Perth Test Outing Highlights English Struggle Against Badcock
English batting faltered as Badcock and Horrocks struck heavy centuries in a chaotic Perth innings. The English bowlers pressed early but the Australian pair built a massive opening stand, reaching 298 before wickets fell, while the English attack failed to make a decisive impact on the unruly pitch.
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Perth
Veday
Taemahia
Badenoch
Ing.ewrtary
Badcock
Worrocks
Brown
Badsock
Ausealis
Beers
Fontamen Ahnul
Atumpny
Horrocks
I Verity
Voce
Capaot
Allert
le Rit
Slean
Tho Yoores
Wngland
Wyatt
Grimmett ‘Bagg
B. Halcombe Hammond
Wilberfores
Zimbliny
Worthington
M MicCabe
Hardgraft
C Ano
Zienbuilly
Barnett
McCabe
Wilberforce
Hal- Copabe
Altea
Wilberfored
Verity
Halzombe Voce
Copeon
Pssurshiee
Hilcombe
Wither
Jfore
Grimmett
Zimbula
Wick keeper questions in England inward Tests doubt
London reports raise the possibility of another wicketkeeper joining the England squad as injuries press. The Daily Mail notes MCC committees divided over Amps backlash and Duckworth injury fueling calls for a replacement while Allen says back trouble not severe.
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London
Magiahd
Australie
Enys
M.C.C
Beck
Duckworth
McCorkilis
Bamps
Pay Roll Heist Near Melbourne Hits Five Men
Five men attempted a payroll robbery at Wilder Bros Pty Ltd Canister Makers near North Welcome. George Baker resisted, one assailant fired a revolver, and the gang fled with about 300 pounds in silver and Baker’s bag. The driver, pursuing, helped halt the car but the robbers escaped.
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Melbourne
Wilder, Bros! Pty
Jett
George Baker
Baker
Mets
Noag
Darwin Council Proposal Abolishment Sparks Territorial Debate
The Darwin Municipality faces dissolution ordered by Interior, with the Territory’s future self-government debated in Parliament. Northern Territory MP Bisin signals opposition and may move to strike down the ordinance, affecting the creation of the Northern Territory and its legislative structure.
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Bisin
Barwin
Roumove
House of Representatives
Bis
Legislative Council
Vata
New Guinea
Pacific retaliation plan touches trade with Japan
Reports from London say Australia and New Zealand push a coordinated response to protect shipping interests in the Pacific. The plan seeks contributions from Empire shipping lines to modernize vessels and ensure faster, safer routes amid growing competition and potential British support for Japanese trade measures.
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Hmebout Sonalderation
Empurial
Cora ‘Rite
Tasman
Australia
Car Zesland
Estaulisis
M Bonih
London
Frissy
Walcomes
Srttieh Shipping
New Zealand
Chain Pharmacies Probe Led by English Boole Group
Five representatives of Boole Pure Drug of England lead a chain of investigations into pharmacy practices. The action targets alleged irregularities and compliance issues across multiple outlets. Local authorities coordinate with international firms to review records and enforce standards.
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Boole Pure Drug
England
Winston Churchill Questions London on German Plans
The German Foreign Office is quoted as pressing Britain and France on a possible encirclement aimed at Germany. Churchill denies responsibility for any aggression and states Britain would assist Germany if the Soviet provocation is proven. He argues Europe is safer with Germany and cautions against confrontation.
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London
Wheston Churchill
Germany
Britain
France
Germaany
Europe
Shurope
Wita
Otter ‘Bannele
Conscription Debate and Broadcasting Row Reported
The ALP general secretary Mr Graves criticized the Broadcasting Commission for banning their broadcast while other parties could use national stations. He argued conscription is a major national issue and urged protest against the policy as the 20th anniversary of the defeat of conscription approached.
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Sydrey. Frity
ALP
Mr J Graves
A.L.P
Howe
Mani
Mit. Mande
Uddine
Spacehea
Groves
Al.p
al Ltast
Gravec Olta
Ayone
Lyons
Ceura
Breyens
Otte Dueulty
Graves
Intervention Denials By Italy And Germany
London reports denials from Italy and Germany amid cross accusations over intervention in Spain. The Times and Daily Telegraph suggest Russia may walk out of tomorrow’s non intervention meeting, risking collapse of the policy and Madrid government support.
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London
Petey
Italien
Kpiian
Spaulah Alemmitory
Spain
Toler Fational Committee
Lord Plymouth
Nate Leom
Clvsm
Madelil Cov
Stellen
Rusald
Times
Valegraph' Tudlsy
Musaia
Russia
Madrid
Lord Nuffield Explains Withdrawal From Air Project
In a dramatic interview Lord Nuffield defends his stance on aircraft engine production and criticizes the Air Ministry. He says he offered to build in government facilities but faced political opposition while stressing his readiness to supply parts if needed. Lord Swinton and others respond as tensions rise over wartime aviation plans.
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London
Thureday
Lord Nartfield
Swinton
House of Lords
Wolie
Bniilip
Sassoon
MSC
Mr. Lloyd George
Lord Swinton
Nuffield
Nis Ottae
Tiowid
Americas
Swikton
Kintetry
Herald Te
Air Ministry
Ty Hind
Nitfield
Holmen
Altough
Alr
Ale Ministry
Hpm
Goverment
Birmingham
Wey
Bani
Pirate Trawler Spanish Charges Of Arms Running
A scrambled report details Spain and Britain trading accusations over arms running linked to a 8000 mile voyage and October cadiz incident. The article covers inquiries by the Nation Council into vessel ownership, alleged complicity, and protests against the Interventions Pact and wartime controls.
