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    A REMARKABLE SPLIT SECOND aerial picture of direct hit on a Japanese transport by an American bomber at Lae, New Guinea. A big cloud of moke rising. seen rising from amidships, while flames pour out of thc vessel's stern. A smaller boat, apparently a landing barge, is scurrying off ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. ALLIED BOMBERS ATTACK JAPANESE SHIPPING

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Thursday.—Allied bombers are maintaining their attacks against Japanese shipping movements in the Arafura Sea, north of Darwin. Dutch-manned Mitchells yesterday damaged two small cargo ...

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  4. NORTH-WESTERN NEWS

    DANCE.—The Patriotic Committee held a dance recently in the hall, visitors being present from Molo Creek, Launceston, Dairy Plains and ...

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  5. 2589 A.T.C. CADETS ACCEPTED BY R.A.A.F

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The R.A.A.F. has accepted 258/ cadets of the Air Training Corps for traning. 1586 as air crew and 1003 for ground ...

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  6. R.A.A.F. PILOT DIES FOLLOWING CRASH

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.£A flying officer was injured and a sergent pilot subsequently died of injuions when an aircraft from a R.A.A.F. station in ...

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  7. BURNIE

    R.S.L.—The annual dinner of the— Burnio sub-branch of the R.S.L. will be held in the Town Hall at 6.30 p.m. to-morrow. All men who have served ...

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  8. MEANDER

    HARVEST FESTIVAL.—The annual harvest festival service was held in the Church of England on Sunday afternoon, Revs. Chamberlain and ...

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  9. MORE FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — The Min— ister for Home Security [Mr. Lazzarini) said to-day that; thu fire-fighting equipment position in Australia was ...

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  10. The West Coast

    During tho week ended Sunday last the Lyell district experienced one of the ivurst spells of bad weather for many years. Exceptionally heavy rains, with ...

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  11. PACIFIC SECURITY VITAL TO UNITED NATIONS

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—The Australian Attorney—General (Dr. Evatt), addressing the Overseas Press Club, said tho development of the present war afforded clear proof thac the problem of security for the East could not be separated from the West consequently, they reckoned who overlooked the ...

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  12. ROLAND

    V.D.C.—Members of Ko. 6 Platoon. "B" Coy., V.D.C., are requested to parade at the Kentish Hall to-morrow Bight, at S. ...

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  13. RIFLES FOR FARMERS

    MELBOUHXE, Thursday I— The Min— ister for the Army (Mr. Flinde) announced to-day that it had heet decided that in cases where pastoralists and farmers ...

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  14. LATROBE

    V.D..C—A field day will be held on Sunday at Moorlands beach. Tho parade is compulsory for all personnel. Platoons are expected to be on the ...

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  15. Aliens to be Called up For Vital War Work

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — Aliens aged 18 to 60 in business who had previously been granted exemptions from call-up will now be drafted ...

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  16. PRODUCTION COMMITTEES NOT FAVORED

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — Produc— tion committes, as favored liv the Minister for Lahor (Mr. Ward), were designed to promote socialistic aims, said ...

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  17. CITY IN GOOD POSITION IN LYELL CRICKET FINAL

    City is in a strong position in the Lyell cricket final, which it is expected will conclude at Queenstown on Sunday. Gormanston has lost two oi its best "wickets ...

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  18. DEVONPORT

    BAN ON SAXE OF CHEAM.—Questioned yesterday regarding the possihle effects of the National Security licgulatiou, banning sales of fresh ...

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  19. RIGHTS OF FREE PRESS

    MELBOURNE, The [?]day.—An instruetian that no Ar my officer must visit any newsparer or office for the purpuse of interrogating ...

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  20. ZEEHAN CHOPPING CARNIVAL

    A chopping carnival held at Zeehan on Kaster.Saturday attracted keen competition. DetailsUnderhand Chop. 10n£Heat 1:A.M ...

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  21. TOMATO SAUCEDALES NOT RESTRICTED

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The De— puty Controller of Defence Foodstuffs (Mr. Hoggins) emphasised to-day that, there was no restriction on the sale ...

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  22. SALVAGE

    Salvage will be collected to— morrow in the West Burnie area, which is hounded by "View Road, Hodgman and Queen streets and ...

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  23. THE STOCK EXCHANGE MODERATE "TRADING

    MELBOURNE, Thusday. — There was moderate trading in a linn market on the Stock Exchange to-day. lu the industrial section lour rises and four tails were ...

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  24. POWER CHARGES AGAIN REDUCED

    HOBART, Thursday — The Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) announced to-day that the Governor-in-Council, on tho recommendation ot' the Hydro-Electric ...

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  25. Severe Shortage of Labor on Sydney Wharves

    SYDNEY, Thursday.— There was again a severe short)se of labor on Sydney wharves to-day., Several ships were idle and on [?]ers only some ...

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  26. STRAHAN

    COMPLIMENTARY.—There was a large attendance at the Pontifox Hall on Monduy night, the occasion being a "welcome' home" to Petty Officer ...

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  27. CAMPAIGN AGAINST A.W.C. HEADS

    MELBOURNE, Thursday—day. — The Trades Hall Council decided to-night to request the A.C.T.U. to seek tho co-operation of inter-State Trades and ...

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  28. WYNYARD

    COMFORTS FUND DANCE. — A dance contineted by the Rebekah Lodge for the Comforts Fund proved very successful, £0/17/ being raised. A ...

