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Nottingham club defers action on direct-attack bowling
The Notts cricket club faced scrutiny at Lord's as the advisory county committee debated direct-attack bowling. A January 16 monster meeting resolution was read as approval but was denied by Notts officials. The committee postponed a final decision until Notts' annual meeting on March 21 to define the policy.
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London
Nottingham Cricket Club
County Committee
Lords
Notts Club
Notts
Hoare Defends Govt Stance on Princes Accession Debate
Secretary for India Sir Samuel Hoare told the House of Commons that objections raised by Princes at Bombay are about details rather than principles. He dismissed claims that the Government abandoned earlier agreements and said misdrafting or misunderstandings may explain the issues while pledging to safeguard princes’ positions.
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London
India
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Bombay
Winston Churchill
Court Martial of Admiral Bailey Opens at Portsmouth
Rear-Admiral 8. B. Bailey faces court martial in Portsmouth on charges related to the collision between the Hood and Renown during exercises off the Spanish coast last month. The Hood, Bailey's flagship, was involved as he blamed the Renown for the incident.
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London
B. Bailey
Portamouth
Harding
Hood
Renown
Bailey
India Tour Doubt Raised Over Australia Team
Adelaide report indicates the Australian Board may have rejected a proposal for an Australian team organised by Fr. Tarrant to tour India next season. The decision has not been officially announced.
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Adelaide
Jeans
Australia
Fr. Tarrant
India
Government to curb misleading mining reports in WA
Premier Qollier announced plans to introduce legislation targeting individuals who file misleading reports on gold fields and mines. He warned current practice allows anyone to claim mining expertise and mislead investors by attaching statements to prospectors.
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Perth
Qollier
Aryone
Weather Forecast Update with North Coast Showers
Weather report notes further showers on the North Coast with fresh southeast winds. Elsewhere remains fine and warm with mainly northeast winds shifting to fresh south to southeast. Southern areas may see scattered thunderstorms within forty eight hours.
Elderly Woman Jumps From Transcontinental Express
An elderly woman leapt from a carriage of a transcontinental express traveling at about three miles per hour. She escaped with only slight head injuries and abrasions after breaking a window with her shoe. Before fellow passengers acted, she leaped through the window and fell onto the track.
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Adelaide
Excursion Launch Capsizes Off St George Cuba Carribbean
Thirty four people drowned when the excursion launch St George capsized off St Lucia in the Caribbean Sea three miles offshore on Sunday.
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Castries
Train overturns no one injured near Sydney
A Barlow Gilmore mixed train toppled an embankment seven miles from Sydney. Driver W Selberg and Fireman Frank Lovering escaped with abrasions. The track was torn up for a distance and repair crews from Cootamundra and Harden worked late to fix the damage.
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Sydney
W. Selberg
Frank Lovering
Cootamundra
Harden
Wallis Myers Rates Australia Best For Young Tennis Talent
Wallis Myers in the Daily Telegraph declares Australia has more young championship calibre players than any nation. He notes New South Wales as the likely chief producer under Crawford and McGrath influence and remarks on the expected barracking and decorum among the sport's speakers.
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London
Wallis Myers
Telepropf Today
Austeria
Wales
Mather
View Lovin
Crawford
McGrath
Australian Premier to challenge broadcasting control
In Sydney on Wednesday Premier of Tasmania A G Odilvie signals a challenge to Commonwealth authority over broadcasting arguing that the constitution covers telegraphs and telephones but not ordinary broadcasting as a commonwealth power.
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Sydney
Tasmania
A. G Odilvie
Australia
City Council Postpones Trip Due to Absent Ald Nook
City officials defer a London visit after Ald Nook’s absence would leave Labor aldermen without support. Sir Samuel Walder explains the decision follows Labor aldermen’s refusal to pair and his own disappointment at delaying travel until Ald Nook returns from America.
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Ayoney
Samuel Walder
England
America
Ald Nook
Ald Nock
Charlton Wins 80-Yard State Amateur Swim Title
Andrew Charlton won the 80 yards State Amateur Championship at Domain Baths last night defeating Neil Ryan by eight touches in 10 minutes 47 seconds. French champion Dean Taris finished third.
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Bydney
Andrew Charlton
Domain Baths
Charlton
Neil Ryan
Dean Taris
Derail Attempt On Newcastle Train Fails
An attempt to derail a train between Adamstown and Cotara in the Newcastle district failed when the engine struck a heavy wooden railing across the rails. The locomotive wheels threw the wood aside and most passengers did not realise the incident.
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Sydney
Adamstown
Cotara
Newcastle
Missing jewels valued at £3360 in Melbourne theft
Jewellery stolen from Mr. C. M. Niall's home at Toorsk on Monday night is valued at £3360. One necklace of 123 pearls is worth £1300 and a double row pearl necklet is also insured. The items are noted as insured.
