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  4. FIERCE TYPHOON DEVASTATES PHILIPPINES

    MANILA, December 26.--A severe typhoon, the worst since 1934, struck Manila early this morning, causing floods and destruction, littering the streets with electric wiring and debris. Flying ...

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  5. Guerilla War Flares Up Again In Greece

    LONDON, December 26.--Reuter's Athens correspondent says a force of 2000 guerillas yesterday launched an attack on Konitza. The battle is reported to be continuing, the guerillas having brought up mountain artillery and heavy ...

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  6. LONDONERS HAVE UNUSUALLY WARM CHRISTMAS EVE

    LONDON, December 26.--A sudden freak thunderstorm ended for the London and Home Counties an unusually warm Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Vivid flashes of lightning brought many revellers from ...

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    Admiral Sir Arthur J. Power, who has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the British Navy, Mediterranean Station. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. Knighthood To U.S. G-Man

    Mr Edgar Hoover, director of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Hoover's "outstanding contribution to the Allied victory, in the field of intelligence and security." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. PLANE CRASH LANDED AT COOLANGATTA

    BRISBANE, Friday.--A 22- year-old pilot, W. Pilkington, made a clever landing at Cool-angatta aerodrome today with ...

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  10. WARNING OF "INFLATIONARY TENDENCIES"

    WARWICK, Friday.--In spite of fears of unbridled inflation in Australia, the Commonwealth Government still ...

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  11. Italian Minister Stabbed

    STOCKHOLM, December 25.--The British United Press says the Italian Minister to Sweden (Alberto Ricci) was ...

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  12. CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO KILL

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Charged with having unlawfully attempted to kill his wife, Kay Armstrong, a ...

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  13. Tamworth Holiday Fatalities

    TAMWORTH, Friday.--Two fatalities occurred in the district during the holidays and a child is in hospital in a ...

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  14. WAR PILOT BECOMES FLYING TRADER

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Former Air Force Wing-Commander R. Gibbes landed at Brisbane to-day en route to ...

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  15. PETRIE TERRACE EXPLOSION

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Police now are investigating a theory that a primus stove may have been responsible for the ...

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  16. "Facts Without Commentary"

    MOSCOW December 25.--The Associated Press says a Russian newspaper today, for the first time, mentioned Princess ...

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  17. Thankfulness And Hope Theme Of Royal Message

    L0ND0N, December 25.--His Majesty, in a Christmas Day broadcast from his study at Sandringham House to his people throughout the Empire, said the third Christmas Day since the war ended found us still praying that the time might come when true peace ...

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  18. "Economic Crime"

    BERLIN, December 25.--The Associated Press says the Economics Minister of Saxony announced heavy penalties, including death, ...

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  19. "Toleration"

    WIESBADEN, December 25.--Reuter says the well known German journalist, Fritz von Woedtke, writing in the Wiesbadener ...

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  20. YACHT RACE UNDER WAY

    SYDNEY, Friday.--Twenty of Australia's crack yachts, fanned by a light south-easterly breeze, cleared Sydney Heads ...

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  21. Fighting Spreads In Palestine

    LONDON, December 26.--The British United Press Jerusalem correspondent says fighting has been spreading ...

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  22. ATOMIC WORK AN EXTENSIVE UNDERTAKING

    CANBERRA, Friday.--Atomic energy was being developed to such an extent that it was becoming a major ...

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  23. Brigadier For Germany

    Brigadier F. J. Galleghan, commander of the 230 Batt. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. SOVIET & CHINESE COMMS. MAY COMBINE IN THIRD WORLD WAR

    HONG KONG, December 26.--The "Big Three" Chinese dailies here carried reports from Taiyusn, capital of Shansi ...

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  25. DRINKING BY WOMEN AT RACES

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Unrestrained drinking by some women and girls, leading to many cases of drunkenness, took place at Eagle ...

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  26. RESPITE FOR MALAY DEPORTEES

    SYDNEY, Friday.--A dramatic change was reported today in the Federal Government's plans to deport 14 ...

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  27. Large Theft From U.S. Grave Ship

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Thousands of sheets and towels are missing from the American grave ship Goucher Victory, which will leave ...

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  28. Christmas Dinner Arrived

    BRISBANE, Friday.--A Qantas flying boat bound from Sydney to London provided ...

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  29. N.Z. PARALYSIS

    AUCKLAND, December 26.--Fatal cases of infantile paralysis in the Auckland district now total seven; The latest victim is a boy ...

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  30. OPTIMIST

    WELLINGTON, Dec. 26.--A novel form of attempted '"hitch-hiking" occurred in Wellington ...

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  31. Shot At Football Match

    LONDON, December 25.--A 24-year-old spectator named Harold Howe was shot through the knee by a revolver bullet as he stood on ...

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  32. 3M. POLISH TRADE UNIONISTS

    WARSAW (A.P.).--Polish trade unions will soon have a membership of over 3,000,000, says Adam Kurlyowicz, Secretary-General of ...

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  33. INDIAN FIGHTING

    LONDON, December 25.--Reuter's Jammu correspondent says Indian forces claimed to have inflicted over 1000 casualties, killed ...

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  34. Lifesavers Busy On South Old. Beaches

    BRISBANE, Friday--Twenty three people were rescued by lifesavers at South Queensland beaches between Coolum and ...

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  35. Big Black Market In Property Alleged

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Black marketeers had netted nearly £10,000,000 from property sales in Queensland in ...

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  36. Four Hurt In Car Smash

    BRISBANE, Friday.--Seven members of a family returning from the seaside were in a car which rolled over twice at ...

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  37. Aust. Pipe Band Championship

    WARWICK, Friday.--Repeating its performance of last year, the Warwick Thistle Pipe Band today won the Australian pipe bands ...

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  38. Relief Party Held Up By Chinese

    TIENTSIN, December 25.--An UNRRA convoy returned from deep in Communist territory today with an overdue relief team and ...

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  39. Drift To Cities

    WARWICK, Friday.--The leader of the Country party (Mr. A. W. Fadden) said today since 1933 Queensland's rural population had ...

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  40. Fifty Minutes' Swim In The Mid-Pacific

    AUCKLAND, December 26.--Falling while painting a gangway on the vessel Port Fremantle, a young apprentice. C. B. ...

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  41. Pilot Killed

    WELLINGTON, December 26.--The pilot of a Tiger Moth was killed instantly at Paraparaumu, 32 miles from Wellington, on ...

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  42. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SHOW

    GENEVA (A.P.).--The 18th international motor show of Geneva will open here on March 11, 1948, in three large hangars originally ...

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