Bradmans Striking Return to Form Against Middlesex
Bradman scored 100 not out as Australia confronted Middlesex in cool conditions. Hendren led the home attack with a century, while Woodfull and Bradman shared a stubborn stand to salvage the innings. Middlesex were all out for 258. Bradman’s innings energized a crowd of about 20 000 and drew praise from The Sunday Times and others for pace and precision.
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London
Saturds
Lada
Bradman
Middlesex
Fielden
Smith
B.w
Hendren
Woodfull
Ponsford
Bradnan
Darling
Mith
Robins
Enthoven
Esse
Sunday Times
Australia
D. BR. Japdine
Surrey
Lancashire
Duckworth
Thinemacs
Y.w
Smith Ponsford
Low
Smith Bradman
Sundries
Smith Ae
Peebles At
Indian Strike Leads to Arrests of Twelve Labour Leaders
Twelve Labour leaders were arrested in Calcutta on Saturday after police searched the offices of the textile Strikers' committee and the Young Workers League. Government says leaders incited workers with inflammatory speeches and red leaflets urging strikes, violence, and clashes with police. five police injured in last night’s clashes.
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Calcutta
Textile Strikers’ Committee
Young Workers League
Bombay
Jean Batten Held Up in Brisbane
A fragmented report from Brisbane centers on Jean Batten facing a hold up incident near Mine Blackall with a magneto treatment and a rival figure. Details are unclear in the readable OCR.
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Jean Batten
Brisbane
Argentina to exceed wheat export quota by August
A Buenos Aires report cites the National Grain Board pushing exports at a pace that will surpass the wheat quota by August 1. Argentina has shipped about 7.4 million bushels of its annual quota and exports roughly 2.4 million bushels weekly with 4 large stocks on hand.
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New York
Buenos Aires
New York Times
National Grain Board
Grain Board
Iterachange
Insect Plague Across 2000-Mile Front Sparks Plan
A vast effort to combat billions of crop pests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta has culminated in a plan to spread poison as wheat losses approach forty five percent. Authorities coordinate with farmers to implement large scale pesticide distribution along the grain belt.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sanatchawan
Alberta
Trade Treaty Talks With Uruguay In London Formal Start Soon
London Saturday report says negotiations on a commercial treaty between the United Kingdom and Uruguay are advancing. Dr Coaly Uruguay minister for Finance has arrived in London to open formal talks expected to begin shortly at the Board of Trade offices with Dr Casio and other officials. Uruguay seeks meat wool and agricultural products while the UK aims at cotton yarns iron and various manufactured goods.
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London
Satuirday
Tall Tayy
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Coaly
Uiany
Board of ‘Trade
Casio
Roberto Mcaohen
Legation
Don Dodero
United Kingsmen
Japan reportedly offers Timor deal in new price
London Sunday report cites The Daily Express saying Japan, after probing a 43,000,000 pound offer to Pornagel for Timor, has now submitted a 5,000,000 pound counter proposal through foreign intervention.
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London
Daily Express
Japan
Timor
Naval disarmament talks set for London next year
London reports preliminary three power naval conversations will be held in the British capital with Britain Japan and the United States invited by Britain for the formal Naval Conference next year. Japan says it agrees in principle to start talks, and France has accepted a preliminary invitation.
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London
Britain
Japan
United States
Tokio
Mr. Shigentan
John Simon
Turkish Increases Armed Forces Amid European Tension
The Turkish government announced a boost to national armed forces citing Europe’s troubled state and a looming arms race. The finance ministry will prepare new taxation to fund the expansion, while resisting higher duties on foreign goods.
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Istanbul
Europe
Ministry For Finance
Diesel train sets new USA speed and distance records
A Zephyr diesel streamline train ran from Denver to Chicago non stop, averaging 77.6 mph for 1017 miles in 18 hours 4 minutes, breaking the previous regular run time by 12 hours 41 minutes and posting a top speed of 112 mph. The test required full traffic stoppage and close supervision along the route.
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Saskatchewan
Chicago
Denver
D'Waa
British Amateur Golf Title Won by Lawson Little
Lawson Little of the United States captured the British Amateur Championship by defeating J. J. Retiben Vitam Be 14 up and 13 to lay.
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London
Lawson Little
U.S.A
J. J Retiben Vitam Be
Lays
Socialist Leader Dora Rodrigues Sentenced for Murder
Dora Aurora Rodrigues, noted socialist figure, was sentenced to 26 years for the murder of her daughter Hildegart. She professed relief at the verdict and said she feared lunatic asylum, claiming she is sane and vows to continue her struggle from prison for race purification.
