Cambridge University Defeats Australians by Narrow Margin
Cambridge University bowled out Australians for 163 then 140 in a brisk day of cricket. Cox and Davies added early runs, Bartlett and Winlow rallied the hosts, while Grimmett wrapped up the Australian innings with late wickets. The locals closed at dawn on 68 for 6 in reply.
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Grimmett Dominates as Australia Eye Tests
Cambridge overawed by Grint bowling with sharp pace and grip. Danning and Curvature struggle as Colossi Grimmett and O'Reilly lead Australia's bowling assault. Beaten early, Beattie and Brown contend with tight lines while supporters praise Grimmett's form for the tests ahead.
Australians in Kippax and Bull in Hospital
Grimmett suffers a strain as Australians encounter health issues in two hometown scenes. Kippax and Bull report injuries and hospital admission with brief updates on status and prognosis.
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Mysterious Kidnapping and Global Warfare in Torn Bulletin
Mysterious kidnapping in a wealthy suburb prompts police inquiry as clues vanish with ransom notes absent. Separately reports from Yemen indicate an army of 200000 advancing toward Riyadh after allying with Crown Prince Sein. In cricket news, Lord’s match sees player changes and a cautious approach as injuries and team strategy ripple through the lineup.
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Token payments accepted by U S A may be offered June 16
The United States informs European debtor nations that token payments may be offered on June 16. The government may accept tokens but will not guarantee avoidance of default or promise relief under the Johnson Act.
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Washington
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Child Welfare Evidence Before Sydney Officials
Evidence before the Child Welfare Commissioner today highlighted proposals from the Accounte Ouncer Edward Northcote Feldan. The plan would extend posting out of children to 15 to 21 years and adjust apprenticeship ages from 15 to 20, aiming to improve self support upon leaving care.
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Austrian Chancellor Birthday Bomb Plot Foiled at Salzburg
Police found a bomb in a bunker near the Life aerodrome during celebrations for Chancellor Duifues. The device weighed about 1.5 pounds with a clockwork fuse and nine electric batteries. Aimed at the regime supporters, the plan could have caused extensive loss and damage. Security tightened as officials escorted attendees to the event.
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Runaway Truck Diverts Into Rail Yard Incident
A large loaded truck broke away from Ryde foods yard and ran along the main line. It was diverted into a nearby Concord section with no train nearby. No injuries reported.
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Wagga Murder Trial: Morey Denies Killing Percy Smith
In Wagga, Friday, Edward Morey declared at Criminal Court he did not murder Percy Smith on December 14. He described nervous, rambling testimony about a turnover, wool, and property, insisting he had no motive and the case should be decided by the jury.
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London Verdict in Morey Murder Trial Report
The court heard that Bradman received anonymous threatening letters including some from Nottingham. Morey appeared in court with testimony noting Morey bled behind the ear days before Christmas at the Terminus Hotel in Wagin. Acting Justice Maxwell said the police identity was clear and the Crown must prove beyond reasonable doubt Morey murdered Smith. the jury returned a verdict of acquittal for Morey, with the death sentence paused.
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Wagga Witness Shot After Crime Trial
Moncrieff Anderson, 33, shot at home after attending the Morey murder trial in Wagga. Mrs Lillian Anderson, his wife, charged with felonious shooting with intent to murder. Anderson died later that afternoon as doctors fought to save him. Bail denied for Mrs Anderson. remand granted for ten days.
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Goodwill Tour Highlighted by Australian Mission
Japanese Welcome to Torio on Friday features Mr. Latham and his mission accorded prominence in午後 newspapers. Editorials stress Australia’s historic dispatch of a statesman and note pleasure at looting from English trade policy while noting hopes for tariff relief and the White Australia policy rema ins debated.
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Mortgage Law Principal Repayment in Gold Debate
The Minister for Justice in Br Martins under consideration amending law to abolish the gold clause in mortgage loans. A 10,000 sovereigns example shows gold payments would require a £10,000 outlay, and the House of Lords Decmber ruling on gold clauses may apply to Australia. Cabinet submission for legislation to allow principal payments in Australian coin.
