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  2. PRESS CONTROL.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, announced to-day that finality on the Press Regulations would be reached in the next two or three days. He had ...

    Article : 112 words
  3. ENEMY RAIDER IN THE TASMAN.

    The Minister for the Navy, Mr. Cameron, in an official statement released to-day announced that on last Tuesday evening Commonwealth Naval authorities received a message by wireless from the s.s. Turakina (8,706 tons) in the Tasman ...

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  4. RETALIATION BY BRITISH.

    British as well as German long-range guns have been firing across the English Channel at its narrowest point—the Straits of Dover, 21 miles wide. It is authoritatively stated that a few rounds from the ...

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  5. SHELLING OF DOVER.

    Hitler's aerial hosts have utterly failed to smash the nerve of the average Briton by mass air attacks, and he has now ordered that emplacements ...

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  6. FEDERAL POLL.

    The former Minister for Works and Local Government, Mr. E. S. Spooner, who has been member of the Legislative Assembly for Ryde since 1932. ...

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  7. THREATS TO GREECE.

    King George of the Hellenes held a conference at the Foreign Office at Athens at 2.15 a.m. to-day with his Premier and Foreign Minister, ...

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  8. "PUBLIC REAWAKENED."

    The attitude of the Government in falling to withdraw or redraft the regulations was attacked last night by the leader of the A.L.P. (non-Communist) in the House of ...

    Article : 338 words
  9. WELL-KNOWN FREIGHTER.

    The Turakina is owned by the New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd., a British firm registered in London, and is one of the best-known freighters engaged ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. ARTILLERY DUEL OVER CHANNEL.

    It is believed in Britain that the Germans may be using 12-inch guns on railway mountings. A number of gun emplacements are located ...

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  11. MELBOURNE PRESS COMMENT.

    "The Age," in editorial comment this morning, says: "The Prime Minister's assertion that the original regulations are not in operation does ...

    Article : 535 words
  12. MR. DUNSTAN NOT FOR FLINDERS.

    The Victorian Premier, Mr. Dunstan, announced late to-night that he would not resign from the State Parliament to contest the Flinders seat at the ...

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  13. 1,000 RAIDERS DOWN.

    German aeroplanes destroyed around the British coasts since the large-scale raids began on June 18 reached 1,000 yesterday with the aeroplane brought ...

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  14. NEED FOR SECRECY.

    Making the announcement to-day of the presence of the enemy raider in the Tasman, the Prime Minister, Mr. Fraser, said that no further information was at present ...

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  15. RAIDERS OF LAST WAR.

    News of an enemy raider in the Tasman Sea recalls the exploits of the German raider Wolf, which laid mines off Cape Howe in 1917. ...

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  16. LABOUR PLANS TRUCE.

    The executives of the three Labour parties in New South Wales discussed last night plans for running candidates at the elections. ...

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  17. CHILDREN FROM BRITAIN.

    Parents of English children being evacuated to Australia have, in some cases, nominated them to the care of relatives or friends in New South Wales ...

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  18. POSTING MAIL OVERSEAS.

    In future all letters and postcards for overseas must have the sender's full address above the beginning of the text and the full name of the sender in block ...

    Article : 243 words
  19. TREATY OBLIGATIONS

    The British guarantee to Greece was given by the then Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, in the House of Commons on April 13, 1939, simultaneously with ...

    Article : 247 words
  20. ONLY AN HOUR'S SLEEP LOST.

    Hundreds of residents of the West End emerged into the brilliant moonlight and strolled in the streets and parks, peering at the sky. They saw ...

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  21. FIVE CITY MEN ARRESTED.

    Five men, well known in Sydney, were arrested in the city yesterday by members of the Company Squad of the C.I.B. on charges of conspiracy ...

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  22. LIMITED CENSORSHIP OF SPEECHES.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, said tonight that no censorship would bc imposed on candidates' speeches during the election campaign. ...

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  23. GERMAN BATTERIES ATTACKED.

    While the German long-range guns were shelling the coastal area of South Kent last night, English plane launched a great attack on the French ...

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  24. MEN OF VICHY ATTACKED.

    The leader of free Frenchmen, General de Gaulle, broadcasting to the world yesterday, said that Marshal Petain's Government was bringing back 800 ...

    Article : 162 words
  25. SOLDIERS' LEAVE.

    A new system of granting four days' leave a month to A.I.F. men instead of long week-ends is unsatisfactory to men who live in the country. ...

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  26. NEW CANDIDATES.

    The Barton electoral conference last night unanimously carried a vote of confidence in the sitting member for Barton. Mr. Albert Lane (U.A.P.), and pledged itself to support ...

    Article : 175 words
  27. TRAM CONDUCTOR KILLED.

    John Gunston Gerke, 38, tram conductor, of Addison Road, Marrickville, was killed by an electric train on the railway line near the Petersham railway station yesterday ...

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  28. ANTIDOTE SOUGHT FOR MUSTARD GAS.

    The Home Secretary, Sir John Anderson, saki in the House of Commons that the Government was investigating a claim by Dr. Gerard Savoy, of Lausanne, that he had ...

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  29. MENINGITIS AT INGLEBURN.

    A case of cerebro-spnial meningitis has occurred at ingleburn camp. The patient who was taken to the Prince Henry Hospital on Wednesday, is reported to be progressing ...

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  30. MILITARY SERVICE IN SPAIN.

    Six new age classes are to be registered in Spain for military training before the end of this month. It was announced in Madrid to-day. The men will be called up in the ...

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  31. SOVIET HELPING GERMANY.

    The newspaper "Izvestia," reviewing the first year of the Russo-German non-aggression pact, says that Russia is helping Germany to beat the British blockade by ...

    Article : 85 words
  32. YOUTH KILLED BY TRAIN.

    Eric Lavender, 19, of Kurrajong, tried to board a moving train at Strathfield railway station yesterday, but slipped between the carriages. Both his legs were severed near ...

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  33. CHUNGKING BOMBED AGAIN.

    The Associated Press of America correspondent at Chungking reports that the Japanese have resumed heavy bombing of the city. The Government is considering the ...

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  34. OVERSEA NEWS.

    Such of the oversea news in this issue as [?] [?]ded "From Our Own Correspondent" or "Herald Exclusive Service" is from a service owned and conducted entirely by "The Sydney Morning ...

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  35. NEW YORK MAIL ROBBERY.

    Three armed bandits held up a passenger train and robbed the mail at the outskirts nf the city. They handcuffed two clerks to the steel ...

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  36. TRAFFIC SIGNALS.

    The Commissioner for Road Transport, Mr. C. N. Neale, said last night that a new set of traffic signals would be put into operation at the intersection of Parramatta Road ...

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  37. U.A.P. CAMPAIGN.

    A depot at which the public may examine the electoral rolls and make inquiries will be opened by the U.A.P. at Stanton House. 13[?] Pitt Street, on Monday. The rolls will close ...

    Article : 54 words
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