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  2. STATE'S SECONDARY INDUSTRIES

    Addressing the Constitutional Club to-day, the Leader of the State Opposition (Mr. A E. Moore) claimed that a continuous decline was occurring in Queensland's secondary industries, and that it was due to harassing official restrictions ...

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  3. KING'S JUBILEE.

    The Privy Council has decided that the King's Jubilee thanksgiving service on May 6 will open with the first verse of the National Anthem, ...

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  4. GOLD VANISHES.

    Gold bars valued at £20,000 have mysteriously disappeared from Croydon aerodrome. The gold, which was intended for dispatch to the ...

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  5. GERMANY'S BEHAVIOUR.

    The Cabinet discussed Herr Hitler's "cold," and is not prepared indefinitely to delay Sir John Simon's visit. ...

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  6. THE ABATTOIR STRIKE

    The Executive of the Trades and Labor Gouneil last, night, considered a request from the Disputes Committee that affiliated and unaffiliated unions should take an interest in the meat strike by financially and morally supporting the strikers. ...

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  7. MULTIPLE BIRTHS.

    The birth of quadrtrplets to Mrs. George Johnson at Dunedin last night is a record in New Zealand medical history. ...

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  8. 12 DAYS' CELEBRATIONS.

    Information has reached the Commonwealth Government that the period for the official celebrations of the King's Jubilee will be twelve ...

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  9. THE AIR MAILS.

    The English mail 'plane was 48 hours late and the southern 'plane from Brisbane arrived at Darwin at the same time this afternoon. ...

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  10. NATIONAL CELEBRATION.

    "If the other States are agreeable the Queensland Government will readily co-operate in a uniform celebration of His Majesty's Jubilee on ...

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  11. A QUICK "RECOVERY."

    An offcial statement says that Herr Hitler is recovering from his "cold," bot the invitation to Sir John Simon has not been renewed. ...

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  12. TRIPLETS FOR SYDNEY.

    Triplets were born at the Royal Hospital for Women at Paddington yesterday for the first time in eight years, although there have ...

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  13. ADVERSE RATIO.

    After quoting figures regarding the ratio of employment to population, Mr. Moore asked why bad Queensland, as an employing ...

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  14. UNIONS WANT CONFERENCE.

    Importance is attached to the statement by Mr. P. A. Carney that the unions are willing to confer on the questions in dispute in the abattoir ...

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  15. DEFINITE MOVES.

    Definite moves to end the meat strike were made to-day and if they are fulfilled a settlement may be expected within a day or two. ...

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  16. STERLING'S PLUNGE.

    The "Daily Mail's" city correspondent says that chaotic fluctuations in foreign exchanges broke out this morning as the result of ...

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  17. MEAT IMPORTS.

    The British Government's opiion on meat imports is that a levy on imported meat, with preference to the Dominions, affords the best ...

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  18. STATE ELECTIONS.

    The southern mail negotiated the Tully River safely, arriving at Tully at 3.40 p.m. Aboard the train for Innisfail were ...

    Article : 133 words
  19. MR. HENDERSON'S POSITION.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson attended the Labor Party meeting, which passed a resolution expressing the opinion that the new defence White Paper gravely ...

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  20. KILLED BY TRAIN.

    The body of Major George Herbert Capes, 42, journalist, Camberwell, was found on the railway line at East Camberwell last night. Capes had ...

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  21. GREEK REVOLT.

    Government aeroplanes machine-gunned the streets of Kavalla and drove the residents to cover. This indicates that the rebels ...

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  22. ADVISORY BOARD.

    Executive approval has been given to the appointment of the following members of the Sugar Experiments Stations Advisory Boards:—The Minister for ...

    Article : 102 words
  23. CAIRNS-INNISFAIL.

    "The Cairns Post" last evening received from the Minister for Works (Mr. Harry Bruce) the following telegram: ...

    Article : 97 words
  24. THREATENED RUN.

    Both Mr. Norman Bourke (president of the United Graziers) and Mr. R. C. Philp (president of the Cattlegrowers' Association) declared their opposition ...

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  25. MARINES LANDED.

    The Averoff is moored off Mitylene. She has disembarked marines, who are occupying the town. BAH WEATHER INTERVENES. ...

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  26. "BULLETS FLYING"

    At the Methodist Conference to-day Rev. G. A. Judkins, Director of the Social Service Department, returned with vigor ...

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  27. THE KING'S PRIZE.

    At the end of the second day's shooting in the King's Prize at Williamstown rifle range two veterans, D. S. Macdonald, of Sydney and W. ...

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  28. AUSTRALIA'S ATTITUDE.

    Neither the Commonwealth nor the British Government accepts the responsibility for the misunderstanding referred to by the Acting Prime Minister ...

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  29. DOLLAR DEVALUATION?

    Commodity price levels as viewed by President Roosevelt are sufficiently high in relation to the United States debt burden, but the President has ...

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  30. LABOR'S PLAN.

    Efforts to have a full dress debate on unemployment will be made by both sections of the Labor Party when Parliament reassembles next week. ...

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  31. BIG BATTLESHIP.

    The "Daily Mail's" Paris correspondent states that the deck protection of France's 35,000 ton battleship will be the heaviest known, namely, eight inches ...

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  32. FRANCE EAGER.

    The "Daily Mail's" political correspondent states that the Government has asked Herr Hitler to name a new date for the Foreign Secretary's (Sir ...

    Article : 95 words
  33. UNION FAVORED.

    The West Australian Methodist Conference by 42 to 5 approved of the resolutions of the joint committee of the Methodist and Congregational ...

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  34. "NOT ACCEPTABLE."

    An emphatic statement that the Commonwealth would not accept the present British proposals respecting meat imports—the removal of all ...

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  35. BIG WHISKY CASE.

    After a hearing of nearly a month Mr. Justice Halse Rogers to-day found for plaintiffs on a number of important issues in an action in ...

    Article : 275 words
  36. ROAD TO COAST.

    Recently a letter was received bythe Innisfail Chamber of Commerce from the Topaz Progress Association, on the subject of a road to the coast ...

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  37. "PRETTY FAR AWAY."

    "Australia is pretty far away," Jimmy McLarnin commented on a reported offer by the National Sporting Club to fight Jack Carroll. ...

    Article : 91 words
  38. SOIL SCIENCE.

    Professor Richards, Professor of Geology at the University of Queensland, and Professor G. Samuel, formerly of the Waite Agricultural Research ...

    Article : 91 words
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