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BRISBANE, June 2. — Mr. Justice T. M. Barry, president, suggested in the industrial Court to-day that the general margins case decision would be delivered very promptly. His Honour said so many were affected ...
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BRISBANE, Jane 2. — The Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board ii exploring the possibility of establishing a ...
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BONN, June 2. — Princess Margaret will drive to Bonn in an open car escorted by West German motor-cycle ...
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NEW DELHI, June 2. — Television is too costly for India, in official committee has reported. It said a ...
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PARS, June 2. — A United Press correspondent cabled from Hanoi that 50 French planes to-day destroyed a ...
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BRISBANE, June 2: "Policemen could not be expected to take up the role of boundary riders on Queensland stations to guard against loss of stock," the Minister for Labour and ...
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PARIS, June 2. — French Army nares Genevieve de Galard Terranbe, the "Angel of Dien Phu," reached paris by air to-day from Saigon (Indo-China) Cheering crowds mobbed the pretty 29 year - old heroine ...
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SYDNEY, June 2. — A Sydney tobacconist (Mr. Abraham Marks) 83 to-day, and 64 years in the ...
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MELBOURNE, June 2. — The benefit of the 40 per cent price rise in the Australian price of gold, which ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — The disabled Dutch tank landing craft and minesweeper H.M.A.S. Wagga, are ...
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SYDNEY, June 2. — A man told the Divorce Court to-day that his liking for bow ties had helped came the rift ...
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SYDNEY, June 2: A policeman who knocked down and killed a man when his speeding motor cycle struck him ...
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LONDON, June 2. — The British Government hoped mort sincerely that the Soviet authorities would allow Mrs. Jinana Khokhloy and her young child to join her husband. Lord Salisbury said in the Home of Lords ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Reuter's Geneva representative says Indo-China peace talks will resume in secret at ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — At the woolsales, the offering was drawn from a wide area which embraced most of the ...
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MACKAY, June 2. — A youth had his hand mutilated to-day when a home made home exploded. He ...
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LONDON, June 2. — General Sir Gerald Templer, was yesterday relinqu[?] post as Malayan [?] missioner, will not new take ...
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Her Majesty the Queen inspects the R.A.A.F. guard of hon our from No.78 Fighter Wing before unveiling the Air Forces War Memorial in Malta on May 8. The memorial which can be seen in the background was to commemorate 2301 B.A.F. and Commonwealth airmen who were killed in air operations in the Mediterrencan theatre of war and who have no known graves. Included among the name on the memorial are those of 211 former R.A.A.F. flyers ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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INGHAM, June 2. — The crushing of a record crop for any Australian mill area will begin here to-morrow ...
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SYDNEY, June 2. — A woman in Kempsey to-day found a boy hanging unconscious from a wire clothes line which had ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — The Trades and Labour Council to-night decided to approach the Government, seeking ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Australian Estates Company announced a dividend of 15 per cent less tax for the year ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — Cold stores played a very important part in the economy of the State, the Premier (Mr ...
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GUATEMALA, June 2. — Guatemala's President, Mr. Jacobo Guzman, said to-day a well financed plot of ...
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ROME, June 2. — The embalmed body of St. Pius X will be returned to Venice for burial in st. Mark's ...
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MELBOURNE, June 2. — The Congregational Union biennial conference to-day agreed that the Presbyterian ...
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DARWIN, June 2. — Pastoralists in Central Australia want the Federal Government to subsidise ...
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CANBERRA, June 2. — The Government's migration programme gave Australia's net population a gain of 14,575 ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Squadron Leader Neville Duke last night received the Segrave Trophy for 1953 awarded to ...
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SYDNEY, June 2. — Charges that intimidatory methods have been used in outlying country areas of the Lawson electorate have been made by Labour supporters. The A.L.P. candidate for Lawson, Mr. H. A. Manning, made ...
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BRISBANE, Jane 2. — The Queensland Cane Growers Council hopes to have mechanical harvesting trials carried our on northern canefields before the end of the crushing season ...
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WASHINGTON, June 2. — The military chiefs of Australia and New Zealand conferred yesterday with Admiral ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — Only 22 horses have been left in the 112.000 Brisbane Cup to-night. The cup will be run at ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — The 26,900 tons of 1953 season's sugar, still stored at North Queensland ports ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — An important change in the planning and control of State public works was ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Thousands of uninvited London housewives swarmed to Westminster Abbey to-day ...
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ROTTERDAM, June 2. — Pretty 20-year-old Marie Scholte sailed yesterday for Melbourne at the 50,000th ...
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BRISBANE, June 2. — Aidermon W. C. Coutts (Labour) now appears certain of winning Griffith from the sitting Liberal member (Mr. D. R. Berry). To-day's count of 1388 absentee votes cut Alderman Coutts' lead ...
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SYDNEY, June 2. — Witnesses will be named when the Royal Commision on Espionage resumes in the High Court, Sydney, on June 11. Mr. W.F.V. Windeyer is expected to same several well known people who will be called to ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Australian Tourist Trophy rider, Laurence Charles Boulter, 41, died in a collision with a ...
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NICOSIA, June 2. — The 14 jet Vampires and six Valettas of the Australian Fighter Wing based at Malta for the ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Fenner Brockway (Lrbour) sought to move an adjournment in the House of Commons ...
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STOCKTON (California), June 2. — Christiane Martel, former beauty who was "Miss Universe" of 1953, won an uncontested divorce to-day after testifying her 21 - year - old husband, Ronaid Marengo, said he was "tired" of her ...
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LONDON, Jane 2. — The Derby, 1½ miles, ran at Epsom to-day, resulted: ...
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TOKIO, June 2. — More than 4,000 plainclothes and uniformed police arrested 500 alleged members of ...
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WELLINGTON, N.Z. June 2. — Some cooks and seamen on New Zealand ships get more pay than ships ...
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FRANKFURT, June 2. — Teleprinted communication opened between West and East Germany yesterday for ...
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WASHINGTON, June 2. — An allegation of "disturbing conduct" over the hydrogen bomb has been contested by the aggrieved person's lawyer The charge by the Government Special Security Board ...
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CANBERRA, June 2. — The Prime Minister Mr R. G. Meazies will fly ti Brisbane to-morrow to visit ...
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WASHINGTON, June 2. — Air Force officials said to-day reports of "flying saucers" had fallen off ...
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LONDON, June 2. — Roger Bannister and three other champion runners, each carrying a cheque for £500 ...
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MACKAY, June 2. — Rain delayed loading of sugar in Mackay for five hours to-day. Shipping will be further ...
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LONDON, June 2. — William Warbey, Labour leftwinger, urged that nothing be done at the forthcoming ...
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