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  3. JAPAN WIELDING ECONOMIC WEAPON

    The first indication that Japan is closing China's open door is the formation of monopolistic Chinese-Mongolia-Japan Petroleum Company, where all Chinese banks are also closed. Twenty-seven Japanese bombers, flying high to avoid archies, ...

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  4. LORD SOMERS

    Describing Australia as a hoop with nothing in the centre and people living on the rim, in which there was ...

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  5. Atlantic Crossed in Flying Crate

    Amazed officials at the Air Commerce Bureau said to-day that Douglas Corrigan, 31-year-old transport pilot, who flew unheralded across the Atlantic to Baldonnel (Ireland) may be put under "gentle discipline" when he returns to the U.S.A. ...

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  6. NATIONAL INSURANCE

    Following the conference which the trade union officials had with Mr. J. B. Brigden to-day in connection with the National Insurance Act it ...

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  7. PHONE HOAX.

    GOSFORD, Tuesday.—A hoaxed to lephone message brought sixteen relatives of George Collins to Ilisarow on Sunday. They found him sitting on ...

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  8. GRAZIERS' ESTATE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Phillip Wood, retired grazier, who died on April 1[?] last, left an estate valued for probate at ¢12,758, which was left to his widow ...

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  9. STABILISED WHEAT PRICE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—State Cabinet to-day empowered the Premier (Mr. Stevens) to call a meeting of the Premiers to discuss the suggestion of th[?] ...

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  10. FOUND DEAD ON TRAIN

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Keith Jacobs, 48, well-known Sydney and Melbourne business man, was found dead in a sleeping berth when the Melbourne ...

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  11. 'PLANE PYRE

    Newspapers extoll the extraordinary exploits of the raiders of Nanchang aerodrome yesterday. They hauled together 12 Chinese ...

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  12. SUDDEN RAID

    The Japanese made a sudden raid on Nanchang airfield where five Chinese grounded planes were set on fire. A petrol lorry was chased into the ...

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  13. MAIDEN TRIP

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—On its initie[?] flight from London, the Qantas Empire flying boat, Coogee, arrived at Rose Bay this afternoon. The plane ...

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  14. Danger of Political Interference

    Warning against the possibility of politicians "debauching" the National Insurance Scheme and giving benefits that it could not stand, was made ...

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  15. WATER SHORTAGE

    The President of the Water Board (Mr. Upton), said that the water consumption in Sydney yesterday was a record for July. 8,500 gallons more ...

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  16. N.Z. BUDGET

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Tuesday.— There is nothing likely to set the country alight, said the Prime Minister (Mr. Savage) speaking on the ...

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  17. HITLER

    The "Daily He[?]ald" reveals that Hitler's aide de camp, Captain Weidmann, had a long conversation with the Foreign Minister, Lord Halifax, ...

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  18. JUDGE WELLS

    "I am used to people telling me What I ought to have done and what I ought to do " said Judge Wells today when the hearing was resumed in ...

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  19. NO GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY FOR APPRENTICES

    The additional Apprenticeship Commissioner, Mr. Cavanagh, presiding at the Broom and Brushmakers' Apprenticeship Council at a meeting to-day, ...

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  20. MURDER CHARGE

    Arising out of the death of Kathleen Mary Shaw for, injuries received when she was knocked down by a motor car at St. Kilda on July 2, ...

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  21. MAY FOLLOW CRICKET LEAD.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—It was reported to-day that the Lawn Tennis Association may overlook the clause in the tennis agreement signed by ...

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  22. 9 KILLED IN PALESTINE SKIRMISH

    A rebel gang fired on Jewish field workers in the Beisan Valley, but were driven off by the police after a gun battle in which eight policemen ...

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  23. CHINESE HEROISM

    The story of the heroism of the Chinese crew of the steamer Ready and the tug J. H. Boyd when both vessels went aground on a reef north ...

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  24. Canon Urges Referendum

    Criticising the request for the variation of the present hotel trading hours by the president of the L.V.A., Canon Hammond, patron of the ...

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  25. GUNNERS DIE AT POSTS AS SAGUNTO TOTTERS

    History will immortalise the battle for Sagunto as an example of the Spanish stubbornness in defence, says the Hendayc correspondent of "The Times." The Loyalists are fighting back ...

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  26. TRADE TALKS END THIS WEEK

    The end of the trade discussions between Britain and Australia is in sight. In the last-minute dash Ministers met at the Dominions Office this morning for nearly three hours. Sir Earle Page hopes to make' a comprehensive statement ...

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  27. 1940 OLYMPIAD IN FINLAND

    The Finnish Olympic Committee has been officially invited to organise the 1940 Olympic Games, following Japan's decision to cancel the fixture. ...

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  28. SUPPLIED AT SEA

    It was disclosed today that the Japanese pearlers have evolved an ambitious scheme under which all boats in the Japan Rafura Pearling ...

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  29. ENFIELD STRIKE

    Although the Enfield shunters have declared the strike off, they said today that they were so incensed with conditions under which they work ...

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  30. GAS STRIKE

    A strike of 60 men employed by the Australian Gaslight Company, which commenced 11 weeks ago, shows no sign of being called off. ...

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  31. FLYING BOAT FORGETS MAIL

    When the Challenger left Pinkenbah it temporarily overlooked mails, but radio messages were sent through to her and she ...

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  32. STATEMENT TO-MORROW

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), today had a radio telephone conversation with the Minister for Commerce (Sir Earle Page), head of ...

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  33. WITH DRAWN GUNS

    With drawn guns, police surrounded a weighbridge office at the North Fitzroy railway station early this morning following a report that ...

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  34. PACIFIC LINERS

    The Australian Associated Press states that discussions opened between the Government and Sir Edward Beatty, chairman of the Pacific ...

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  35. JUDGMENT FOR TAUBER

    Judgment was given in favour of Richard Tauber, who is now in Canberra, in the suit in which his former wife, Carlotta Tauber, claimed ¢100 ...

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  36. THREE YEARS GAOL

    At the Quarter Sessions to-day, Norman Robertson, aged 35, a gardener, who had been convicted for scandalous conduct in Belmore Park, ...

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  37. SHOPS RUSHED FOR MEAT

    Work was begun in the slaughterhouse at Homebush abattoirs today for the first time in ten days. Mutton slaughtermen, who had been on ...

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