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  2. SUN, MOON AND TIDES

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  3. NORTH COAST FORECAST

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  4. REDS DARED TO BEGIN NEW OFFENSIVE IN KOREA

    TOKIO, Sept. 12 (A.A.P.-Reuter's).—The United Nations' ground forces commander in Korea (General James Van Fleet) to-day dared the Communists to begin a new offensive and thus give the United Nations'forces a chance to "slaughter" them. ...

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  5. BOTTLING UP RESOURCES

    WASHINGTON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).—Australia and South Africa to-day accused "the International Monetary Fund's ...

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  6. Bill To Protect State's Waterways

    BRISBANE, Sept. 12.—Under a Bill amending the Mining Act, which passed its first reading in Parliament to-day, no mining company will be allowed to pollute rivers ot lakes in Queensland ...

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  7. DISCUSS FUTURE MOVES IF KAESONG CEASE-FIRE TALKS FAIL

    WASHINGTON, Sept ll (A.A.P.).—The British Foreign Secretary (Mr. Herbert Morrison) and the United States Secretary of State (Mr. Dean Acheson) to-day discussed what should be done if ...

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  8. BRITAIN'S AIR SHOW AT FARNBOROUGH

    LONDON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.), —A new plane, claimed to be the world's fastest, fighter, was the sensation of Britain's jet ...

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  9. U.S. STEEL OUTPUT LAGGING

    WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (A.A.P.).—The Director of Defence Mobilisation (Mr. Charles Wilson) to-day ...

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  10. EVE OF INTERNATIONAL BOUT

    NEW YORK, Sept, 12 (A.A.P.).—Randolph Tarpin was absorbed in reading co[?] books to-day as he calmly ...

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  11. LONDON PRESS COMMENT

    LONDON, Sept. 12 (A. A.P.).— The "Daily Mail," in a leader to-day, said: "Australian airmen in Korea are said to be bitterly ...

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  12. ROWDY MELBOURNE MEETING

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 12. — Tonight's Town Hall meeting of the Prime Minister (Mr. R. G. Menzies) was in a constant uproar. ...

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  13. PERSIAN ULTIMATUM TO BRITAIN

    WASHINGTON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).—The move of the Persian Premier (Dr. M. Mossadeq) to send his "ultimatum" to Britain ...

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  14. CHEAP JAPANESE GOODS

    LONDON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).— The "Daily Mail" says that the Japanese-made goods now being offered in British Empire markets ...

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  15. TRAIN CRASHES FRONTIER

    SELB (Germany), Sept, ll (A.A.P.).—A Crech locomotive driver to-day rammed his train and its 106 passengers through ...

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  16. NEW SITE REJECTED BY REDS

    TOKIO, Sept. 12 (A.A.P.-Reuter's). —The Communist chiefs, Generals Kim and Peng, to-day announced that General Ridgway's ...

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  17. NEARLY LOST HIS HEAD

    TOKIO, September 12 (A.A.P.Reuter's). —Corporal Davis, of Miles (Queensland), literally nearly lost his head on his first Meteor ...

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  18. CHILD ABANDONED ON STATION

    SYDNEY, Sept. 12.—A two and a half year old boy found abandoned on Wynyard underground station late yesterday is the ...

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  19. FASCIST RESURGENCE DANGER

    LONDON, September ll (A.A. P.)—The British spokesman at the Japanese [?] treaty (Mr. Kenneth Younger) said in ...

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  20. RED PLANES ATTACK BALLOONS

    NEW YORK, Sept 12 (A.A.P.). —Russian fighter planes were roaming the Eastern European skies in an attempt to shoot down ...

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  21. NEBO BUSH FIRE

    MACKAY, Sept. 12.—More than 70 men are trying to halt a threepronged fire creeping toward the Isaacs River, in the Nebo district. ...

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  22. TRAVEL BAN INPOSED

    LONDON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).— The "Daily Express's" Teheran correspondent says that the Persian Government to-day banned ...

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  23. BELIZE TROUBLE

    BELIZE (British Honduras), Sept. ll (A.A.P.).—Britain to-day received a vote of no confidence from the people of this Crown ...

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  24. PUPILS TO SALUTE FLAG DAILY

    BRISBANE, Sept 12.—State school children next year must salute the flag daily. This will be part of the new syllabus to be ...

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  25. FOLLOW ON RULE MADE UNIFORM

    SYDNEY. Sept. 12.—In future Tests between England and Australia in Australia the margin of runs necessary to enforce a ...

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  26. TRADE CIRCULARS FROM JAPAN.

    BRISBANE, Sept. 12.—Many Brisbane firms to-day received Japanese trade circulars — four days after the signing of the ...

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  27. KING'S DISABILITY

    LONDON, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).—It was announced from Buckingham Palace to-night that on the advice of his doctors the King will ...

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  28. FIRES IN CHARTERS TOWERS AREA

    CHARTERS TOWERS, Sept 12 —"Stock At present are good to fair condition, but if no rain falls within the next month it will be ...

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  29. NATIONAL SERVICE

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 12.—The second registration for national service training would begin on October 8, the Minuter for National ...

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  30. WINNING COLD WAR

    NEW YORK, Sept. ll (A.A.P.).— The president of the Ford Motor Co. (Mr. Henry Ford) said to-day that he believed the free world ...

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  31. BRISBANE JURY LIST

    BRISBANE. Sept, 12.—Police eliminated 16,842 names from the current Brisbane Supreme Court jury list. This was revealed in ...

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  32. DUMB BOY SPEAKS

    SYDNEY. Sept. l2.— When an ab[?] broke in his ear last Sunday, a 13-year-old Taree boy, who had been deaf and dumb since birth, ...

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  33. PROTECTIVE TARIFF MAY BE SOUGHT.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 12,—The Clothing Trades Union would join with employers in an immediate application for a protective tariff ...

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  34. DROUGHT BROKEN

    VANCOUVER. Sept, 11 (A.A.P). —About 18,000 loggers streamed back to work, in the British Columbia timber lands to-day after a ...

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  35. HOTELS TO REMAIN OPEN DURING REFERENDUM.

    BRISBANE, Sept, l2—Becaus of an anomaly in the, licensing law, Queensland hotels will remain open during the referendum ...

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  36. NO FUNERAL HONOURS FOR V.C.

    LONDON, Sept, 11,—Ex-Ser[?]-Major John collins, V.C. could not be buried with full honours because grave diggers refused ...

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  37. COMMUNISTS REJECT ALLIED OFFER.

    HONG KONA Sept. ll (A.A.P.Reuter's),—The Communist Generals, Kim Il-sun and Fong Te[?][?]ual. hava written to General ...

    Article : 48 words
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