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    R.S.L. Delegates for the recent Federal Executive Conference take a look at Melbourne's skyline. 1. Dr. C. M. Morton (Old.); 2. Mr T. Dallwood (S.A.); Mr E. Millhouse. K.C., Federal President (S.A.); 4. Mr C. Joyce (Victorian Slate secretary); 5. Mr K. Bolton (N.S.W.): 6. Mr J. A. K. Wicks (Assistant General Secretary); 7. Mr J. Werthcimer (Tas.); 8. Mr P. Sten (W.A.); 9. Mr R. Rowe ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. International Situation Improves

    A feeling that the international situation had greatly improved recently, was expressed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations Organisation, Mr. Trygve Lie, when addressing the International Labour ...

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  6. THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

    Cheeriulness, Sir, is the principal ingredient in the composition of health!" ...

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    M. STALIN ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. DUBBO WELCOME HOME

    Arrangements are well in hand for the civic welcome to returned servicemen and women, to be held in the Royal Theatre on Friday, October 4. The ...

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  9. Failed To Pay Hotel Bill

    When apprehended at Dubbo on a charge of having failed to pay for Accommodation at the Commercial Hotel; Coonamble, in May last, Henry ...

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  10. HOUSING IN BRISBANE

    Squatting has ceased at Holland Park Military Hospital. This is because the Stale Government has constant police supervision ...

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  11. BUSINESS DEAL BY BASHING

    Raymond Randall Daniel (35), business manager and partner in a Queen Street frock salon, was charged at the Police Court yesterday with the murder ...

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  12. ALLEGED AUSTRALIAN BUNGLING IN JAPAN

    Australian bungling of army services is responsible for discontent among Empire occupation troops in Japan, says the correspondent of the Chicago Tribune. British officers are privately embarrassed and chagrined ...

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  13. Yugoslav Charges Against Archbishop

    Cardinal Griffin, in a statement on behalf of the Hierarchy of Britain and Wales, appealed to the Government to do its utmost to secure the release ...

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  14. Return To Concert Work

    At a concert on Monday night, which concluded the 70th. Anniversary celebrations of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Mr. Ashworth Wood returned ...

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  15. WAR COMPENSATION FROM ITALY

    After a stormy session, the Italian Economic Committee, by 13 votes to 5, accepted the principle of 75 per cent compensation from Italy for ...

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  16. Victorian Printers' Operatives Union

    Ey a large majority, a special meeting of the Victorian Printers' Operatives Union last night accepted a proposed agreement on wages and working ...

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  17. Wongarbon Banquet

    In Tuesday's report of the Wongarbon Welcome Home it was stated in error that the catering was by the Dubbo Red Cross Society. The Red Cross ...

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  18. RUSSIA AND GREECE

    While the former British Foreign Minister (Mr. Anthony Eden) expressed the opinion that M. Stalin's "no war" speech offered a new opportunity ...

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  19. ATOMIC BOMB AFTERMATH

    The joint Army and Navy Task Force announced that there were about 75 ships suspected of dangerous radio activity, as a result of the Bikini atom bomb tests. The vessels were mostly berthed on the Pacific coast. ...

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  20. BORDE BANDITS IN GREECE

    "Foreign influences" were accused by Premier Tsaldaris of perpetuating disorders in Greece. The Greeks, he added, were victims of an intense war of nerves, waged by those who pretended that the question of ...

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  21. FUTURE OF ITALIAN COLONIES

    A special conference early in 1947, to which India, South, Africa, Australia and New Zealand will be invited, will probably result from the decision ...

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  22. MR. FADDEN FORECASTS SWING AGAINST LABOUR

    The Leader of the Australian Country Party (Mr. Padden) claimed that the Country Party would win every seat it now held, and would go ...

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  23. World's Flight Record

    Wing Commander Ian Donaldson failed to brenk the world's record of GIG miles per hour, in his attempt at Tangmere yesterday. ...

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  24. AUSTRALIA AT THE PARIS CONFERENCE Scathing Criticism By Journalist

    "A visitor to the Paris Conference from another planet would think he was present of the Day of Judgment, when an omnipresent, omnipotent Australia was disposing of the fate of the Old Continent," says the well-known Ilya ...

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  25. Social Cricket Club

    At a mooting last Friday night, the Dubbo Sub-branch of the Legion of Ex-servicemen and Women decided not to enter a team for competition cricket ...

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  26. That Reporter Again!

    "At a meeting of the Book Review Club. Mrs. Brown reviewed the book: "Three Little Pigs' Stayed At Home.' There were ...

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  27. EXPLOSION ON TANKER KILLS FIVE MEN

    When the tanker Bennington, 10,171 tons, berthed at Southport North Carolina, yesterday afternoon. Captain G. H. Eitzen reported that an explosion ...

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  28. Victims Of Air Crash

    One of the victims of the aircraft crash at Kai Tak airport yesterday, when nineteen persons wore lulled, was the well-know. American journalist. ...

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  29. Third World War

    A third World War will find Canada the Immediate 'battleground, and if her air defences are inadequate, there is the possibility that the United States ...

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  30. THE UNSINKABLE LIFEBOAT

    A lifeboat that is claimed to be unsuitable, uncapsizeable and self-emptying, has been invented by Mr. H. A. Gaskin, of London. A prototype has successfully passed stringent Board of Trade tesas, and the American authorities have also subjected it to extensive tests. The craft is ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  31. SOCIALIST DEMAND FOR DEATH PENALTY

    The Russian-controlled newspaper [?]eusdeutschland official organ of the [?]ocialist Unity Party demanded the [?]ath penalty for all 21 defendants ...

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  32. Voting Strength In Darling Electorate

    The increase in the number of electors in the Darling Electorate, compared with the number of voters in 1913, is 5239. Dubbo sub-division has the ...

    Article : 51 words
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