Jerusalem, August 6.—The British curfew imposed on Palestine after the King David Hotel outrage for the first time in living memory prevented a mass pilgrimage of Jews to the historic "wailing wall." British authorities turned down an ...
Article : 310 wordsSydney, August 6.—Labor Party managers tonight expressed the opinion that the Minister for External Affairs (Dr. Evatt) would be a trump card at the Federal Elections scheduled for September 28. ...
Article : 263 wordsParis, August 6.—The Rules Committee of the Paris conference adjourned without reaching a decision on the knotty problem of voting procedure. The committee sat for nine hours in a discussion on the two-thirds versus a simple majority ...
Article : 327 wordsSydney, August 6.—Unless supplies of railway coal are greatly augmented in the next few months the railways may not be able to handle either the wheat that Australia proposes sending overseas to offset hunger in Europe or even that ...
Article : 203 wordsAuckland, August 5.—A long standing quarrel over the appointment of a Vicar at St. Aldan Church, Hamilton, led to the lock of the church door being ...
Article : 176 wordsMelbourne, August 6.—Because many of the tram contars who were returning from the services suffering malaria and other war disabilities, the incident of sickness among tramway employees might not decrease, said the manager of the ...
Article : 312 wordsRome, August 6.—A battle between peasants and police, which began yesterday near Palemero, is still raging. The trouble began when the ...
Article : 85 wordsBrisbane, August 6.—The story of a fire in a goods train which caused ammunition in a military waggon attached to a train to explode was told in the ...
Article : 210 wordsSydney, August 5.—The most valuable consignment of stud stock to arrive from England since the war was car-ried by the cargo steamer "Diante" ...
Article : 67 wordsThe Police Victory Ball, held at the Palais last night, scored a tremendous success and the crowd exceeded the most hopeful expectations, 1,100 people ...
Article : 371 wordsSydney, August 6.—The Prime Minister, Mr. J. B. Chifley, has been told by leaders of the Transport Unions that trastic measures will have to be taken to avert a total collapse of the N.S.W. Railways. Mr. J. Harrison, M.L.C., secretary of the ...
Article : 350 wordsMelbourne, August 5.—Although considerably fewer soldiers were killed or wounded in Word War II compared with the 1914-18 war, accidentally killed ...
Article : 82 wordsSydney, August 6.—Gordon Irwin (20), soldier attached to the transport unit, suffered intense agony for halt an hour while pinned under an upturned ...
Article : 112 wordsMelbourne, August 6.—Government sponsored houses completed in Victoria between July, 1945, and May this year numbered 919—little more than ...
Article : 249 wordsSydney, August 6.—Stanley Benjamin Fogarty (20), soldier, and Arthur John Hansen (20), laborer, were sentenced to three years' imprisonment at ...
Article : 69 wordsHobart, August 6.—Old Halifax bombers will soon be used to fly fruit in England from Europe and Africa, according to information received by Mr. ...
Article : 111 wordsLondon, August 6.—The American freighter "American Farmer," which was taken in tow after an expected founder in the Atlantic, is making good ...
Article : 247 wordsAuckland (N.Z.), August 6.—Three prisoners, who escaped naked from Dunedin Prison early today, enjoyed only a few hours liberty before their ...
Article : 75 wordsLondon, August 5.—Ice cream has been diagnosed as the source of an epidemic of typhoid fever that has broken out in the crowded Welsh ...
Article : 95 wordsLondon, August 6.—Divorces, from 6,500 in 1911, have jumped to 10,000 this year. They constitute one of Britain's greatest war-stimulated problems. ...
Article : 320 wordsAuckland (N.Z.), August 6.—The Minister for Works (Mr. R. Semple) to-day apologised without reservation for his attack on President Truman in a ...
Article : 132 wordsShanghai, August 6.—Twenty-five men and one woman, former members of the Chineses National Army, who turned traitor during the concluding ...
Article : 79 wordsSydney, August 6.—Edna Grant (20), and Joyce Reade (19), were committed for trial at the North Sydney Court today on charges of illegally using ...
Article : 80 wordsBrisbane, August 6.—When he referred to the present time as "an age of great [?]traval." Mr. Max Julius, Communist candidate for Wide Bay in the Federal ...
Article : 146 wordsCanberra, August 6.—The Government proposes to do nothing about a conference of employers and employees on the revision of the basic wage as ...
Article : 78 wordsThe Flying Doctor, Dr. J. G. Woods, flew from Moree to Hawker and Quorn yesterday in the aerial ambulance and spent last night at Yundnspinna. He ...
Article : 50 wordsCanberra. August 6.—The Government has opened negotiations to secure Mr. A. J. Keast, chief General manager of the Zinc Corporation Ltd., as chairman of ...
Article : 42 wordsMiami, August 6.—A fresh tremor shook the Dominican Republic, but the intensity was slight. Meanwhile high waves resulting from a big earthquake ...
Article : 84 wordsSydney, August 6.—Permission to be married in the Auburn District Hospital may be sought by Miss Elsie Polglase (30), who suffered severe scalp injuries ...
Article : 61 wordsSydney, August 6.—Douglas Linsham (29), wood carter, was remanded to August 29 at the Picton Court this morning on a charge of having maliciously ...
Article : 76 wordsSydney, August 6.—Prominent bookmaker Arthur Browning denied today that he had purchased the English colt. Clemfel, for 6,000 guineas. The colt ...
Article : 80 wordsThe repatriation of a Russian woman of 115 years of age and her 80-year-old son 13 one of the many incidents of a well-filled year which stands out in the ...
Article : 177 wordsThe Beallba cockatoo which laid an egg last week at the age of 36 had nothing on the 80-year-old Major Mitchell cockatoo owned by Mrs. R. J. ...
Article : 183 wordsMelbourne, August 6.—Any shock—electrical, psychological or financial — could relieve asthma, according to one of Melbourne's leading allergy specialists, but ...
Article : 138 wordsLondon, August 4.—The Pope in a private audience with the Arab, delegation condemned the acts of violence in Palestine, says Reuter's correspondent ...
Article : 103 wordsSydney, August 6.—The newly appointed Ambassador to Washington (Mr N. O. Makin), with Mrs. Makin and their son Lloyd, left for America this ...
Article : 39 wordsMelbourne, August 6.—It was decided today that First Aid would not run in the Australian Steeple. The horse is fit, but his owner would like ...
Article : 90 wordsSydney, August 6.—Stating he was alarmed at New South Wales divorce figures, the Attorney-General (Mr. C. Martin) today told the Australian ...
Article : 69 wordsSydney, August 6.—There was a complete absence of underworld characters it the funeral yesterday of Thomas William Flaherty (28), whose murdered ...
Article : 71 wordsAt 8.31 a.m. yesterday the Fire Brigade answered an accidental false alarm on the corner of Argent and Kaolin Streets. The alarm was sprung ...
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Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill, NSW : 1908; 1941 - 1954), Wed 7 Aug 1946, Page 1
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