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Melbourne
C. M. Niall
Toorsk
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney Prices
Sussex Street market report lists bulk wheat at 3/2 per bagged unit and various staples with Tasmanian potatoes 9/6 to 10/, Victorian eyes laid 12d to lid per case, cheese bids to 9d per lb, oats 2/2 to 2 9, onions 10) to IL/, millet 20/ to 36, malt 3/2, honey 29d to 44d, and wheat prices 4/ to 5/ per some unit.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Peculiar Death At Urunga Settlement
Ernest Taylor, 53, an Aboriginal man, collapsed and died after dinner with family at Urunga settlement. Doctor refused to certify death. post mortem inconclusive. Police do not suspect foul play. Stomach contents sent to Government analyst.
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Sydney
Ernest Taylor
Urunga Settlement
Unemployed Premier Stevens Extends Relief Work Benefits
Premier Stevens announced after talks with the Minister for Labor and Industries that relief work eligibility would expand to previously ineligible men. Wages on relief increases by about two pence per hour, with larger increases for men with big families. total unemployed projected to rise to 17,000 with new country works.
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Sydney
Stevens
Labor and Industries
Cunningham
Stevena
Sn Mento
Ascot Race Results Sydney Handicap Outcomes
At Ascot Sydney the Botany Handicap winner was Sailing with Prince Pombal second and Cynical third. Fourteen-one Handicap saw Go By win with Royal Clare second and Tiny Lass third. Novice Handicap first division led by Silver Song, Thaddeus, and Zipper in a three way 1 2 3 finish. Second division credited Loyal Maggie, Worthy Hero, and Rushing Water as top finishers. Second division shows Loyal Maggie leading with Worthy Hero close behind and Rushing Water further back. The Plying Handicap lists Gay Hawk first, Tom Pinch second, and Hathalle third.
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Sydney
Ascot
Botany
Prince Pombal
Cynical
Tiny Lass
Royal Clare
Mate
Silver Song
Thaddeus
Zipper
Loyal Maggie
Worthy Hero
Rushing Water
Loyal Muggle
Gay Hawk
Tom Pinch
Hathalle
Appendicitis Mortality Declines Largely Unchanged
Professor Praser of Edinburgh states mortality figures in appendicitis have shown virtually no reduction over 35 years. He blames insufficient education in early diagnosis and timely operation rather than technique. In children the danger is greater, but early surgery can render mortality negligible.
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Sydney
Charles Clubbe
Praser
Edinburgh
Car Hits Train at Level Crossing Kills Two
In Adelaide at Kirkaldy level crossing a motor car collided with a train. David Payne died instantly while John Arthur Kearns died later. Christina Kearns was badly injured and listed in critical condition at the hospital.
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Adelaide
David Payne
John Arthur Kearns
Kirkaldy
Christina Kearns
Public Works Faith Cited by Stevens at Earlwood
Premier Stevens stated he is a firm believer in progressive public works policy to combat unemployment. He warned that returning the Lang Government would revive a desperate financing approach seen three years ago, risking chaotic results again.
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Sydney
Earlwood
Stevens
Lang
Kayser Silk Hosiery Pricing at Cansdell’s
The Kayser silk hose line shows price moves with 4/11, 8/11, and 6/11 pair terms. The ad highlights pure silk, fully fashioned hose with spec lines Kayser 506m and new true sheen. Cansdell's serves as the retailer.
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Kayser
Cansdell's
Cansdell
Wheat market in Sydney with renewed Northern China demand
The Sydney city wheat market firmed on ongoing Northern China demand for Australian flour. Japan inquired with little result while buyers focused on new season bulk wheat for prompt and near term delivery. Prices for bulk wheat ranged around 3/2 to 32% for July futures, with farmers slow to meet demand and shippers lifting country lot prices modestly.
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Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
China
Japan
Mental Escapee Free a Week
A 17 year old escaped patient from Rabbit Island mental home was found near a Brooklyn dairy after a week with no food. He said he slept in bush caves to avoid transfer, drank spring water, and endured mosquito bites while walking injured.
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Sydney
Rabbit Island
Brooklyn Dairy
Mobile teaching unit planned to cover inspection districts
The Minister for Education announced the approval of appointing former students to form a mobile teaching unit. distributed across State inspection districts to relieve illness and absences and prevent long closures of small schools. The move ends the reliance on a 145 attendance standard for one room schools.
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Drummond
S Humiired
Department of Education
British Exports Protest to Rome Over Imports
Britain has lodged energetic protests to Rome over restrictions on imports, signaling diplomatic tension as trade frictions affect exports.
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Rome
London
Britain
Tin price quoted at 48 5 today
The unit price of tin was today quoted at 48 5.
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Sydney
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