Thrills In Third Test As Bradman Withdraws Ill
In Manchester at Old Trafford the third Test opened with Australia’s spin bowler O Reilly taking early wickets Walters Wyatt and Hammond. England posted 340 with Hendren and Leyland rebuilding after four early Australia losses. Bradman and Chipperfield retired hurt, Bromley and Barnett stood in. Weather clear, crowd large, pace favorable to batsmen.
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Hammond
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Australia
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Barnett
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Woodfull
Wyath
Satelite
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Wall
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McGaie
Evan
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McGate
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Metdimis
Hierans Grimmett
Racing Ace Charges Defendants Deny Police Allegations
In Adelaide Police Court, Lowell Thomas Pedler testifies that he came to Adelaide to publish a book on South Australian racing and was not involved in the Currie Street racing office. Witnesses describe charges involving Peters and Brien, with testimony on alleged accomplices and relationships, as proceedings continue.
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Victoria
South Australia
Currie Street
Adelade
Thats Whelen
Lowell Thos Pedler
Wom
Mirshea
Wanker
Cecil Fren
Kid
Peller
Muirhead
Thor
Mal Peters
Brien
Beier
Duties in London Report Denial by Mr Hill
London dispatch reports Mr Hill hurriedly denying a circulating claim about duties of a Prahe Gontiuissivaee and Vie Veent-tenewal for South Sustia Hi. The Towle Commissioner noted no delay in negotiations while a cable from Mec Hit (Agent General) referenced ongoing talks and potential progress amid uncertainty.
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Aurlaitin
Hunton
South Sustia Hi
Towle
Stanted
Senate
Mustyall
de Tater Bromley
Mec Hit
Aden
County breach 1935 fixtures cancelled in cricket row
Recorder special cables report that the Lan cashire and Notts fixtures for 1935 have been dropped after 60 years of play. Monty writes in The Henry Telegraph recalling a recent visit and notes Lancashire batsmen were unsettled by the pace of Notts bowlers. Officials refuse to comment on the decision.
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Recorder Special Cables
London
Lancashire
Notts
Whwmias Monty
Hynry
Landone
Althugh
New light on Berlin raids and Goering distrust
Paris report claims Gregor Strasser wrote to his brother about negotiating with Hitler to replace Goering, prompting Goering to order shootings. Goerlitzer says cleansing action planned weeks ago but delayed for political reasons. government promises rail fare cuts to lure tourists. Official execution list withheld.
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Paris
Tto Strasser
Gregor
Berlin
Herr Hitler
Gen. Goering
Hitler
Herr Goerlitzer
Magden ‘Are University
Bombers Crash In Flames During Practice Run
Four Hart bombers practiced dives at 8000 feet near a tar get ship representation when one hit the ground with violent force. It skidded half a mile across the aerodrome and exploded in flames. Pilot Sgt Henry Light and Leading Aircraftsman Dow sing were killed.
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London
Ile
Hart
Henry Light
Bloodshed in San Francisco Wharf Strike turns deadly
Three killed and 80 injured in the most serious harbor clash since the waterfront strike began. National Guard units deployed with 100 sent to the waterfront and 2,000 militia mobilised by order from Washington, as authorities seek to restore order amid escalating labor unrest.
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San Francisco
National Guard
Washington
Final Arrangements For Royal Visit
Canberra reports final arrangements for a royal visit, noting government and ministerial actions. The article references preparations by officials in Australia and mentions the impact of potential restrictions on the schedule.
Mental director castigated coroner in O'Brien inquest findings
In Melbourne on Friday the coroner recorded that Francis O'Brien a Richmond tragedy wharf laborer aged nine murdered his wife and three children then killed himself. The coroner criticized Dr W E Jones mental hygiene director for not insisting O'Brien report regularly and said precautions against recurrence were needed. The Mont Park superintendent opposed his release but Dr Jones overruled this.
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Melbourne
FTER
Richmond
Francis O'Brien
McLean
W. E. Jones
O'Brien
Mont Park Home
Dr. Jones
Pirie’s Share of Profit From Gladstone Match
A brief item notes Pirie’s share of the profit from a Gladstone match. It records a small profit and states Pirie’s portion as £18 7s. The article also mentions secretary Med Marris of the Northern Areas Foothill association and references related financial details of the event.
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Med Marris
Northern Areas
Wanite
Gladstonefist
Perry Wins as Crawford Loses in Straight Sets
At Wimbledon on Friday the British challenger F Perry defeated defending champion Jack Crawford in three straight sets to seize the world title. Perry showed clear superiority on Centre Court, dominating the first two sets and breaking Crawford’s serve twice in the third to win 6-3 6-0 7-5. Final men’s singles scores: Perry 6-3 6-3 7-5 over Crawford. Turnbull and McGrath exit doubles.
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London
Wimbledon
F. Peir
Britain
Jack Crawford
Threon
Derry
Crawford
Perry
Wimbledon doubles quarter finals reported results
In the men's doubles at Wimbledon Hopman and Hrenn defeated Turnbull and Methadt while McGrath faltered. Turnbull showed effort but could not overcome Hopman who dominated. Quarter final pairings include Jopimian and Lrenn defeating Puri and Metivath. Collin and Wile beating Kirly and Miki. Mregnen defeating Wiltians and Woon. Lott and Stoefen defeating Henker and Henkel.
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Wimbledon
Hopman
Hrenn
Turnbull
Methadt
McGrath
Lott
Jopimian
Lrenn
Puri
Metivath
Tall
Collins
Wile
Kirly Agit Miki
Protra Ani Mregnen
Wiltians
Woon
Ht Lott
Stoefen
Henker Ant Henkel
Metal markets Adelaide show mixed spot price moves
The Adelaide metal markets report fluctuating quotes with references to Atpstradbine Mines camel Mubats Association and various price notes. Spot prices rise for some metals while others adjust, including gold and silver benchmarks and regional market activity.
