Lyons Declared Best Leader Fed election Soon
Australians post 264 in match with Northamptonshire, lowest of tour. Bradman strains thigh but shares sixth wicket stand with Chipperfield. Snowden and Grimshaw provide steady support against Norling and O Reilly. Darling and Brown contribute in second innings as Australia reaches 335 but Nichols and Northants falter in London defense. Fleetwood-Smith impresses with five wickets, Stowden opens for Northamptonshire with 105.
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Snowden
Grimshaw
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Harnett
Brown
Partridge
Australia
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Low
Pitt
Darling
Bakewell
Matthews
Firentley
Birnett
Wrealy
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Yepeteteee Ber
Ebeling
Fleetwood-Smith
Ponsford
Bellamy
C Bellamy
Pub Kippax
Partridge Bromley
Partridge Chipperfield
Uris
London
W. Stowden
Bastmen
Lyons calls for readiness for early federal election
Prime Minister Lyons urged Nowra electors to be prepared for an early federal election though the date was not set. He dismissed cabinet dissension rumors and praised the leadership of Minister Perkins and his own legislative drive to bind the Lang government.
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Sydney
Nowra
Lyons
Perkins
Australia
Drover Michael Ryan Found Dead Near Saleyards
Michael Ja Ryan, 56, a drover, was found dead in his camp behind the saleyards. He was last seen Saturday. About £32 in notes and cash were found in his diet with a bank book indicating a substantial balance. Post mortem findings were sent to the Government analyst. Ryan leaves a widow and two children.
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Asburn
Michael Ja Ryan
Ryan
Wheat Market Slight Decline Amid Rain Fears
Australian wheat prices eased in Sydney trading as forecasts of rain in main growing areas and declines in Chicago and Winnipeg pressured the market. Open bids fell to 20s 11d and later sellers offered 20s 12d. demand remained cool with buyers waiting on overseas developments. London and Liverpool closed steady while Chicago and Winnipeg retreated amid other regional moisture worries.
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Herald
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Winnipeg
London
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Chicago
Canada
Broomall
Lords Test prospects and player form noted in era report
The article reviews team selection amid uncertain form as Kippax Bromley and Partridge struggle against Partridge bowling. It notes Barling's decline and Brown's steadiness in each innings. It highlights Brown’s recent strong England innings and his calm, elegant batting showing power behind his style.
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Bromley
Jean
Partridge
Barling
Australia
Brown
Nottingham
Woodfull
England
Obituary: Lady Chapman Dies at 64 in Sydney
The death is announced of Lady Chapman widow of Sir Austin Chapman former Minister for Defence in Sydney aged 64.
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Sydney
Lady Chapman
Austin Chapman
Defence
Monterey Liner Declared Black by Sydney Labour Council
The American liner Monterey arriving in Sydney next week will be declared black by the Sydney Labour Council after a dispute with Auckland waterside workers who have also declared the vessel black.
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Sydney
Monterey
Sydney Labour Council
Auckland
Tin 50/ Sydney Price Quoted Friday
The tin market reports a unit price of 50 in Sydney trading on Friday. Prices are quoted per unit and reflect market conditions for tin.
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Sydney
Sussex Street Market Report
Sydney Friday prices from Sussex Street Market include Wheat at 10 bunus bagged 2 11 Potatoes Tasman Victorian 6 Eyes new laid 7 dow Butter 142 6 cw Cheese 75d Honey 42d Mal se 3 to 3 4 bus Gates 18 lad Onions 6G chaff wheaten 29 to 46 cwt oaten 36 to 56 lucerne 28 to 9 Hay oaten 28 to 66 lucerne 26 to 56 wheaten 27 to 2 11
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasman & To
Lucerne
Tod
Hay
Oaten
Ewl
Whealen
Weather Forecast Eastern Wet Front and Western Clearing
The latest forecast shows unsettled conditions in the east with variable rain and thunder, heavy at times on table lands. Western areas will see clearing and colder temperatures with snow on highlands and frosts inland. northwest to west winds rise, then southerly and squally along the coast.
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Sydney
Jackson Says Larwood Could Play Lords Test If Fit
Sir Stanley Jackson told the Evening Standard that Harold Larwood would be invited to play in the Lords test if fit. He added no special conditions beyond the standard team rule to obey the captain’s orders.
