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SEAMEN OUST REDS 4 TO 1
SYDNEY, Friday.--Reversing the decision of the stop-work meeting on Tuesday, a special ...
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EXTENSION WORK AT JANEFIELD
Tenders are being invited in this week's State Government Gazette for alterations, extensions and repairs to the existing ...
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NEW [?]POST FOR MR EDEN[?]
The political correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says the Government proposes to abolish Mr Anthony Eden's ...
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Fate Of Hospital Site
SCENE AT A MEETING of representatives interested in the acquisition of the Royal Melbourne Hospital site for a cultural block, with trustees of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LAST MINUTE NEWS
NEWCASTLE (N.S.W.), Friday Claimed by the police to be the clim of internal disputes among West Wal end relief workers, a mob fight[?] ...
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CAMERAS IN TEST OF AIRLINER, LEPENA
FITTING CAMERAS IN HOLYMAN'S airliner, Lepena, which was today tested at Essendon by Civil Aviation authorities, who are endeavoring to solve the mystery surrounding the loss of the Miss Hobart and the Loina. The cameras were focussed on the wings. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Man In Court On 9 Year Old Charge
Nine years ago Thomas McGrath charged in the City Court with have broken into the premises of T. Wat and Co. Pty. Ltd., Spencer Street. C ...
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W.C.T.U. CONDEMNS SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Objection to cheap railway excursions on Sundays teas expressed at the Women's Christian Temperance Union Convention today. ...
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BARMAIDS WILL GO--BUT THEY HAVE TIME ON THEIR SIDE!
Barmaids in Victoria are vanishing--but they are vanishing very slowly. There are 3662 registered, which is [?] only 26 less than in 1917, when a law was passed to prevent the further issue ...
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Mr W.M. HUGHES FACES DILEMMA OVER SANCTIONS BILL
Because of the outspoken views expressed by the Minister for Health (Mr Hughes) in his book on sanc[?]published yesterday--views which are in direct conflict with those of the Government--reports were ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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3½ MILLION ESTATE DISTRIBUTION
SYDNEY, Friday.--Legal problems arising from the distribution of the £3,649,688 estate of the late Samuel Hordern, city merchant, who died in ...
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Motor Race Track Awaits Inspection
Officials of the Australian Rac; Drivers' Club stated this afternoon t[?] the alterations had been completed [?] the bridge on the Phillip Island[?] ...
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News In Brief
Trades Hall Council last night fixed March 30 for the 1936 Labor Day celebrations. To commemorate arrival at Sydney 50 ...
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EXPORT CHARGE SUGGESTED
Motions carried at the second day of the Seventh Interstate Conference of Australian Harbor Authorities today, included a reaffirmation of the resolution ...
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S.A. PREMIER OPPOSES INCREASE OF INTEREST
ADELAIDE, Friday.--The Prem (Mr Butler) referring today to the p[?]sibility of an increased interest rate [?] the next Commonwealth Loan, said [?] ...
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COURT SIDELIGHTS
CONSTABLE at Port Melbourne today, giving evidence in a case in which several men were charged with having been found on licensed premises after ...
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"MUSEUMS MUST KILL BIRDS FOR EXCHANGE"
Defending his action in killing birds and collecting their eggs, the museum ornithologist (Mr G. Mack) today said that the museum's collection was ...
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TOO GOOD TO BE ONE OF THE 12 GOOD & TRUE
A juror seeking to be excused from service in General Sessions today pleaded: "I am a Christian, your Honor, ...
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Mr Lyons Will See Cup
CANBERRA, Friday.--The Pri[?] Minister (Mr Lyons) will leave C[?] berra for Melbourne tonight. Mr Lyons said this afternoon he [?] ...
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TRAINS DERAILED IN W.A. SMASH
PERTH, Friday.--Two engines were derailed and rolling stock was damaged to the extent of hundreds of pounds when two trains collided at Boyanup, i[?] ...
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RACE CAR DRIVER FINED AT CAULFIELD[?]
Clive Williams, of Darling Road, C[?] burg, and Ben Hartley, of Cornw[?] Street. East Brunswick, who were charg[?] at. Caulfield Court today with[?] ...
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BIG U.S. ORDERS FOR ITALY
CONSIDERABLE increases in American exports of cotton and oil to Italy this month are believed to have led President Roosevelt to make his statement warning ...
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TRENCHES WERE DUG rapidly and high earthworks thrown up round Harar when the Italian move toward that area began. This picture, received by Air Mail today, is typical of the scene. It is copyright by the N.A.N.A. and Fox Movietone News Inc. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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STOPPED EXPRESS--THEN OFFERED 1-!
Waving his arms in the path of the Port Fairy-Melbourne express outside Werribee shortly after noon today, a young man succeeded in ...
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Australian Pigeon Cup
At Melbourne Gun Club, Tottenham, birds off handicap marks; best score, entries. The match was shot on the basis of ...
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FORMER CHINESE PREMIER SHOT
MR WANG CHING-WEI, Chinese Foreign Minister, and former Premier, was shot and seriously wounded by an unidentified assailant, believed to be a ...
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HEARD GUNSHOTS, SAYS WITNESS AT FORBES INQUEST
FORBES. (N.S.W.), Friday.--The closing stages were reached today at the inquest on Luigi Origlia, 41, an Italian, and Mrs Ethel Wells, 60, who ...
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WIFE'S BANK DEPOSIT NOT "MEANS OF SUPPORT," SAYS P.M.
Mr Noonan, P.M., decided at Richmond Court today that though a wife might have as much as £150 in the bank she was still entitled to claim maintenance ...
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NO SUCH LOOPHOLE HERE, IS CLAIM
Sergeant Rowe, of the Victorian gaming police branch, said today that many convictions had been obtained for bets made on credit. The Victorian Act ...
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NO FORCED SALE OF CANADIAN WHEAT
OTTAWA, Thursday.--A denial of rumors that the Government intended to force Canadian wheat on to the market, even at sacrifice prices, was made after ...
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ABYSSINIANS PREPARE BOMB-PROOF SHELTERS
HASTILY DEFENCES AGAINST AIR ATTACK being erected at Harar by Abyssinian troops. This special picture, received by Air Mail today, is ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DEFENCE FORCE NUMBERS 30,019
CANBERRA, Friday.--The personnel of the Australian defence forces numbers 30,019--28,641 in the military forces and 1378 in the air force. ...
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Labor Question About Chinese On Dole
In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday Mr Frost (Labor, Maryborough and Daylesford) will ask the Premier (Mr Dunstan) how ...
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WILLS AND ESTATES
Harrie Simms Pope, late of Woodslde, fives £18,381 personalty to relatives Seymour George Pilkington Davies, late ...
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UMPIRES FOR MELBOURNE BOYS' GAMES TOMORROW
THE following umpires have been appointed for the second round of Melbourne Boys' Club Association's games which begin tomorrow. ...
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CONFERENCE ON V.C.A.W. BAN
The conference between representatives of the Trades Hall Council and the Australian Labor Party, to consider what action can be taken against unions ...
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FIRE IN LIFT WELL AT ART GALLERY
When a fire broke out in a lift well at the National Gallery, Russell Street, city, shortly before midday today, alarm bells clanged and crowds of ...
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Drug Administered
SYDNEY, Friday.--The inquiry into the alleged doping of Duland at Richmond on Tuesday, October 24, was concluded today Sti[?]ndiary stewards found[?] ...
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