England's Sixth Wicket Stand Sparks Test Thriller at Lord's
London report details a tense second Test day at Lord's with England’s Walters and Leyland sharing a resilient stand as Chipperfield's bowling yields three early wickets. Weather and crowd conditions title a dramatic pursuit, while Wyatt and Hammond contribute key innings as Australia fights to limit runs in a rain-tinged session.
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Lord's
England
Widk
Chipperfeld
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Hammond
Walters
Leyland
Fyas
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Woodhull
Wyatt
Watt
Butchffe
Hendres
Ames
Ceyland
Ity
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Geary
Bowes
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Wal- Tory
O'Reiily
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Grimmatt
Chipperwield
Wall
Walterer
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Waltern
Chipper
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Enai
Wellers
Hendren
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Tan
Chip Defield
Wail
Hough Walters
Or & Brillant
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Waiters
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Lew
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Heit
Tayland
Leyland Puncha
Smd Watt
Merahip Opetinstey Divarest
Phan Chippartald
Darling Wa
Amalcat
Lapo
Lancashire May Take Action After Club Meeting
A full Lancashire Cricket Committee meeting in London discussed future relations with Nottinghamshire and the Bodyline controversy. The Evening Standard reports members spoke resentfully of the bowling attack last Saturday, noting several Lancashire players were hit and still bruised.
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London
Lancashire Cricket Committee
Nottinghamanire
Evening Standard
Interest rate cut on Rural Credit advances announced
At a Melbourne board meeting of the Commonwealth Bank the chairman Sir Claude Reading announced a further reduction in the Rural Credit Department loan rate from 4 percent to 3 1/2 percent. The move was disclosed as Sydney notes dated Friday.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Melbourne
Claude Reading
Pacing and decision pauses noted in cricket critique
A cricket column cites Larwood’s view that slowing pace mattered as Grimmatt’s success stemmed from slowness giving batsmen time to think. Mr. B. Bry adds that pausing an over could invite a refusal, citing England and a famous over as lessons in hesitation and decision.
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Grimmatt
B. Bry
England
Air Mail Route Shift Proposed for Mascot as Terminal
Sydney officials told a deputation that Mascot could be the terminal point for Australian air mail instead of Cootamundra. Defence Department will be asked to consider the proposal if supported by the Australian government.
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Sydney
Posmascot-General
Parkhill
Cootamundra
Air Mail
Defence Department
Bydney
Alea
Britain Refuses Meat Quota Move Until Year End
The Daily Herald reports a high level British stance on meat quotas. Ministers Brice and Elliott will not push restrictions this year, citing Australian relations and the royal visit. A home subsidy of 4,000 pounds is planned to aid the reoriented meat industry.
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London
Daily Herald
Brice
Major Elliott
Bruce
Tullamore shares slump as dealings resume on exchange
Share slump described as Tullamore old shares resumed trading on the Sydney Arena Stock Exchange. Prices fell from 7/6 to 3/-, then rose to 3/44 and final sale at 4/0. Detectives investigate Tullamore Gold with visits planned to lease properties next week as new mining forward dealings rules take effect.
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Sydney
Tullamore
Aren Als
Tax Reform Talks in Melbourne Seeks Uniform Alimony Tax
Australian state treasurers meet in Melbourne to discuss uniform taxation proposals including alimony payments and medical expenses. The Commonwealth signals plans to unify insurance and superannuation tax treatment, with NSW likely to align with reforms. past revenue estimates show tax yields shrinking projections.
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Melbourne
Medaral
New South Wales
Commonwealth
New South H Wales
Night of terror after liner disaster injures three
Survivors of the N D L Dresden disaster recount a panic free rescue as three more passengers are admitted to hospital. Crew stayed aboard and waves of confusion followed a boiler room inundation while music filled the ship during the evacuation. Transit officials indicate the wreck may have struck an uncharted reef.
