily Herald reports Britain will set up an Anglo German clearing office to impound Germanys trade balance if the July 1 reconsideration fails. Treasury officials work on the machinery while Chamberlain says Britain may legislate the step unless a fair bondholder deal is reached before July 1.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Germany
Treasury
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Berlin
Britain
British Expert to Advise on Defence
Colonel Maurice Hankey will visit Australia as an official guest at the Centenary celebrations. He will be asked to advise on next year's defence vote and on a comprehensive scheme for the defence of Australia.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Bir Maurine Hankey
Imperial Defenor
Australia
Maurice Hankey
State Cabinet approves £300,000 silo programme in NSW
The New South Wales State Cabinet today sanctioned a major silo expansion estimated at £300,000. Twenty five new plants, five working houses, and storage additions to three existing plants will be built in the Southern and Western Districts. Construction is slated to begin by November.
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Sydney
Fascist Conclave Talks Between Hitler and Mussolini
Report from Venice describes secret talks between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini amid police presence at Hitler's Grand Hotel. Discussions reportedly cover Austria's status, disarmament, League of Nations, and the Danubian question with a planned Friday meeting aboard a gunboat off Venice.
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Venice
Moe
Dallye Egraph
Austria
Herr Hitler
Signor
Mussolini
Grand Hotel
Hitler
League of Nationa
Italy
France Prepares Bondholder Protection Measure
Paris reports the government will act to safeguard bondholders amid currency strain. Official sources say had Germany paid its interest, the marks issue could be resolved via a German clearing house.
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Paris
Germany
Areuch- German Clearing House
New Hospital Prospects Tabled at Canberra Health Conference
Canberra health officials advanced estimates for a new hospital at Canberra during a Canberra Hospital Advisory Board meeting led by acting Health Minister Mr. Guy and Director-General Dr. L. Nott. A subcommittee will study building plans and a Lean of management with powers of administration and enhanced hospital tax benefits, to be presented to the Government. The group also inspected the hospital prior to the conference.
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Canberra
Canberra Hospital Advisory Board
Mr. Guy
L. Nott
Canada Grants Preferential Duty to Australian Flour Exports
Australian flour exports enter Canada under a preferential duty amid growing demand and calls from exporters to observe Canadian policy. The trade includes flour, canned and dried fruits, wine, and related goods, with shipments already moving under the arrangement.
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Canada
Rta
Berlin Conference Promises New Era in European History
Berlin reports on the Tosmone talks with confidence of inaugurating a new era in Europe. Newspapers highlight the conference’s unique character and claim propagandas arise from the people.
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