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  4. INDUSTRIAL BLACK-OUT LEADS TO ATTACKS ON U.K. FUEL MINISTER

    LONDON, February 10.—London worked by candlelight and the wheels of production in a broad strip of England's industrial heart from the south-east the Midlands and as far north as Cumberland stopped when the power cuts were imposed this morning. The Evening Standard, in a front ...

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  5. "Opponents Of Gov't Will Let England Fall"

    LONDON, Feb. 10.—The Attorney-General (Sir Hartley Shaweruss), speaking at Manchester said that some ...

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  6. A GIFT FOR PRIME MINISTER.

    THE BRITISH P.M. (Mr. [?] recently visited the [?] Ordnance Factories [?] in London, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. Coal Situation Becomes Acute

    BRISBANE, February 10.—Mt. Isa mine, which employs 1100 men, ceased mining, milling and smelting operations to-day because of the acute coal shortage. Mt. Isa Mines manager, Mr. C. Hilton, said ...

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    PRINCESS ELIZABETH photographed tending from one of the volumes of Winston Churchill's book, "Marlborough." He presented her with a beautifully bound edition in blue and gold.—U.K. Information Office photo. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. [?]onditional [?]eace For 5 [?]-Enemies

    [?], February 10.—Italy, [?] Rumania, Bulgaria, Hungary [?] Finland will formally return [?] to-day when their peace ...

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  10. BOOM IN PRICES OF SKINS

    SYDNEY, February 10.—The Australian sheepskin trade is being given a considerable impetus by a new development of ...

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  11. TERRORISTS DEMAND JEWISH GOVERNMENT

    LONDON, February 10.—The Jerusalem correspondent of the British United Press says that the Irgun Zvai Leu mi (terrorist organisation), in a broadcast appeal for unity, said that the hour had come for the creation of a Jewish Government and a Jewish Army. "We shall not capitulate," continued the ...

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  12. STALIN WAS ONLY NAME ON RUSSIAN BALLOT PAPERS

    LONDON, February 10.—Ten thousand voters in some districts of Moscow filed every hour into carpeted polling stations to-day ...

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  13. AMERICAN INDUSTRY CONTROL

    WASHINGTON, February 10.—Senator James Murray, retiring chairman of the Senate Small Business Committee, ...

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  14. INTENSE COLD WAVE SWEEPS NTH. AMERICA

    NEW YORK, February 10.—The trans-continental Canadian-[?] Railway service resumed operations after the longest main ...

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  15. [?]INE UNIONS [?] DISCUSS [?] DISPUTE

    MELBOURNE, February 10.—[?] Representatives of nine unions [?] involved in the Victorian [?] trades dispute will meet an ...

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  16. Publisher And Author on Trial For Obscenity

    MELBOURNE, February 9.—Robert Shaw Close, author of the book "Love Me Sailor," and the publisher, Georgian House Pty. ...

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  17. COUSENS RESUMES BROADCASTING

    SYDNEY, Feb. 9.—Charles Cousens, who returned to work at Station 2GB made a number of trial recordings to-day to test his ...

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  19. Pig Farmers Want Wheat For Fodder

    BRISBANE, February 9.—Reservation of 200,000 bags of wheat for pig farmers who lost their winter crops in the recent floods was sought to-day in a representation made to the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. H. Collins). The ...

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  20. [?]O LABOUR FOR NINE VESSELS

    BRISBANE, February 10.—Nine ships required labour to-night but none was available. The chairman of the Brisbane traffic committee of the Australian Shipping Board (Mr. [?] said that 1270 men were engaged for day work ...

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  21. COMMONWEALTH TO ESTABLISH POST OF DIRECTOR OF T.B.

    SYDNEY, February 9.—The Commonwealth is likes to establish in the near future the position of Director of Tuberculosis ...

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  22. AUSTRALIANS PAID IN TAXATION £51 A HEAD

    CANBERRA, February 9.—Australians have paid £51/-/5 per head of population—a total of £378,205,000—in Commonwealth and State taxation in the financial year ended June 30, 1946. This is double the amount they paid ...

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  23. Italians Evacuating Yugoslav Territory

    LONDON, February 10.—The Italian population comprising 98 per cent. of the 33,000 inhabitants are preparing to leave before Marshal Tito's troops enter Pola which was awarded to Yugoslavia by the Italian peace treaty, reports the A.P. correspondent at Pola. ...

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  24. [?]OSTELS PLANNED FOR MIGRANTS

    [?]Large hostels [?] for the [?] British mig[?] Australia, the ...

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