England's Tail Scores at Lords in first innings
England reached 440 in their first innings at Lord's as Leyland Ames and a stubborn tail enabled a solid total. Australia, replying in the second test, ended stumps at 192 for 2 with Brown 103 not out and Bradman 36, while Wall and Lindwall contributed and Sundar took a wicket.
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Leyland
Ames
England
Australia
Lords
Brown
Woodfull
Ponsford
Sundar
Verity
Meni
Bradman Brightens Rainy London Test Day
Rain drenched London as Australia struggled and Bradman surged, smashing seven fours in 45 minutes before Verity dismissed him. Brown and McCabs stitched a long partnership with steady boundaries, setting a tough chase as the innings progressed. Verity bowled sharply, while Bowes and Furnes volleyed key moments in a tense second day at Lord's.
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Eeets Evaur
Geary
Bradman
Brown
Farnes
Bowes
Verity
Furnes
Dall Verity
Farass
McCabs
Moores
Queanbeyan Blues Dominate Cooma in Cup Match
Queanbeyan Blues breached Cooma’s defense with ease at the Showground yesterday afternoon. Queanbeyan led from start to finish as Manns and Queanberan provided scoring highlights, delivering a decisive cup match win.
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Cooma
Queanbeyan
Queanberan
Radios Conversation From Antarctic Expedition Reveals Smoke Hazards
Admiral Byrd reports a motor supplying power to a radio beacon produced fumes that forced a shutdown. The crew describes a tense moment as the smoke spread, prompting caution as the voyage continued.
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Mendes
Heames
Byrdsow
Polentiets
Paraguan War Clashes Near Bolivian Fort Gorge
Reports from Gran Chaco conflict say Paraguayan troops were cut off and slaughtered by Bolivian artillery near the Chara Boreal fort as a major offensive peaks. Communiqués from both sides describe the fighting as the worst in two years.
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Chara Boreal
Paraguay
Bolivia
State Deficits No Arbitrary Stance By Commonwealth Bank
The Commonwealth Bank Board backed the policy stance on the Loan Council’s financial plan. Chairman Sir Claude Reading said no fixed deficit limit was set for states and no portion of the £200,000 grant would be earmarked to reduce the deficit. The Board would approve any deficit the Loan Council deemed appropriate for 1934 35 and noted market conditions. It urged Treasury Bills only as a temporary measure and said 50 percent of funds should be raised on the market by December 21 1934 with the balance by June 30 1935.
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Sunda
Commonwealth Bank Board
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Claude Reading
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Joan
Claude
Treasury
Billa
Oath Council
Treasury Billa
Larwood would not play Australia again says vow
In a special interview Larwood declares he would not play Australia even if asked and would only consider England. He says he cannot forget the mistreatment in Australia and that nothing would make him change his mind. He notes he has received hundreds of letters supporting his stance and hints at captaincy issues involving Jardine.
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London
Larwood
Hin Wintemant
Voram
Tam
England
Naver
Jardine
Jardins
Auz
Alian
Reynolds News
Maurion Tate
Gos
Board of Control
Coffin contains two bodies unearthed at Toowong cemetery
Brisbane detectives probe after two bodies found in a coffin at Toowong cemetery. A man and a woman were recovered, with remains identified as soldiers and other persons. The coffin was opened under Public Curator orders and moved to the Returned Soldiers section during the exhumation.
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Brisbane
Toowong
Bernard MuBridger
Wheat and Flour Prices Reported in Ditawa Market
Saturday market notes show prices for wheat and flour in Ditawa, with traders watching supply shifts and local demand as buyers assess milling costs and futures directions.
Million A Week Tax Change Records High Year
Figures show about 41,008,000 the highest figure in a 1K era with 1,490,000 Dalow last week. About 10,175,000 abaren have changed hands since the year began.
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Toa
Czech Slovakian Four For Davis Cup Tie
A fragment from Prague on Saturday notes a Davis Cup tie involving Czech and Slovak players with four team members named. The readable bits suggest ongoing preparations and selections for the match.
German note prompts Berlin to send bankers to London
Germany accepts Britain's invitation to dispatch a delegation of bankers to discuss the transfer moratorium. The British note argues that current interest payments on the Dawes and Young loans are covered by Germany's strong foreign exchange position, while Reichsbank reserves and hidden assets could sustain bond purchases and payrolls, prompting cautious support for temporary concessions if Germany maintains full interest payments.
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Germany
England
Reichsbank
United Kingdom
Aised
London
Dawes
Ioana Murpaselon
Tmany
Puy
Nat
Aiminedoh
Raetchabank
Capla
Isit Grermany
Creditare
Eelaga
Raichabank
Sccal
Duwee
Young
Aly Cine United
Kington
Deven
Vernmant
Land
Lyons Confident Ahead of Federal Visit Days
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Lyona expressed confidence about the forthcoming Federal visitations in Tasmania. Labour won only 14 of 90 seats at the state elections, and the campaign centered on certain key issues.
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Melbourne
Canterra
Mir. Lyona
Tasmania
Labour
Cate Jannee
Floods devastate Bengal and Assam following week of rain
Reports from Calcutta and neighboring Assam describe severe floods after days of torrential rainfall. Tragedy includes loss of life and widespread infrastructure damage as rivers burst their banks and villages flood. Rescue teams struggle to reach affected areas amid rising water levels.
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Bantarn
Bengal
Ataam
Car overturns after gravel skid near town
A vehicle rolled over on a gravel stretch causing minor injuries to the occupants. Officer Michard and a local supervisor responded, directing traffic as rescuers attended the scene near Oremmar. Police cautioned drivers to slow on loose gravel.
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Michard Ley
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