Sydney, November 5.—Accusations that the police had questioned her continuously for seven hours and had bullied her into making an untrue statement regarding her associations with Constable William Joseph Cable, were made today by Mrs. Mavis ...
Article : 360 wordsSydney, November 5.—Very shortly the Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, will announce the appointment of the Chairman of the Commonwealth Coal Board, a position that was offered to Mr. A. J. Keast, who declined it. ...
Article : 543 wordsSydney, November 5.—Back Saturday work on Northern N.S.W. coalfields had increased absenteeism among mineworkers during week day shifts, the secretary of the Northern Colliery. Proprietors' Association, Mr. R. W. Davis, said tonight. ...
Article : 173 wordsMelbourne, November 5.—With the demand for housing eight times that of 1939, the total number of men employed in the building industry in Australia is still nearly 11,000 less and 41,000 less than estimated requirements for a 10-year ...
Article : 458 wordsLondon, November 4.—"The question before Britain is not Socialism in one country, but Socialism in one Commonwealth" said the Minister for ...
Article : 243 wordsThousands of men and women recently demobilised from the Forces are today migrating from Britain's congested cities to the countryside where ...
Article : 389 wordsHousing experts of twenty countries have made enquiries about Britain's new aluminium prefabricated houses—one of the latest contributions to the ...
Article : 337 wordsCanberra, November 5.—There may be no refreshments at Parliament House tomorrow when the new Parliament meets. The kitchen staff is on strike. Men to replace the kitchen staff of ...
Article : 433 wordsCanberra, November 5.—The newly-appointed Minister for Eire in Australia (Mr. Kiernan) today forecast a trade agreement between Eire and Australia. ...
Article : 98 wordsLondon, November 4.—The Government of the United Provinces (India) has ordered the closing of the Lucknow University following the arrest during ...
Article : 52 wordsGeelong, November 5.—At the wool sales today super Merino sold at 71¾d. and lambs' wool 51¾d. both Australasian records. ...
Article : 24 wordsShipyards in the United Kingdom during the third quarter of this year were engaged in building a total tonnage five times greater than that under ...
Article : 279 wordsSydney, November 5.—A survey of Australian industry, both in metropolitan and country areas, is to be made by the United States Ambassador, Mr. ...
Article : 228 wordsCanberra, November 4 — Appointment of the Commonwealth Director-General of Reconstruction (Dr. H. C. Coombs) as Governor of the ...
Article : 146 wordsGreat Britain forms a vital part of Canada's triangular trade pattern, and the restoration of trade with the Untied Kingdom is essential for Canada. It ...
Article : 459 wordsLithgow, November 5.—Part of the big State pine forets at Newnes was destroyed by fire, which is still raging. Wider havoc is feared. ...
Article : 243 wordsLondon, November 5—It is reliably learned that General Kurochkin. Russian representative on the Allied Control Council co-ordinating committee, ...
Article : 64 wordsCapetown, November 4. — During November 8,000 Italian war prisoners will be repatriated from South Africa. Only 7,500 Italian prisoners will then ...
Article : 57 wordsOttawa Perhaps the best thing that can be said of the past accomplishments and future possibilities of agricultural research in Canada is the very extensive ...
Article : 129 wordsSydney, November 5—A heat wave is sweeping inland areas. More than [?] dozen inland towns reported over the century, the highest being 115 at ...
Article : 59 wordsBerlin, November 5.—German sabotage and arson groups in Saxony, which is in the Soviet zone, have destroyed four factories according to ...
Article : 57 wordsMelbourne, November 5.—A Melbourne hardware manufacturing company was fined £20, with £5/5/- costs by Mr. Wade, P.M. at South ...
Article : 187 wordsWashington.—The world wheat crop is estimated as the best since 1940, but reserve wheat stocks have been greatly depicted by abnormal demands of last ...
Article : 189 wordsSydney, November 5.—The State Premier (Mr. McKell) told the Parliamentary Labor Party today that he would accept the Party's invitation to remain ...
Article : 53 wordsStaying at the Palace Hotel are Messrs. L. and H. J. Fitzgerald, Benn, L. Murphy, H. Cousins and W. H. Galliford, from the Associated ...
Article : 186 wordsBerlin, November 4.—Because the Russians have removed the modern generating plant from western Berlin at reparations, and the British are ...
Article : 136 wordsMelbourne, November 5. — Maurice Watchome, 13, of Reservoir, who was found dead in bed by his mother yesterday, is believed to have been killed ...
Article : 80 wordsWindsor (Ontario), November 5.—A block market in babies exists, in which children of unmarried Canadian mothers are bought, and then taken ...
Article : 65 wordsGeorgetown, November 5.—The University reported an earthquake of "tremendous force" about 7,000 miles northwest from Washington in the vicinity ...
Article : 32 wordsCanberra, November 5.—The chairman of the Capital Issues Board (Mr. Balmford) has sent to Sydney a copy of a judgment by Mr. Justice Roper in the ...
Article : 64 wordsAmsterdam, November 5.—A special court sentenced to death perfume dealer G. J. Degroot for betraying Jews to the Gestapo. Degroot ...
Article : 56 wordsMadrid, November 5—A passer by was seriously injured and three others slightly injured and considerable damage done when bombs exploded ...
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Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill, NSW : 1908; 1941 - 1954), Wed 6 Nov 1946, Page 1
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