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  3. BUDGET REVEALS BRITISH RECOVERY

    In his Budget speech in the House of Commons this afternoon, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) announced income tax ...

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  4. BRITISH MURDER MYSTERY

    Giving evidence today at the combined inquest on the headless male torso which was found in a canal near Brentford on March 19, and the pair of ...

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  5. DUST STORMS IN U.S.A.

    The effect of the mid-western dust storms became virtually nation-wide today, when a thin haze was noted over New York, while vast clouds of ...

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  6. IMPERIAL CROWN TO BE REMODELLED

    The Imperial State Crown of England will be remodelled in His Majesty the King's Jubilee year as a new symbol of the Empire. The maple leaf of ...

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  7. MANNING STRENGTH OF VESSELS

    Criticism of the provision of the Navigation Act conferring on the Minister concerned the power to decide upon the manning strength of vessels was ...

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  8. U.S. COTTON CRISIS FEARED

    A number of factors appear to be forcing a crisis in the Government's cotton control programme. Since last September's general strike operators ...

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  9. Australian Opal And Gold Suggested

    It is suggested in Canberra that a specimen black opal would be the ideal typically Australian component for use in the proposed remodelling of the ...

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  10. BIG EXPENDITURE ON FORESTRY WORKS

    As a first instalment of a proposed expenditure of £160,000 on forestry works, the Victorian Cabinet, at its meeting on Tuesday, made a grant of ...

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  11. BUDGET WELL RECEIVED

    The Budget introduced in the House of Commons yesterday by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) and afterwards described ...

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  12. RINGSIDE SPECTATOR CLAIMS DAMAGES

    Hilda May Newby, married woman, who, it was claimed, was struck by a falling wrestler and had her right wrist injured while occupying a ...

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  13. DIRECT SUBSIDIES FOR U.S. SHIPPING

    The Bill sponsored by the Administration to grant direct subsidies to the American marine instead of aiding them through mail contracts, was ...

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  14. RASPUTIN'S DAUGHTER MAULED BY BEAR

    At Peru, Indiana, Marie Rasputin, daughter of Russia's mad monk and now an animal trainer in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. MATERNITY WELFARE CAMPAIGN

    Representatives of nearly 50 women's organisations in Sydney attended a meeting at which the Minister for Health (Mr. ...

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  16. WASHED ASHORE

    A large marine animal, which has not been definitely identified, was found washed ashore this week on a beach about two miles from Narooma ...

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  17. "POCKET PRIMA DONNA"

    Miss Olive Dyer, the "pocket prima donna" and popular artiste at the Old Vic and Sadlers Wells, will marry an Australian business man, Mr. Rupert ...

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  18. RESTRICTIONS ON BRITISH IMPORTS

    Reference to the restrictions which Britain has placed on the importation of Empire products was made on Saturday by Mr. C. B. Filmer, London ...

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  19. LADY ISAACS ON WOMEN'S DRESS

    Speaking at a reception in her honor at the Feminist Club in Sydney, her Excellency Lady Isaacs raised the subject of women's dress, and said that ...

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  20. LOAN COUNCIL

    Arrangements for financing State deficits and borrowing programmes for the next financial year will be discussed by the Loan Council at ...

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  21. AVIATION IN THE S.E.

    At s meeting of the Tatiara District Council a letter was received from the Civil Aviation Department forwarding a plan of property owned by Mrs.M. ...

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  22. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

    The Australian Press Association learns that a full-scale Imperial Conference will be held la 1936, presumably In London, unless any Dominion ...

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