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Label "Keane" Found On Seized Goods
CANBERRA, Friday.—Jewellery, fancy goods, toilet requisites, ladies' shoes, handbags, and articles of apparel worth £1,230 were in ...
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"NO ONE TO BE SHIELDED"
CANBERRA, Friday.—Nobody, no matter what his position was, would be shielded from the law, the Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, ...
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WHEAT CROP FAILURE
Because of the drought, the New South Wales wheat harvest this year is estimated at 15½ million bushels against 63 million ...
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CANDIDATES FOR TWO BY-ELECTIONS
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Haylen Wants Roll Charge Inquiry
CANBERRA, Friday.—Mr. Haylen (Labour), who retained Parkes by 164 votes at the recent Federal election, said in the House ...
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CEREMONY AT CENOTAPH
The first Remembrance Day ceremony, which replaces the ceremony formerly held on the anniversary of Armistice Day, ...
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Policy On Japan Withheld, Evatt Complains
CANBERRA, Friday.—Last year the Far Eastern Advisory Commission in Washington had agreed to a general policy, but that policy had not been issued to General Mac Arthur, it was declared by the Minister ...
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TENANCY CHARGE
William Victor Ilbery, of Campbell Parade, Bondi, was fined £50 in the Special Federal Court yesterday for requiring £200 in ...
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UNUSUAL CASE OF GAMING
When convicting eight men on gaming charges at Central Police Court yesterday, Mr. Oram, C.S.M., said that it was an unusual case in ...
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'Old' Spirit Must Now Have 5-Year Maturity
CANBERRA, Friday.—Only bottled spirits of more than five years maturity can in future be labelled "old." ...
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LOAN BONDS A "SAFEGUARD"
During the war Australians bought and held millions of pounds worth of war bonds, the New South Wales deputy director of the ...
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10-YEARS-OLD MURDER
GRENFELL, Friday.—Frederick Lincoln McDermott, 38 labourer, was committed for trial on a charge of having murdered William Henry ...
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Greek Archbishop's Plan To House Children Rejected
The Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox Church was a party in proceedings in the Equity Court yesterday to restrain him from ...
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LUNACY ACT DEFECT
A will executed on September 12, 1932, by a man employed on the railways, said, "I give and bequeath to Mrs. E. Stapleton, 28 ...
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DOCK STRIKE MEETING
The Disputes Committee of the N.S.W. Trades and Labour Council yesterday decided to convene a mass meeting of the 1,200 men ...
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IN THE CHURCHES
The centenary of St. Jude's Church, Dural, will be celebrated to-morrow. The foundation-stone of the church was laid by Bishop Broughton on November 11, ...
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WOMAN SHOT IN HEAD
Police arrested two boys, aged 14 and 15, after a woman received a bullet wound in the head while hanging out clothes in her ...
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SLOT MACHINES MAY BE ILLEGAL
Slot machines designed to sell "A.P.C." powders would be declared illegal if they were installed, the Minister for Health, Mr. Kelly, ...
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NO TRANSPORT FOR COAL
NEWCASTLE, Friday.—Transport of coal produced from the back Saturday shift on the northern coalfields to-morrow will be ...
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NO U.S. CAPITAL FOR ALUMINIUM PLAN
CANBERRA, Friday.—No American capital will be involved in the Australian aluminium industry. This was made clear in official ...
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TRANSPORT CONTROL ADVOCATED
A meeting of the Land Transport Group of unions has decided in favour of the co-ordination and control of all transport in the ...
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WAR GRAVES IN JAPAN
CANBERRA, Friday.—The Minister for the Army, Mr. Chambers, said the reburial in Japan, after the war, of prisoners ...
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THEATRICAL PROBLEMS
The managing director of J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd., Mr. E. J. Tait, recently discussed with the Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, the ...
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COMMENT ON LANG ADDRESS
CANBERRA, Friday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, was asked to-day if he had any comment to make on the critical speech in the House ...
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Linesman Receives Fatal Shock
Noel Perry, of Verbena Avenue, Bankstown, was killed yesterday when an electric shock passed through his body. ...
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BUDGET ON THURSDAY
CANBERRA, Friday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, said to-day that he would introduce the Budget into the House of ...
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SHOOTING GALLERY ACCIDENT
A boy was shot through the right arm last night in the shooting gallery of an amusement arcade in George Street, city. ...
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PARTY SPLIT DENIED
The assistant secretary of the Lang Labour Party, Mr. H. E. Warren, said last night that it was not true that a conference had been called to discuss ...
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CHRISTMAS BEER FOR TROOPS IN JAPAN
AUCKLAND, Friday.—Forty-eight thousand dozen bottles of beer are included in Christmas comforts for the British Commonwealth Occupation force ...
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MILK BOARD APPOINTMENT
Mr. F. J. Sedgwick was last night elected unopposed as producers' representative on the Milk Board in place of Mr. J. McKeachie, who has ...
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1946 ARCHIBALD PRIZE ENTRIES
Entries for the 1946 Archibald Prize (portraiture), Wynne Art Prize (landscape), and the Sir John Sulman Prize (mural), are being sought by the National ...
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