Essex Fast Bowlers Make Early Inroads Against Australia
Australia total five wickets for unknown. Darling and McCabe put up a strong stand. Farnes and Smith mixed pace and accuracy as Essex bowlers attacked. Woodfull reached 85 minutes at the crease before dismissal. Long score with several boundaries and leg-side play noted.
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Tates
Furnes
Parnes
Bess
Gantoy
Darling
Daelng
Fara
Petar Smith
Bastenan
Darling son‘Bird
Peter Smith
Chun Sight
Wit McCabe
McCabe
Hemith
Farnes
Woodfull
Farmes
Bromley
Brown
Pled Femmes
Jermlay
Chipperfield
Frat
H. Bhith
Keith
Reine
Chipperfeld
Saale Acore
First Day of Tour Test Smashes In A Dull Start Then Lifts
The opening day of the tour produced a slow start with erratic bowling and cautious batting. Nichols tops scoring with 62 not out as Grimmett and O Reilly press Australia, while Eastman and Smith struggle to break the stand, and the pitch favors bowlers with a pronounced slope.
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Jimmett
O'Fieilly
Nicholla
Parnes
Smith
Furnese Fun
Lee
Smith Law
Amoskaly
Greece
Pill
Chipper Geld
Bromley
O'Railly
Grimmett
Heldlig
Barnett
Ebeling
Rah
Nicholl
Taylor
McCat
Nicholle
Baatan
Eastman
Grimmet
Tediouy
Amy
P. Smith
Tim
Stolt
Nichola
Michole
O'Reilly
Nichols
Jaa
Tate
Brisbane
Cuimore
Pharoah
Joseph
Pearce
B. O'Reilly
B. Grimmett
Pate
Ne ‘O'Connor
Ithrow
Jardine
Aid Nichols
Staylor
McCabe
Hbelime
Jar- O
Mautman
Bromiey
Ding
O'Mallly
Sheffield
O'Raitly
Adelaide
Ing
Tate and Jardine recall Australia England cricket clash insights
London reports Maurice Tate recounts the 1932-33 series with Larwood and Jardine, disputing field plans and a disputed removal after two wickets. He cites atmosphere, test-room gossip, and a nocturnal Adelaide conversation as part of vivid reminiscences.
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London
Maurice Tate
Larwood
Tate
Jardine
Delaras
Silver Stocks and Roosevelt Plan to Buy Silver
Washington Thursday report says Bliver legislation after a two hour conference between President Roosevelt and the aliver bloc. Roosevelt to send a message urging a program for pervasive nationalisation of domestic silver stocks and mandatory policy to buy until 20 percent of monetary reserves. Silver group approves. current reserve around 12 percent. If silver reaches $1.28 an ounce before reserves reach target, Treasury will be authorized to stop buying and sell silver to push price down.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
U S Wheat Crop Seen Poor If Rain Fails
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr McPhee reports winter wheat conditions in the United States have improved in the Middle Atlantic but deteriorated elsewhere since May 1. Unless adequate rains fall in the coming days the outlook for spring wheat is very poor.
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Commonwealth
McPhee
International Institute of Agriculture Jat
USA
Middle Atlantic
Incendiary Attempt Defeated by Neighbour in Melbourne
Melbourne police investigated an arson attempt aimed at a residence on Brown Street Menton. A broken lock, emptied cash box, and damaged door were found, with 20 gallons of kerosene and a large quantity of wood set to ignite. The suspect fled as neighbours alerted authorities.
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Melbourne
Bhiuna Avenue
Menton
Brown
Alent
Bendigo
Neesa
Kings Jubilee Plans Amid Imperial Gathering Talk
Private communications from Whitehall to the Governor General and colonial governors discuss a special Kis agcession Jubilee celebration. Premiers may travel to London for the occasion, with no official Imperial Conference planned but conversations likely if all premiers are in London. Australia’s stance on Commonwealth ties remains nuanced.
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London
Whitehall
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Country Town Visits Story on Prince Henry Embargo Titling
Melbourne reports Tim understood that Dominions men approved titling the embargo against Prince Henry visiting country towns by seroplans. This will enable the Prince to visit a greater number of country centres, expanding his reach and engagements.
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Melbourne
Tim
Dominions
Prince Henry
Dutch air liner for centenary race
The Hague reports preparations for a centenary race with an American Douglas four engined Fokker 22 and F18 aircraft as reserves. Prince Henry is expected to arrive November 22, with federal arrangements in place for press coverage in several states.
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the Hague
Royal Butch
Weather Challenge Looms in Lon don Melbourne Centenary Race
Air Ministry data warn of uncertain conditions across the route. Octobers fog and cloud over Aleppo, with disturbed Aegean weather, sand storms near Basra, hand scans and revolving storms over Bengal, thunder near Rangoon to Penang, and cloudy fares with heavy afternoon haze between Penang Singapore and Sourbays to Darwin.