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London
Stanley Jackson
Evening Standard
Harold Larwood
Jackson
Baer Beats Canera For World Heavyweight Title
Max Baer 15 st defeated Primo Canera 14 st on a technical knockout in the seventh round to claim the world heavyweight championship in New York.
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New York
Max Baer
Primo Canera
Radio Thrillers Inquiry and Cures Market Listing
The Postmaster-General plans inquiries into the effect of radio thrillers on children. For sale advertise the Swan P Queensland Corn Cure by pharmacists at 1 shilling 8 pence. Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children's hacking coughs is also advertised.
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Sydney
Queensland
Woods
Assault outside Friends of the Soviet Union hall
Three men described as communists assaulted a man outside the Friends of the Soviet Union hall on Castle Reagh Street last night. The victim claimed if Russia was as represented they should go there, then was knocked down and kicked. Police arrived to find the attackers gone.
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Sydney
the Friends of the Soviet Union
Castlereagh Street
Russia
Boy burglar found under bed in Darlinghurst flat
Miss Joy McKenzie, returning to her Darlinghurst flat last night, found a boy beneath her bed with his feet protruding. She detained him until police arrived and charged him with being found on premises with intent to steal. The youth reportedly entered through an open window after climbing a fence.
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Sydney
Man Arrested on Fourteen Counts of False Postal Votes
A man was arrested on fourteen charges of uttering false documents purporting to be postal vote papers. The action stems from months of police inquiries after seizure of a large batch of postal votes cast in the Legislative Council elections in Perth.
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Perth
Legislative Council
Wool and Wheat Railway Returns Ahead for Sydney Freight
A preliminary estimate from the Railway Department shows wool transport to Sydney increasing by 119 bales over last season. The wheat survey indicates a reduction of 255 278 acres, totaling 104 180 000 acres.
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Sydney
Archbishop Kelly Opens Sacred Heart Church at Pymble
Archbishop Kelly spoke on truth and justice as core ideals guiding individuals and society at the Pymble foundation stone ceremony for the Sacred Heart Church. Dean Crowley announced a £6500 project to seat 600, with Father Stephen Lafferty reporting £1750 in cash and promises to the building fund.
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Pymbe
Thos
Bavin
Thomas Bavin
Sacred Heart Church
Pymple
Dean Crowley
Stephen Lafferty
Suspect Held in Barry Murder Case Near Coonabarabran
A man sought by police in the Barry murder case has been detained between Blayney and Coonabarabran. He is being brought to Barry for questioning and is believed to hold information that could help detectives trace Ryan's killer.
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Sydney
Barry
Export Restriction Debate At Taree Conference
Dr Earle Page told a conference of the lower North Coast subdivision of the UCP at Taree that the party opposed restrictions and opposed Britain adopting them. He warned that if restriction is imposed from outside, plans to respond would follow.
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Sydney
Lower North Coast
UCP
Taree
Earle Page
U.C.P
Britain
Government to empower police to enter public meetings
After a Commons debate on brutality at a Blackshirts rally, the government moves to grant police power to enter public gatherings without organizers consent to maintain order. Police will attend the White City rally on August 8 to enforce the measure.
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London
House of Commons
Olympia Hall
White City
Rozelle First State Lottery Draw Announces Winners
The 205th State Lottery drawn today awards first prize No. 15 375 Laughing Cavalier to Mrs. W. Phillips Rozelle. Second prize No. 64 270 No Luck at All to Mrs. Thompson Woollahra. Third prize No. 80 927 The Two GH to W. Johnson Moore Park. Fourth prize No. 16 671 Dunorin to Mrs. Duncan Randwick. Next draw on Thursday.
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Sydney
W. Phillips
Rozelle
Thompson
Woollahra
W. Johnson
Moore Park
Dunorigan
Duncan
Randwick
Outstanding GFS Social in Inverell Town Hall Dance
The Inverell Girls' Friendly Society held a standout dance in the Town Hall on Wednesday night with about 200 couples in attendance. Leon Antill's orchestra provided the music while supper and spot dances impressed guests, and organizers M Underwood P Gaukroger D Buxton and M Burgess along with helpers received thanks for a successful event.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
M. Underwood
P. Gaukroger
D. Buxton
M. Burgess
Leon Antill
Mears
W. Hallam
C. Gardiner
L. Fletcher
H. Shatwell
M.C
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