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RED ARMY DAY RALLY
The Soviet Minister to Australia, Mr. V[?]asov, declared at a rally in the Town Hall last night on the 26th anniversary of the ...
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THE WAR, DAY BY DAY
Mr. Churchill's twin statements that "the air offensive constitutes the foundation on which our plans for an oversea invasion stand," and that "we intend to make war production impossible in all German cities, towns, and factories" were ...
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MOVE TO END STRIKE
The Commonwealth Coal Commissioner, Mr. Mighell, yesterday ordered a resumption of work to-morrow morning at all ...
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U.A.P. EXPELS. MR. SPENDER
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Developments to-day in the controversy over the withdrawal of the Parliamentary U.A.P. from ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
Mr. Churchill had not reviewed the conduct of the war in the House of Commons since last September or before a British ...
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BENEFITS BILL SURPRISE
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Because of the absence of a number of Opposition Senators from Canberra the Government ...
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FREEDOM'S SAFEGUARDS
Political freedom, like good health, tends to be taken for granted by those who enjoy them. This attitude is natural, ...
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REPORTED ORDER TO CLOSE PIT
CESSNOCK, Wednesday.—It is understood that an order has been issued for the closing of Hebburn No. 2 colliery until such ...
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CHILD WELFARE HOMES
The Child Welfare Department should not be compelled to accept all offenders up to the age of 18 years who were committed ...
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ARCHIBALD PRIZE CHALLENGE
The first move has been made in the legal action taken by a group of Sydney artists to test the award of the Archiba[?]d Prize of £500 to ...
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NEW GUINEA GRAVES
CANBERRA, Wednesday.— There was nothing in any way sinister in the action taken by Army authorities to use the ...
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TRAMS TO GO AFTER WAR
Trams would be replaced by motor transport[?] as quickly as possible after the war, the Minister for Transport, Mr. O'sullivan, ...
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FOOD SUPPLIES FOR BRITAIN
CANBERRA, Wednesday.— Provision had been made for all the ships needed to take food from Australia to the United ...
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THEATRE LEASE RENEWAL
City aldermen are sharply divided over the renewal of the lease of the Capitol Theatre. Campbell Street, to Greater Union Theatres Fty., Ltd. One ...
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THE WAR COUNCIL
The appointment of Sir Earle Page to the place in the War Council formerly filled by Mr. Menzies should cause public ...
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BOY'S CHARGES BEING INVESTIGATED
The mother of the 14-year-old boy who said he had escaped from Gosford Boys' Home on three occasions because of the conduct of the sex ...
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ALARM CLOCKS READY TO-MORROW
Alarm clocks recently imported from Canada will probably be available in Sydney to-morrow. Only essential workers, who will have to establish ...
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BABY PLATYPUS FINE SPECIMEN
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The platypus born in the Sir Colin Mackenzie s[?]netuary, Badger Cre[?]k, Healesville, has reached the ...
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VICE-REGAL
His Excellency the Governor presided at a meeting of the Executive Council yesterday. Lady Wakehurst, accompanied by ...
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