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  3. AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE ASKS FOR INQUIRY INTO EVENTS IN SPAIN

    LONDON, April 25. — Australia has again called the Security Council to appoint a fact finding commission to study the Spanish question. The Australian representative (Colanel Hodgson) submitted a revised ...

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  4. PULVERISED COAL FOR RAILWAYS

    LOCO FUEL — Mr. W. O. Glletly and Mr. W. H.Chapman, Victorian Government railway engineers, have arrived in England on a special mission to study the burning of puiverised brown coal, which is used extensively in Germany in railway locomotives. Messrs. Gallelly and chapman hope to return with ideas and equipment to [?] Australian locomotives which ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Diminions Should Take Greater Share Of Empire Defence

    LONDON, April 25.— The Associated Press correspondent says that preparation of a "Strategic blueprint" for Empire defence in the pacific and Indian Oceans and S.E. Asia was begun at to-day's session of Empire Premiers' talks ...

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  6. AUNT IS HORRIFIED WHEN FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW WEDS

    NEW YORK, April 26. — Freddie Bartholomew, 22, wedded Maely Daniele, 28, at 2 a.m. at an attorney's home.states the Vegas ...

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  7. Vital Conference To Shape Peace Treaties

    LONDON, April. — The vital Foreign Ministers' conference of which the shape of final peace treaties will be determined, opened at Luxembourg Palace. The Paris Communique stated that the "Big Four" Foreign Ministers, Mr. Bevin (Britain), Mr. Molotov (Russia), Mr. Byrnes (U.S.A.) and M. Bidault (France), discussed procedure and studied ...

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  8. Japs Favour Retention Of the Emperor

    TOKIO, April 25. — The American Press correspondent says: The Press comments regarding party recommendations and politics, and ...

    Article : 144 words
  9. New Power House Buildings For District Regions

    BRISBANE, April 26.— N[?] of the State Electricity Commission and the Regional Boards are proceeding urgently with piants and ...

    Article : 141 words
  10. SHIP'S PASSENGERS COMPLAIN OF PREF. TO G.I. BRIDGES

    SAN FRANCISCO, April 26. — One hundred passengers aboard the bridge ship, mariposa. which arrived here to-day, complained ...

    Article : 193 words
  11. TOBACCO RATION FOR MAY UNCHANGED

    BRISBANE, April 26.— Following the Government's de-control of tobacco rationing, the tobacce manufacturers' committee at a ...

    Article : 140 words
  12. COLLIERY FIRE STILL BURNING

    SYDNEY, April 26.— While [?] is still burning over a large area in the old workings of Cessnock No. 2 colliery, good progress is ...

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  13. WAR SERVICE LAND TO BE PURCHASED

    BRISBANE, April 26. — The Legislative Council has approved the purchase of 2560 acres about 20 miles south of Nanango and ...

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  14. SHEARERS WANT FORTY HOUR WEEK

    BRISBANE, April 26.— Application for a 40- hour five day week in shearing sheds throughout Queensland were made before a ...

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  15. Brisbane Elections To-day

    The Brisbane City Council elections will be held to-day. When Greater Brisbane Area was created in 1925 the anti-Labour ...

    Article : 69 words
  16. New Doctor For General Hospital

    On the recommendation of the Medical Co-ordination Committee, Dr. L. Grimmett was appointed at last night's meeting of the ...

    Article : 36 words
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  18. [?]OMAN STOWS AWAY [?] PLANE'S MAIL BAG [?]ITH NATIVE'S HELP

    CAPETOWN. April 25. — A[?] man was found in a mailbag ad[?]essed to J.C. Smuts, London, [?] Palmietfontein airport, ...

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  19. Britain Pulling In Its Belt To Assist Others In Need

    LONDON, April 25. — The British Government has announced measures to lower Britain's grain consumption, including a reduction of the stand and bread loaf from 21b. to 11lb., a reduction of 15 per cent in beer production, and the diversion of 200,000 tons of grain from local stocks by diverting shipments at present on the water ...

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  20. TARIFF CUTS CANNOT BE ALL ONE-SIDED

    LONDON, April 25.— Recalling that British statesman repeatedly emphasised that to justify the claim for the elimination of impecial preference the United States and other countries would ne[?]d to consent to really drastic tariff cuts. the Financial Times, in a leader, said: ...

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  21. Dr. Tells of Plans To Overthrow Hitler

    [?]REMBERG, April 25.— Dr, Hans Gizevins, a for[?]er member of the the Gestapo, told the War Crimes Trib[?]inal that Schach[?] mer finance expert) canvassed Minister and Generals in favour [?] a putsch against Hitter, arguing they were then proof against the ...

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  22. Salvationists' Conference Will Last Ten Days

    LONDON, April 26. — The Salvation Army high council, at the first session of the conference which will elect a successor to ...

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