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London
Air Ministry
Aleppo
Basre
Eles
Karachi
Bengal
Rangoon
Penang
Singapore
Darwin
Disarmament Failure Hits League Says Simon
Sir John Simon told the Federation of Womens Institutes that no international agreement on disarmament has been reached. He warned that failure would harm the League of Nations and noted armament reflects fear, urging action at its roots to secure cooperation and peace.
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London
League of Nations
John Simon
Federation of Womens’ Institutes
John Bimon
League
World Peace Manifesto From Archbishop Emphasizes Collective Action
The Archbishop of Canterbury, impressed by the gravity of the external situation, issued a manifesto stressing the world’s desire for peace. He argues that war is sustained by fear and suspicion, and security requires reducing armaments through collective action of nations as members of a commonwealth, warning that failure of disarmament would ruin hopes for many.
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London
Canterbury
Belgian pit disaster claims 55 lives in Mons explosion
At Mons on Tuesday night a firedamp explosion 2500 feet underground sparked fierce fires. Of 46 miners at work 41 died and five were injured. Rescue efforts followed as another firedamp blast struck attempting to recover victims. Bodies recovered were unrecognisable, identified only by lamp numbers and discs. King visited to comfort bereaved families.
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Kingid
British Eden seeks arms embargo on Bolivia Paraguay
Geneva report says Anthony Eden urged the League Council to impose an immediate embargo on arms and munitions to Bolivia and Paraguay amid Gran Chaco conflict. The appeal signals Britain’s push for swift international action in the disputed region.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
League Council
Bolivia
Paraguay
Trade balance with Japan improves for nine months
The Commonwealth Statistician reports a rising favorable trade balance with Japan for the nine months ended March 21. Imports from Japan totalled £014,090 in British currency, exports £7,882,507, with wool exports to Japan rising to £10,042,001 Australian currency while wheat and flour exports fell to £940,055 Australian currency.
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Japan
Commonwealth Statiatician
Bt, McPhee
IGA
Mateae
Wonthaggi unions declare black as miners run own supply network
Extraordinary scene at Wonthaggi as strikers organize free food supply for their families. Miners' Union controls slaughtering, butchery and grocery depots. Local shops fear boycott while cooperative stores struggle to service loans and potential closure. Managers wrestle with a shift to in‑house bread production.
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Melbourne
Wonthaggi
Headquartery
Miners’ Union
Janton
Mr. Short
Bes
Bock
Iva
New South Walaa
Tiry
Postal Workers Rally For Wage Restoration Petition
The New South Wales Postal Workers' Union prepared a draft petition aimed at gathering public signatures across the state. It calls for wage restoration and the retirement of certain emergency services positions.
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Sydney
Amith Wales
Postal Workers’ Union
Trade Opening With India Trade Opportunity Cited by Bombay Merchant
Thureaay. Mr. J. J. Flockhart, a well known Bombay merchant, arrived in oney today and stated there is real opportunity for trade between end India. He believed it could widen our tab and fruit.
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Sidney
Thureaay
J. J. Flockhart
Bombay
India
Trade treaties ready for Parliament
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons announced cabinet progress on pre nade agreements with foreign nations. No announcement would be made until the treaty bill is submitted to Parliament. The cabinet endorsed the program to simplify income tax procedures and noted arrangements affecting Australia and New Zealand.
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Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Sunda
Balwyn Murder Clues Unearthed By Police
Detectives probing the Balwyn murder uncover a note linked to a woman who matched the victim. A book fragment and burned clothing found near the pool where the body lay may connect to the deceased, with a photograph recovered in mud near the scene.
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Melbourne
Balwyn
Chris
Rae
German Arrest Spooks British Observer in Berlin Probe
In Berlin on Wednesday storm troopers arrested a noted observer, Mires Coun, and G. P. Reynolds amid a probe into Germanys economic policy. They were released after a motor tour and a search of industrial activity in the Akten Forest, with unclear reasons given.
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Berlin
Aba
Mires ‘Coun
G. P. Reynolds
Desa
Germany
Aken Forest
Binh Sonn Roc
Bookmaker Robbed in Street Near Darlinghurst Lodgings
In Sydney on Thursday Reginald Donovan a prominent AJC bookmaker was robbed by two men near his Darlinghurst lodgings. One man seized him while the other rifled his pockets taking his seal and wallet with about 27 shillings before fleeing. Police say the assailants are believed to be underworld members.
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Sydney
Reginald
Donovan
AJC
Darling Hurst
Shay
Underworld
Higher rates for wool classers agreed in New South Wales
In Sydney on Thursday the Grains Association of New South Wales the Gra sters Association of the Riverina and the Wool distributors of Australia signed agreements raising pay for wool classers by about 10 percent. Wool classers now receive a guaranteed minimum of 47/3 a week.
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Bydney
Graginrs’ Association of
New South Wales
Grasters
Riverina
Australia
Eos
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Sremiey Tromirr
America
U.S.A
Sussex
AIR Ministry Survey
Reuters World Service
Australis
New Zealand
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