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Madrid
Dora Aurora Rodrigues
Hildegart
Hotmad
Ane
Martial Law Declared Again in Austria Turmoil Erupts
In Vienna a new martial law order follows a week of bombing by enemies of the regime. Socialists report riots in the Bchmelx district, suppressed by police and military. The decree covers all terrorist outrages including bombings, property attacks, and disruption of communications. Death penalty possible for bombings and ruinous damage as a traveling court is set to try cases.
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Vienna
Bchmelx
Dolfines Reime
Wreon
Trisie
Toledo riots renew as strikers reject peace terms
Rioting resumed at the Autolite factory after a truce breakdown. A rifle volley wounded a captive, a National Guard officer was hurt by pistol fire, and civil disorder persisted. Leaders of the strikers signaled toward a temporary pause, while demands included withdrawal of guards and terms linked to Charles Taft’s mediation.
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Toledo
Avtolite
Fhce
Theatrikera
National Guard
Federal
Department of Labour
Roth Son
Ywater
Strikera
Guardane
Charles Taft
Canada Out of Davis Cup in Wilmington
The United States dominated Canada in the Davis Cup at Wilmington Delaware. Lott and Van Ryn defeated Martin and Ramn in doubles 6-1 6-4 6-0.
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Canada
Wilmington
Delaware
Sua
United States
Lott
van Ryn
Martin
Ramnfire
Massy Cup Final: Queanbeyan Blues Defeat Yass 21–10
In a dour showdown at Showground yesterday Queanbeyan Blues secured the Massy Cup with a 21 to 10 win over Yass. Gate receipts topped £60 as Blues matched solid defence with decisive handling led by Norton and Ray. Yass, though strong individually, failed to form the needed cohesion against Queanbeyan’s forward and backline work.
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Queanbeyan Blues
Yass
R. Swank
Ihnesd
A. Grimt
Icenttee
Gele
Blues
Queanbeyan
Ying
Ray
J. Norton
Coe
Bhumack
Aiviston
Cuming
Brandon
Cure Claimed for Sleeping Sickness by Nerve Excision
Iscows Batunia v Professor Mastawaki claims a cure for sleeping sickness through removing a nerve piece from the spinal column. The patient’s tremblings were said to cease after the operation. The procedure was theorized by an American surgeon, Mr. W. Putnam, but he had not previously attempted it.
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Isoscow
Batunia
Mastawaki
W. Putnam
Death of Lord Sumner announced in Britain
The death of Lord Burner is announced, listed as a figure connected to reparations commissions. The report notes his service and role in postwar assessments, with brief context about the implications for ongoing discussions and duties in Britain.
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London
Lord Burner
Australia New Zealand rights carrier sale misreadings
In a special arrangement Reuters World Service reports on information compilation and intelligence releases. The article notes Australia and New Zealand are affected by the distribution and rights terms described in the compilation.
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Apsclal
Reuters Waerld Bervica
Thieslave
Australia
New Zealand
Italian Armaments Budget Plan Presented in Rome
In Rome on a Saturday the Chamber heard Signor Mappolini outline naval and land force spending totaling £38,000,000 to be spread over six years. An extraordinary grant of £16,000,000 is allocated for one item, with a further £18,500,000 for another purpose.
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Rome
Chamber of
Mappolini
Government approves 17 new ships for 1942 completion
The Government has approved the construction of 17 new vessels to be completed in 1942. Orders are issued to commence work immediately, with details outlining naval procurement and deployment plans for the Greek Navy.
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Athens
Prince Henry Visits Ulster and Dublin Crowd Greet Duke
Prince Henry arrives in Ulster aboard a private plane bearing the Royal Standard. A vast crowd cheers as he lands at Aldergrove and is escorted by aircraft. He travels to Hillsborough Castle and is warmly welcomed by villagers along the way.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
Aldegrove
Ulster
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucseter
Inna Sea
Hillsborough Castle
Missing gunman in London draws hunt by police
London police, aided by 28 divisions, search a criminal hideout south of the Thames for John Dillinger. A U S informant who knows Dillinger well claims he fled to London, while authorities say he remains in the United States and press the risk persists.
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London
John Dillinger
Beotland Yard
Wall
Thames
Dilingen
Dillinger
United States
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