English selectors name second Test squad at Lords
English selectors announce a prospective second test squad at Lords led by captain R E S Wyatt with Walters Farnes Sutcliffe Hammond Hendren Leyland Ames Verity Bowes Geary Nichol and Barnett. A final pick will be made on the morning of the match amid weather disruptions and uncertainty about several players.
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Barnett
Sever
England's Bad Luck Doctors in Quandary With Unfit Players
England's cricket team experiences turmoil as doctors assess unfit players ahead of a crucial test. Captaincy debates, potential replacements, and balancing acts dominate discussions. Larwood remains unavailable, while selectors weigh fourteen available players the morning of the match.
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London
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Belden
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Madman Will Play in Bandages at Lords Match
Bradman is expected to take part at Lord's while bandaged after an injury. The pace of his return remains unclear as recovery continues and questions mount over full fitness for the Lords contest.
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Unclear Train Arrival Noted at Croydon Station
Fragmentary report from London notes a train arrival at Croydon from Sale with intent to resume service soon. Details are garbled, but the snippet mentions county affiliation and a pending decision on reopening.
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Whethee County
Congress Records Historic Session as New Deal Era Emerges
Washington Monday session marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s history as Congress considers special measures. The proposed March set of actions aims to shape economic policy and bank reforms during the Hew Deal era.
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Larwood row over England selection provokes apology demand
London reports quote Mr Plum Warner urging an unreserved apology from Larwood before he can play again for England. The Daily Telegraph notes no other decision would satisfy public opinion as the sport wavers over governance and player conduct amid pressure from the Australian Board.
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Jardine's Defence of Larwood
London opinion column argues against targeting the best bowler of the era and condemns attempts to punish him unjustly. It contends captains should not bear responsibility for performers' disputes and urges unity and fair play in cricket.
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McCabe and Brown Flay Weak Bowling in Eight-Wicket Loss
McCabe and Brown delivered strong batting while opponents exploited weak bowling to chase the target in eight wickets. The win highlights bowling and fielding gaps and may force team tweaks ahead of the next match.
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Brown Flay
Victory at Lord's as McCabe and Brown star in brave chase
Lord's witnessed a tense two day match with light crowds and unsettled weather. McCabe scored a swift hundred in 100 minutes guiding the Gentlemen to a near 200 partnership and Brown reached 82 as McCabe and Brown dominated the bat. The Gentlemen set out to chase a large total but were undone by profligate bowling and late resistance from McCabe.
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Commonwealth Plan To Ease Rural Debts Brought To Loan Council
At a Melbourne meeting the Loan Council discussed a Commonwealth scheme to relieve rural indebtedness. Premier Butler and others spoke on state deficits and unemployment relief funding. Lyons noted no outline of the plan until after sessions, with allocations likely by population, affecting NSW Victoria and other states.
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London Faces Severe Drought Amid Water Shortage
The Metropolitan Water Board draws heavily on Thames supply as an emergency measure. Thames flow at Teddington West yesterday reached 250 million gallons versus a 110 million average. London parks and sports greens ordered strict water economy. Drought causes anxiety in France.
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Pirates seize steamer Shuntien near Yellow River
Pirates capture the Butterfield Steamer Shuntien en route from Taku to Chefoc, hold officers at pistol point, loot the ship, and abduct six passengers including two British naval lieutenants. Naval planes search the area as three warships scour the Yellow River region. pirates fled inland.
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Pirates hijack ship as mayhem hits passengers in siege
A British warship escorted the vessel to Chefoo after pirates disguised as passengers seized control during a night attack. The raid left one director of Cancer Research dead from suspected poisoning amid looting of valuables and ransom demands for passengers including officers and foreigners. The Coroner opened an inquest as officials investigate the deaths and financial irregularities connected to the voyage.
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Martin by election and the Gentlemen of England match report
Sydney reports the Martin by election outcome amid a dramatic Australian batting collapse. The Gentlemen of England posted a strong innings led by Robinson and Holmen, with Bateman and Wall contributing notable partnerships. Australia faced defeat, with the visitors reaching 224 then 285 to secure a result after a long day of play in sunshine.
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Larwood’s Batting Form in Lancashire Match
Larwood scored 80 runs for Lancashire previewing a strong innings. He hit eight fours and faced forty five minutes with a patient start.
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Lancashire
Larwood
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Death Toll Reported in Salvador Event
The report notes a large casualty figure in Salvador with authorities citing a disaster last week. Officials and witnesses describe the impact as severe, with emergency crews responding and inquiries ongoing. A foreign envoy commented on the tragedy underscoring regional concerns.
Missing lifeboat prompts drama off Santa Cruz coast
Seventeen men from the freighter Krull were ordered to abandon ship near Titahoat after a fire, with lifeboats and rescue efforts underway off Santa Cruz as authorities coordinate a salvage and passenger safety response.
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Party System Abolished Move Proposed In Legislation Assembly
Tuesday in Party System bydyney Mr P Loughlin UAP proposed abolishing party system of government in the Legislation Assembly. He argued the Cabinet controls power and that party hacks dominate supporters. The motion claimed the system is undemocratic and fosters corruption. Debate adjourned.
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Von Papen Protests Against Censorship
Von Papen insists that the government must uphold strong measures to ensure honest criticism amid public discontent. The German public faces an economic crisis as authorities respond to rising unrest and censorship concerns.
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Vertha’s Deception Sparks Small Town Outcry
Readable fragments detail Vertha attempting to mislead residents triggering a sense of injustice in the community. An inspector’s notes imply moral failing, while locals weigh consequences and demand accountability.
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