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Oslo
Tourney
Dresden
Jand
Afteen
Ita
Pathe Dresden
Was & Wemsela Areivend
N.D.L
Satement
Steaster ‘Otcers
Angus Case Appeals Hearing Set in Sydney
The Judicial Commission of the Prom Prian Church will hear an appeal in the Angus case. The hearing is planned for Sydney around September at the General Assembly of Australia, following initial examination in the Churen Court.
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Sydney
Judicial Commission of the
Prom Rian Church
Tomine
Pedbr Churen
Australia
Copland says no urgent need for new Premiers Plan overhaul
Melbourne Friday Prof D R Copland chairman of the report for the Premiers Plan argues there is no urgent necessity to revise the annual relationship between USA, Commonwealth and the States. He denies Loan Council findings mark a radical shift and suggests deficits may continue while a complete policy leads to budgetary equilibrium with possible Commonwealth grant of £2,000,000 to February to restore balance.
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Melbourne
D. R. Copland
USA
Commonwealth
Copland
Tasmania Threat of Secession Referendum Demanded
In Hobart on a Friday protestors declare Tasmania will pursue a referendum if justice is denied. Mr Ogilvie KC, sworn in, says he will oppose federal acts backed by Labour and Navigation Act rescues Tasmania from harm, while noting possible compensation for the oil wait.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Tosmania
Ogilvie, KC
Ogilvie
TARMANIAN FEELING AGAINST A PAGE
Fragmentary text reports public sentiment toward Dr Earle Page amid political tensions in a parliamentary context. Notes imply opposition from stockowners and residents toward a government policy or action and reference a forthcoming event or decision. The legible items suggest political drama without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Roosevelt Policy Vote Split in Nation Wide Poll
The Literary Digest reports a nationwide poll with over a million votes. About 91,170 answered Yes and 440,127 voted No on Roosevelt's policy. Ten states show a clear majority against the President's program.
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York
Literary Digest
German threat to end trade over clearing system warned
Berlin warns that Germany would end all trade with any country enforcing the clearing house system amid the transfer moratorium. Dr. Schacht argues no distinction between Britain and Dominions, risks to Australian wool and Empire trade, urges debt relief and return of German colonies to cut costs, while criticizing boycott of German goods and highlighting Britain and America as able to obtain raw materials with their currencies.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichpbank
Schaent
Retokabank
Dr. Schacht
Schacht
Britain
Dominions
England
America
Morning Post
Bohacht
Return Talk of Heimwehr Rising in London Bar
A Daily Herald correspondent reports possible future return of the ex Kaiser in a Bar near the beginning of 1988. Officials stress no contact between Neals and Doorn Castle and refuse to reveal plans, while for now the ex Kaiser cannot be met.
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London
Bohensollern
Kaiser
Hitler
Akiya
M Wpilt
Naat
von Papen
Tyeara
ax-Kaiser
Inquest Reaches Murder Verdict in Professor Chapman Death
The inquest into Professor Chapman's death heard expert testimony on possible poisoning and heart failure. Dr. Smith and Dr. Bhaldon discussed signs of heart trouble and poisoning, while Dr. Lilley and Dr. McPherwan offered differing views on the cause. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter, finding Chapman died from acts of violence and morphine administration on May 1 by unknown hands.
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Bydnee
Fiiany
Chapman
Laxton
Shore
Sagane
Smith
Polson
Bhaldon
Lilley
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
John McPherwan
Sydney University
Hiaceit
Employment trust scheme abandoned in Sydney and Ft Myer
The government planned to raise a loan of £7,000,000 and provide £70,000,000 over the next two to three years to fund stable reproduction works for employment. Legal authorities warned the plan could clash with other states and the borrowing might fail to relieve unemployment as intended.
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Sydney
Tennis weakness in English schools highlighted
A London report notes delays by authorities in standardizing school tennis amid remarks by Britt Lees Perry England's Davis Cup player. Perry suggests timing and nerves affect performance and cites Pipes of the Australian gram court. A Sydney university case hints at a death on the eve of discovery, reflecting on personal stakes and consequences.
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London
Britt Lees Perry
England
Davis
Fry
Tory
Crawford
Perry
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