Pradman's Debut in English Tour Double Century in First Innings
Australia’s Pradman Bradman scores a dramatic double century in the first innings as English conditions yield a standout performance. Woodfull and Bromley provide support with significant innings. Bromley struggles to hold the field, while Parks, McCabe, and Haley contribute notable blows. The day sees Bradman reach 200 with 27 fours and 8 sixes, as Oldfield, Howarth, and Brook battle in foggy conditions.
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First Day's Play Features Bradman Century Push
The report describes a dense day of cricket with Quaife and Wall among key responders. Bradman dominates, reaching a half century in 60 minutes and later a century, while Woodfull and Grimmett contribute to a dramatic innings. Jackson and Brook oppose steadily, with strong fielding and notable boundaries shaping the 170 minutes of batting.
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Bradman Dominates as Australia Press Hails Form
In London the press lauds Bradman for a masterful innings and steady也 play amid praise of Woodfull and O’Reilly. Critics note his eye and placement improved after early uncertainty, with Walters and Heston Jim among bowlers praised, while Grimmett’s bowling secures key breakthroughs for Australia.
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London
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Textile quotas in crown colonies debate in London
The Morning Post reports that an accord between government and colonial administrators aims to restrain Japanese textile demand through quotas. It notes expected statements by Mr Walter Runciman to the Japanese ambassador in London about implementing the quota, signaling a step toward curbing imports.
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London
Morning Post
Lancashire
Teta
Walter’ Runcimen
New Ordinances Allow Judge Discretion in Northern Territory Murders
The Northern Territory adopts ordinances letting a judge apply discretion in murder penalties rather than automatic death. Courts must weigh care, circumstances, and evidence of native law or custom for mitigation, with immediate effect.
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Custon
Protest by UAP Over Redistribution Boundaries
A deputation from the UAP and several constituents met the Electors Boundaries Commission to protest a proposed boundary redraw including Parramatta Robertson Werriwa Martin and Warton. The Minister promised to consider the representations.
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Sydney
Thuredey
VAP
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Electors Boundaries Commission
Parrmmatte
Robertson
Werriwa
Martin
Infant Mortality in India Declines in Calcutta Report
Calcutta reports Dr V. Karve states in Mysore that India sees extremely high infant mortality with 300 to 500 per 1000 births in some areas. He notes one child died in five born and that mortality is about seven times that of adults. Nearly 80 mothers die at childbirth per 1000 births.
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Calcutta
3. V. Karve
Mysore
New BCC President Named as Crompe Succeeds Hailsham
London Westrunday reports Lord Crompe will become president of the BCC succeeding Lord Hailsham. The announcement confirms Crompe's leadership role and marks a transition in the organization's top office.
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London
Westrunday
Lord Crompe
Lord Hailsham
BCC
Stop Press Second Day Of Play In Federal Election Contest
Sydney reports tense buildup as multiple candidates including A C Willis and O Uffield contest the federal elections. The scene centers on potential contenders for Barton and other seats, with Labour and anti-Labour forces weighing prospects across the districts.
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Sydney
A. Orimmet
Ouffield
Martin
Witla
B. Perks
Brookes
Labour
Sithong
O'Nailly
Itkcely
Barton Asat
House of Represantatives
Republican Army Denounced by Irish Bishop in Dublin
In Dublin on Wednesday Bishop O Doherty condemned the Irish Republican Army for using Chicago gangland methods. He urged supporters to seek a Republic through elections rather than violence, warning that killing women and injuring children in the street was unpatriotic.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Chicago
Faor
Salvation of
Ireland
Bishop O'Doherty
Gale May
Republican Army
Belgium and Australia discuss quota trade agreement
Deputy Controller General of Customs Mr F Horantm testified before the Blazes Greats Commission on Belgium pending a trade treaty. He noted doubt over Belgian meat restrictions impacting Western Australia and outlined a temporary arrangement allowing Australia to import Belgian glass valued as Australia’s permitted quota.
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Australie
Belgium
F. Horantm
Eve Bence
Belgiust
Tha ‘Commonwealth
Foreign Ships London England Shipping Policy Debate
In London on a Wednesday a Lord spoke at the Mouse of Lorda scene, arguing that American efforts to seize New Zealand trade faced counter measures. He claimed the government would grant subsidies to protect shipping, with a proposal of ten pounds per unit for certain transports, while Templemore indicated that once policy lines were set, the Dominions would be safeguarded and supported.
