McCormick's three wickets spark Australian bowling surge at Lord's
In the second Test at Lord's Australia's Dennis McCormick bowled with pace not seen since Gregory, taking three for 15 in the first half hour as England collapsed to 31. Hammond and Paynter rebuilt with a 103-run fourth-wicket stand, Payne bert reaching a fifty and Bradman introducing a pace-spin mix to stem the slide.
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Hammond
Paynter
Lord's
Barnett
Brown
England
Bradman
Pleetwood-Smith
O'Reilly
Fleetwood Smith
Fingleton
Fleetwood- Smith
Fleetwood-Smith
X ‘Maiden
Wer McCormick
Metabe
Chippetfield
England Stumbles to 409 First Innings in Test Debut
The scorecard shows England at 409 for five after a rain interrupted innings with Betis and McCormick among bowlers, as Paynter battles for a century before dismissal. McCormick and O'Reilly lead the bowling, while Compton and Hammond add steady gains for a late push.
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England
Berneds
Betis
McCormick
Hammond
Paynter
Low
O'Reilly Compton
O'Reilly Ames
Farewell to Mr Ern Hosken at Pirie union gathering
A large gathering of the Enginedrivers and Firemen's Association and allied bodies at Were Al Waal Hall bid farewell to Mr Ern Hosken secretary of FED and FA. J Watts presided. Tributes praised his work and unity efforts. Musical and comedic entertainments accompanied the event with references to labor movement history and solidarity.
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Mien
Piriy sut-Utaneh
Firesuen
AL Waal Hall
Mosken
Turner
Will Fellte
Haken Hul
J. Watts
Ad Paylich
Hosken
Wii Hebi
Haps
Meo Moshe
Medico Westfeld
Umea
Alleged Confession Letter Linked to Bank Theft in Melbourne
In Melbourne a former National Bank teller East Malvern Joe Russell Fenton is said to have confessed in a letter to stealing about £ 2,000. Accountant J Joseph Westwood testified Fenton listed sums totaling around £ 2000 and claimed only about £ 700 remained in cash. The letter noted a December accident and claimed Valhalla could have saved the bank about £ 2,000.
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Melbourne
Joe Russell Fenton
East Malvern
National Bank
Richmond
Fenton
Sydney
J. Joseph Westwood
Valhalla
Millicent considers interim injunction against betting shop poll
Millicent District Council weighs a bid to restrain a poll on betting shops. A special meeting decided to pursue dissolution of the injunction as council seeks a public expression of opinion ahead of a referendum tied to the July election. The move sparks townwide interest and debate on costs and implications.
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Millicent
Millicent District Council
Hutchesson
Sullivan
Grigg
Compulsory Voting Highlighted in Thermometer Note
The Thermometer records yesterday's high at 58.8 and a 24 hour minimum ending 8:30 am. The note underscores compulsory voting.
Warns of dictatorships if electors neglect voting
Adelaide reports advocate Mr Richards warns electors of apathy risking a dictatorship in Australia. He urges compulsory voting at state elections to counter financial backers steering Parliament and cautions the public on threats to democratic privileges.
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Adelaide
Mchards
Opposi- Weh
Australia
Melbourne banker found guilty of seven false pretences
John Charles Earle a 47 year old Mooner Eek manager was found guilty on seven counts of false pretences and four counts of uttering forged warrants after a seven day trial. The Crown alleged he obtained about £18 000 from the Commercial Bank by forged storage warrants and from the Bank of Adelaide by altering rabbit storage numbers to secure loans. He was remanded for sentence.
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Melbourne
John Charles Earle
Mooner Eek
Commercial Bank
Earle
Bank of Adelaide
Admitted and Discharged Patients at Pirie Hospital
Mr. Pelham of Pirie Estate is admitted to the medical ward. Mr. O R Nohrsheim, after six weeks in the medical ward, expects to leave today. Miss Betty Mitchell, organist at Central Methodist Church, suffers a severe cold bordering on influenza. Mrs W J Francis of Wardang Street has been an inmate in the surgical ward.
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Mr. Pelham
Pirie Estate
Pirie Hospital
O. R. Nohrsheim
Betty Mitchell
Central Methodist Church
Pirie Club Elects Secretary at Annual Meeting
Lead: £14 8s 1d paid for five weeks after an operation. Mr G C Goode re-elected chair secretary of Pirie and Wandearah Coursing Club. E T Hosken to retire from Smelters service. farewell tendered by unionists. Mrs A L Goode and Mr Alan Goode attend University of Adelaide honorary ceremony for Dr H las MB BS.
