England All Out For 199 In NSW Test At Sydney
In Sydney on Friday the NSW England match yielded sixteen wickets as rain interrupted play. NSW were bowled out for 180 with Ham mond Verity and Gilchers among the English bowlers top performers. In the second innings Bradman and Stewart remained not out as Australia pursued a chase with heavy support from Pingleton and Brown.
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Rain Intervenes in Brisbane Shield Match
Treacherous weather halted the first day of the SheMet Shield clash between Queensland and South Australia in Brisbane. Heavy rain prevented play after the first wicket fell at three, leaving the match abandoned for the day as Greenslant’s opening over yielded a single run.
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Farmers at Gladstone press tax relief and reforms
A large Gladstone meeting chaired by G. M. Black heard calls from R. E. Lines and W. Nicholls for tax relief and lower rates for farmers. Proposals included reducing land tax deductions, cutting land and rail charges, normalising unimproved valuations for all governments, and seeking rural credit rate adjustments. A delegation to Adelaide and support from neighboring councils were approved.
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Bank Crash Totals Reveal 1932 and 1941 Losses
Federal Reserve Board reports show 1932 bank crashes at 1 453 with total deposits of 730 426 000 dollars. In 1941 failures rose to 2 998 with deposits totaling 1091 000 000 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Victory for De Valera Aided by Republican Majority
Dublin report notes De Valera likely to secure a Republican majority enabling policy advances. Result stuns businessmen with Republicans gaining votes beyond last election. Nine ministers reelected, Cosgrave party shows seats, independents and labor groups also present in the tally.
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War Debt Proposals Before Nations Silent Roosevelt
In Warm Springs Georgia on Friday President-elect Roosevelt kept silent on the war debt plan. Britain accepted an invitation yesterday to discuss the debt proposals, which will be placed before the nations when he addresses the issue.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Britain
Will Richards Be Premier In South Australia Crisis
Adelaide reports a political storm as Premier Hill faces coalition pressures after a Loan Council meeting. Richards, minister for Crown Lands, is tipped to succeed Hill as Premier. Whitford challenges Hill, demanding resignation, while Hill defends policy continuity and cooperation to avoid parliamentary instability.
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Terrorist Plot Unearthed in Northern India
Investigations into illegal arms possession reveal a disclosed terrorist plot spanning Northern India. Police and intelligence agencies linked suspects to a broader conspiracy with regional reach.
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Gulcutta
Fridey
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Generous Bequests in Melbourne Probate Case
Probate in the estate of Thomas Payne of Toorek was sought in Melbourne. The estate totals £185,700 realty and £926,580 personalty, left to son Thomas Edward Payne with a £15,000 annuity to the widow and £75,000 to daughter Elia Georgina Payne. Gifts include £5,000 to solicitor Edward Val and £2,000 each to Kilmore property staff.
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Toorek
Thomas Edward Payne
Elia ‘Georgina Payne
Edward Val
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Kilmore
Hinkler Search Melbourne Remarks on Help for Missing Pilot
Mrs Bert Hinkler criticized officials and Defence Minister Sir George Pearce over the search for her husband Bert Hinkler. She said the Commonwealth could not have done more, noting there was no air organisation in Britain and that Bruce was in contact with British authorities as soon as the disappearance was reported.
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Bert Hinkler
George Pearce
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Commonwealth
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Hinkler
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Strike Threat Looms Over Argentina Farmers With Gov Plea
In Buenos Aires on a Friday report warns farmers may strike unless the government acts on urgent relief requests from the governor of Entre Rios. An early indication suggests a nationwide strike could start February 1.
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Entree Rios
Return to normal delivery for The Recorder notice
Readers returning from holidays should promptly inform their Newsagent to resume The Recorder delivery. For convenience, notify The Recorder or Onice so the message reaches the agent quickly.
Aggregate Terms 374 Years Hear in Adelaide Court
George Hanson a 48 year old laborer from Rosewater waits in Adelaide Criminal Court on seven counts of receiving after denying eight charges of housebreaking and larceny. Jurors found him guilty on seven counts and the eighth wasnol prosequi. Crown Prosecutor seeks habitual criminal declaration amid prior long terms and past offences dating back to 1297 with harsh penalties cited.
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George Hanson
Rosewater
R. Hl. Chamberlain
Nolle
Chamberlin
Hanson
Justice Buchanan
Port Adelaide Children’s
British case on Persia oil concessions before League
Sir John Simon presented Britain’s position to the League of Nations over the Anglo Persian oil concessions dispute. He noted the company spent £100,000 educating Persians to fit them for the work. The council adjourned without a date for the hearing.
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London insurance man jailed for statue theft case
OHN William Bell an insurance assessor who aided in recovering stolen property and helped in jewel robberies was sentenced in London to 12 months imprisonment and fined 200 pounds for receiving a statue of Aphrodite more than 2000 years old valued at twenty thousand pounds with gold plate stolen from a Kensington home.
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Taxation Enquiry Costs and Hardships Spark Debate
Melbourne Friday testimony before the Taxation Commission by Mr B Holder for the Chamber of Manufactures questioned whether the averaging system benefited taxpayers over years. He cited enormous admin costs and hardships from rising taxes, urged higher depreciation and proposed minimum rates for plant machinery and motor vehicles, with deductions for past tax changes. The inquiry will resume Tuesday.
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Taxation Commission
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Chamber of Manufactures
Billiards in Britain sees top players and high stakes
In Britain the Gold Cup billiards event features notable performances by McGonnehy with a 6,000 payout and Lindrum posting 7.642 before a setback of nine points on the day. The match highlights reflect intense competition and rising scores among leading specialists.
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Hitler shifts stance on chancellorship funding future cabinet
Berlin reports Hitler has dropped the demand that he must be chancellor to participate in a presidential cabinet. The move opens the way for a cabinet of right parties, but Nazi members may oppose the plan unless Hitler remains chancellor, a position likely resisted by Schleicher.
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Melbourne boy tennis star defeats world champion in Australia
Seventeen year old boy tennis star in Melbourne toppled the world champion in the Australian championship quarterfinals amid thrilling play and wild applause. Match scores included McGrath defeating Vines 6-2 2-6 8-4, Crawford beating Allison 6-3 6-3 6-0, and Vien, Cleaner and Schieaaset losing to Vieger 6-1 5-3 6-4.
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Hewitt
Worshying
USA
International Hotel Kept Fined in Publican Case
H Nesbit 2M, holder of a publican licence, was fined £2 for refusing to supply a meal to Alexander Jackson at the International Hotel. The case, the first of its kind in Port Pirie in 30 years, focused on whether accommodation implied meal service under Licensing Act section 200. Evidence showed Jackson was offered lodging but told meals were not provided, with the prosecution arguing accommodation includes meals when available.
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E. J.thomas
S. J. Warren
Port Pirie
Mr. Thomas
Inspector Jackson
Unley
International Hotel
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Warren
International and Exchange
Mr. Ferguson
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Passengers Taken Aboard Lighthouse Ship After Squall
A Matthews Aviation Company amphibian Cutty Sark, en route to Flinders Island, was forced back by squalls near Wilson's Promontory. Poor visibility left it within ten feet of the water over a 39 mile stretch. At the promontory two passengers, Miss Nancy Lyle and Miss Williams, were taken aboard the lighthouse ship.
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Flinders Island
Matthews Aviation Company
British heavyweight title retained at Olympia
Petersen, holder of the British heavyweight title, knocked out Pother in the twelfth round. The champion, shorter in reach and height, faced a strong challenger as the bout reached its decisive final exchanges.
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Olympia
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