Sensation at Test Practice Jardine Resents Barracking
Jardine and the English team faced a hostile Adelaide crowd at nets practice prompting authorities to bar spectators besides players and essential personnel. Gate closures and a police guard were placed after a management conference, with nearly five thousand watching from outside while players arrived on the same train.
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Melbourne crowd uses special cheap excursion for test match patrons
Passengers traveling to Adelaide on Monday and Tuesday used the Railway Department’s inexpensive excursion tickets for the third Test match. About 4,900 availed themselves of the offer, with a morning express expected tomorrow. Two divisions were running, and officials hoped the service would streamline transit for fans.
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Trade restoration urged at shareholders meeting
Doronto on Wednesday John Aird urged Canadian Bank of Commerce shareholders to push for a 40 percent global tariff reduction as a step toward restoring normal trade.
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Not Wanted Recorder Special Cables London Item
London reports that Mr S M Order failed to sell the Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line of Steamers as the purchase price remains unpaid. After protracted negotiations the line has agreed to pay the Government £208,000. The note mentions insurance collected from the vessel grounded near Delly's Rock last year.
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Naval policy announced amid London Treaty limits debate
Washington press dispatch reports the Naval Affairs Committee chair announced that all programs to build the navy up to London Treaty strength have been abandoned for this session. The statement emphasizes a shift in defense plans and a pause on expansion.
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Fatal quarrel leaves Horsham man dead in Melbourne
Jon Lynch aged 48 from Horsham stabbed his wife during a quarrel in Melbourne. He died tonight from a throat wound inflicted with a penknife. The wife remains in critical condition with her status still unclear.
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Funeral for Daphne Abhurst, famed tennis player
The funeral of Daphne Abhurst, well known tennis player, was today attended by all sections of the community. The Rev. Ganon Hillard remarked the late girl would occupy a position in tennis like Trumper in cricket.
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Test cricketers arrive at the railway station for training
A large crowd greeted the first division express carrying Test cricketers at the railway station. Woodfall was met by L D Walsh and will stay at his home. Players including Brown Leyland Hammond Sutcliffe and Kippax arrived with over 100 officials and interstate writers. The wicket was prepared, practice delayed by overnight rain, and a cool sunny day forecast for Friday.
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Toll of Drug Habit Declines in Germany and Britain
A Berlin University study notes 50 doctors or 4 percent of those examined in Germany were drug addicts and about 2,000 nationwide seeking treatment. Regulation tightening reduced consumption while the drug trade waned. A British expert cited about 200 British doctors, including specialists, as drug takers.
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Unrest in Spain Monarchists Blamed for Uprisings
Madrid reports a propaganda attributed to monarchists claimed they funded and organized multiple uprisings to discredit the Republic. the issue centers on an alleged plan to trigger rebellions across Spain to undermine the government.
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World Economic Conference Prep Meeting Aims Reform Proposals
Geneva report from a World Economic Conference preparatory committee notes Italian representative Count Beneduse supports proposals raised yesterday by Sir Frederick Leith Noss. He urges intergovernmental talks, higher price levels and monetary reconstruction to be included in the agenda.
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Intense Heat Sweeps Sydney Amid Wind Shift
Sydney records a dramatic heat event as a hot westerly wind shifts through the day. Temperatures climb toward records while gusts of up to 46 miles per hour lash the coast and drive mist clouds inland, heightening caution for residents and commuters.
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Day Discharged From Railways After Inquiry
Minister of Railways announced that Mr A N Day general traffic manager has been dismissed from office after a probe into refreshments services at Adelaide railway station. Commissioner of Railways Mr Anderson offered few details. Day, who entered service in 1864, was due to retire January 18 at age 65.
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Smithy Again Does It Tasman Flight Successful
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross completed a Tasman Sea crossing to New Plymouth in 14 hours 5 minutes. The flight, watched by a large crowd, faced occasional lightning and gale but landed safely. Crew reports steady progress under clear skies at 4,000 to 5,000 feet. Smithy plans a two month lecturing tour in New Zealand after the triumph.
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Former Western Australian Senator Dies at 69
Richard Duzeenil, 69, who represented Western Australia in the Senate from 1944 to 1992, died at his Bays home today. He leaves a widow and a sum of 500.
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Eve Hand Married: Port Pirie Tribute to Mr J Hand
A lively gathering at Barrier Motel celebrated the eve of Mr. Jeff Hand’s marriage. Prominent locals praised his sport, courtesy, and community spirit, with thanks to hosts and friends for a warm send-off before his nuptials at Gartesl Memorial Church.
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Ngauruhoe Volcano Shows Activity Near Napier Area
Reports from National Park near Napier describe Ngauruhoe volcano exhibiting strong signs of life with a large plume of smoke rising into the air. The peak stands at 7,015 feet and is noted as a striking example of New Zealand's volcanic beauty alongside Egmont in prominence.
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Mystery deepens as Hinkler flight loses news
London reports four days without word from Squadron Leader Hinkler after departing Fettham Aerodrome for Australia. The route shows hops via Brindisi or Athens with possible Alps crossing if weather allows. Rumors of a disaster grow as officials deny emergencies and sightings prove unreliable.
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Winner to Fight Sharkey at Madison Square Garden
Record from New York reports Primo Carneta set to meet Araie Sehusf at Madison Square Garden on February 40 with arrangements in place. The winner will earn the right to challenge Sharkey, the current holder, for the world heavyweight title in June.
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Trotsky’s Daughter Reported Found Dead in Berlin
A woman identified as the daughter of Trotsky was found dead in Berlin today due to suspected poisoning. She had traveled to Berlin for mental treatment and was warned she might be kept in Germany.
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German effort forecast at end of war reaches high sum
A late war estimate from Borlin on Wednesday puts the total German effort at about £103,500,000, though the source notes this as an estimate and signals uncertainty about the final figure.
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