Sensational collapse delays Bradman as Darling and McCabe shine
London report describes vigorous hitting by Tennyson as the feature of Hampshire innings lasting 345 minutes with Bradman suffering a second duck, while Darling and McCabe provide stubborn stand. Baring bowled superbly but Australia struggles amid fluctuating scores. crowd reacts to unusual start with no wickets down for ten minutes.
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London
Tennyson
Hampshire
Jenyson
Chipperfield
Bradman
Mead
Dean
Measured Onslaught By Lowndes And Mead Delivers 380 Dickie Run
London report on a Hampshire vs Australia tour match. Lowndes and Mead forged a 247 run fourth wicket stand in 180 minutes. Mead reached his century in 150 minutes. McCabe the only Australian to claim notable wickets. Final first innings toppled to 400 as Lowndes and Mead dominated before dismissal.
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Fleetwoodmith
O'Reilly
Outrailan
Hampshire
W. G. Lowndes
Phil Mand
Wall
Grimmett
Mead
New the
Lowndes
McCabe
Lowdnes
Fleetwoodmitc
Bounery
Fleetwood-Smith
Ax Lowdnes
Parfecly
Jeft
Hile Cantury
Changwa
Owndas
Fiestsrood
Mend
Motade
Mally
O'Melley
Crees
Bieball
Kennedy
Commonwealth to issue 12 million loan at 3 percent
The Commonwealth treasury announced a 12 million loan bearing 3 percent interest to fund works next month. Details of the hotation and terms were shared with the Commonwealth Loan Council and members. The loan, issued as EOD, will be available in June with an estimated yield around £3 7s 8d per cent, attracting eager subscriptions shortly after launch.
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Commonwealth
Batten Leaves Darwin for Sydney Flight
Miss Batten describes a lengthy flight from Darwin to Sydney across desert land and sandstorms. She faced delays from headwinds, with Mr Adair guiding the aerial journey and Daly Waters coaching later legs due to weather conditions.
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Darwin
Sydney
Lee Dallen
Daly Waters
Teen
Diles
War Debt Payments in Australia and Britain Dispute
Canberra closely watches war debt payments as the United States signals policy on Britain. Debates arise whether America will insist on terms, and if Australia will resume or adjust payments amid buoyant Commonwealth finances and past arrangements with Britain.
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Australia
Canberra
Great Britain
Ameri
Commonwealth
Flight acclaimed in England by Mim Batten’s bold voyage
In London on Empire Day the British public celebrated Mim Batten’s long flight. The Telegraph highlighted her feat as historic and inspirational, praising perseverance and daring as a beacon for adventurers and readers alike.
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London
Mim Batten
Prem
Telegraph
Mise Batten
Mall
Har
Landslide Tragedy Near Lokchang Shelters Near Hong Kong
In inland China a devastating landslide from the Kalman Mountains near Lokchang, northern Wangtung, buried villages below. A great volume of water and boulders swept the river, causing hundreds of deaths and the loss may total near 200. Authorities warn of further hazards and urge staying clear of the area.
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Hong Kong
Lokchang
Wwangtung Province
Kalman
Carusad
Living X Ray Charge of False Pretences
Hobart court today charged Cooper Matthiesot with obtaining money by false pretences by claiming he could cure ailments and had growth. In a room a second woman testified that a "spirit" had performed wonders for her, supporting the accused's alleged scheme.
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Hobart
Cooper Matthiesot
Message from the King delivers unusual congratulatory note
A damaged OCR fragment reports a message from the king or governor general offering a personal congratulations on a settlement or appointment. The readable bits show a wife and a spouse signing a congratulatory note, with the signer identified as a governor general. The text is garbled but implies royal or official correspondence.
Savings bank interest to be reduced by one cent
The chairman of the Commonwealth Bank, Mr CH Reading, announced a further reduction of 1 percent in interest on bank deposits. The new rates take effect June 1, offering 2 percent on sums up to 800 and 1 percent on balances over 500 up to 800.
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Oney
Commonwealth Bank Ford
CH. Reading
Tanoas UK
United States intends to maintain naval ratios report says
A Wednesday report states that the United States plans to uphold naval base extensions and existing treaty ratios if Japan adheres to pacific latencies. The government signals determination to keep the balance despite British insistence on London’s view of safe bases.
