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  2. CHOICE OF MINISTERS

    CANBERRA, Oct. 23.—All discussions about the probable Cabinet personnel which the Prime Minister (Mr. Menties) hopes to be in a position to announce ...

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  3. FLAX INDUSTRY.

    Further steps in the development of a flax industry in this State were announced yesterday by the Minister for Industrial Development (Mr. A. R. G. ...

    Article : 375 words
  4. AMERICAN SEA POWER.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—Speaking in the "Herald-Tribune's" "forum" (a radio session sponsored by that paper), the Secretary for the Navy (Colonel Knox) said ...

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  6. U.S. PRESIDENCY.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—There is fairly general agreement between the Presidential election "polls" conducted by a variety of sources in so-called doubtful or crucial ...

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  7. JAPANESE POLICY.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—While the Near Eastern situation does not become less obscure or tense, and it is suggested that it may be complicated as a result of the ...

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  8. STEEL INDUSTRY EXPANSION.

    NEW YORK. Oct. 22.—Producing, it is estimated, 3,750,000 tons in excess of the 1929 total, the steel industry has expanded its operations to a rate of 94.9 ...

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  9. LABOUR'S INTENTIONS.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 23.—Asked tonight whether the resolution last night of the Labour caucus was to be taken as an undertaking that the Federal Labour ...

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  10. BRITISH FORTITUDE.

    LONDON, Oct. 22.—The British Ambassador to Washington (the Marquess of Lothian) tonight met British Press representatives, following his return to ...

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  11. A DISADVANTAGE REMOVED.

    MELBOURNE, Oct. 23.—The United States Secretary for the Navy (Colonel Knox) pointed out on Tuesday that America can only be approached by sea ...

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  12. VIEWS OF THE BURMA ROAD.

    Sections of the Burma Road, which runs for 726 miles through mountainous country from Lashio in Eastern Burma to Kunming in South China. The road was closed by Britain for three months, but was reopened on October 18. Since then Japanese planes have bombed bridges on the road in the Chinese section ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. SITE FOR RETTERY.

    Mr. L . Boas, assistant timber controller for the Department of Supply and Development and chief of the division of forest products of the Council for ...

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  14. THE WAR COUNCIL.

    ADELAIDE, Oct. 23.—The Premier (Mr. Playford) expressed disappointment today at the decision to establish a War Council as the arrangement, he said, did ...

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  15. CLAIM FOR £3,125.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 23.—The hearing was begun in the Supreme Court today before Mr. Justice Street and a jury of a case in which William John Smith, ...

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  16. FIELD ARTILLERY.

    The 14th Field Battery, the West Australian artillery unit of the 2/7th Field Regiment, 9th Division, A.I.F., will parade through the streets of Perth on Tuesday ...

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  17. SENATE ELECTION.

    The result of the Senate poll for the three West Australian vacancies, for which voting took place on September 21, was declared yesterday at noon from ...

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  18. UNITED STATES DEFENCE.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—Mr. Walter Lippman, the well-known commentator and special writer for the New York "Herald-Tribune," speaking in that ...

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  19. MEXICAN SCRAP-IRON.

    MEXICO CITY, Oct. 22.—It is reported that Mexico is planning to sell 18,000 tons of scrap-iron to the Allied Purchasing Commission. ...

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  20. MR. C. G. LATHAM'S VIEWS.

    "I very much regret that arrangements could not be made for a National Government, which in my opinion is essential," the Leader of the State ...

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  21. AMBASSADOR'S RETURN.

    LONDON, Oct. 22.—The United States Ambassador (Mr. J. P. Kennedy) has left the Embassy and will shortly leave for the United States. ...

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  22. INDIES OIL.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—The Batavia correspondent of the United Press said yesterday that well-informed persons stated that the British, American and Dutch ...

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  23. NATIONAL NEEDS FIRST.

    WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—President Roosevelt has created a board with sweeping powers to require production and delivery of all national defence materials ...

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  24. GERMAN MISSIONARIES

    BROOME, Oct. 23.—For many months the activities of the German Missionary Brotherhood here has engaged the attention of the authorities. As an outcome ...

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  25. MACHINE-GUN BELTS.

    CANBERRA, Oct. 23.—The manufacture of machine-gun belts for which Australia has previously depended on supplies from Britain is now being ...

