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KEEN TEST STRUGGLE
A surprising number of people went to the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday for the last hour of play in the ...
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U.S. May Sell Arms To Greece, Turkey
NEW YORK, March 3 (A.A.P.). — The Washington correspondent of the New York "Herald Tribune" says ...
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Payments To "Dusted" Men Increased
State Cabinet decided yesterday to increase weekly payments to about 220 "dusted" coalminers. ...
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COLUMN 8
EACH of the 30 seamen aboard the stranded Wanganella is to get £324 danger money. It pays to be on the rocks these ...
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DISMISSALS BEGIN
Basic heavy industries at Port Kembla are tapering off operations because of the coal shortage. Already 150 men have been laid off, and further dismissals are expected. ...
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A TRADESMAN MIGRANT
Mr. Read-Pryce, of London, one of 300 British building tradesmen who sailed for Australia in the Orion last week, leaving St. Pancras Station in the boat-train with his daughters, Ena (left) and Elizabeth. This family will settle in Sydney. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NAVY SEEKING CARRIERS
CANBERRA, Monday.—The lavy's plan for the future defence of Australia and the Pacific includes the provision of at least ...
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Port Tie-Up Threat On Overtime Suspensions
A crisis is developing on the Sydney waterfront because of the overtime dispute, and Sydney union officials said last night that the port might be completely idle to-morrow if there were further suspensions. ...
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17,700 TONS LOST YESTERDAY
All South Coast mines were again idle yesterday and, in addition, five northern and two western mines were idle. ...
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"Find The Ball" Prize Was More than £1,000
Prize in the sixth "Find the Ball" competition conducted by the "Herald" for the Children's Hospital was £2,161. ...
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U.S. Attack On "Slavery" In New Guinea
NEW YORK, March 3 (A.A.P.). —A statement issued by the American Federation of Labour's International Labour Relations ...
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WOOL TARIFF CUT WANTED
LONDON, Mar. 3 (A.A.P.). —"British wool textile traders hope that any future adjustments of Australian tariff ...
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40-HOUR WEEK BILL
The Minister for Labour and Industry, Mr. Hamilton Knight, said yesterday that he expected the 40-Hour Week Bill would ...
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GRAVING DOCK OPENED
CAPETOWN, March 3.— Before 30,000 citizens of East London, Cape Province, Princess Elizabeth to-day opened ...
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Rare Disease Kills Second Man From Hospital Ship
Two men who died from leukaemia within a fortnight at the 113th A.G.H.,, Concord, both served on the hospital ship, Manunda, during ...
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New Board Plans To Achieve Greater Output
A broad outline of the Joint Coal Board's plans to achieve sufficient quantity and quality production was announced ...
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Jewels In Wallet Lost On Tram
A pickpocket is blamed for the loss of a wallet containing £150 worth of diamonds and sapphires on a tram last night. ...
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Car Smashed, Pole Displaced; Two Men Unhurt
Two men escaped unhurt last night when a car in which they were riding knocked a telegraph pole in Anzac Avenue, near Day ...
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS
COAL CRISIS.—Basic heavy industies at Port Kembla are tapering off operations because of the coal shortage. ...
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Screeching Galahs Caught And Crated At Stanmore
About 150 galahs loose in a waiting-room at Sta[?]more Station screeched and fluttered while a bird dealer caught ...
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BRITISH ARMY CUT BY HALF
LONDON, March 3 (A.A.P.).— Britain's reduced forces overseas are revealed in the army estimates for 1947-48 which were published ...
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Any Offers For German Circus?
LONDON, March 3.—Does anyone want to buy a circus, including five dancing elephants, eight Bengal tigers, camels, zebras, ...
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Striking Teachers Win Salary Rise
NEW YORK, March 3 (A.A.P.). —The 'nation's biggest teachers' strike ended last night when the Teachers' Federation at Buffalo ...
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BURMA ELECTIONS
RANGOON, March 3 (A.A.P.).— The All-Burma Committee of the Myochit Party, under the chairmanship of U Saw, to-day decided not to ...
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