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RESHUFFI[?]D CABINET.
In a reconstruction of the Cabinet announced by the Premier, Mr. Mair, the new Ministers are Mr. V. H. Treatt (U.A.P., Woollahra) and Mr. A. U. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HIGH OFFICER RETIRED.
It was learned to-night that the Adjutant-General and Second Member of the Military Board, Major-General Sir Carl H. Jess, the ...
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WHEAT PLAN.
Australian wheatgrowers from every State will assemble in Melbourne on August 30 to discuss the wheat stabilisation proposals and the international ...
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POLE KILLED BY NAZIS.
German guards shot dead a Polish soldier who refused to halt alter entering Danzig territory to-day. The Polish authorities, by closing ...
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ARREST OF M.L.A.
Ronald Bruce Walker, M.L.A. for Hawkesbury, was arrested at Muswellbrook late last night and charged with conspiracy. ...
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DANZIG MOVE
The possibility of a round-table conference between Danzig Nazi spokesmen, Polish representatives, and Dr. Burckhardt, the League of ...
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JAPAN'S NEW THREAT TO HONG KONG.
A company of the Middlesex Regiment and a company of the Rajputana Rifles were rushed to the border of British territory in the Kowloon Peninsula this morning, after the landing of 1,000 Japanese troops during the night at Namtau, on the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE.
The Attorney-General,d Sir Henry Manning, referring last night to the doubt which has been thrown on the legality of the plan to stabilise the ...
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SLOVAKIA'S POSITION.
An incident near the town of Chanca, on the border of Poland and Slovakia, has given rise to three conflicting versions with a rapidity and ...
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PREMIER ON INQUIRY.
The Premier, Mr. Mair, said last night that he would have no objection to an inquiry into all the activities of the companies with which Mr. Woolcott Forbes had been associated if ...
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NEGLIGENCE CHARGE.
The Federal Director-General of Works, Mr. M. W. Mehaffey, explained to-day that he disregarded a Ministerial instruction on May 31 that the Sydney ...
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SWEEPING CHANGES.
News of the impending retirement of Sir Carl Jess and Major-General Phillips created surprise in some army circles in Sydney last night, because both are many years under the ...
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EAST EUROPEAN LOCARNO.
Sir Arthur Willert, the former head of the Press Department of the British Foreign Office, in a copyright article for the North American ...
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C.P. CONFERENCE.
The leader of the Federal Country Party, Sir Earle Page, said yesterday that he had convened a conference, which would be held in Melbourne on September 1, to consider ...
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GARRISON BATTALIONS.
New secret defence schemes involving the tactical distribution of gairison battalions and companies, are being prepared by military authorities in ...
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TRANSPORT STRIKES MINE.
At least 300 Japanese soldiers are believed to have been drowned or killed when a 5,400-ton transport, proceeding from Formosa to Canton, struck a mine ...
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CONSTITUTION REVISION URGED..
Mr. J. T. Jennings, M.P., said yesterday that the refusal of the Premier of Victoria, Mr. Dunstan, to co-operate in the wheat stabilisation scheme accepted by the other ...
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BERCHTESGADEN TALKS.
The recent visits of the Italian Foreign Minister, Count Ciano, and the League of Nations High Commissioner in Danzig, Dr. Burckhardt, to Herr ...
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STATEMENTS BY MR. HUGHES.
Federal Ministers, it is believed, are greatly concerned over a published statement by the Attorney-General, Mr. Hughes, that Germany might make ...
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SHRAPNEL ROCKS AIRLINER.
When an explosion rocked Imperial Airways' airliner Fortuna, carrying nine passengers from Zurich to Croydon, the pilot saw shrapnel burst near ...
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MAGINOT LINE.
Mr. Winston Churchill, M. P. (Cons.), after his inspection of the immense underground fortifications of the Maginot Line, including the secret zones ...
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"IRRESPONSIBLES IN POLITICS."
In a speech at Yass yesterday, the Minister for Customs, Mr. Lawson, said that, in Federal and State politics, there were "wanton irresponsibles, wholly ...
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LONDON WOMEN MOB TYRONE POWER.
Eighteen girls fainted or were injuicd in the crush when a crowd of excited admirers burst through a police cordon and surged round Tyrone Power, the film actor, outside ...
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FORBIDDEN TERRITORY.
The Governor of Gibraltar has issued an order forbidding officers and men of the Army or Navy or dockyard enployees or their families to enter Spain, says the Gibraltar ...
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WAVERLEY SEAT.
The Waverley U.A.P. Electoral Conference last night elected a campaign committee which will begin immediately to organise the electorate with a view to regaining the ...
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BOAT CAPSIZES ON BAR
Assistance came barely in time to save L. Gallagher, l8, and H. Clark, 16, of Wallsend, after their small boat had been capsized by a big wave on the Lake Macquarie bar this ...
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ARMS FROM CANADA.
Visiting Canadian industrialists are completing negotiations for contracts to supply Britain with armaments and other war materials. ...
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OVERSEA NEWS.
Such of the oversea news in this issue as is so headed "From Our Own Correspondent" or "Herald Exclusive Service," is from a service owned and controlled entirely by "The Sydney Morning Herald," ...
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STAFF TALKS IN MOSCOW.
The staff talks between the British, French, and Russian military delegations are being continued twice a day. The Press still does not mention the talks. ...
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FIRE DESTROYS FACTORY.
Fire destroyed a large electrical appliance factory owned by H. C. Urlwin Limited, Christchurch. Damage is estimated at £[?]0,000. Nearly 300 employees at the factory ...
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