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CHOOSING A MINISTRY.
The Premier-elect, Mr. McKell, and the members of his Ministry will probably be sworn in by the Governor, Lord Wakehurst, this evening, ...
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N.E.S. MEETING UPROAR.
A wild struggle occurred in the Glebe Town Hall last night when supporters of the newly-appomtcd Chief Air Warden of the municipality, ...
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A.I.F. CASUALTIES.
Casualty lists for New South Wales, Victoria, Western Austialia, South Australia, and Tasmania, which were issued to-day by Army Headquarters, ...
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HESS IND "IMPORTANT MESSAGE."
The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, said in the House of Commons to-night that he would take the first opportunity to make a statement on the arrival in England of Herr Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, but the time must be governed by the public ...
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HARASSING TACTICS.
British mechanised forces in the Western Desert are pressing home attacks in the Sollum area in Egypt and are harassing enemy columns round ...
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NAZIS USING SYRIAN AERODROMES.
German aeroplanes are already using Syrian aerodromes in making flights to Iraq, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, said in the House of Commons to-day. "We have issued full authority for action to be taken against ...
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LACK OF EQUIPMENT IN GREECE.
The Minister for the Navy, Mr. Hughes, said last night that the successful resistance of the Anzacs at Tobruk showed that, properly equipped, ...
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JOURNEY OVER IRAQ.
A Dutch airliner which airlved in Sydney last night was the first plane to resume air mail connection with Palestine bince the fighting started in ...
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PAYING ENGINEER TRAINEES.
The Assistant Minister for Labour, Senator Leckie, announced yestciday that the Commonwealth Government would pay half the wages of engineer ...
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SEEING THE WAR CLEARLY.
To judge the actual war situation it was necessary to see it in its true perspective said the Secretary of State for India Mr. L. S. Amery, in a speech ...
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PRICE VICHY PAID.
It is believed in London that the use of Syria was pait of the pace that the Vichy Government paid for the new agieement with Germany modifying ...
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CHARCOAL FROM COCONUTS.
The election by a local company of a factoiy in New South Wales for the pioduction of activated carbon from coconut shells affords an interesting ...
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U.S. MOTORS STRIKE CALLED.
The United Automobile Workers' Union has ordered a strike at the Hudson motor car company's plant at Detroit following its failure to win a wage increase of 15 cents an ...
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ENEMY CONVOY ATTACKED.
On Monday night anciaft of the Fleet Air Arm made a successful attack on a south-bound enemy convoy in the Mediterranean. ...
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TAX ON SPENDINGS URGED.
Professor Irving Fisher, head of the Faculty of Political Economy at Yale University since 1898, has advised the united States Government to tax only that portion of a man's ...
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AUSTRALIAN R.A.F. MEN KILLED.
The names of two Australian members of the R.A.F. are included in an R.A.F. casualty list. Pilot-Officer H. H. Boler has been killed on active service. Sergeant R. J. Unrig ...
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NEW LABOUR COUNCIL OFFICIAL.
Mr. F. Kelly, a member of the Storemen and Packers' Union, was elected assistant secretary of the N.S.W. Trades and Labour Council last night, in succession to Mr. A. S ...
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OVERSEA NEWS.
Such of this oversea news in this issue as is hended "From Our Own Correspondent" or "Herald Exclusivo service" is from a service owned and conducted entirely by "The Svdney Morning ...
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NO GREEK CASUALTIES YET.
The Minister for the Army, Mr. Spender, said yesterday that the public could rest assured that as soon as hk. department had reliable Information on casualties In Greece ...
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A.I.F. AT DARWIN MAY GET DEFERRED PAY.
The Minister for the Army, Mr. Spender may announce soon a decision by which members of the A.I.F. who are stationed at Darwin will be granted detened pay. ...
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