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  2. COOLER CHANGE.

    The Weather Bureau expects a cool change over South-east Queensland late to-morrow. The meteorologist (Mr. A. S. Richards) ...

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  3. HIGHER TAXATION; MORE LOANS.

    Announcing details of the first war loan to-night, the Acting Treasurer (Mr. P. Spender) forecast borrowings and ...

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  4. WORST FOR YEARS.

    Food and blankets attached to parachutes were dropped from 'planes for relief of farm settlements isolated by the worst floods ...

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  5. DRAMATIC R.A.F. NIGHT FLIGHTS

    Behind the Air Ministry's communique reporting flights over Berlin, the Baltic, and Central and Western Germany, lies a story of what possibly is the most dramatic and certainly the most active of night flights by Royal Air Force. It ...

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  6. NEAR SYDNEY.

    Fierce bush fires menaced property in many suburbs to-day. It is estimated that in all, 400 men, including firemen, policemen, militia trainees, ...

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  7. SHELLS BURST OVER PARIS.

    Shrieking sirens aroused Parisians at 4.30 o'clock this morning and the "all clear" followed an hour ...

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  8. CAR AGREEMENT.

    The Leader of the Federal Opposition (Mr. J. Curtin) said tonight that the manner in which the Commonwealth Government had ...

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  9. COLLAPSED AFTER DRINK.

    Heat is believed to have caused the death of Martin Johnson (601, Won-dall-road, Wynnum West, this afternoon. Johnson, who was employed ...

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  10. RETURN SOUTH.

    More than 200 men of the Queensland contingent of the Second A.I.F. left by special train to-day, for Ingle-burn after six days' leave before ...

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  11. ARMS SUPPLY.

    Reports of widespread attempts at racketeering in the arms supply are being considered by the Public Prosecutor. Scotland Yard is investigating ...

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  12. OXLEY COLLISION.

    Three militia men from Redbank camp were injured, none seriously when two motor cycles and a car collided on Ipswich-road, Oxley, early ...

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  13. TWO SUNK?

    According to Bergen advice, it is reported-from Verde (Norway) that Allied warships have sunk two German vessels in the Arctic, ...

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  14. REDS REPORT HEAVY FINNISH LOSSES.

    A Leningrad communique says that the Karelian Isthmus troops continued destroying Finnish fortifications, repulsing ...

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  15. "BLOOD BROTHERS."

    In a special message to the electors of Corio, where the vital Federal by-election will be held on Saturday, the Premier (Mr. W. Forgan Smith) ...

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  16. IN QUEENSLAND.

    Clay Denstan (48) lost his life in flood waters in the Pioneer River, five miles from Mackay, to-day. The horse he was riding across the river ...

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  17. VISITED BY KING AND QUEEN.

    The King and Queen to-day talked and shook hands with 40 prisoners rescued from the Altmark when they visited a Scottish port. ...

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  18. DISCUSSION TO-DAY.

    A special meeting of the combined mining unions will be held to morrow to discuss a plan put forward by the Attorney-General (Mr. W. M. Hughes) ...

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  19. "NEW B.B.C." ON THE CONTINENT.

    Post Office engineers believe that a "new British Broadcasting Company" from which anti-British propaganda was heard last night is a low power ...

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  20. BJORKO FORTRESS ABANDONED.

    Bjorko Island fortress on the right of the Mannerheim Line has definitely been abadoned and the Finns are preparing to evacuate civilians ...

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  22. IN SIGHT.

    A solution of the problem of finding sufficient shipping space to carry Australian produce to Britain is 1n sight, A committee of leaders of ...

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  23. MR. HULL ON UNITED STATES' POSITION.

    The Secretary of State (Mr. Cordell Hull) to-day denounced the theory that the United States needed only to defend her sea coasts and "let the ...

    Article : 210 words
  24. MAIL CONTROVERSY.

    The New York "Herald Tribune." in a leading article, entitled "Pan-American airways skips Bermuda," says: "There always was something a little ...

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  25. REACH 8,000,000 IN 1953?

    Australia's population will reach 8,000,000 in 1953 on the basis of natural and immigration gains for the year prior to the war, according to ...

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  26. CANADIAN DRIVE AGAINST COMMUNISTS.

    The Canadian authorities indicate that the arrest of a soldier, a civil servant, and a Journalist, who are Charged with distributing Communist ...

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  27. "Fighting War on Two Fronts," Says Mr. Hughes.

    Commenting on Australia's achieving her first 7,00,000 population, the Attorney-General (Mr. W. M. Hughes) said Australia was fighting a war on ...

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  28. BRITISH FREIGHTER MINED.

    The British freighter, Clan Morrison, of 5936 tons, struck a mine in the North Sea and sank. The crew took to the boats and were soon picked up. ...

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  29. SIR H. MURRAY PASSES.

    Advice has been received that Sir Hubert Murray, Lieutenant-Governor of Papua since 1908. died to-night in Samara Hospital. He was taken ...

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  30. GUNFIRE NEAR SYLT.

    A Copenhagen report says that heavy gunfire was heard for three hours near Sylt, the German naval base, apparently directed against ...

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  31. TURKEY AND HUNGARY SIGN TRADE TREATY.

    A message from Istanbul states that Turkey and Hungary have signed a commercial treaty under which Turkey pays for Hungary's exports with ...

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  32. ROUMANIA INCREASES FREIGHT TO GERMANY.

    A Bucharest message says that railway freight rate increase varying from 12 to 40 per cent, will be imposed on the export to Germany of a ...

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