Brilliant Chipperfield An All Batting Show At The Test
Darling McCabe and Chipperfield propelled Australia to 439 as Chipperfield at two hours batted with 16 fours and 104 not out. O'Reilly spun for three for ten before lunch as Australia pressed for a win with low-scoring innings at 108 for six after the second innings.
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London
Chipperfield
Hampshire
Darling
McCabe
Fleetwood- Smith
Aix
Ham Page
Moore
Fleetwood-Smith
Pothecary
O'Reilly
Mead
Lowndes
Arnold
Bowtem
Tennyson
Moores
Chipperfield and Oldfield Lift Australia Toward 400 Run Mark
On day two McCabe fell to a Baring delivery as 200 came in 145 minutes. Kippax impressed before being dismissed, Bromley faltered, and Chipperfield and Oldfield steadied to save a follow on. Chipperfield hit a polished 115 and a brisk 50 by Oldfield helped Australia reach 400 with a vigorous ninth wicket stand and stumps.
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McCabe
Kippax
Baring
Bromley
Boyes
Chipperfield
Oldfield
Old Beld
O'Reilly
Boyea
Hampshire
Australia
Lowdmes
Tbw
Fleetwood-Amith
Bundrhes
Voce Dominates Larwood in Eight Over Spell
Voce outshines Larwood by taking five wickets for nine runs in eight overs while Larwood claims one wicket for two runs from eight overs. Cambridge match context unclear but Voce's bowling stands out.
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London
Voce
Larwood
Cambridge
Jardine Engaged to Miss Irene Peat of Sir Harry Peat
Rogush cricketer D. R. Jardine is engaged to Irene Peat daughter of Sir Harry Peat aged 25 a brunette. They met two years ago at a cricket function.
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London
D. R. Jardine
Torgaret
Irene Peat
Harry and
Peat
Jardine
General Strike Aims From Wonthaggi Miners
Melbourne Friday reports Wonthaggi coal miners plan a general strike across all coal mines in Victoria. Victorian Miners Federation delegates discuss method and timing with a meeting set for June 4 to decide on stoppages until supplies to Victoria halt.
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Melbourne
Wonthagg
Ralia
Idreas Williams
Miners’ Federation
Victorte
Naval talks with U S A to prep 1985 London conference
The New York Times reports Britain has started naval discussions with the United States to shape views for the 1985 embassy meeting in London. The discussions may include political considerations provoked by Japan. The piece notes U S Senate action on arms export halts tied to the Chaco war and a House passage awaiting presidential signature amid concerns over bombing planes.
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New York
Washington
New York Times
United States
London
Japan
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Bell Te
Toledo Riots Leave Four Dead In Factory Clash
Four men killed and 15 wounded as Ohio National Guard clashes with rioters at the Electric Autolite Factory in Toledo. Troops used tear gas while strikers armed with sticks and stones fought guardsmen, with 5000 spectators watching. Reinforcements sent as firing continued. Colonel William Marlin says troops received no order to fire.
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Toledo
Ohio National Guard
Electric Autolite
Columbia
William Marlin
Japan Ready to Talk to Rio on Disarmament Talks
A Japanese foreign spokesman said Tokyo is prepared to discuss preliminary disarmament with Rio de Janeiro if Britain and the United States seek such talks. He noted Japan would be delighted to consider a suitable invitation.
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Rio
Britain
America
Oe Aneen
BIKES SCHOOL Modern Child's Outlook
At a Sydney Child Welfare Inquiry Mr Thompson described a shift in child attitudes toward school with some crying to attend. The Truant School head Mr Guildford reported strong statewide attendances and proposed consolidating delinquent class children into a self supporting colony to cut costs and improve post school life integration.
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Sydney
Thompson
Guildford
Costa
Batten Halts to Head Winds on Brisbane Flight
Jean Batten reached Camoo Weal shortly before 5 pm as head winds slowed her progress. She plans to proceed to Charleville tomorrow, with uncertainty whether she will fly to Brisbane or Sydney direct, as strong head winds impeded her journey.
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Dean
Party Pact Rumors Stir UAP and UCP Talks
Private negotiations are reported between UAP and UCP representatives to reduce cross filings at the forthcoming election. The Country Party favors avoiding Labour vote loss and prefers delaying an early election while the government advances more of its platform.
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Sydney
U.A.P
U.C.P
Country Party
Labour
Alleged Robbery in Sydney Park
An elderly man told police two men stopped him in Sydney Park and searched his pockets stealing a bank note and credit balance of £100. Police doubt the claim but will investigate the reported robbery and review evidence and eyewitness accounts.