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G. C. Goode
Pirie and
Wandearah
A. HL. Goode
Alan Goode
University of Adelaide
H.las
Hotel Permits Fall of 30 Percent Reported
Government release shows hotel permit figures with sharp declines. From July 1996 to June 30, 1937 the first statistical year of permits under the act records 3458. from July 1, 1988 to June 15, 1988 the tally is 2427.
Mussolini Keeps Spain Policy On Hold Despite Optimism
London dispatch reports Mussolini maintains a hard line, seeking final insurgent victory in Spain. British leaders, including Chamberlain and Halifax, are cautious as Rome signals a possible truce only if Franco dictates terms and the Republican government is extinguished.
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London
Ignor Mussolini
Spain
Britain
Pranca
Rome
Ord Halifax
Duce
Franco
Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
Lord Perth
Count Giang
McCallum Retires From Norwood After Omission
Norwood football star Bill McCallum announces he will not play league football again after being omitted from the side for the North Adelaide match at Adelaide Oval. His father, Norwood Colts manager F J McCallum, said he would resign from committee duties, and Bill joins Payneham Amateur club. McCallum has been with Norwood for eighteen seasons and played key roles in recent matches.
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Delaide
McCallum
Norwood Highflier
Norwood
North
Adelaide ‘Oval
F. J. McCallum
Bill McCallum
Redlegs
Hve Ay Ale
Wood
Marshall extends lead in Empire billiards final
In Adelaide Priay second day action Marshall from Western Australia widened his advantage over England’s Kennerley in the three day Empire billiards final. Scores show Marshall 5 267 to Kennerley 2 348 with test breaks including 400 427 114 03 and 269 319 484 9 percent. Kennerley unfinished at Wye 22404 6 257 BA.
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Adelaide
Priay
Marshall
W.A
K. Kennerley
England
Kennerley
Kenner
Wye
Widening of CAWLER ROAD ADELAIDE Proposed by Premier
In Adelaide Friday Premier announces a scheme to widen the narrow CAWLER ROAD by purchasing land from freeholders along the highway boundaries. Expenditure running into thousands of pounds. Government funding to be provided likely in the coming financial year. Highways Commissioner and Mr Fleming negotiating with landowners. expected successful completion.
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Adelaide
al Deathbay
BR. B
Ute 1
Fleming
British legislators denounce bombing of ships in Spain
In the House of Commons, Mr Attlee led a Labour attack on the bombing of British merchant ships off Valencia. He urged action against Franco’s forces, criticizing Prime Minister Chamberlain’s stance and urging a debate and response, while two attacked captains met with the Prime Minister afterward.
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Attlee
Spain
Duncan Sandys
William Brass
Lloyd George
Labor Party
Valencia
Burgos
N. Chamberlain
France
Gibraltar
Chamberlain
Balearics
Ghorehill
Schmeling Suffered Spine Injuries After Louis Fight
Max Schmeling hospitalized after defeat by Joe Louis at Yanker Stadium. X rays reveal fractures of left lumbar transverse processes and attached muscle injuries with haemorrhage. He remains for nine days and will recuperate in Germany aboard the Liner Bremen. Receipts from the fight total about £203,000 with Louis earning £64,200 and Schmeling £32,490. Foul claims dismissed by New York State Athletic Commission as celebrations in Harlem end with some violence, injuring police and bystanders.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yanker Stadium
Bremen
Germany
Louis
Minti
Schmeling
Joser
New York State Athletic Commission
Harvem
National Insurance Scheme Outline For Voluntary Coverage
In Canberra, Senator McLachlan announced in the Senate that the Ministry will introduce a voluntary national insurance scheme soon. It would cover workers on their own and small employers, with relief similar to compulsory contributors but excluding those already under the basic wage earner.
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Canberra
Sen. McLachlan
National Insurance
Senate
Ismall
Lation
Wden McLachlan
Victorian girl recounts imaginary kidnapping on Oronsay voyage
Veronica Joyce Nicholls 14 of North cote Victoria told an unusual tale claiming she had been kidnapped in Melbourne. She said she would be taken back to imagine she had been carried aboard the liner Oronsay upon its arrival at Outer Harbor yesterday.
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Ar. T. Hronnick
Mr_ Hosken
Ute
Ufteral
Hosked
Messrs
Lea Kyte
J- Buusell
Hanjo-Mandelin
A. Tond
Trom
Bone
Adelaide
Veronica Joyce Nicholls
Northcote
Victoria
Melbourne
Outer Harbor
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