England can win the final Test says veteran observer
In the Evening Standard piece dated June 11 a veteran cricket writer argues England can clinch the final Test. He contends Australia’s bowling is not fully equal to England’s needs and notes England’s batsmen must score quickly to beat the bowling and fielding edge.
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London
Evening Standard
England
Crickster
Saya ST Am
Houha
Hammond
Walley -Pet
Hing
Auelinus
Romania Faces Hurdles in Forming New Cabinet
Report from Bucharest dated June 16 notes difficulties in forming the throne cabinet amid unprecedented political strife. Prince Carol's continuance faces strong Liberal opposition, delaying coalition talks. A national crisis is seen if a stable government cannot emerge before autumn.
Seniority Grievance Talks Amid Coal Trade Standstill
A week of meetings by the central council and three lodges addressed a seniority dispute among miners. Delegates will draft a report and recommendations for a further combined meeting next week while operations continue with the strike’s impact unresolved.
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Boamey
Case
Central Council
Sleerston
Erate
Almont
Abertay
Cesspark
Wigghy Cotusy
Rombinest Ina
Mbelt
Mine Fatalities Report From Abermain Colliery
A mining accident sequence at Abermain pits results in multiple fatalities and injuries. Lagrener Moran, a 3 winner of Kuryi, dies after an incident during a work shift. Balward Uehara, a brick labourer, falls from a scaffold at Abermain No 2. Another worker suffers non fatal injuries in separate events. An explosion detonator incident causes partial finger loss to Henry Jacks during morning preparations.
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Dary
Om Thwruday
Lagrener Moran
Kuryi
Hietibord
Balward Uehara
Briekta Labour
Hin Ferring
Tiwan
Traffic enforcement report for May shows limited activity
The report notes a May tally of four incidents with two prosecutions under the Traffic Act. One fine of £1 was repeated in a case, and details mention rearward lights, left turn signals, stationary parking lights, and two minor violations.
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Tal Betaine
Enmitt
Widhon
Marge Wewks
Loan Council cuts 45 percent for Australia abroad
Canberra reports the Loan Council ending its meeting with a plan to fund the next year largely from Australian sources. Expenditure is slashed to 25,200,000 pounds, down 45 percent from last year, as governments push to ease foreign credit strains and announce a 10,000,000 pound loan on the Australian market within days.
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Canberra
Becauon S
Aitatealion Fonds
Eaaneil
Australia
Thin Srw Cain
Future of Palestine at Geneva outlines policy stance
In a Geneva briefing dated June 1 the British Colonial Secretary says the government is at the start of the task in Palestine and will strive to secure a jointly workable path. He notes the need to gain Jewish support worldwide for a Jewish home while urging cooperation between Jews and Arabs to advance the mandate.
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Geneva
Unider
Palestine
Court confirms 48 hours week across public service and railways
Brisbane reports that the Industrial Court has decided to extend the working week from 44 to 48 hours in specified public service and railway positions. The longer schedule will take effect from midnight tonight, following delayed implementation due to a pending decision.
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Brisbane
Industrial Court
Nationalist policy to socialisation sparks clear stance
At the Australian Women's National League conference in Melhourar on June 11, Mr J G Latham, leader of the Opposition, outlined that while cordial cooperation at the next election is possible, the Nationalist Party will not be constrained by any other party. He attacked socialisation of industry as foolish and dangerous, tied to Labour, and warned the party would stand firm in federal and state arenas unless compelled to reform.
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Asaoc
Tamsian
G. W. Martens
Homse
Herbert
Austealia
Marina
British Preference League
ML Keating
Beitons
Ugar
Kinion
Kirrn
Fred
Trefecoiee
Layjzur
Ee Usmo Workers’ Union
Wiper
Nine Months of Temptation Strikes Townsville Strike
Townsville reports a month long labor dispute as wine and hotel workers at Mit. Iss strike, with about thirty participants, amid tensions and expulsions of strike leaders. Pickets and protests flare near the only hotel, while officials warn of ongoing disruption and potential continued action.
