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  2. MINERS' BAULKED.

    The British Prime Minister (Mr. Stanley Baldwin), in reply to the United Press Associations of America regarding the distress among the ...

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  3. LIFE SENTENCES.

    After a retirement of fifty minutes the jury in the Ebenezer case found Alan Christopher Jeynes guilty of wilful murder of Louise Caroline Bade. He was sentenced to imprisonment with ...

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  4. SEWAGE SMELLS.

    During an inspection of the Pinkenba and Luggage Point sewage areas on Thursday it occurred to the "Courier" representative that the swamp land in the ...

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  5. GREAT WELCOME.

    On his arrival at Darwin MR. Alan Cobham was beselged with reporters and invitations to various social functions. He thanked every one for the ...

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  6. SERIOUS TURN.

    The religious f[?]d in Mexico has taken a serious turn. Bloodshed is reported in outlying parts of the country, and feeling throughout the ...

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  7. NATIONAL LINK.

    On the understanding that he was not committing the Government to any promise to build the railway link between the Burnett and Darling Downs, ...

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  8. LIVING AREAS.

    The Council of the United Graziers' Association of Queensland has decided to urge the Government to link up the Western railway lines from Bourke ...

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  9. MATCH DRAWN.

    The feature yesterday of the cricket match, Australia versus Warwickshire, was the great last wicket stand by the two ex-University players, Fiddian ...

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  10. JEYNES SENTENCED.

    The Court House was crowded to-day, when the trial was continued of Alan Christopher Jeynes, who was charged with having, between June 8 and ...

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  11. FOR LIFE.

    This morning his Honour Mr. Justice Brennan passed sentence on Sydney Robert Turner, aged 50 years, who was last night found guilty of murder. The ...

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  12. AN UNINTERESTING MENU.

    Mr. Cobham will attend a reception to-night by the Returned Soldiers' League. Banquets are out of the question, as there is no liquor or beer of any kind in ...

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  13. TRAMWAY DISPUTE.

    Even if the men decide not to strike it does not mean an end to the dispute; they would then consider what other action to take to attain their ...

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  14. SCIENCE CONGRESS.

    At the British Association's sessions at Oxford, Professor Osborne, of New York, attracted a crowd by discussing the progress of the study of the problem of ...

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  15. DR. MANNIX'S VIEW.

    Archbishop Mannix, who is on route to Australia, commenting on the Mexican situation said it was the most outrageous persecution of individual liberty ...

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  16. MEAT INDUSTRY.

    With the passing of a resolution on Thursday by the State Meat Board of Victoria, accepting the decision of the Australian Meat Council to dinband, the ...

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  17. ALMOST READY.

    Preparations are well in hand for the opening of the Show Yesterday an army of workmen was busy in all sections of the great Exhibition putting the final ...

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  18. PREMIER'S WELCOME.

    The Premier (Mr. W. M'Cormack) has forwarded the following telegram to Captain Alan Cobham at Cloncurry:—"On behalf of Government and people of ...

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  19. MINERS' SECRETARY'S ATTACK ON PREMIER.

    The secretary of the Miners' Federation (Mr. A. J. Cook) said at Clapham that Mr. Baldwin had stooped so low as to send a message to America before ...

    Article : 89 words
  20. STATEMENT BY ARCHBISHOP DUHIG.

    Archbishop Duhing said: "It involves an issue we have been fighting ever since the beginning of the Roman Emperors, namely, that the Catholic Church cannot ...

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  21. "COBHAM'S LUCK."

    Mr. Alan Cobham's achievement has been hailed with a chorus of satisfaction. The newspapers display cablegrams, supplemented by editorials, special articles, ...

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  22. FINAL TEST.

    The Board ot Control held a meeting at Lords this afternoon, and decided that for the final Test the follow on and declaration rules should apply as for county ...

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  23. BISHOPS' PROPOSALS.

    Bishops of the Free Churches, in a new manifesto, state they are aware that the Government will reject their scheme on financial grounds, but point out that the ...

