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FIRE GUARDS DWINDLE
Only one building in a city block was providing fire spotters, an investigation made by an N.E.S. official revealed this week, ...
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AUSTRALIA'S PART
CANBERRA, Friday.—The prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, in a statement to-day. gave details of the kind of aid which the ...
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NEW BLUE UNIFORMS OF A.T.C.
The first cadets of the Air Training Corps to receive an issue of their new blue uniforms by Wing-Commander N. B. Love (second from left) at Headquarters yesterday. The new uniforms, which will be carried on into the R.A.A.F. when the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BOMBER'S FINE FEAT
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Friday.—The story of how a Flying Fortress was flown to Rabaul with only half a crew, bombed ...
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REDUCED BUS SERVICES
Curtailments of bus services in the city area, on Sundays and in the slack hours of week days were announced by the Minister ...
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AMUSEMENT TAX
CANBERRA, Friday.—The new Federal entertainment tax will come into operation on October 1. ...
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ORDEALS FACED BY NURSES
CANBERRA, Friday.—Stories of sacrifice and devotion to duty by A.I.F. nurses in the Middle East battles are contained in ...
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ARMY CASUALTIES FOR N.S.W.
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TECHNICAL AIR RANKS GROW
CANBERRA. Friday.—"In the three years of war, R.A.A.F. technical musterings have expanded to an amazing extent," ...
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JUDGE LEFT £43,693 N.S.W. ESTATE
Sir George Murray, late Chief Justice of South Australia, who died in February, left estate in New South Wales which has ...
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SOLDIER SHOT DEAD BY GUARD
MELBOURNE, Friday.—James Bell Barton, 31, a soldier, of Warragul, was shot dead near a Victorian military camp when he failed to obey the ...
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MASKED MAN IN SHOP
A masked man tried to rob Mr. Reginald Sparkes in his shop in Annette Street, Oatley, last night. The man, who was dressed in the ...
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JUNIOR CHESS
The junior chess championship of New South Wales resulted in a the between H. David and P. Lewin, both of Sydney High School. The first ...
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BIG PLANE OUTPUT
CANBERRA, Friday.—Construction of warplanes in Australia had increased tremendously in the past few months, said the Minister for ...
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PRESS EXCLUSION PROTEST
The president of the Constitutional Association, Dr. Frank Louat, made available yesterday the text of similar letters sent to the President of the ...
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JUDGE'S RULING ON RICE CASE
Judge O'Mara yesterday ruled that the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation's application for leave to appeal against ...
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LAW NOTICES
Mv. Justics McTiernan.—10.30: Danmark Pty., Ltd., v Commissioner for Taxation, Forestwood Pty., Ltd., v Commissioner for Taxation (part heard). ...
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REAL ESTATE
A feature of the real estate marker, this week was the increased inquiry for all classes of cottage homes. Many sales were ...
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DEFENCE WORKERS STRIKE
About 135 engineers at a defence works in the suburbs went on strike on Thursday night, as a protest against the dismissal of a second-class ...
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COLLEGE MASTER TO RETIRE
The Rev. L. E. Bennett next April will resign the mastership of Wesley College, University of Sydney. He has been master for the past 19 years, and ...
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CONVICTION QUASHED
Judge McGhie, in the District Court yesterday, upheld an appeal by Ernest Thompson, Metro Dairy, Hewitt Street, Wahroonga, against a fine of £15 ...
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"CHILDREN IN UNIFORM"
It is more than eight years since Doris Fitton first, produced "Children in Uniform" at rhe Savoy Theatre. She presented the play again at the ...
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MELBOURNE AIRCRAFT DISPUTE
MELBOURNE, Friday.—In a judgment delivered to-day. the Conciliation Commissioner, Mr. M. Stewart, refused to order the Commonwealth ...
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Advertising
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LATE SIR MUNGO MacCALLUM
Representatives of the University, the legal profession, arts, literature, commerce and industry attended a service to the ...
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NEW CLUB FOR SOLDIERS
"Boredom is the greatest enemy the army in Australia has to fight to-day," said the Base Commandant, Eastern Command, Major-General A. ...
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CHURCH REPORTS ON LIQUOR, GAMBLING
Questions to be discussed by the public questions committee at the Presbyterian General Assembly meeting on Wednesday will include liquor ...
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RECITAL BY DUTCH DANCERS
The successful recital of divertissements presented by the Dutch dancers Darya Collin and Edmee Monod, at the Conservatorium on August 26, was ...
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THE MAILS
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STATE A.L.P. POST-WAR PLAN
The State A.L.P. executive last night carried a resolution favouring the establishment immediately of a postwar reconstruction council under the ...
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CITIZENSHIP AND CHRISTIANITY
Speaking at the "citizenship" rally of the N.S.W. Christian Endeavour Convention now being held in Sydney, the Rev. R. J. Williams said the ...
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS
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LAWSON ANNIVERSARY
A commemoration ceremony to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of Henry Lawson will be held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the ...
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