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  3. PIT DISASTER

    The death roll as a result of the explosion in the Markham Colliery, has now reached 79. About 40 other miners are ...

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  4. Japanese Attack in South China

    A message from Amoy states that the greater part of the town is covered in smoke following the bombardment. It is claimed that a large foree of Japanese landed on the island and routed the Chinese who occupied the eastern part. ...

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  5. INTEREST REDUCTION ON FRENCH BONDS

    A decree reduces the interest on two-year national defence bonds by ¼ per cent. to 3¼ per cent. ...

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  6. CUSTOMS BAN

    The Commonwealth Government has decided to issue a Customs Act regulation prohibiting the importation of ...

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  7. HITLER MAY DENOUNCE CONCORDAT WITH VATICAN

    The Rome correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that it is very likely mat Herr Hitler will denounce ...

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  8. THE ROSE ACHIEVES FAME

    LONDON, Thursday.—A new pink rose has been named Don Bradman. It blooms freely and was exhibited at the Horticultural Society Show. ...

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  9. PIC-A-BACK PLANE TRIALS

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The Maia pica-back plane[?]carrying the Mercury, separated successfully at the altitude of 3000 feet during the Air Ministry ...

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  10. HUNGARY

    Count Karolyi, former President of Hungary, presided, at a meeting of 100 Parliamentarians which demanded firm action against extremists, ...

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  11. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL LOAN

    LONDON Tuesday.—The County Council is issuing a housing loan of £10,000,000 at 3½ per cent, at the issue price of 101½. ...

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  12. FRENCH AIR FORCE FATALITY

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Six air force officers were killed when a bomber with a crew of five crashed and two fighters collided in mid-a[?]. One ...

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  13. CAMBRIDGE

    The Australian team to play the Cambridge University was announced as Bradman (capt.), Badcock, Barnett, Brown, Chipperfield, Fingleton, ...

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  14. DAVIS CUP MATCHES

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Britain eliminated Rumania from the Davis Cup. France eliminated Holland in the Davis Cup series. ...

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  15. PARALYSIS RESTRICTIONS ENDED

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Minister for Education (Mr. Drummond) stated to-day that all restrictions on children attending schools in ...

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  16. JAPANESE REASONS FOR ATTACK

    There are two reasons for the Japanese motive for attacking Amoy. The Japanese, state that Amoy was [?] base for anti[?]Japanese activity and ...

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  17. AIR DEFENCE

    The Air Minister announced the formation of the first three balloon squadron for the defence of London against air raids, will be ...

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  18. AIR DEFENCE FOR FRISCO

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday.— After Congressional[?] charges that two cities of the nation were virtually without protection from an air attack, the ...

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  19. Runaway Child's Fear of Return

    The most unusual case of a runaway child to be reported to the police for some years was revealed tonight. ...

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  20. COSTLY STRIKE

    NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.— During the 16 weeks which the strike at Lysaghts has been in progress, about £12[?]000 strike pay has been ...

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  21. PROVINCIAL EDITOR'S DEATH

    BATHURST, Wednesday. — The editor, and manager of "The Bathurst Times," George W. Brownhill, collapsed and died early to-day. The ...

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  22. JAPANESE PINCER DRIVE FOR LUNGHAI

    The Japanese occupied part of Amoy and are now in control of all the coastal islands except Hainan. According to the Domei newsagency the Lunghai battle promises to be the greatest since Mukden in 1905. ...

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  23. WHARF DISPUTE

    The Commonwealth Government has not yet reached any decision regarding its attitude towards the rerusal of waterside workers to load ...

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  24. Tasmania Wants Flying Boat Terminal

    The Tasmanian Minister for Transport (Mr. Dalton), has interviewed Imperial Airways Ltd., with a suggestion that the terminus for the ...

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  25. BRITAIN'S RESERVE STRENGTH

    Details of Britain's defence expansion programme were revealed to members of the Australian delegation by the Minister for the ...

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  26. STATE AWARD RESCINDED

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Carpenters and Joiners' (State) Award was rescinded to-day by the Full Court of the industrial Commission. ...

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  27. PARKVILLE SITE

    Plans have been completed for the transfer of the Royal Melbourne Hospital to the site of the present pig market at Parkville, announced the ...

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  28. NEWCASTLE DEFENCES

    "Defence measures at Newcastle," said the Minister for Defence (Mr. Thorby) in the House of Representatives yesterday, "will be confined to ...

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  29. Labour Advisory Committee

    The Federal Labour Advisory Committee, which will be attended by the Federal Leader (Mr. Curtin) and other prominent members, will meet ...

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  30. REASON OUT

    The former Minister for Trade Treaties (Sir Henry Gullett) revealed in the House of Representatives last night that he ...

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  31. PACIFIC SHIPPING AGREEMENT

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons)[?] stated in the House of Representatives yesterday that no official, advice had been received at Canberra of the ...

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  32. INQUIRY INTO BOYS' DEATHS

    Detectives investigating the death of two brothers, Edward Thomas, aged 15, and James Thomas, aged 13, of Burwood, following injections in ...

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  33. Mr. Bruce Counters London Propaganda

    A recent statement in an important financial paper that investors ought to think hard before putting their money into a one commodity ...

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  34. ORDERS FOR GAS MASKS

    Senator Foll announced in the Senate yesterday that orders have been placed by the Munitions Supply Branch with 25 private firms for ...

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  35. SPICER TO HANG ON MAY 26

    Alfred Spicer, who is to be executed for the murder of a little girl at Windsor, was informed of his fate today. ...

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  36. CANBERRA AIR BASE.

    The threee squadron air force base at Canberra, provided for under the Federal Government's three year defence plan, will be established ...

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  37. ABYSSINIAN ISSUE DEFERRED

    Discussion on the Abyssinian question was postponed by the League Council to-day, as a result of the ab sence of the Abyssinian delegation. ...

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