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  4. DEATH PACT.

    In the quiet of the living room of the police station at Tarcutta, there was told to-day the story of how Audrey Lola Stockwell (15) ...

    Article : 538 words
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  7. FOUR POWERS AGREE.

    It is understood that, as a result of conversations, France, Great Britain, the United States, and Italy have virtually agreed on a disarmament plan. This plan, it is stated, will have two stages. The first will ...

    Article : 261 words
  8. WILL TENDER.

    Experts in England favour the exclusion of foreigners from participation in the Australian section of the British air mail ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. WHAT A DAY.

    One of the hundreds of kiddies who had the time of their lives at Sandgate on Saturday as the guests of the Royal Automobile ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. DESPITE ALL.

    This little fellow was suffering from a sore throat at the R.A.C.Q. Children's Day at Sandgate, on Saturday. But that did not prevent ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  11. STAR SHONE.

    The "Star of Hope Syndicate," which won the first prize of £6000 in Number 353 Golden Casket on Saturday, comprised 11 girls, all employees of ...

    Article : 148 words
  12. WOUND NEAR EAR.

    The body of George Edward Acres (62), lodge secretary and union treasurer, who has been missing from his home in Berkley ...

    Article : 90 words
  13. GREATEST IN MEMORY.

    Millions of pounds were added to the market value of securities this week on the Stock Exchange, following the widest demand ...

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  14. WEARS SLACKS.

    An attractive young woman walked along Edward Street on Saturday evening about 8 o'clock, wearing with grace acquired of ...

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  15. FLINDERS SEAT.

    The United Australia Party and the Labour Party are certain to contest the Flinders seat, but the intentions of the United Country ...

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  16. SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

    Armed men in ambush opened fire on Mr. Desmond Fitzgerald, M.P., while he was addressing a number of National Guardsmen. He shouted out ...

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  17. HE WILL REMEMBER THE FINAL.

    W. Dall, the Valley forward, will remember the final of the 1933 Rugby League season, for a split up, sustained in the game against Western Suburbs, on Saturday, nee essitated attention from an Ambulance man. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. BRIDGE AT TWEED.

    Although no official intimation has been received, it is understood that the State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Works ...

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  19. PICKING TEAM.

    It was announced by the Board of Control to-day that the selection of the Australian team to tour England will be made at the ...

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  20. BURGLARS AT FLAT.

    Thieves had broken into Derby Flats, at the corner of Cordelia and Russell Streets, South Brisbane, on Saturday night, by forcing a kitchen ...

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  21. COMMUNISM FEARED.

    Protesting against outside interference with Germany, Mr. Lloyd George declared that if the Powers ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. WHERE TO LOOK.

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  23. JEWS' DECISION.

    The Jewish new year was not celebrated publicly here. Business places owned by Jews were quietly closed, and services were held in synagogues. ...

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  24. BESIDE BODY.

    Beside me dead body of William M'Nellly, an aged teamster, near Yetman, searchers yesterday found his dog and his team of 16 bullocks in ...

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  25. TEPID ATTITUDE.

    "Without an influx of Continental Hebrews to sustain us spiritually," asserted Rabbi Harris Swift, speaking in Bristol, "Judaism will soon perish ...

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  26. Sold War Material to Enemy.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Evening News" says that a former censor, M. Paul Allard, reveals that the French Intelligence Service supplied Germany with material for the manufacture of explosives during the war in order to wrest military ...

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  27. Heavy Barrage at Aerodrome.

    BECAUSE aeroplanes are alleged to have flown low over a poultry farm about a mile from the Archerfield Aerodrome, and thereby ...

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