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THREATENED STRIKE.
Plans for a general strike of miners throughout Australia, unless demands for improved working conditions are conceded within a fortnight, were ...
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GAS STOPPAGE FEAR.
Gas supplies for all suburbs, with the exception of those on the northern side of the harbour, are endangered by an unexpected decision of union ...
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AIR POSTAGE.
The attention of the PostmasterGeneral, Senator McLachlan, was drawn yesterday to the anomaly that, while Australia was making a surcharge ...
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HUNGARIAN NAZIS.
Signs are accumulating that the Hungarian Nazis, who hitherto have been divided, are building up their strength and unity, according to the ...
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FOREIGNERS' STATUS.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday the Minister for Health, Mr. FitzSimons, explained the restrictions on the freedom of foreign ...
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PERSECUTION OF JEWS.
Germany has started a ruthless drive against the Jews, and has intensified the difficulties of emigration, just when the international committee on ...
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JAPAN'S PEACE TERMS TO RUSSIA.
The Japanese Foreign Office at Tokyo announced to-night that Japan had proposed to Soviet Russia a cessation of hostilities over the possession of Changkufeng, the strategic hill overlooking Possiet Bay, near Vladivostok. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SUDETEN GERMAN ORDERS.
The Sudeten German Party, headquarters in Czechoslovakia has ordered party groups to be "alert and ready for the week-end beginning Saturday ...
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ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS.
Powerful 4.5 inch anti-airciaft guns have been ordered by the Commonwealth Government for the protection of strategic coastal centres. ...
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DARWIN PLANS ALTERED.
Plans for the distribution of the Melbourne and Tasmanian mails which arrived by the flying-boat Capella from England to-night were suddenly ...
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GOVERNMENT ACTION SOUGHT.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Davies (A.L.P., Illawarra) asked the Premier, Mr. Stevens, whether, in view of the threatened trouble in the coal mining ...
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Before the convention began, a memorial service was held for victims of recent mining fatalities. One minute's silence was observed and ...
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MILDER DAYS.
Milder weather for the next few days can be expected. The change cannot be hailed as the approach of spring, however, as a few cold spells may still ...
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RAILWAY URGED.
Representatives of the five municipalities of the eastern suburbs, at a conference at the Waverley Council Chambers last night, discussed means ...
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VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Epitomising Germany's hatred of the "Eternal Jew," the greatest anti-Semitic exhibition ever held has been opened here. More than 20,000 people ...
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FIGHTING ON ALL FRONTS.
The chief feature of events in Spain since the Republicans made their surprise attack along the River Ebro 10 days ago is that major fighting has ...
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PILOTS COMPLAINT.
After the inaugural flight by a Butler Air Transport machine from Charleville to Sydney yesterday, the pilot, Mr. L. Brett, reported that he would not make ...
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NORTHERN MINES.
Most of the larger collieries on the Newcastle fields worked to-day after employees at the pit tops had observed a period of silence in memory of companions who had lost their ...
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MALARIA TO AID THE INSANE.
The mental condition of insane people suffering from nervous diseases has been remarkably improved by giving them malaria and then curing ...
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HEAT WAVE IN U.S.A.
Deaths from heat, prostrations, drownings, and the cessation of work by thousands of people yesterday marked the tenth day of a nation-wide ...
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MINISTER VISITS MINES.
The Minister for Labour and Industry, Mr. Mair, yesterday visited the John Darling and West Wallsend coal mines at Newcastle and spent two and a half hours inspecting their ...
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RUMANIA PROTECTS HER MINORITIES.
The Rumanian Government has granted important concessions to minorities declaring that they shall enjoy the same rights and security as the test of the population. ...
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INSURANCE PLAN.
National Insurance contributions will be allowed as deductions in calculating Federal income tax, according to a statement made by the Treasurer, Mr. ...
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AN AMBUSH THAT FAILED.
A Canberra butcher was taken to hospital to-day because a Kingston dog howled in the early morning. Its howling so upset a householder that he ...
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LOW MELBOURNE TEMPERATURE.
At 7.20 a.m to-day the temperature at Melbourne fell to 31 degrees, the lowest recorded for nine years and the coldest August reading for 64 years. Thousands of square miles in ...
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BARRENJOEY LEASE.
The Minister for Defence, Mr. Thorby. said yesterday that the lease of Commonwealth land granted to Mr F. J. Terry on Barrenjoey headland, was ...
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PROPELLER HITS MAN.
Joseph Johnson, 63, was struck by the revolving propeller of a plane about to take off at the Bundaberg aerodrome this afternoon. ...
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INFANTILE PARALYSIS.
Twenty-seven cases of infantile paralysis are reported in Essex. KOBE, Aug. 4. There are 300 cases of infantile paralysis in ...
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BALLOON BARRAGES.
Large-scale balloon barrages have been arranged at Cerbere and other French towns on the Spanish frontier as a precaution against aircraft. ...
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SEARCH FOR CLIPPER ENDING.
The U.S naval transport Meigs has abandoned the search for the missing Pan-American Airways flying-boat the Hawa[?] Clipper [?]ther naval vessels and planes which have ...
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AUSTRALIAN MISSING IN ENGLAND.
Police are searching for an Australian. William Jordan, 21, who disappeared from Kitcombe Farm, near Alton, Hampshire, where he had been working since April. ...
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TRAITOR BEHEADED IN GERMANY.
Wilhelm Aschel, 23, a Silesian, has been beheaded for a betrayal of military secrets. ...
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