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Stolen Cars Case Plea by Brisbane Men
Brisbane police report Richard Denne and Alan Ford pleaded guilty to stealing two cars on March 24 and facing sentence. Police evidence traces where stolen vehicles were shipped to New South Wales with altered plates. The pair are linked to a broader car theft mystery involving cross state drives.
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Atolan
Richard Denne
Alan Ford
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Midale
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Country Party Seeks New Market for Australian Produce
Foreign Market bulletin notes the Country Party aims to boost Australian products in fresh markets. It highlights the Prime Minister as key to expanding export opportunities and emphasizes timely action to strengthen producers against future shocks.
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Salary Cuts Plan to Restore Fiscal War Burden
A cryptic report outlines a proposed salary cuts plan tied to restoring fiscal strength amid global tension. It notes a special committee drafting a tentative plan for constitutional agitation, with references to Australia and Britain and potential union actions.
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Sub Bay
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Wheat pools essential says NSW minister before commission
Mr H V Thorby former NSW Agriculture Minister told the Wheat Commission that wheat pools in each state with Federal cooperation are essential. He argued against Federal control of inter-state trade and exports, favoring fixed prices for domestic consumption if a national pool cannot be ready. Thorby warned against restricting imports and noted Australia could not block world markets led by Russia and Argentina.
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Disarmament Conference Reassembles With Geneva Date
A Quai d'Orsay communiqué reported by Mrs Handerson and M. Barthou states the disarmament conference should resume at Geneva on May 29. The note also notes demands for higher quotes and discusses fixing home wheat prices, railway freight costs, and a new method for calculating transport charges.
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Lords Reform Bill Passes Second Reading in Lords
The Lords passed the reform bill on its second reading by 171 votes to 62. Lord Aallabury spoke in reply to the debate, stating that a government statement yesterday effectively killed the measure. if the bill cleared the second reading he would not move to committee.
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Gold Bars Theft in India Sparks 50 Arrests in Calcutta
A consignment of gold valued at nearly 18,500 disappeared while in transit from Amritsar to Bombay. Police report fifty arrests in Calcutta including two guards, the parcels clerk, and the bucket collector as part of the investigation.
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Milk Supply Plan For Schoolchildren Considered
The State Cabinet examined proposals for a milk program for schoolchildren. The Premier said the matter was referred to a sub committee of the Departments of Education Treasury and others to draft details. The plan aims to provide about a pint of milk daily on school days, with charges for those who can pay and free milk for unemployed or poor families.
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Sensational Wheat Price Rise in Chicago Futures
In Chicago on Thursday the wheat futures price jumped five cents, hitting the daily limit. The surge followed widespread droughts and dust storms in wheat regions. Canadian reports also warned of a gloomy crop outlook due to dust, low subsoil moisture, and drought.
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Miner Buried in Collapse at Hepburn No 1 Goll iery
Desperate efforts to rescue miner Jack Lewis trapped by a large fall at Hepburn No 1 Goll iery, afternoon debris. Rescue crews worked to free him but prospects remained grim as time passed.
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Baseballer of Death From Misacvan At Park
A coroner reported the death of a baseball player found at a park in the territory near Bibourns. Officials described the incident as a probable accident but awaited further evidence to confirm the cause and identity.
Libel Action Details Incomplete Report From London Court
Fragmentary OCR reads of a libel action referencing a former Minister for Justice and a New South Wales connection. The text mentions bricks from refuse and a patent context, but key names, dates, and specifics are garbled, leaving an unclear legal outcome.
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Thuraday
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Ian Panto
Joe Allege Lay
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Goodwill Flight Ulm Leaves for New Zealand
Mission of the Tamas aircraft from Richmond Aerodrome at 9.30 tonight with G U Allen as co pilot and R Boulton as engine driver. Mr C T Uint writes from the Prime Minister re fuel load of 660 gallons, an endurance flight of about 19 hours.
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Unclear Text Prompted by Australian and New Zealand Reports
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Australia and New Zealand reports. Mentions 40.8 sunny conditions and coastal upscale area with lamentations at night. Notes a 9.0.8 event also received in New Zealand, possibly from the Tasman Sea. Ambiguous details prevent full reconstruction of the event or entities.
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