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Sydney Park
Sydney
Ing
Riots Engage Soldiers as Crowd Clashes Turn Violent
A night of violence saw a crowd of over 6000 confront militia, with sticks and bottles flung and gas bombs deployed. Two men were shot and three injured as troops fired volleys to disperse the rioters, including women, amid hospital first aid for tear gas injuries.
Presbyterian Assembly deals with Angus appeal and unemployment motions
The Presbyterian Assembly appointed Rev. A D Marchant and Dr Kenneth Edward to appear before the judicial committee in the appeal related to Dr Angus while debating unemployment woes. A motion urged co operation with the Premier to relieve the economic low mood and Catholic representation concerns were noted amid a Newcastle remark.
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Sydney
Angus
Presbyterian Assembly Today
A D. Marchant
Kenneth Edward
G. R. BS. Reid
State Assembly
Declin
Christ
Oxford Group
A. R. McVittle
Newcastle
J. W. Stewart Lang
I ‘Rian
Jas. Gillespie
Assembly
McVittie
Ottawa Agreement Sparks Higher Meat Prices in Britain
An official statement from Canberra says the Ottawa Agreement has roughly doubled mutton prices in Britain and left lamb prices largely higher. It notes pre conference rates for Australian frozen beef at 2d to 3¾d per lb, mutton as low as 2d per lb, and lamb at 4d per lb, with the agreement setting the stage for a major chilled meat industry in Australia.
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Ottawa
Canberra
Prime Minister's Department
War in the East Latham Defends Tone on Hong Kong
Mr Latham in a Canton bound interview downplays sensational war talk and urges caution while noting uncertainty. He compares Australia’s trade policy to Japan’s, stressing protection of domestic industries before international interests and British industries.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Latham
Japan
Australia
Japanese Outlet for Australian Meat Drafters
A historical note describes a Japanese outlet for Australian meat producers and mentions J. adopting Western habits after contact with the Western world. The passage alludes to changes in diet and tone linked to broader Western influence.
Bolivian Forces Repel Paraguayan Advance in Gran Chaco
Army dispatches report 6000 Paraguayans killed and at least 12 000 wounded in a Bolivian counter attack before Fort Ballivian. Colonel Bernadino Bilbao Rioja led a circling defense that surrounded and disbanded the second Paraguayan division, with materiel and munitions seized.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Bernadino Bilbao Rioja
Canada
Mother’s Crime In Madrid Trial Of Donna Aurora Rodrigues
Donna Aurora Rodrigues, a noted Socialist leader, defends herself in Madrid as she admits killing her daughter Hildegart to “keep her perfect.” The case portrays Hildegart as a child prodigy who earned a law degree at 17 and became a prominent writer and political figure before her death.
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Madrid
Donna Aurora Rodrigues
Donna Aurora
Hildegart
Svengali
Trilby
Spain
Ashe
Air Fatality at Andover Aerodrome
Flying Officer Williams and Corporal Brown were killed when their aircraft crashed at Andover Aerodrome during Air Day. Rescue efforts were forced back as the plane plunged into a wheat field, burning and reduced to ruins. The bodies were unrecognisable.
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London
Andover
Williams
Corporal Brown
Centenary Broadcast Records Messages From Lyons and Argyle
The British Prime Minister Mr Lyons and Victoria Premier Sir Arthur Argyle will keynote two minute messages broadcast by the BBC from London for Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The two brief talks will convey official messages to the British nation.
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B.B.C
London
Melbourne
Mr. Lyons
Victoria
Gir
Argyle
Official Opening Showcases Canberra Art Exhibition
Canberra Minister for the Interior opened the fourth Artists' Society exhibition at Civic Centre noting Australia’s art emphasis. The display features about 250 subjects across oils, watercolors, etchings, photography, china painting and more, with works by Gruner, Heysen, Wilson, Hilder, McKillop, Beach and local artists. The event drew a large attendance and extra pieces include a Cotter Murrumbidgee River scene at 200 guineas.
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Canberra
Australia
J. Perkins
Artists’ Society
Civic Centre
Mesars
Sargent
G. W. Lambert
Hans Heyson
Elicth Gruner
J. J. Hilder
Dora Wilson
J. Neilson
Messrs
W. L. Edwards
John Morgan
L. P
Marjorie Matthews
Mra Macandell
McKillop
Melbourne
J. L. Nellson
Cobb and Co
Victor Cobb
Tom Garrett
Sydney
Maesure
Bea Ey G. Bergersen
L. Edwards
John Horgan
M. O’dean
W. ‘Lucas
Las McCalman
L. P. Webb
Misa O
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