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NAZIS FEAR WORKERS.
Indications that the Nazi leaders fear the growth of organised resistance among the German workers are seen in a new Nazi drive against ...
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REPRISALS MOVE.
"The Government will not allow such methods of warfare, violating international law, to continue without retaliation," said the Prime Minister, Mr. ...
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SLAUGHTERMEN'S STRIKE.
A complete cessation of work tools place at the Homebush abattoirs yesteray morning. All employees decided to cease work as a protest against ...
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FINANCING WAR.
Newspapers universally welcome the plan to tap small savings for war financing purposes. They recall the words of the then ...
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EMPIRE AIR FORCE
The British Under-Secrctary for Air, Mr. Harold Balfour, said in an interview that, excellent as British aircraft were at present, even better ...
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NAVAL TRAINING FOR COASTAL PATROL.
The Volunteer Coastal Patrol, comprising motor yacht owners who are learning auxiliary naval work, is undergoing a week's training at Pittwater. More than 100 members are in camp. Top: A division of patrol boats in line abreast carrying out exercises yesterday. Lower: Boat skippers plotting their course on charts before going to sea. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GOLD EXCISE.
A motion by the leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Senator Collings, that the Government's regulation for the confection of an excise on gold production should be ...
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PROTECTION BY U.S.A.
Diplomats believe that the United States Government intends to go as far as American public opinion will permit in protecting British and French ...
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COMPULSORY LABOUR SERVICE.
The Governor-General of the Germanoccupied territory of Poland. Herr Frank, has introduced general compulsory labour for males and females among the Poles in the ...
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DEMANDS ON MR. WANG.
Japan's insistence on basic laws for monopolies and the control of vital industries is believed to be responsible for the delay in establishing the proposed ...
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BALKAN BLOC PLANS.
Rumania is willing to assist in the formation of a neutial Balkan bloc, provided that it does not entail frontier revision, it is declared in authoritative ...
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COMMERCIAL PASSPORTS.
The Mimstry of Economic Warfare is instituting a "Navicert" system on December 1, to assist bona-fide trade between neutral countries. ...
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"MANY ISSUES NOT YET SETTLED."
The Empire leaders who are confering in Canada on the Empire air scheme are still some way from agreement. ...
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THE CALL-UP.
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INDEX.
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NEW MINING AWARD.
Mr. Justice Beeby will hear objections by unions to the recent award for the mining industry in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court to-day. ...
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VOLUNTEER COASTAL PATROL.
Motor boats manned by members of the Volunteer Coastal Patrol co-operated with the 4th Battalion and a machine of the Royal Australian Air Force last night in a coast ...
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TROOPS TRAPPED IN PASS.
The Chinese have asserted that Japanes in attempting to eliminate guerilla troops from the Wutal Mountains were trapped in a pass, and that Licutcnant-General Abe and a third ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ITALY'S POLICY IN WAR.
Italy's abstention from the war is based solely on political grounds, according to Signor Gayda, the Italian publicist. ...
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JURY FAILS TO AGREE.
John Leitch, 23, metal worker, was charged in the Central Criminal Court yesterday with having committed a capital assault on an 18-year-old girl, at Rozelle, on August 11. ...
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VICE-ADMIRAL GUEPRATTE DEAD.
The death is innounced of Vice-Admiral Guepratie, who commanded the French squadron at the Dardanelles. Vice-Admiral Guepratte flew his flas in the ...
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RAILWAY DEFENCE WORKS.
The Minister for Transport, Mr. Bruxner, announced last night that the construction of new railway defence works and the fabrication of essential materials would employ ...
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U.S. ATTITUDE.
The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles, said that he had advised Britain that it must not be understood that the United States was ...
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OLD MINES MAY RE-OPEN.
The Minister for Mines and Forests, Mr. Vincent, announced last night that the Government had decided to provide greater assistance to the mining industry, particularly ...
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WEEKLY WAR REVIEW.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, and the Secretary for War, Mr. Hore-Belisha, will make statements in the House of Commons to-day on the war situation. ...
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LASCARS MARCH THROUGH CITY.
Some of the Lascars from an oversea ship who demonstrated with a banner in the city yesterday gathered at the doors of the Hotel Australia. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Prices of gold and tin to-day were unchanged. Foreign exchange rates also were unaltered. Rubber was quoted at 11 5-16d. Mining shares were quiet Quotations: ...
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EMPLOYMENT AND THE WAR.
The Premier, Mr. Mair, said yesterday that a survey of the effects of the war on employment in the metropolitan area showed that there had been a ...
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TO-DAY.
Tivoli Theatre: The Mills Brothers, 2.30. 8. Minerva Theatre: "Elizabeth the Queen," 8.15. Victory Theatre: "Damaged Goods," "Should Husbands Work," 11, 2, 5, 8. ...
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COALITION CABINET IN LITHUANIA.
A new coalition Cabinet in which Colonel Antanas Merkys is Prime Minister, has been formed in Lithuania. The new Cabinet replaces the Mininstry, ...
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REPAIRS TO DOMAIN BATHS.
The City Council finance committee yesterday approved of the expenditure of £842 on painting and temporary repairs at the Domain Baths, and agreed to leave the larger matter ...
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RELEASE OF GERMAN DOCTOR.
In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Beasley (Lab., N.S.W.) asked the Minister for the Army, Mr. Street, to ascertain whether a German doctor named Huth, living ...
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VICTORIA CROSS, NORTH SYDNEY.
The name Victoria Cross has been selected by the North Sydney Council for the open space in front of the North Sydney Postoffice. Six roads converge at the spot, which ...
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NEW DIRECTOR OF CHILD WELFARE.
Mr. George Martin, Staff Inspector of Schools, has been recommended fof appointment as Director of Child Welfare in succession to Mr. N. L. Salmon, who will resume ...
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DOG GUARDS MASTER'S BODY.
When the body of Charles Thistleton, 64, a returned soldier, was found half-submerged in the river at Bexhill to-day, his small dog was standing on the bank, guarding it. ...
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CITY HEALTH OFFICER
The finance committee of the City Council yesterday declined to discuss the proposed resignation of the City Health Officer, Dr. Dunn, in order to enable him to withdraw ...
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AERO ENGINE FACTORY.
The announcement in the "Herald" some weeks ago that the factory for the manufacture of twin-row Wasp aero engines would be in Sydney was officially confirmed by the ...
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