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TRANSPORT BY RAIL. RESTRICTIONS ANNOUNCED.
Because of the coal strike, restrictions on the transport of goods by rail will be imposed in New South Wales on Tuesday, October 4. ...
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TWO BOYS MISSING.
Kevin Griffith, 13½, and Victor Griffith, 10, brothers, are believed to have been drowned in a channel 20ft deep in the Narrabeen Lakes last evening. ...
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ROOSEVELT'S APPEAL.
President Roosevelt to-day made a direct personal appeal to Herr Hitler and President Bcncs to settle their controversies by negotiation and to ...
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BRITAIN'S MOOD.
The atmosphere throughout Britain is electric—with hope for peace on the one hand and, on the other hand, with expectancy of a German ...
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WHAT HITLER WANTS.
The text of Herr Hitler's memorandum, containing his final demands, and the text of the original proposals of Great Britain and France, are now ...
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CHAMBERLAIN SENDS NOTE TO HITLER. Sequel to Anglo-French Talks.
It is officially announced that the Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, with the full approval of the French Premier, M. Daladier, and Foreign Minister, M. Bonnet, decided to make a personal communication to Herr Hiller, and that Sir Horace Wilson, Mr. ...
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DEMONSTRATION BY STRIKERS.
Demonstrations by strikers—the first of any consequence since the strike began—occurred to-day at the Northumberland No. 2 colliery and at ...
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TENSE DAY AT CANBERRA.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons, had long telephone conversations late this afternoon with the British Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, and the ...
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FRENCH GENERAL FLIES TO LONDON.
A significant event in the AngloFrench discussions in London to-day was a flight to London by the French Commander-in-Chief, General Marie ...
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"WRONGLY ADDRESSED."
"President Roosevelt's cable was wrongly addressed; it should have gone to Prague." declared the spokesman of the Propaganda Ministry. ...
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TROOPS FROM SHANGHAI.
Six British battalions are being suddenly drafted to Hong Kong. The First Battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders embarked on the cruiser Birmingham ...
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SOUTH AFRICA'S ATTITUDE.
The Prime Minister, General Hertzog, has called a special meeting of the Cabinet for Wednesday to discuss the international situation. ...
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CZECHS FACE SUDETENS.
Czech forces face the Sudeten volunteers a mile apart east of here. The Czechs do not desire to attack Asch, but are firing at any cars within range to ...
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WHY CZECHS CANNOT SUBMIT.
The Czechs contend that Herr Hitler's memorandum means a complete surrender to terms that it would be harsh to impose on a vanquished foe at the ...
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STOP PRESS.
Officers and men of the anti-aircraft units and of the coast defence units of the Territorial army, have been called up. The personnel of the Royal Air Force has ...
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ALLIES OF CZECHS
Both Yugoslavia and Rumania, fellow members with Czechoslovakia of the Little Entente, are reported to have declared that their armies will support ...
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QUEENSLAND OWNERS
It is believed that proprietors of collieries in the West Moreton district during the week will approach the State Industrial Court and ask it either to call a compulsory coference, ...
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MME. BATA IN LONDON.
Madame Pani Mary Bata, widow of the millionaire founder of the famous shoe factory of Lin, Czechoslovakia, who is at present staying at a London hotel. is unable to return ...
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BARRENJOEY LAND.
The Ministor for Lands, Mr. Sinclair, has refused the application by Mr. F. J. Terry for a lease of 20 acres of public reserve adjoining land on ...
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DEMONSTRATION IN CHICAGO.
After parading the city bearing banners condemning the German militarism, a crowd of 65,000 persons gathered at the Chicago Stadium and cheered the speakers, who predicted that ...
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GERMANS IN AUSTRALIA.
Officials at the German Consulate-General said yesterday that no instructions had been received calling on German residents in Australia to hold themselves in readiness for ...
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