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Washington
Tere
London Aa
British Industry Bu zest Since 1939 34
Industrial figures in the United Kingdom for the first quarter of 1934 show a 3.8 percent rise over the fourth quarter of 1882, according to the Board of Trade. The general index marks the highest since the last quarter of 1930, with the manufacturing index higher than December 1928 readings.
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London
Wednessay
United Kingdom
Board of ‘Trade
Commonwealth budget pause noted amid Australia postal and finance figures
A government summary outlines suspension of payments affecting Commonwealth finances, with 1981-82 exchange included and a June 30 1982 debt of 470 million. Canberra inquiries by Postmaster General inspectors spurred radio television license renewals and a rush for licenses. A telegram from Prime Minister Lyons congratulates a Canberra unit on notable achievement and steady resolve.
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Great Britain
Africa
Federal Capital Territory
Postmaster Generale Department
Sydney
Wcanses
Radio Tecelyare
Canberra
Undar
Bir
Lyons
Camberra
Dahalf
Commonwealth
STOP PRESS First Innings Woodfull Stumbles Early
Australia faces an unsettled start as Woodfull falls early to a Brown delivery, with McCorrall and total wickets tallying 3 after the first burst, signaling a tense innings ahead.
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Woodfull
Aur Brown, McCorrall
Fragmentary court testimony describes medical claims and payment dispute
The transcript details a defendant’s alleged requests and responses in a legal hearing. The witness speaks of being told to return, undress, and medical explanations including cancer, X rays, and hospital access. The judge reserved a decision as fraud and security questions arise.
Larwood Bowls With Pull Run
London report states Motta Taek bowler Larwood is out with a sprain and strain after an unintended wide delivery. Officials warn the match may proceed with cautious pacing as players test a speedier recovery.
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London
Laren
Motta Taek
Dutch Bid For Centenary Air Expert Night Flyer
Parmentier is highlighted as a leading Dutch flyer in the centenary air race. The note emphasizes night flying expertise and attention to precision navigation. The piece frames Dutch competitors as strong contenders in the upcoming event, with a focus on technical skill and aerial innovation.
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London
Parmentier
Mana feat rounds count on Thursday event
The second round of the Mana feat has notable activity on Thursday. Details unclear due to fragmented text but indicates ongoing competition with numbers 26, 47, 9 and references to Bingies and Tweabull.
Kingsford Smith Plane For Centenary
A readable note on Kingsford Smith and a centenary event concerns a plane or flight plan. Names and details are fragmented but indicate commemorative aviation activity tied to Smiths legacy and an upcoming centenary milestone.
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Kingsford Smith
Agreement Reached by Large Vote in Creed Debate
A large voting bloc reached agreement on the creed issue but deferred final action pending a revision. The decision follows lengthy debate and party lines. Officials indicated further changes may come before a formal vote.
Assembly Keeps Faith Debate Amid Unity Pressure
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Sydney delays final creed changes after a two day conference. Dr Angus holds to a broad Christology, while opponents fear division. The conference backed withdrawing amendments, preserving unity though a vote kept Angus from suspension for now.
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Sydney
Presbyterian Assembly
Angus
General Assembly of Australia
C. A. White
D. F. Brandt
Presbyterian General Assembly
Sey
FR C. Cruickshank
Cruickshank
J. Tandie
Brandt
Christ
Jeus
Jesus
Bess
Norks
D. ¥. Brandt
Ray
Marchant
Angur
Church
Angu
Chris
Genais Assembly of Austraiia
St. Auld
C. A White
Angua
Dr. Angus
J. H. McGowas
Angus Leschings
Presbyterian Church
Perking
Angun
James
J. H. McGowsn
A. J. Carter
Aid to Wheatgrowers Proposal Mentioned by Prime Minister Lyne
A report from Canberra indicates the Prime Minister Mr Lyne discussed aid measures for wheatgrowers yesterday. The briefing notes focus on financial support and policy direction for grain farmers amid market pressures.
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Mr. Lyne
Canberra
New Mission Ships From Caiedem Bay Amid Darling Departure
A Methodist mission at Caiedem Bay left Darwin aboard the Koo fee as LTR for Bare Stean. Dispatch notes indicate a new mission undertaking with departure from Caiedem Bay recorded in the Darwin report.
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Caledon Bay
Darwin
Caiedem Kana
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