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Townsville
Mit
Iss
Ies
Amit
Gimilew
Rome
Ponta
Mt. San
Queensland sugar industry faces protectionist shift
A damaged OCR story reports G W Martens Labour member letter urging preference for Beitons in sugar industry and predicting Australia’s protectionist measures may end. British Preference League reaction follows as Queensland workers' stance and union leaders weigh benefits and employment certainty amid policy changes.
Rateray Benont Mur Pal Moonee Valley 8A
A fragmentary report notes a race at Moonee Valley with an 8A class designation and licensed Vietwal involvement. The readable text mentions Rateray and Benont Mur as entities connected to the event and Moonee Valley as the venue in a historical racing context.
Belmont Park Meeting Acceptances for Saturday
Belmont Park racing list shows acceptances for a Saturday meeting with events to be decided. Entries include Juvenile Maiden Handicap, Belmont Purse divisions, Junk Handicap, Aruish Steeplechase, Welter Handicap, and multiple weights and runners such as Hin Turing, Winter Speithi, Kat Wirranite, Peter Creeter, Curie Martel, Constellation, Tiger Moth, Glouman, Appian Way, and more. Starting times are noted and weights range around 1 to 4 pounds, with divisions and placings listed for each event.
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Perth
Belmsnt Park
Hin Turing
Deiorest
Kea
Kat Wirranite
Ea Peter
Creeter
Madey Itusn
Kaige
Bane
Buena
Aix Furtonus
Tol Towges
Kilgor Prince
Vince Wea
Curae
Martel
Gath
Reowsins
Cootah
Kalloni
Koselurn
Arusie
Tookawarra
Ren Belmont Parra
Remund
Oye Pyile Mney
Baverpis
Constellation
Oh Murat
Mt. Dain
Eaton's Roe
Glouman
Auction Notice Describes Livestock and Equipment Sale
A damaged notice lists a Sunday sale on January 21 featuring a bay gelding with tack, harness, and various troughs and bottles. It notes cash terms, full inventory from Mr HL A Taptia in Mullown, and collection from the farm at Nardin.
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Sagunday
Burt's Berle
Jarrah
Arvin Kaila
Nardin
HL A. Taptia
Iviter
Mullewn
New Tariff Schedule Headed for Parliament
The tariff schedule, already printed, is expected to be introduced soon in Parliament. It is believed to impose higher charges on several items and will likely include new entries related to imports and exports. The Tariff Board has requested increased resolutions and may base changes on its recommendations.
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Canberra
Diune
Hince
Tarif Board
Ingpi
German Economic Crisis Reduces Wages Across Steel Industry
Amid a German economic crisis the government orders wage cuts in North West Germany iron and steel sectors. Labour Minister Stegervenil endorses arbitration awards guiding employers to lower pay, signaling a broad downturn for workers in the iron and steel industries and related staples sectors.
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Berlin
Menaurey
Sammon
Staples Airveturs
Willabay
First aid for Cougha Calta Infuenze Woods Great Peppermint Cura
A compact report notes a small health advisory about herbal remedies named Cougha Calta Infuenze and Woods Great Peppermint Cura. It outlines basic safety tips, usage guidance, and cautions against speculative claims. No clinical data or approvals are presented.
British Holiday Makers Amid Whit Monday Festivities
Reports from Lamdun and Reschlands describe large crowds at Bramford Bridge and a Bentley lap record tied by Kaye Dou and Manbeam. Tanmen hosts the Tun mow Filleh contest won by Mrs Mente, with officials and locals involved in a festive pageant. Laugharne held its Whitsun events including a parade and unusual barge displays as crowds cheered.
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Lamdun
Deilliant Senahiar
Bramford Bridge
France
Germany
Achillon
Reschlands
Kaye Dou
Manbeam
Birkin
Tanmen
Mente
Labour MF
H. Damien
Rewniel
Tom Webster
Laugharne
Carmarthenshire
Jane Wotan
Day Labour Plans Aid for Housing Policy
Canberra June report outlines the Prime Minister and Mr D C Cameron briefing representatives on Labour ministry duties. It notes measures to carry out Vatlie Works by any labour under experimental content when practicable and mentions a day Wyhowe expenditure applying to the aiditinat housing along with a marriage at Canberra.
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D.C. Cameron Bris
Caubvera
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