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Advertising : 26 wordsNEW YORK, June 18.—The vital strategic importance of the Middle, East, and the imperative urgency of buttressing the defence there, have ...
Article : 267 wordsSYDNEY.—When permanent priority on interstate train travel system becomes operative on July 1, certificates to travel ...
Article : 153 wordsLONDON, June 18.—The Germans claim that they have cut the coast road running east to Egypt, and that Tobruk is encircled. British reports say, however, that this vital supply line is still open. Tonight's reports are interpreted to mean that an attempt will be made to hold Tobruk, as in the first Libyan campaign, by the remainder of the Eighth Army. ...
Article : 698 wordsWASHINGTON. June 18.—Mr. Winsto[?] Churchill has paid another dramatic trip to the United States. The British Prime Minister arrived ...
Article : 176 wordsMELBOURNE.—The serious view taken by the R.A.A.F. of the unauthorised use of service petrol was emphasised by the Minister for Air (Mr. ...
Article : 141 wordsMessrs. S. J. Brooks (Zinc Corporation) and J. Hoare (North) will undergo a week's instruction in A.R.P. work at N.E.S. headquarters in ...
Article : 85 wordsMELBOURNE. — The Victorian Premier (Mr.Dunstan), referring to Mr. Hughes' statement, and particularly to his references to "babbling ...
Article : 121 wordsMELBOURNE. — Australian Red Cross headquarters announced that it had received cabled advice from Geneva that during the three months ...
Article : 153 wordsCANBERRA.—The Minister for Home Security (Mr. Lazzarini) has no objection to the expenditure by the States of Commonwealth grants ...
Article : 64 wordsCANBERRA.—Some Federal Ministers suspect that there has been a relaxation of the 33 1-3 per cent, cut in beer production. Despite ...
Article : 103 wordsMrs. A. E. Goodwin, of David Street, Adelaide, late of Broken Hill, has been notified that her second son, Pte. William Goodwin (26), is missing in ...
Article : 79 wordsMELBOURNE.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) has telegraphed the secretary of the Clerical Sub-branch of the Arms. Explosives and ...
Article : 81 wordsLONDON, June 18.—The President of the Board of Education (Mr. R. A. Butter), presenting estimates to the House'of Commons, said that a ...
Article : 127 wordsCommonwealth secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, the Rev. W. H. Rainey, will arrive in Broken Hill tonight by the Comet. ...
Article : 121 wordsMRS. Warwick, from Wilcannia, is staying at the Palace Hotel. Mr F. W. Smith, jun., who had been visiting his people at Wilcannia, ...
Article : 51 wordsNEW YORK, June 18.—The British Minister for War Production (Mr. Lyttelton) is obviously, impressed with the speed of America's war ...
Article : 89 wordsBRISBANE.—"The Federal U.A.P. leader (Mr. Hughes) gets to the kernel of the question of the relationship between the Commonwealth and ...
Article : 167 wordsLONDON, June 18.—In Bombay today the leader of the Congress party (Pandit Nehru) openly expressed agreement with Gandhi in asking ...
Article : 58 wordsSYDNEY.—The Commonwealth Director of Rationing (Dr. Coombes) said today that the initial period bf clothes rationing had been successful, ...
Article : 120 wordsLONDON. June 18.—Berlin radio says that railway communication between Turkey and Europe across Thracian bridges has been resumed ...
Article : 37 wordsSYDNEY. — The Director-General of Manpower (Mr. Wurts) said last night that farmers and country men and women would, be asked to form ...
Article : 68 wordsSYDNEY.—Clothes rationing has already inspired a new Australian song, "Let's Be Shabby Together!" ...
Article : 163 wordsSYDNEY.—A surplus of £1,488,000 is revealed in the accounts of State for the first ll months of the financial year. This represents an ...
Article : 66 wordsDESPITE the cold snap and rain there was a continuous stream of contributors from early this morning to the Rice Day collection boxes beside the Red Cross stall in Argent Street. Mrs. H. Pitman, acting president of the Red Cross, who was in charge of the collection ...
Article : 279 wordsSYDNEY.—Nineteen mines are idle on New South Wales northern coalfields today in the biggest stoppage since the last general coal strike. Thirteen of the mines on strike involve 4570 men and a loss of production of 14,770 tons, while six other collieries, employing 855 men and producing ...
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Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), Fri 19 Jun 1942, Page 1
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