McCabe’s 137 Brightens Australia in English Test
England face a tough chase as McCabe scores a brilliant 137 in England at Manchester. Brown contributes 16 while Woodfull and Darling anchor a stubborn stand. Australia, trailing by 248, seek a draw with a 78-run partnership and a resilient chase under heat. The record stand at Manchester for a second wicket then stands at 12th-innings.
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National Wheat Pool Crisis Moves to Parliament
Australia faces a potential reintroduction of the compulsory wheat pool if Labor wins the federal election. J H Scullin argues a national pool could stabilise prices for growers while protecting bread consumers, contrasting with earlier peacetime limits. He cites historical price dynamics and calls for market control.
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Yesterday's Temperature Extremes Noted
Yesterday's high reached 65.3 degrees and the 24 hour minimum ended at 8.30 a.m. was 53.8 degrees.
Boys Attempt To Wreck Train Near Sydney
Three young boys aged six four and three attempted to derail a train between Sydney and Parramatta near Clyde by piling iron and rubbish on the rails. The train passed over the obstruction with a violent jolt but no damage occurred.
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Stumps Scores Recorder Special London Cable Service
A Melbourne telephoned report at 3 45 this morning details a special Recorder service from London.
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Melbourne
Woodfull's fight to avert follow on in Australia innings
Woodfull fights to avert follow on as Australia face 627 declared in first innings with Ponsford 12 and McCabe 137 contributing. Other batting details include Darling 37 and Bradman 30, Oldfield 4, Chipperfield 7, Grimmett 0, O'Reilly 1, Sundries 41. Local notes list visitors and events in Pirie, Port Lincoln, and Murtoa with various dignitaries and upcoming meetings, plus staff movements and hotel stays.
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Serious affray in outback shocks Adelaide schoolteacher
In Welbourne Hill, 120 miles west of Oodnadatta, a 20 year old Adelaide schoolteacher, son of Vic tor Kennedy of Adelaide police, was involved in a serious affray with an aborigine. Kennedy received a head wound but survived. details note weapons and multiple blows during the incident.
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Insurance for Air Race Pilots in Centenary Race
Melbourne reports British Aviation-Insurance Saayany plans to grant insurance to pilots in the Centenary air race. Coverage depends on pilot record and equipment, with details of the route to be flown.
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British Aviation — Insurance Saayany
Alarm Ignites Night Fire at Terowie Hotel
Night alarm woke Terowie Royal Hotel as fire tore through an upstairs room. Licensee F G Tilmouth and five boarders fled in nightwear, some losing belongings. Total damage about £3000. balcony collapse and rescue via ladder noted amid chaotic early hours. Local figures Mr Theth Masher and Mr Mills linked to the incident.
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Punyenthe
No Secret How Lancashire Rebelled Against Notts
LundoX reports in The Empire News that Lancashire bowed to no mystery in its 1983 refusal to meet Nottinghamshire after a fast match. Devil Parkin claims thrashings should be kept off players hoodies, while Mackworth’s injuries are questioned and Australian bowlers like Gregory and McDonald are cited in debate over Bodyline tactics and Marylebone’s stance.
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Repatriation Costs Hit 200 Million Pounds Says Congress
A report from Sydney notes that over 200 million pounds has been spent on repatriation efforts for members of the A.F. Imperial League, presented at the annual congress in Hrishans text month.
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Germany’s Danger of Civil War Warnings Rise
The Daily Telegraph’s special representative in Munich warns Germany faces civil war if any Nazi leaders are killed and a Black Shirt massacre triggers Reichswehr street action. He notes conspiracies, travail among working classes, and a volatile powder keg across several powder magazines. Berlin and London dispatches describe oppressive measures, rising strikes, and a fear of warlike clashes inside Germany.
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Pirie Vice-Consul Honored by Danish King
A A Pearce, Danish vice-consul in Pirie, is named Chevalier of Dannebrog by the King of Denmark. The honor, noted as equivalent to two British knighthoods, recognizes Pearce’s long service over two years. Pearce, 72, has led Danish affairs in South Australia and notified the Konsul-General in England for royal approval.
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British control of Australian air services expanded
The Daily Express reports that the British Protective Trust has purchased control of the New England Airways route between Sydney and Herishunes with plans to extend service to Methanene and several smaller cities.
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Brigadier General Heritage Dead After Operation
Brigadier General Heritage, former general officer of the Australian Military Forces, died in a private hospital in Melboune following surgery for acute appendicitis. He faced heart trouble in later years but contributed to the postwar era, including leading forces in New Guinea and serving as commander of Dutroon Military College for 19 years.
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Australia’s United Australia Party eyes deal with Country Party
In Sydney a preliminary plan unfolds for the forthcoming Federal election as the United Australia Party may ally with the Country Party. A Sydney meeting of UAP leaders is planned to discuss Senate nominations, with a third UAP candidate possibly paired with a Country Party member if an agreement is reached. House seats in New South Wales are to be nominated broadly, excluding Calare and Macquarie where drafts exist, while central council will finalize choices.
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UCP insists electorate councils decide constituencies
Mr AEK Hooking, chief president of the United Anssndke Party, said delegates to the conference of the Australian Countey Party in Sydney would not back any election pact with the United Australia Party unless endorsed by the central council. He argued the Victorian electorate must control timing and decisions, with the central council to approve any exchange of preferences ahead of the federal election.
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Unemployment Down in Latest Government Figures
Figures issued by the statistical authority show unemployment at 20.8 percent, the lowest since August 1920. The peak was 30 percent in May with a 12 point drop since then, and building trades also show notable improvement.
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