Hammond Orders Practice For English Cricket Team Perth
England captain Hammond ordered a morning training session for the squad in Perth after a surprise display against the colts. The team, who did not play yesterday, prepared ahead of a match against West Australia with Robinson Darrass King Swe Me Tucks Rigg Dingdon O'Dwyer Tetlow named in the group.
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Breach of Promise Case At End In Sydney
A breach of promise suit by Mrs Florences Elizabeth Livesey seeking £10,000 against James Rex Beech has been abandoned after the court ordered a trial date that was not set. Beech's solicitor Mr G R W McDonald declared judgment in Beech's favor, while Livesey alleged misrepresentation and previous life details influenced the promise.
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Merino Pleece Sells To 424 At Sydney Wool Sales
Merino fleece sales in Sydney trades under competition with Continental buyers and strong local support. Offering total 9,760 sold at auction and 1,172 privately, plus 808 bales of skin wool. Prices for southern wools show AAA ratings and several shorn lots with small differentials.
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Stepinac Trial Hearing Allows 22 Witnesses
Zagreb court in the Archbishop Stepinac treason trial overruled the prosecution and said the defense may call 22 witnesses. It did not disclose why 14 others were not invited. Defense presented documents claiming Stepinac ordered no race distinctions during wartime occupation and that he condemned the Ustashi. Six priests testified he forbade political activity.
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U S Complains Foreign Wool Prices Too High
New York report says foreign wool costs harm domestic buyers and consumption. The Journal of Commerce notes weekly foreign wool use fell from about 10 million pounds to 8,270,000 pounds in July, signaling tighter supplies and pressure on U S textile markets.
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Aery article of body wan a red the with tn on
The text reads as a fragmented note about a "Great Peppermint Cure" claimed to be a remedy for infantile weeds. It mentions a missing body part and a test pilot body founded, but the overall meaning is unclear and garbled.
Man stabbed after refusing cigarette in Canberra walk
Mr A Gane of Weatlake was robbed and stabbed between the Hotel Canberra and his residence last week when he refused a cigarette offer. The assailant, who fled, cut his arm and fled. Gane received treatment at Canberra Community Hospital and later reported the incident days after.
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20 Arrested in Algerian Wine Scandal
An investigation into wine dealings led to twenty arrests in Algeria. The Paris office of Presa was linked to the case and Premier Gouln was expected to appear. Officials described a network involving various parties and unclear connections amid the probe.
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Refusal by NSW referees blocks Davis Cup matches
In Kooyong at Christmas the N S W Lawn Tennis Association declines to have NSW referees officiate Davis Cup ties. Victorian umpires are expected to take the referee role with Mr Fuller, a NSW LTA official, named. Crawford denies any plan to partner with John Bromwich while asserting support for younger players.
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Shannon May Start in King's Cup
Shannon, tested in a Victoria Park workout, is set to start in the King's Cup at Randwick next Saturday. Bookmakers may slight him for the mile and a quarter, though he remains a top candidate with trainer Maurice McCarten optimistic for Derby rules. Darby Munro will likely ride with Flying Duke as a major rival. third in Monograms may be spelled after next week.
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