New South Wales and England Clash Amid Batting Clash
New South Wales reached 213 as McCabe led a patient 88 with Robinson on 50 plus, while England struggled against pace from Allen and Copeau. McCabe’s long innings anchored a lively 200 partnership before Chipperfield faltered.
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Tense Russo German spat after arrests in Moscow
Berlin protests Moscow over arrests tied to espionage cases. Several Germans and Russians linked to the Embassy or German institutions include a pastor, a German school teacher, a legal advisor, and a doctor attending Embassy staff. The German Ambassador orders careful review of reasons behind the arrests.
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Home Wreckers and Australian Exclusion Debate in Brown Pearce Exchange
A seventeenth century style parliamentary exchange centers on Freer case exclusions from Australia. Senator Brown claims many were barred for evasive dictation. Sir George Pearce cites 34 refusals in five years. The cricket report notes Victoria’s 22 percent loss as Bradman’s lineup under Richardson, with O’Brien and Gregory contributing in a 330 total.
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No Entry to Be Permitted in Australia Case
A ministerial statement from Mr. Paterson declared Mrs. Freer would be excluded from entering Australia. The remark ends speculation she might stay briefly to access courts. The Attorney General's Department reportedly has not acted on the Freer case.
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Australia
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Attorney-General's Department
Foreign Funds Behind Fascists and Reds in England
In London, Sir John Simon told the Commons that both fascist and communist groups were supported by funds from abroad. He refused to provide detailed documentation or sources for the assertion.
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England
London
Home Office
John Simon
Commons
Madrid Holds Out As Assault Pauses London War News
Reports describe a prolonged artillery exchange and air raid warnings in Madrid as General Varela strengthens forces and moves mechanized units northward. Government statements claim successful counterattacks near Casa Del Campo and Getafe with some Moorish casualties, while Jamargents cut the Madrid road and push toward Loyaliatn positions.
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Vareila
Aly
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Trom
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Casa del Campo
Intervention London Meets on Spanish Crisis
The Non-Intervention Committee in London discussed Russian involvement in Spain. Speakers clashed over evidence and motives with Signor Grandi and Mr. Kagan accusing each other of provocation and aligning with Berlin. Italy was labeled an aggressor, while Soviet duty to aid Spanish liberation was defended by some delegates.
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Thia
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Palestine Royal Commission Opens in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Royal Commission opened with tension as Italian Consul-General Signor Maspolini walked out after learning his chase stood beside the Abyssinian delegate Windsa Banning. Lord Peel, the chairman, urged Arab input to avoid premature conclusions.
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Lord Peel
Empire Airways Planes Claim Fastest Four Engine Design
Empire Airways announced 12 four engine monoplanes for European and Empire routes at about £42,000 each. Planes will carry a passenger load of 52 and are billed as the fastest four engined machines with a top speed near 200 mph. Each plane features a 123 ft wingspan and will include kitchens and a liquor bar on board.
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Serigus Telness of the Pope Heated Scene Declines Ministers Invitation
The report notes Serigus Telness of the Pope refusing an invitation from ministers amid a heated scene. Officials described the confrontation as tense as Telness asserted independence from church advisors. The event drew attention from political circles and religious observers alike.
Vatican fears frame up claims in House adjournment clash
Heated accusations arising from a House of Representatives adjournment dispute accuse the Speaker and a Defence Minister of colluding to prevent Mr Mahoney from speaking. The incident led to an unexpected 3 pm adjournment as tensions rose amid questions over a Public Service Bill and political maneuvers. Vatican City reports warn of potential health decline of Pope Pius X amid alleged preparations and secrecy surrounding the pontiff’s condition and possible death.
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Severe Storm Disrupts King Inspection Plans at Port
A severe storm swept the English Channel disrupting the royal program for the King’s inspection at Port. Winds and rain halted naval ships, delayed ceremonies, and forced the royal party to adjourn aboard the Hoya yacht Victoria and Albert where a concert and dinner were held with stewards in attendance.
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Police report on case of wrongful arrest and police discipline
Cabinet will review a departmental inquiry by Police Superintendent Carter into the Supreme Court verdict awarding damages of 300 to officers over alleged wrongful arrest imprisonment and assault. Carter finds the offence technical and advises limited action against two officers while recommending disciplinary steps for Sergeant Siloogh. he questions jury interpretation of the assault count and suggests clearer rules on detentions. The Attorney General’s position and Cabinet decision are pending.
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Recognition conference affirms Austro Hungarian rights and Italian status
Vienna reports a tri partite talks among Italy Austria and Hungary concluding with a communique affirming Austria and Hungary’s rights to rearm. Hungary and Austria agreed to recognize Italy's claim to Anagy in the explanation of Abye and Tk Will Be recalled. Austria had repudiated military clauses of the Treaty of Trisnos and conscription is expected to be introduced, with Hungary and Italy signals unclear.
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Lopate
Unsettled Weather Forecast At Byndey Friday
Forecaster Mr. Marcy predicts warm to sultry conditions with isolated thunder storms. The outlook indicates a trend toward unsettled weather across the state with periods of rain and thunder in the next several hours.
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Marcy
Ohistry
Iwan Rad
Bradman Ailing After Indéy Meeting
Bradman spent two days with illness described as gastro intestinal upset after a meal. He showed a slight temper, condition not serious, doctor expects recovery within a few days. He admitted a minor indisposition may be linked to something eaten and declined further comment.
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Dave
Mrs Freer Seeks Australian Government Entry
An interview reveals Mrs Freer appealing to the Australian Government to permit entry into Australia. She asserts she is not a threat or disreputable, though the minister questioned her character without presenting any supporting proof.
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Auckland
Prva
Waldh
Australie
Churchill Urges New Ministry For British Rearmament
In a House of Commons debate on imperial defence, Winston Churchill pressed for a new ministry for supplies and warned Britain would face greater danger than any since the war. He criticized delays in rearmament and urged collective security, while Baldwin outlined postwar challenges and the need to protect empire communications and air force capacity. London reports that gas mask production was set to reach two million per month, to be issued free in emergencies.
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Jarrow Marchers Strike and Government Response
Confused OCR fragment describes Jarrow Marchers marching amid unemployment pressure. Text mentions they were received by the Minister for Labour and discusses government action or reaction to unemployment concerns.
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