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  4. Mr. Chifley Announces Further Severe Austerity Decisions To Save Dollars

    Federal Cabinet to-night ordered further drastic cuts in Australia’s imports of goods from dollar areas to limit total dollar expenditure for 1947-48 about £A90,000,000. This will involve an immediate cut of 10 percent in the consumption of petrol by all classes of consumers. ...

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  5. ATTRACTIVE GIRLS FROM BALTIC COUNTRIES

    Padded seats were provided in army trucks for these [?] girls from Europe when they were being driven from the [?] station to their camp yesterday. “Everything in Australia is grand” they told interviewers. (See story on Leader Page.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. Start Of “Courtesy Week” Almost Ignored

    People took little notice of “courtesy week” when it began at Albury yesterday. Pedestrians, motorists and cyclists behaved in the same casual way as usual, breaking written and unwritten laws of traffic courtesy. ...

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  7. POSITION CALLED “REGRETTABLE”

    SYDNEY, Mon. — Wool sales had been suspended in NSW, Victoria, SA and WA because of the tally clerks’ refusal to handle ...

    Article : 280 words
  8. 30,000 Italians Shout “Long Live Stalin”

    LONDON, Mon.—Shouting out “Death of De Gasperi. Long live Stalin,” a crowd a partisans from northern Italy estimated to ...

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  9. Growers Facing Ruin

    SYDNEY, Moll.: Potato growers in the Windsor district face heavy losses or ruin because Potato Control Board will not buy the major ...

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  10. ARABS AND JEWS IN NEW CLASHES

    New clashes were reported this morning in the charred and battered Tel Aviv-Jaffa borderland, which had been quiet for a few hours before dawn. Flames swept through ...

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  11. Death For Striking In Greece

    ATHENS, Mon.—Faced with the threat or strikes from unions protesting against the cost of living, the Greek Cabinet in a session ...

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  12. First Thought A Bath !

    This pretty blonde when she arrived at Bonegilla yesterday “parked” her luggage and went off in search of a bath. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. LACK OF CO-OPERATION CHARGED

    SYDNEY, Mon. — The NSW Housing Commission had not cooperated with the Commonwealth experimental building station at ...

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  15. LIGHTNING KILLS MAN AND HORSE

    GRAFTON, Mon.—A man was struck by lightning and killed Instantly at Winegrove, near Grafton, late ibis afternoon. He was ...

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  16. Payment Of £650,000 To District Woolgrowers Delayed

    Payment of wool cheques totalling £650,000 odd for wool sold at Albury sales last week is being delayed by the strike of tally clerks at shipping ports. when buyers purchase wool at ...

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  17. SHELL NOSE-CAP PENETRATES CHILD’S SKULL

    DARWIN, Mon. — Police and RAAF officials are investigating the death of a four-year-old native child who was rushed to ...

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  18. December 27 To Be Public Holiday

    SYDNEY, Mon.—State Cabinet today decided that Saturday, December 27, is to be a public holiday. This will give employes an ...

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  19. Two Brothers—Only Children—Drowned

    ADELAIDE, Mon.—Two boys, Hubert Gordon Nickels, aged Jl, and Geoffrey David Nickels, aged 6, only children of Mr and Mrs ...

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  20. BIG PARIS STRIKE CALLED OFF

    PARIS, Mon. — A transport system spokesman said that the two-day strike on Paris underground and bus lines which was ...

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  21. Public Holds £173 Million In Notes: Banks £22 Million

    The Commonwealth Statistician (Dr. Roland Wilson) revealed to-day that of bank notes on issue at the end of October this year, the public held £173,604,000 and the banks £22,017,000. His figures also revealed that there were fewer notes issued during ...

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  22. S.A. Facing Big Deficits

    ADELAIDE. Mon.—A State deficit of £911.000 for the first five months of this financial year is shown by figures released by the ...

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    Albury’s new council.—Eight of the nine aldermen elected on Saturday pictured on the steps of the Town Hall yesterday after the noon-hour declaration of the poll. They are (from left to right) : Aldermen A. A. Rogers, B. H. R. Lambert (rear), R. A. Robertson, J. F. Jelbart, J. Z. King, R. S. Harrison (front), C. E. Bunton and L. A. Heath. Aid A. Waugh, the ninth member of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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