Second Test, Australia at stumps after Englands 494
London reports Australia trailing by 195 with five wickets down as England reach 494 in their first innings. Hammond top-scored with 240, McCormick bowled for 101, while Wright and Bradman feature in critical late-day play and a 83,800 crowd sets a Latwaite field attendance record.
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Australia Fights To Make Draw In Humble Test
Australian innings features cautious batting as Bradman compiles a steady 17 while Verity and Wellard stifle the home attack. McCabe passes 26 as Brown defends with patience. the chase drags into the late hours with a dramatic finish anticipated but not yet achieved.
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Spain Threats of Reprisals Extend Beyond Spain
London reports tension rose over a Spanish ambassador’s warning of immediate reprisals if insurgent attacks on Republican towns continued. Britain and France seek calm, while Berlin and Rome weigh consequences of any foreign bombing. Insurgent claims accuse Republicans of planning air strikes on foreign shipping and ports.
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Britain weighs response to Japan over extraterritorial rights
London reports indicate Japan may abolish extraterritorial rights of foreigners in occupied China. A British move would seek a coordinated stance among powers and warn Tokyo. In North China Chinese guerrilla bands claim gains near Hankow and Shantung as violence spikes with railway attacks and town seizures.
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Chamberlain Reviews Attitude to Bombing and Policy Shifts
The article reports Prime Minister Chamberlain reconsidering Britain's stance on bombing and possible actions. It notes discussions on mining merchant ships, anti aircraft gun upgrades, and preventing Francoist ships from traveling with arms. The piece mentions a British ship sunk near Valencia and references Mussolini and Churchill in related diplomacy.
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Egypt Cairo Bunday Five Watchers Reconquer City
In Cairo on Bunday observers including Ahmed Miher report a reconstructed river habitat amid an uneventful tranquil period. The event reflects cautious relief as authorities continue to monitor tensions and verify stability.
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Senate Rejects Insurance Amendment
Senate rejects an insurance amendment amid debate over proposed changes. Legislators note voting patterns and party lines as the measure faces procedural hurdles and calls for further revisions.
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Debate Over National Health Insurance Amendment Ends In Defeat
In a close Saturday session, the Bonale faction defeated the Commonwealth Government proposal to extend life insurance separation under national health insurance, with Senator Duncan Higghon leading the government’s reversed stance. Several senators backed an amended bill. opposition leaders argued it would leave insurance groups exposed. The vote tally was 127 to 1 against the amendment, leaving continued debate and potential revisions for later pages.
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Roosevelt seeks extra funds to combat German espionage
President Roosevelt urged Congress to provide additional money for the Army and Navy to counter German espionage activity in the United States. He stressed strengthening intelligence operations across services to meet the wartime threat and asked for prompt action on the funding request.
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Rationing Planned for Key Materials in Japan
Tokyo reports 800000 workers idle due to control of commodities. Government plans rationing and possible prohibition of domestic use of 32 key materials including wool and iron. Maximum prices to be fixed.
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Dutsh Migrants for Amthalial Emigration Talks
In brief items from Amsterdam and Sydney reports, Dutch government talks explore emigration to Australia. a separate Sydney incident notes Beatrice McCarthy, 83, killed by a car in Bellevue Hill. London shipping update mentions a new ferry service launched on Clyde in April and a funeral train for royal figures leaves London.
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Community Singing Event Adjusted Date at Causeway
Minister and Dame Enid Lyons accept invitation to attend a community singing night at the Causeway with Ungualhed guests. The Causeway will host the event with the audience joining in song. Regular singing in the Causeway days alternate Tuesdays, but the upcoming night has been changed for this entertainment.
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Canada and U S Oppose Trade Treaty Slowdown
Ottawa reports the Canadian government's opposition to the proposed trade pact with the United States stiffened by recent developments. The stance will affect Canada's Empire commitments and may influence tariff levels on goods entering Canada. Figures show Canadian imports from the United States rising by about 19 million pounds sterling amid the push.
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Chinese gain Shanghai after coup attempt
Sunday reports Chinese forces reclaim Shanghai following a coup attempt that left 4 Japanese casualties and widespread alarm. The recaptured city signals a decisive shift as authorities consolidate control and address regional tensions.
Queanbeyan Wins Massy Cup in Tight Cup Final
Queanbeyan easily holds the Massy Cup after a 28 27 win over Crookwell in a cold, windy match. Forwards dominated early with Crookwell earning six penalties to Queanbeyan's two, while late scrambles and a goal-line melee showcased the tense finish as Corcoran forced a turnover near the line.
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Fall From Harbour Bridge Seaman Dies in Melbourne
The 37 year old seaman Mason of the Vampire died after a fall from the Harbour Bridge near Hickson Road. The incident occurred at night with his body found near the footway. A complex report notes teammates and spectators as crowds gathered, with a continuation referenced on page 3.
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