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  3. BRITISH NAVY

    Introducing the Naval Estimates in the House of Commons to-day, the First Lord of the Admiralty (Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell) pointed out ...

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  4. WORKS BILL

    Almost imperceptibly, dissension has arisen in Congress which may mark the end of President Roosevelt's close control over that body and may spell a change ...

    Article : 322 words

  5. GOODS TRAINS

    Four trains were involved in a smash at King's Langley, Hertfordshire, on the London-Midland-Scottish line, which severed the main artery ...

    Article : 185 words

  6. TRAIN SMASH

    Rolling stock, the permanent way and overhead gear were badly damaged, and North Shore line traffic was thrown into confusion ...

    Article : 525 words

  7. KING'S JUBILEE

    The Premier (Mr. B. S. B. Stevens) announced to-day that Monday, May 6, would be a public holiday in New South Wales, to mark the celebration of the ...

    Article : 515 words

  8. £531,000 GRANT

    A bill seeking a further appropriation of £531,000 for providing unemployment relief, in addition to the £1,533,750 appropriated last ...

    Article : 622 words

  9. HEAVY DAMAGE

    Descending on the little town of Tabulam, near Grafton, with remarkable suddenness, a cyclonic storm burst about 8.30 o'clock this morning. A wind of great ...

    Article : 555 words

  10. SAVE MOTHERS

    Plans for the establishment of a trust fund, with a Commonwealth grant of £50,000 as the nucleus, to finance a nation-wide campaign ...

    Article : 168 words

  11. HEALTH MINISTER

    Appealing to his critics to cooperate with the Government to make childbirth safe for the women of Australia, the Minister for Health (Mr. W. M. Hughes) ...

    Article : 450 words

  12. ALARMIST REPORTS

    Several financial writers draw attention to the recent dullness of Australian Government stocks. The "Financial News" publishes a long ...

    Article : 263 words

  13. TWO FOR 235

    West Indies made a good start in the fourth and final cricket test against England, and had lost two wickets for 235 runs at stumps. ...

    Article : 303 words

  14. GRASS FIRE

    Despite an all-night fight by 30 men, the big grass fire which broke out at Langley Downs Station, near Emerald, yesterday, is still burning. Already 1500 acres have ...

    Article : 119 words

  15. £35,000 DAMAGES

    The House of Lords to-day restored the award of £35,000 against the Austin Motor Company in the case in which it was sued by Mechanical General Inventions ...

    Article : 347 words

  16. TO BE DEFERRED

    Queensland will celebrate Labour Day throughout the State on May 6, despite the Commonwealth's decision to hold a national celebration for the King's ...

    Article : 55 words

  17. LUBRA KILLED

    A fall of stone in a mine 170 miles from Alice Springs yesterday, resulted in a lubra, named Diana, being killed. Her body was completely covered by the ...

    Article : 116 words

  18. FIGHT FOR LIFE

    Seven passengers in a van which fell into the raging torrent of the flooded Jackson's Creek, in the Auckland district, had to fight for their lives. ...

    Article : 141 words

  19. THE GRANITES

    Mr. N. J. O. Makin to-day moved the adjournment of the House of Representatives to protest against the proposal to recruit 50 youths for mining operations ...

    Article : 398 words

  20. STATE ELECTION

    The last session of the present State Parliament will close towards the end of the month. No more than a dozen bills remain to ...

    Article : 141 words

  21. BRITISH AUTHOR

    Mr. Evelyn John Strachey, the British author, appeared before immigration officials to-day to answer deportation charges, but the formal hearing was postponed ...

    Article : 167 words

  22. SECRET MARRIAGE

    The hearing began in the Equity Court this afternoon of an unusual suit under the Testator's Family Maintenance Act, in which Lydia Elizabeth Northey, of ...

    Article : 376 words

  23. NOT WANTED

    State action to prevent the Commonwealth from going ahead with the construction of the Red Hills—Port Augusta railway was decided upon by Cabinet ...

    Article : 175 words

  24. AIR MAIL SERVICE

    Passengers will be carried for the first time on the England-Australia air mail service on April 17. Making this announcement to-day the ...

    Article : 229 words

  25. MR. R. A. EDEN

    Arrangements have now been completed for the visit of the Lord Privy Seal (Mr. R. A. Eden) to Moscow. At the conclusion of the talks which the Secretary ...

    Article : 172 words

  26. NORWEGIAN'S DISCOVERY

    The discovery of new land in the Antarctic, as reported by the master of the Norwegian oil tanker, Thorshavn, and named Ingrid Chrustensen's Land, already ...

    Article : 155 words

  27. "MOMENTOUS EVENT"

    The agreement for the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway must be considered as the solution of one of the most important Far Eastern problems, and the ...

    Article : 101 words

  28. BOY INJURED

    Don Tarran, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tarran, of Dungog, was crossing a laneway in Dowling-street Dungog, when a horse galloped out and knocked him down. ...

    Article : 88 words

  29. NEW GULL MONOPLANE

    The Australian aeroplane designer, Captain Edgar Percival, prettily demonstrated at Gravesend the 1935 version of his Gull three-seater monoplane. It has a ...

    Article : 76 words
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