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  26. SWEDEN GOES SHORT.

    WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—The United States Government has requisitioned 110 dive-bombers originally consigned to Sweden, under the law signed by ...

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  27. BURMA ROAD TRAFFIC

    CHUNGKING, Oct. 23.—Despite the Japanese bombings, traffic on the Burma road (which Britain reopened last week), remains unaffected. Only minor ...

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  28. AIR RAID RELIEF.

    Twenty-one donations amounting to £107/17/4 were received yesterday for the Lord Mayor's fund for the relief of distress among bombed British civilians, ...

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  29. COUNTERING GERMAN LIES

    LONDON, Oct, 22.—A suggestion that the Government should publish a White Paper in a number of foreign languages, also in English, containing a selection of ...

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  30. THAI SHIP AT SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, Oct. 23.—One of four vessels recently bought by the Government of Thailand (Siam) has shown the flag of Thailand in several Australian ports. ...

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  31. PLANES AT MARTINIQUE.

    WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—After a conference with the Under-Secretary of State (Mr. Sumner Welles) today the French Ambassador (M. Henry Haye) ...

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  32. CRUSHED UNDER ROCK

    KALGOORLIE, Oct. 23.—Crushed beneath a five-ton slab of rock, William Spinks (28), machine miner, of Moran- street, Boulder, was killed almost ...

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  33. TRAMS COLLIDE.

    With a resounding crash, two bogie tramcars collided head on on the Causeway a few minutes before 5 p.m. yesterday. As a result, both trams were badly ...

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  34. REPORTED CENSUS.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" states that the Japanese Government is making a census of all Japanese ...

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  35. EASTERN STATES FUNDS.

    ADELAIDE, Oct. 23.—The British air raid victims' fund now amounts to £56.529. SYDNEY, Oct. 23.—The fund for the ...

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  36. THE "NEW ORDER."

    SINGAPORE, Oct. 22.—The "straits Times" publishes a dispatch from Batavia which states that it is reliably reported that a joint Japanese-Dutch ...

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  37. "FLYING FORTRESSES."

    MARCHFIELD (California), Oct. 22.— A score of Boeing "flying fortresses" are waiting here, it is reported, for a mass flight to Langley Field (Virginia). Army ...

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  38. SISTER KENNY'S WORK.

    MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 22.—Dr. Miland Knapp, head of the physio-therapy department of the University of Min. e[?]polis, has written to Sister Kenny, of ...

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  39. SOUTH CHINA FLEET.

    TOKIO, Oct. 23.—The Navy Ministry announced today that Vice-Admiral Yorio Sawamato had been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese ...

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  40. NORWEGIAN RAIL SMASH.

    LONDON, Oct. 23.—A Stockholm message states that the railway linking Oslo and Bergen (in Norway) has been blocked as a result of the derailment of a ...

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  41. ROAD BUILDING COSTS.

    The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Latham) asked in the Legislative Assembly yesterday whether the Main Roads Department had information showing ...

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  42. SHOCK FOR SPEAKER.

    LONDON. Oct. 22.—A mine recovered from the sea was being used to stimulate a Spitfire fund in a coastal town after the fuse was believed to have been ...

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  43. TASMAN AIR SERVICE.

    AUCKLAND, Oct. 23.—Referring today to a cable message from Sydney that Tasman Empire Airways, Ltd., may have to increase the Australia-New Zealand ...

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  44. NAZI INFLUENCES.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—Miss Dorothy Thompson, the well-known political commentator, declares that the Dies Committee (which has been ...

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  45. LIGHTS ON LIFE-JACKETS.

    LONDON, Oct. 22.—Replying to a Parliamentary question today, the Minister of Shipping (Mr. Cross) announced life-jacket lights had been supplied ...

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  46. STEEL WORKS STRIKE.

    SYDNEY. Oct. 23.—No settlement was reached at the compulsory conference presided over by Mr. Justice O'Mara today in connection with the strike at the ...

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  47. EARTHQUAKE IN RUMANIA.

    LONDON, Oct. 22.—A message from Bukarest this morning stated that Rumania had been shaken by the most severe earthquake in living memory. The ...

    Article : 81 words
  48. CHAPLAINS TAKEN PRISONER.

    LONDON. Oct. 22.—The latest War Office casualty list includes the names of six army chaplains who have been taken prisoner. ...

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