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  24. "RUSSIA MUST BE ELIMINATED."

    At the convention of Knights of St. Columbus, a statement was authorised by the supreme board of directors, "to assese our membership to the extent of 1,000,000 ...

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  25. THE REFERENDUM.

    Certain New South Wales Labour members of the Federal Parliament were surprised to-day to receive a letter purporting to be signed by Mr. W. Carey, ...

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  26. MENACE OF MONEY.

    Sir Josiah Stamp, discussing the "idle rich" before the British Association said he did not believe that more than 10 per cent of the population was Living ...

    Article : 177 words
  27. TRAIN FIRES.

    The suggestion now is that spontaneous combustion caused the fires which occurred recently in several railway waggons carrying fodder to the West. An ...

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  28. THE FRANC.

    The Chamber of Deputies, by 365 votes to 181, adopted the Government's Finance Bill as a whole authorising the operations for the stabilisation of the franc and ...

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  29. "TO RELIEVE STRAIN."

    Mr. Sidney Smith when interviewed by a representative of Reuter's Agency after the Imperial Cricket Conference meeting said that he and Mr. Bushby, on behalf ...

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  30. AIR ROUTES.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" air expert lengthily reviews the Empire air routes, and points out that a mass of information will be presented at the Imperial ...

    Article : 186 words
  31. THE INCREASED TEAM FARES.

    The deputation which was to have waited on the Mayor of Brisbane (Alderman W. A. Jolly) yesterday, to discuss the increased tram fares from South Brisbane ...

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  32. ELECTRIC POWER.

    The Austrian Press Asoociation learns that the electric power industry of the United States will be the first to issue an invitation to the Australian industrial ...

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  33. JUDGE'S REBUKE.

    Judge Dethridge (Chief Judge) of the Arbitration Court is determined that so far as in his power lies he will not allow the work of those judges who have ...

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  34. UNIVERSITY SENATE.

    At a meeting of the Senate of the University of Queensland yesterday, the offer of £500 for the establishment of a bursary in honour of her father and mother, ...

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  35. THE COOMA.

    The safe arrival of the steamer Baralaba, which left Brisbane for North Reef on Tuesday with a salvage party on board, is reported by the passenger steamer Marcella, ...

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  36. "PANIC OF CONFIDENCE"

    The rise in the value of the france is having curious consequences. Customers are denouncing the high prices still charged in the shops, the ...

    Article : 145 words
  37. "ON THE WANE."

    According to news from reliable quarters it is clear that opinion in China every day is taking a decidedly hostile attitude to Communist aggression. Hopes that ...

    Article : 113 words
  38. WHAT IS MR. CHARLTON'S ATTITUDE?

    The all Australian conference of trade unions, which has beat convened to consider the referendum proposals, will be commenced at the Trades Hall to-morrow ...

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  39. VALLEY BURGLARY.

    Between 9.45 p.m. on Thursday and 8 a.m. yesterday the premises of the Leader Motor Co., Ltd., Bridge-street, Valley, were entered by burglars, and benzine ...

    Article : 132 words
  40. AVIATOR'S CAREER.

    Mr. Copham was born at Camberwell, London, in 1892, is married, and has one son, Commander Bennett of H.M.A.S. ...

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  41. NATIONAL DEFENCE BONDS.

    The Chamber of Deputies by 420 votes to 140 adopted the Bill to create a sinking fund for National Defence Bonds. ...

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  42. TRADES HALL RESTIVE.

    A communication from the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) to the Trades Hall Council, in which he asked that three representatives should be nominated by the ...

    Article : 105 words
  43. RAILWAY BRIDGE FIRE.

    About 12.40 o'clock this morning the overhead bridge at the Gloucester-street railway station, South Brisbane, was discovered to be on fire. The South ...

    Article : 69 words
  44. RISE IN VALUE.

    The French franc closed in London at 172[?] to the £1, and the Belgian franc at 174[?] to the £1. ...

    Article : 30 words
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