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Atpstradbine Mines
Camel Mubats Association
Santa Metal Exrhueiee
Mittley Apiartations
Tallow Hoppers
Aionttis
Wlyetvangie Vis Oy Sk
Third Test Scores At Stumps In Manchester
The third Test at Manchester shows Sutcliffe and Walters dismissed by O Reilly, with Hendren and Leyland contributing. The scorecard lists O Reilly as the bowler for several wickets, while Ames remains not out, and Sundries accompany the innings in a partial readable fragment.
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Cn Gland
Sutcliffe
C. Chipperfield
B. O'Reilly
Walters
C. Darling
Wyatt
Hammond
Hendren
Leyland
Ames
Sundries
The Thermometer Weather Report
The Thermometer records a 63 degree reading as yesterday's maximum reached 67.8 and a 24 hour minimum ending at 8 30 a.m. of 49.8. Data notes indicate a waning trend in late hours with measured temperatures.
Not Known in East Adelaide Overlooked by Sydney News
A reader notes South Nutville remains dull to outsiders and questions why Adelaide papers fail to publish more Eastern States news. The remark references a conference in Sydney and wonders when South Australian events ever appear in national papers, recalling a flight tragedy reported previously.
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Adelaide
Dipery
Ason
Sydney
South Nustville
Local football figures visit Norwood team Monday event
Mesesr Flint as chairman of the Football Association and J Kill secretary will attend a meeting with the Norwood team on Monday. The report lists several attendees and mentions travels across Peterborough and Adelaide, with notes on absence and engagements connected to football and local associations.
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FL Flint
Ohile Fuutbdl
J. Kill
Will Et Meniors
Une
Norwood
Fie Mowite
Flint
Pirie
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Hocking
Francs
J. G. Swwiey
HL Bronmek
M. Sly
St. Mark's
W. Munro
Todd
Solomontown
Wmd
B.A. Pare
Mey WA
Saniary
NSW deficit debate refines Premier plan figures
Sydney reports the New South Wales deficit now seen at about £2,100,000, roughly £300,000 below the prior estimate and £40,000 under the level allowed by the Premiers' Plan, with officials noting the figure may adjust as details emerge.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Lyons to open election campaign in Sydney amid tariff debate
Federal Election notes report that Mr Lyons plans to deliver his policy speech in Sydney rather than Tasmania due to communications issues. He has yet to decide when to seek dissolution or inaugurate the campaign, with talks focusing on tariff board reports and potential early Parliament action. A conference with United Australia representatives discussed tariff reforms and a possible Senate candidacy aligned with tariff policy.
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Melbourne
Lyons
United Australia
Sydney
Tasmania
Mr. Lyons
Deloraine
Pestal Services
Wester Australia
George Pearce
Mr. Latham
U.C.P
Tariff Reform League
Senate
Country Party
Menzies Deliberates on Koorong Electorate Decision
Mr Menzies said he had conferred with Mr Lyons today and that several days may pass before he can announce a decision regarding the Koorong electorate in Melbourne.
Betting Control Board to report on half year license acts
The Betting Control Board decided to prepare a comprehensive report for the Government on the Betting Act’s operation since last December. Chairman J Jelley said the report would be ready for Parliament next Tuesday and would assess the act’s effectiveness, with an expected favorable view of its effects.
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Adelaide
J. J. Jelley
Alleged Jewelry Robbery Report From North Melbourne
William Adams aged 25 and William Wallace 24 were charged in City Court with stealing 60 diamond rings valued at 450 pounds from Leslie McMaster’s jewellery shop in North Melbourne on June 6. Police fired shots as the thieves fled by car. Accused remanded.
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Melbourne
William Adams
William Wallace
Leslie McMaster
North
NEW AND OLD ROLLS Canberra
The House of Representatives decided today that elections in Victoria and Western Australia would use the old rolls while other states would follow the boundary based system. Mr J M Gab noted a mix of party members sought to save seats, invoking gerrymandering 101 electorates, then withdrew his remarks at the Speaker’s request.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Victoria
Western Australia
J. M. Gab
Angus
Gable
Arrival in Sydney Leaves Canberra Talks Uncertain
Dr Farle Paige arrived in Sydney from Canberra saying he discussed broad policy questions with the Prime Minister on the train last night but could not announce any definite decision or progress. He hopes to state the negotiations' context at a Federal Council meeting.
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Sauta
Farle Paige
Sydney
Canberra
Federal Council of the U
Latham Denies Government Offer Ahead of Election
In the House Mr Latham denied a suggestion that Mr Marr Minister of Health would be offered a government position before the general election. Mr Perkins said no estimate on when the amended electoral roll would be available but expected it in about eight weeks from passage in the Senate, with the roll ready in time for the election.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Latham
Bensley
Marr
VOM
Perkins
Senate
Adelaide Ald Cain Calls Harbor Change
Alderman Cain blames tourism criticism on Quier Harbor and argues Outer Harbor should be moved to Brighton. He notes Brighton offers deep water and scenic seascape, suggesting tourists would stay away from Adelaide if unable to access the city.
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Adelaide
Brighton
Ald
Cain
South Australia
Violet Roche
Sydney
Australian National Travel Association
Quier Harbor
Cain Ald
Melbourne
Farmer killed near Naracoorte in waggon incident
Alfred Dickenson aged 50, a Morambro road farmer living about five miles from Naracoorte, was killed last night when his four horse team bolted into the gates of Nix team. His employe Bland found him overlain by the waggon tracks. He died before a doctor could be summoned.
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Alfred Dickenson
Morambro Road
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