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  29. SOLDIER CHARGED WITH MURDER OF BOY

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—When the in— quest was.opened at Parramatta, before the District Coroner (Mr. "Williams) today, into tito death of Albert Edward ...

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  30. REPORTED JAP. OFFER TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — No official confirmation of the German radio report of an oller by Japan to exchange 1800 British internees for a similar ...

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  31. QUOTATIONS AND SALES

    {No abstract available}

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  32. Hobart Wharf laborers to Hold Stop-Work Meetng

    HOUAHT, Thursday ——At the request of the Stevedoring industry Commission, a, stop-work me ting of the Hobart branch of the Wterside Workers ...

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  33. ULVERSTONE

    DEPARTURE OF BAND.—The U.S. Serviecmeu's Band left by.special train for Devonport at midday yesterday During its stay in Ulverstone" ...

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  34. CANCER RESEARCH

    LONDON, Thursday. — Dr. W. E Gye, Director of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, said in a speech that some strains of tumors used in the ...

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  35. ROSEBERY

    HOSPITAL BALL—A women's; committee is preparing for the annual hospital ball on May 7. Residents.of Williamsford and Rosebery have'generously ...

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  36. MISSING BOYS FOUND

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday. — Basil Vivian Woodward (MS) and Kenneth John Kennedy (15), who had been missing from their homes in Launceston since ...

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  37. ACQUITTED OF SUICIDE CHARGE

    HOBABT. Thursday.—A jury in the Criminal Court to-day found Cecil George Mather (23). laborer; of Gormanston, not guilty of ...

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  38. Youths Gain Admittance to University

    SYDNEY Thursday.—The legal action by two youths to compel the University of' Sydney to admit them as students was quickly disposed of in ...

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  39. New Tea and Sugar Period

    MELBOUBNE, Tursday.—The new simar and lea ration, ing period will commence on Monday, May 3. For toa. C coupons 19 to 22 inclusive ...

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  40. C.C.C. MEN RESUME WORK

    MELBOURNE. Thursday. — Work was resumed to-day by a section of the 94 men who stopped work at a dehydration plant job in Melbourne on April ...

    Article : 92 words
  41. Placing Women in Essential Employment

    HOBART, Thursday.—Women between the ages of 18 and 35 who are not gainfully employed will be interviewed by manpower ...

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  42. TEN COAL MINES IDLE

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Ten coalmines were idle to-day. as a result of which 5910 tons of coal were lost to production. About 2080 men wore involved. ...

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  43. SUBSTITUTE FOR RUBBER

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — Australian scientists are now. in possession of a ton of Russian dandelio a plant seed, which the.Soviet regards a its most promising ...

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  44. YOLLA

    PATRIOTIC The annual meeting of the Patriotic Committee, which it was planned to hold to-morrow, has been postponed until Monday evening ...

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  45. CREAM BAN

    HOBART. Thursday. — Tho Minister for Agriculture (Mr. D'Alton) said today that until he received full details of the proposal to ban the sale of fresh ...

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  46. TROOPS TRANSPORTED IN CATTLE TRUCKS

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Min— istor for the Army (Mr. Forde) emphasised to-day that cattle trucks for transporting troops on the ...

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  47. PENGUIN

    RED CROSS£A Red Cross after— noon will be held on the Penguin bowling green to-morrow, when a match, over 60 versus under 60, will bu played. ...

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  48. PUBLIC SERVICES COST OF LIVING INCREASE

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — According to the Canberra J. ettor of the Associated Chamber of (anufactures of Australia, issued to-ds the cost of living ...

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  49. STANLEY

    PRESENTATION. — A presentation from the Patriotic Committee was made on Tuesday to Lieut. Len Elwards by the chairman (Mr. O.C. Barnett) and ...

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  50. FRUIT BOARD TO JOIN P.P.C.

    HOBART. Thursday.—A meeting of tho State Fruit Board at. Hobart today signified approval of the newlyconstituted Primary Producers' Council, ...

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  51. SMITHTON

    RED CROSS BALLETTE. — The proceeds of the ballette in the Town Hall on Wednesday night will go to the Red Cross annual appeal. Music was ...

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  52. Flying Boat Sinks After Forced Landing: 13 Missing

    Thirteen of the passengers and crew are missing as the result of a Qantas flying boat sinking after it had made a forced landirt: into the sea near a northern Australian port last Thursday. The missing. seven R.A.A.F. ...

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  53. A.L.P. ENDORSEMENTS FOR FEDERAL ELECTIONS

    HOBART, Thursday.—Endorsements for the nest Federal elections are expected to be considered by tho A.L.P. executive at a meeting af, Hobart on ...

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  54. YOUNGHUSBAND LTD.

    MELBOURN 15, Thursday. — Younghusband Ltd. has declared a final dividend of 2 per cent (unchanged) for the year. This is payable on May 13. ...

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  55. MT. LYELL CO.S DIVIDEND

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The Mt. Lyell Mining and Railway Co. has dedared an interim dividend of Cd. a share, absorbing £38,750; payable on ...

    Article : 39 words
  56. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

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  57. REDPA

    C.W.A. — Members are requested to attend an important; business raeetinc to-morrow at 2 p.m. sharp. There will be no afternoon tea or trade table. ...

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  58. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

    Advertising : 39 words
  59. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

    Advertising : 36 words
  60. SOUTH FOREST

    RED CROSS. — A meeting of the Red Crose will be held at the Post Office on Wednesday at 4 p.m. to arrange a sale of gifts for the special ...

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