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  2. NEW TACTICS

    Officials and unemployed members of the Hairdressers Union continued their passive picketing tactics to-day. They were ordered by the police leave a ...

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  3. STATE LOTTERY

    Hope that efforts would be made "to arouse the Christian conscience of the citizens to purge the Statute Book of the State Lottery blot" was expressed by the ...

    Article : 357 words
  4. "ON ROCK IN SEA"

    John M. Snelling, a mechanic, was committed for trail on a charge of manslaughter, and George Sinclair Wadham, who had been similarly charged, was discharged ...

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  5. "SIXTY LANGS"

    Prefacing his remarks with the statement that he was speaking strictly as a non-party man, but with the hope of benefiting the people of New South Wales. ...

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  6. TRADE TREATY

    When the Anglo-German Trade Agreement was discussed in Committee of Ways and Means, in the House of Commons to-night, the President of the Board of ...

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  7. FEW DISORDERS

    May Day celebrations were carried on throughout Europe mostly in perfect weather. There were few disorders though there was a manifest change in the ...

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  8. ITALY'S TRIBUTES

    It is estimated that 100,000 people visited the Aero Club chapel to pay a tribute to Squadron Leader Hinkler. At least 2000 marched in procession to ...

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  9. GRAVE OUTLOOK

    It is now admitted officially that an extremely grave situation has arisen between Manchukuo and the Soviet regarding the control and ownership of the ...

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  10. AEROPLANE CRASH

    While a squadron of nine aeroplanes was flying in formation at Hendon in preparation for the air pageant, machine piloted by Viscount Knebworth, crashed. ...

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  11. MORE COMMUNISTS

    In a statement he made to-day the Victorian Police Commissioner (General Blarney) declared that Communism had increased, 100 per cent. during the last ...

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  12. DOCTOR'S ILLNESS

    During the inquest at Scottsdale into the death of Mrs. Laurel Wood, on March 26, Dr. Ernest Robertson, in whore hospital she took ill, left the ...

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  13. DOLE CUT

    Arising ant of the meeting of the unemployed held yesterday at Cardiff it has been decided to call a conference of public and other bodies to protest against, a cut ...

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  14. PERSIAN TREATY DENIED

    A story published by the "Daily Herald" to-day, alleging the impending conclusion of an Anglo-Persian Treaty for the purpose of making British influence dominant ...

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  15. £1,000,000 LOAN

    When the Premier (Mr. R. L. Butler) attends the Loan Council meeting in Melbourne on June 5 he will probably ask for a loan of about £1,000,000 to carry ...

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  16. DISARMAMENT

    Important decisions affecting the German military strength were reached by the Effectives Committee of the Disarmament Conference, which by 12 votes to ...

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  17. LAKE GEORGE BASIN

    The Collector Progress Association has received a letter from the famous racing motorist, Sir Malcolm Campbell, expressing, his interest in the proposal to conduct ...

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  18. McGRATH'S DEBUT

    Spectators at the Hardcourt Championships, which, after Wimbledon, is Britain's most important tournament, were so anxious to see Vivian McGrath's debut ...

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  19. GREASE AND STONES

    At the Lismore Quarter Sessions to-day, George Rudd, Christopher Bourke, Thomas Murphy, and John Dulbridge, were convicted on a charge of having placed stones ...

    Article : 209 words
  20. WORK AT CARDIFF PROCLAIMED

    The following has been declared a work for the relief of unemployment—Construction of a branch stormwater channel from Winding Creek, Cardiff, on the north side ...

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  21. TEN CHILDREN DIE

    Ten children have died, and many others are seriously ill in Venice, Milan, Genoa, and elsewhere, as a result of inoculation against diphtheria with a ...

    Article : 128 words
  22. JOBS FOR 2600 SYDNEY MEN

    Nearly 2600 men will be given work in four municipalities under the scheme of substituting work for the dole, which the Government has inaugurated. The ...

    Article : 92 words
  23. WAGE REDUCTION

    The decision of the Full Arbitration Court on the application for the restoration of the 10 per cent. 1931 emergency wage reduction may be made known this ...

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  24. BABY'S DEATH

    "There is no evidence as to which food caused it," said the City Coroner (Mr. Farrington), to-day, when he found that the death of Leonard Panilach, aged 3, ...

    Article : 148 words
  25. 81 PEOPLE KILLED

    At least 65 people are reported to have been killed late to-day by tornadie winds which swept through sections of Arkansas and Louisiana. At Minden 55 people were ...

    Article : 71 words
  26. NURSERY CANNONS

    Mr. Melbourne Inman, the English profession billiards player, who is to tour Australia, and take part in a number of exhibition matches, reached Fremantle by ...

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  27. HIS NEW JOB

    Nothing definite in known, but it is believed that Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will shortly launch out as an aircraft salesman, and repairer, at Mascot ...

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  28. ENGLISH CRICKETERS

    The English cricketers, during their first evening aboard the Duchess of Atholl, homeward bound from Canada, held a private farewell dinner, Mr. H. ...

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  29. SOVIET RULE

    The Grand Duke Cyril, head of the Russian Imperial House, in an impassioned indictment of the Bolsheviks, accused them of soaking the country in blood, resulting ...

    Article : 70 words
  30. IGNITION COILS

    The Tariff Board to-day began an inquiry into the tariff rates on ignition coils. Evidence was given by John Brown, ...

    Article : 135 words
  31. "FAST AND LIVE"

    Mr. Gandhi, in a further statement to-day, declared that he was optimistic of his ability to stand the fast and remain alive. He hinted that this was ...

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  32. WOMAN ACQUITTED

    Nellie Hamilton was acquitted and discharged when she appeared before the Quarter Sessions to-day on a charge of having obtained £700 by false pretences ...

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  33. GREAT AIR RACE

    "Provided the committee appointed to organise the centenary air race in given complete control, there is no danger of a tragedy resulting," said Air-Commodore Sir ...

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  34. 400 DIE OF TYPHOID

    A serious typhoid opidemic is raging at Lake Baikal, in Siberia. More than 400 people have died already. ...

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  35. AMUSEMENT TAX FINE

    A fine of £2 was imposed upon the Friends of the Soviet Union at the Third City Court to-day for having omitted to pay amusement tax on admissions to a ...

    Article : 60 words
  36. LARWOOD'S BOOK

    Harold Larwood, the Nottingham fast bowler, is publishing next month a book entitled "Bodyline," which will include chapters on barracking and his duels with ...

    Article : 31 words
  37. PRICE OF GOLD

    The pride of gold was quoted to-day at £6/4/8 an ounce fine. ...

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