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London
Nation Council of Latosr
Porsign
Eden
Eter
Andrasa
Lennegen
Piate Trayner
Feevels
Iim
Cadiz
Jamas
Lamp
Tamia
Mmby
James
Hustine Nicholson
Tiere Fanny Works
Georgetown
Navy
Phahip
Mgn
Moore
Abel
Pam
Rauitt
Carly Me
Insurgent Threat to Russian Shipping Reported
A radio message from Salamanca Isterte states insurgents will intercept Russian ships entering Spanish waters after the arrival of a Soviet vessel with a full cargo of arms at Santanda. The notice signals planned disruption and potential attacks on regional shipping.
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London
Salamanca
Santanda
Spanish
Secret Allied Negotiations Spark Failed Nonintervention Pact
Fragmentary report describes tensions over arms supply to General Menneo and Franco allied forces. It notes Western powers and Russia accused of circumventing the nonintervention accord while Germany and France allegedly flood Madrid with armaments.
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Gopern .Fraher
Gereyrigs
Menneo
Ingurgenta
Russia
Alleged Floggings at Bombay Reported Amid Riot Claims
Fragmentary text alleges flogging incidents at Bombay involving about 200 rioters. Mentions statements cited against Coburn and others to Germany, condemning German conduct. Describes claimed inhumanity and cites Catholic and Allied perspectives amid public safety concerns.
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Uy Searlin
Fridey- Benn
Bam” Fily
Coburn
Germany
Moulders decline terms in strike in Sydney
Workers from several city foundries held a meeting and decided to continue the strike for a six week increase. Employers offered a wage rise if work resumed during the interim, but the proposal was rejected in conference.
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Sydney
Rebel Advance Captures Las Navas de Frantha Fortress
Fragmentary report describes rebel forces advancing from dawn to dusk and seizing Las Navas de Frantha, a key fortress before Madrid. It notes a massive assault by Generali Prepos Jaundired and Moors or Legionaries entering the capital's approach, with remaining plains offering little cover for a renewed general offensive.
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London
Las Navas di Frantha
Madrid
Generali
Becausa
Conspiracy Charge Involving Woman And Brother
A woman Priscila Peat and her brother John Simpson faced formal charges for allegedly conspiring to cheat the Nortmum-i herlaid Permanent, Buildbag Investment Land and Loan Society. They pleaded guilty and were remanded. The case alleges Mrs Gis took her husband’s deeds to the Newtown society and secured a mortgage then arranged to divert 450 pounds to herself and her brother, with the mortgage later discharged by the husband’s property.
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Sydney
Nortmum
Priscila Peat
John Simpson
Burns
Gis
Build Ing Society
Newtown
Tate Bulla Society
Gills
New Zealand Programme Outlined by Prime Minister
The Prime Minister Savage outlined a plan for national well being and financial security. He said the full programme would take time to implement and stressed state aid for health and welfare while awaiting legislative approval. The goal is prudent use of public funds and gradual advancement toward broader financial reforms.
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Thascestchine
MY. Savage
Savage
Bagontimudd
Wilma Tomer
German Zeppelin for America to aid private interests
Washington reports the German Government authorized Dr Eckner to build a sister ship to the Hindenburg for private American interests for sea and air travel. The statement adds the possibility of a ready airship under consideration.
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Washington
Department of Conmmerce
Drs Eckner
Conaldenatinn
Labour split claims denied after party meeting
Opposition Leader Mr Curtin and Labour members deny a split after a Thursday evening meeting. The party says amendments to the constitution are non essential and to be debated on a non party basis, aligning with the government’s referendum stance.
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United Party
Debarnt
Curtin
Labour
Dtcema
Gya
Isyons
Mile
Insnight
Commonwealth
Quarry Disaster Claims Nineteen Lives in Paris Pit
A quarry accident in Paris claims nineteen workers as a new explosive charge detonates during unloading. Rescue teams recover bodies and search for missing men as blasts throw debris over hundreds of feet.
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Paris
Palaise
Plecce
Salvage Crew Recover L Barrels After Vessel Loss
A report notes a ship lost with all hands while salvage operations proceed. Details indicate a Japanese salvage ship involved and a barge carrying a cargo vessel named Aisha Mee during a heavy seas incident near Porvoo.
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Porvoo
Adelaide Government circles discuss Commonwealth Marketing program
Fragmentary notes indicate a discussion among government officials about a Commonwealth Marketing program. The Prime Minister’s apparent appointment and party alignment are referenced, with emphasis on a forthcoming assembly meeting.
Mischief At Parliament House Involving A Bottle Prank
A mischief tale describes an idle hands prank at Parliament House where a live reptile was placed in a bottle of preservative at the Australian Institute of Anatomy. Officials examined the specimen with other animals, then removed the reptile for dissection.
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Australian Institute , Anatomy
Divaralantas
Parliament House
Fragmented OCR Snippet From Unclear Local Text
A garbled OCR fragment likely from a local newspaper item, with partially readable phrases and names unclear. Missing context prevents precise identification of event, people, or place.
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