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  7. FINNS RESIST VIOLENT RUSSIAN DRIVE

    The greatest pitched battle of the Russo-Finnish campaign, and the most sustained mechanised offensive in Europe since the Great War, enters on its third week, with the ...

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  9. CABLE BRIEFS

    The [?] by the [?] made by the [?] of has [?] against ...

    Article : 305 words
  10. U-BOATS SHOW NO MERCY

    A U-boat [?] the [?] and killed [?] 11-year-old [?] of the [?] were [?] ...

    Article : 153 words
  11. “Britain Must Win War.”

    “The issue of the wa[?] beyond doubt,” said the Premier, Mr. Meir, speaking at a ci[?] reception [?] Glen ...

    Article : 54 words
  12. POOR COUNTRY LADS

    The [?] German [?] arrival of the Anzacs [?] appears in the [?] which say[?] “It is [?] ...

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  13. IN PALESTINE

    The b[?] of the Australians have now m[?]ed into camp in Palestine, while the New Zealanders continued their disembar[?]tion [?] The ...

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  14. LIGHT SHOWERS

    [?] of the [?] a few [?] having been [?] from only three ...

    Article : 88 words
  15. [?]CK WORK.

    As a re[?] of machinery set in motion at Ingleburn Camp yesterday morning, [?] members of the A.I.F. were [?]culated by [?] their ...

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  16. AFTERNOON TEA.

    Water Board engineers and journalists had afternoon tea in a [?]er, 150 feet below the ground, at Me[?]ville. To reach the spot they were ...

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  17. LOTTERY WIN.

    Four members of Cessnock Hospital staff won second prize in to-day’s State lottery. They were [?] Ev[?] Williams. [?]th Mitchell, ...

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  18. Sultry: Clouds Developing

    N.S.W. Forecast: Generally fine for the present, and warm to hot and sultry, with northerly winds, but gradually becoming ...

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  19. CZECH REVOLT FEARED

    A new movement of German troops in Ho[?]emla-Moravia towards Slovakia, and considerable activity among military officials ...

    Article : 165 words
  20. WAR RISKS

    In the Federal Arbitration Court to-day members of the seagoing sections of the maritime unions, serving under Australian articles, were ...

    Article : 82 words
  21. FIGHT FOR FINLAND

    The “Evening News” political writer states that a number of Britons will be permitted to fight for Finland, but permits will not be given ...

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  22. IDLE MINES

    In addition to all coal mines in the north, four in the west were also thrown idle to-day by the action of the men in calling the first one-day ...

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  23. TURKISH TRADE

    The Ministry of Supply has contracted to purchase 57[?]0 tons of dried raisins and figs, with an option of a further 4250 tons. A ...

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  24. WAITRESS ATTACKED

    Beryl Fal[?]oner, waitress, employed at the Commercial Hotel. Lismore was attac[?]ed in her bedroom at the hotel. She was struck on the head with ...

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  25. CYCLIST KILLED

    Ray Ca[?]o, 2[?] of Paddington suffered fatal injuries when his pedal bicycle and a heavy lorry [?]illed with gravel collided in Union[?] Pyrmont. ...

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  26. MICE PLAGUE

    Reports reaching the Department of Agriculture show that millions of mice in the country threaten to become a serious pest ...

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  27. 210,450,000 BUSHELS

    Australia’s wheat crop for 1839-40 was 210,450,000 bushels, according to a revised estimate issued by the Commonwealth Statistician, Dr. Roland ...

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  28. NAZI APPEAL

    Dr. Ley, in an article in “Der A[?] griffe,” says “Workers of the world, unite to destroy British capitalism. Destroy the old English system which ...

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  29. WESTERN FRONT ACTIVITY GROWS

    A French communique states that east of the Moselle [?]n enemy raid, preceded by trench mortar and artillery preparation, failed completely. There was infantry and artillery fire in the Rhine, and ...

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  30. RED ACTIVITIES.

    It is officially announced that the Britisher, D. W. [?]ach, and two Swedes, have been arrested and charged with “illegal work for a ...

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  31. AIRMEN RESCUED

    A Danish ship picked up four British airmen drifting on a rubber float in the North Sea. They later transferred them to a British warship. ...

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  32. WAR EXPORTS DECREE.

    A decree forbids the export of all war materials from Switzerland, except under special permit. ...

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