Melbourne, August 2.—Gas rationing commenced today [?]nd resulted in the closing of many factories. Rationing will continue to Monday but what will ...
Article : 421 wordsProposals for the establishment by the A.B.C. of independent Australian and overseas news services are contained in a Bill introduced in the Senate on ...
Article : 227 wordsCanberra, August 2.—Control of coal by-products under the Coal Bill could be extended to cover a maze of industries, including gas and steel production. This was revealed by the Opposition members during the debate on ...
Article : 1,175 wordsLondon, August 2.—A British Cabinet meeting yesterday, to which the Prime Minister (Mr. Attlee) flew from Paris, discussed the resignation of the British mandate in Palestine as a serious possibility, says the "Daily Telegraph." Cabinet ...
Article : 254 wordsAuckland, August 2.—A post-mortem examination revealed today that John North (7) died from the effects of a penny lodging in his bronchial tube nine ...
Article : 65 wordsMelbourne. August 2.—Further maw resignations are expected tonight in large foundries to enforce wage increase claims of 30/ weekly for moulders and ...
Article : 33 wordsAdelaide, August 2.—Johann Otto Feist, father of the two-year-old baby whose neck was broken while te was in care of her demented mother was ...
Article : 83 wordsSydney, August 2.—A mass meeting of Cockatoo dockyard workers today recommended that the dockyard be taken over by the State Government under ...
Article : 73 wordsMelbourne, August 2.—All Returned Servicemen's League sub-branches in Victoria have been instructed by the State secretary (Mr. C. Joyce) that they ...
Article : 319 wordsLondon, August 2.—Sir Ernest Fisk has denied an allegation that he had asked for £62,000 for having pulled off a good bargain against the Australian ...
Article : 518 wordsCanberra, August 2.—Both Mr. N. O. Matin, as Ambassador to U.S.A., and Mr. J. A. Beasley, as High Commissioner to London, have been appointed ...
Article : 51 wordsCanberra, August 2. — Former coal miner, Mr. R. James (Lab., N.S.W.), declared in the House of Representatives today that if he had his way he ...
Article : 69 wordsSydney, August 2.—Sabotage is believed, to have been responsible for a Are in the lounge room of the liner Orbit a discovered when fine was ...
Article : 91 wordsLondon, August 2.—A London mercantile firm has sounded out Australian woollen mills on the possibility of supplying light woollens to the Argentine ...
Article : 155 wordsLithgow, August 2.—Sixty day shift maintenance workers at the Lithgow power house who have been idle since Thursday of last week resumed work ...
Article : 59 wordsNew York, August 2.—By the end of tho year the Soviet will have removed 2,200 million dollars worth of property from Finland. Rumania. Bulgaria and ...
Article : 184 wordsBelgrade, August 2.—Strong protest to the Allied Headquarters against widespread pilfering of U.N.R.R.A. suppli[?]s at Trieste has been made ...
Article : 66 wordsSydney, August 2.—Clashes between Sydney and Melbourne black market operators are believed to have led to the death of Thomas William Flaherty, alias Tracy (28), of Melbourne. His decomposed body was found in a weed-grown ...
Article : 272 wordsJerusalem, August 2.—It is officially revealed that British troops early to-day found the biggest arms cache so far unearthed in the Tel Aviv search. ...
Article : 41 wordsAdelaide. August 2.—The collier Ocean Pride which battled through gales in Bass strait to bring badly needed coal may reach here late ...
Article : 89 wordsNanking. August 2.—The Communist New China Newsagency claimed that Communist forces on July 27 annihilated one division of the ...
Article : 63 wordsSydney, August 2.—The new State Governor, Lieut-General John North cott, responding to a toast at the State Government welcome today, said his ...
Article : 97 wordsCanberra. August 2.—The long standing problem of double taxation between Britain and Australia has been solved, the Prime Minister. Mr. ...
Article : 49 wordsParis, August 1.—England, America and Russia will draw lots for the remaining ships of the Italian Fleet after allocations to other powers which ...
Article : 61 wordsParis, August 2.—The New Zealand delegation has given notice of motion that the Paris conference decision should be by simple majority. ...
Article : 100 wordsSydney, August 2.—The right of employers to reject, on reasonable grounds, persons offering for employment was upheld by Judge O'Mara in the Arbitration Court today. He was delivering judgment on a seniority dispute at Poole and ...
Article : 148 wordsSydney, August 3.—The nine ships left without labor at Newcastle because of a strike by wharf laborers are not to remain there. This was announced today ...
Article : 125 wordsLondon, August 2.—Eight thousand Maltese have registered their names at the Immigration Department at Valetta, in the hope of securing Sydney, August 2.—six Australian wives of American servicemen are leaving by the "Talping" tomorrow to join their husbands in Tokio. ...
Article : 81 wordsSydney, August 1—The Railway Department has decided to convert one hunared goods locomotives to oil burners. The first will be ready about ...
Article : 101 wordsSydney, August 2.—A Melbourne business man, Eric Abrahams, a textile importer, was lined £30 in the Federal Special Court today on charges of ...
Article : 49 wordsCanberra, August 3.—The Government believed that the standardisation and modernisation of Australia's railway systems was an essential defence work. ...
Article : 34 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill, NSW : 1908; 1941 - 1954), Sat 3 Aug 1946, Page 1
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: