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  2. PERRY WINS

    Perry won the singles championship at Wimbledon in straight sets from Crawford. It was a hollow victory. LONDON, Thursday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. GAS AND GUNFIRE

    Orders for the mobilisation of 2000 militia and officers for duty in the San Francisco strike area, were issued to-day following the breaking ...

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  4. ARMAMENTS

    Some pointed comments on the armaments situation and upon the problem of security were made today by the Lord of the Privy Seal. ...

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  5. CREMATED

    Although the victims of Hitler's and Goering's week-end swoop were cremated on Monday the wives and mothers are still without confirmation ...

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  6. O'Reilly's Sensational Over

    Wyatt gained a great advantage when he won the toss in the third test match at Old Trafford, but England lost a lot of it in O'Reilly's sixth over when the New South Welshman dismissed Walters, Wyatt and Hammond with his first four deliveries. He only just missed achieving the hat trick. It was ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. WALL'S SWERVE

    Writing in the "Evening Standard." Jardine says:--In the oppressive atmosphere Wall makes the ball swerve away from Walters. Wall's first ball to ...

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  8. CHIPPERFIELD AND BRADMAN

    The Australian manager, Mr. Bushby, states that Chipperfield and Bradman, who were forced to leave the field, are suffering from headaches and ...

    Article : 52 words
  9. 'WINNERS OF TOSS'

    "Plum" Warner, writing in the "Daily Telegraph," says: "The winners of the toss will be victorious, unless rain falls at a time favoring their opponents. The ...

    Article : 191 words
  10. 'THIRD DEGREE'

    W. M. Bickerton, a New Zealander, formerly a professor in Tokio University, arrived in London to-day from Montreal, Biekerton was arrested early in the year ...

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  11. LONDON WOOL SALES

    At the wool sales to-day 9761 bales were offered, including 1079 New South Wales, 3930 Queensland, 1104 Victoria, 708 South Australia, 287 ...

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  12. RECORD EXPECTED

    The curator, Arthur Widdowson, expects Saturday's attendance at Old Trafford to exceed the record of 41,000 at the match between Lancashire and ...

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  13. SHALE DEPOSITS

    Proposals for the formation of a company to begin work on the shale oil deposits at Newnes were considered at a meeting of the State Cabinet to-day. ...

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  14. MR. MENZIES

    Referring to the association of, the Victorian Attorney-General Mr. Menzies, with the oil companies as their legal counsel before the Royal Petrol ...

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  15. 'RETURNED EMPTIES'

    With a banner inscribed "Returned Empties from Australia," representatives of the British Legion greeted 50 migrants who returned to England by the Ormonde ...

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  16. 'DROPPED'

    It was announced to-day that the Lancashire-Nottinghamshire county cricket fixtures, which have been a regular feature of county cricket for ...

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  17. INDEPENDENCE DAY

    The Independence Day deaths yesterday totalled 175, the lowest since 1929. There were only two fatalities, the result of fireworks accidents, although hundreds ...

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  18. INCINERATED

    Four Air Force Hart bombers were practising diving from an altitude of 8000 feet, bombing a target resembling a battleship at Andover. One, piloted by ...

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  19. WINE INDUSTRY

    Declaring that the abandonment of the Australian wine industry was quite unthinkable the Minister for Customs, Mr. White, introduced a Bill into the House ...

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  20. ONE KILLED, 80 HURT

    Serious rioting through the night followed a Communist demonstration against reductions in unemployment pay. Street lamps and windows were, smashed, and ...

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  21. SUPERB BUTLER

    The chilly gloom customarily associated with the Manchester test was absent. In to-day's brilliant weather the majority of the crowd were coatless. Several ...

    Article : 81 words
  22. CRAWFORD'S SERVICE

    Writing in the "Daily Telegraph,Wallis Myers says the result of the singles final may depend on Crawford's service Most of Perry's points have been lost ...

    Article : 100 words
  23. ILL-FATED FAMILY

    Further sadness came into the lives of Mr. and Mrs. McNamara, of Marrickville, yesterday when their eight months old daughter, Margaret, succumbed to ...

    Article : 86 words
  24. CREEK RUNS AMOK

    Because he was of the opinion that Australia is a wonderful place and that those not worthy to live here should be cleaned out a Greek entered the Omoina Club in ...

    Article : 93 words
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