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London
Lorda
Lordstone
Forte Abate
New Zealand
Lord ‘Templemore
Won's Singles Champion NY Quarter Finals
Crawford defeated Roussus of France 24 4 1 4 6 4 in a quarter final. Kirby defeated Ae Grath Cauntrall at 64.61, 64 in the same round.
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Crawford
Roussus
France
Kirby
Meth Atria
Ae Grath Cauntrall
Disputed Trade Union Ruling Echoes Across Industries
Melbourne reports a serious dispute noted by the Australian Saddlery Leatherworking and Allied Trade Federation amid the Vedkwarala Arbitration Court. Protests and branch actions followed a 14 day notice period, with references to industry allegations and restraint orders impacting labor and production.
Trade Balance Improves on Australian Commodities Data
Nine months to March 1934 show a favourable commodity balance of 27.4 million with total exports reaching 103.65 million Australian currency. Bullion and specie add 0.41 million to the favourable overall balance, while wool and diary products drive most gains amid a high export level and a softer March.
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Commonralth Stallio
BT. McPhes
Yeater
Ux Agaist
Sullion Wnt
Australas
Austtrelian Notes Fund
Heepakins
Yarland Oem
Girl Breaks Down in Newcastle Trial Evidence
A Newcastle witness, a young girl referred to as Mona Marie Based, wept as she testified about alleged kidnapping and sexual advances by a man named Albert Edward Welonet. She said a fortnight earlier she left Widden, boarded a train, and was persuaded to travel to Sydney where she stayed in a hotel before being moved to male clothing. Welonet denied threatening to shoot her and disputed the accusations.
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Newcastle
Mona Marie
Messions
Ingeinet
Albert Edward
Welonet
Unce
Jaine Ramoel
Widden
West
Pines
Abe
Bydney
Went
Stabe
Centenary Air Race Control Plans Outlined in Melbourne
Melbourne meeting of the Centenary Air Race Committee discussed safety margins for the Timor Sea crossing of 480 miles and the use of laggera pacing points. Plans include land and sea control points, illuminated beacons, air lens control, and wireless coordination with Royal Australian Air Force input.
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Melbourne
Thycal
Kospany
Darwin
Cole
Courea
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Anainyg Exipmem
Wiggins
Royal Australian Air Force
Attempted Robbery At Railway Station Reported
A report from Pullee Collet states that on a day in April two youths attempted to hold up a railway station. One man pointed a revolver at a woman inside the station while another fled. A warder assisted in restraining them and the case proceeds in court.
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Brighane
Thurntey
Lyan Cherien Quest
Pullee
Ax Bowen
Maty Gate
Mt Buwom
Vilence
Henna
Farmer's Losses From Forced Wheat Sales At Rural Bank Order
Robert Vincent Mailer, a Trundle farmer, testified before the Wheat Commission about selling his whole wheat stock under Rural Bank orders. He described selling at 3/6 per bushel then 2/4 after the bank deadline, alleging government pressure to cover bank losses and urging farmers to grow more wheat, which he argued worsened conditions for those relying on relief. Richard John Berryman of Trundle noted the broader impact of a “grow more Wheat” campaign on farmers' finances and hours worked.
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Parkes
Oboe
Robert Vincent Maller
Kwan
Fedacal
Richard John Berryman
Trundie
Dole
Gold boom continues as markets rally worldwide
There was brisk demand at the Mock Exchange today with strong activity in Australian seals and notable interest extending to New Guinea ventures. The scene showed broad business in resource securities and commodity postings amid rising prices and investor confidence.
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Sydney
New Guinea
Marriages Rise in New South Wales Record Month
The metropolitan area reports the highest monthly marriage registrations to date with April figures reaching 915 marriages, a sharp increase over recent months. The data indicates a sustained rise in weddings, reflecting shifting social patterns in NSW.
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Bidney
Thuresay
Meee Kn
Wonthaggi Men Not Returning
Melbourne report on the Wonthaggi dispute quotes the mayor Dr Finchher saying the men are unlikely to return unconditionally, while government support from outside continues and railway warning threats are noted. The piece centers on government stance and local authorities urging a return to work.
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Thor
Railways
Mensies
Wonthegst
Finchher
Gift of Five Thousand Pounds to Kingsford Smith
A Melbourne report notes a £5000 gift to Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. The donation is linked to plans for an American plane and the Centenary air measures. The article mentions prior arrangements with Kingsford Smith and a larger fund of £45,000 to buy a British aircraft.
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Meelbourne
Macpherace Robertson
Charles Kingsford
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