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NEW GLASS INDUSTRY IN NEWCASTLE
The development of the fine-glass industry in Newcastle by two Newcastle engineers and three Czechoslovakian glassworkers in ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LIBERALS OFFER C.P. 5 PORTFOLIOS
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Premier (Mr. Hollway) to-night offered five former Country Party Ministers portfolios in his new Cabinet. ...
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Chinese Claim Enemy Held
NANKING, Dec. 2. A.A.P.—The Nationalist forces claim to be holding the Communists on both sides of the Kwei River, north of Pengpu, thus halting the drive on Nanking, says ...
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Use Japanese To Rebuild Manus Island Naval Base
CANBERRA, Thursday.—Two hundred Japanese prisoners of war at Rabaul will be transferred to Manus Island to artist ...
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Judge Kelly For Tunnel Dispute
CANBERRA, Thursday. — Mr. Chifley and the Acting Premier of N.S.W. (Mr. Baddeley), in a joint statement to-night ...
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Holiday Bread To Be Scarce
A meeting of Newcastle and Northumberland branch of the operative Bakers' Union yesterday rejected a reserved decision ...
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Ex-Policeman Arrested; Many Charges
SYDNEY, Thursday.— A 21-year-old former policeman was arrested to-night and charged on a number of counts of malicious ...
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Commonwealth To Censor Films For State
SYDNEY, Thursday. — Censorship of films and advertising matter will be done by the Commonwealth Film Censor for the State ...
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CHURCHILL HINTS AT "DISCLOSURES"
LONDON, Dec. 2.—Mr. Churchill last night hinted that he proposed to make "sensational disclosures" about the present state of britain's defences. Mr. Churchill was attacking ...
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Policy In U.N.O. "War Not Inevitable"
CANBERRA, Thursday.— In discussions in U.N.O. Australia would reject any attempt to regard war as inevitable or agreement ...
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Pay Deduction Sought For Pit Meetings
SYDNEY, Thursday. —Coal owners' representatives applied to the Coal Industry Tribunal (Mr. Gallagher) to-day authority to ...
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Gamblers Hope For New Deal
LONDON, Dec. 2. A.A.P.—British gamblers, who last year spent £1000 million on their hobby, hope that a new system, equally fair to ...
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Militants Talk Out Move For Suspension
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—A move to suspend nine militant unions from the Trades and Labour Council for their activities in the ...
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NEW DEMAND ON "TOKYO GIRLS"
TOKYO, Dec. 2. A.A.P.-Reuter.—Fifteen Australians, including six men, one married woman and eight girls, employed by Canteens Service in the British Commonwealth Occupation Force have ...
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Australia "In Clear" On Atom Secrets
CANBERRA, Thursday. — The Minister for Defence (Mr. Dedman) said to-day that Sir Henry Tizzard, the noted British scientist, ...
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HAD TALK WITH SANTA CLAUS
Hamilton unit of the Crippled Children's Association gave children a Christmas party at Hamilton Bowling Club yesterday. Santa Claus discusses toys and wishes with Lorraine swan and Yvonne Hunter. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Men Fell 50ft. In Lifeboat
SYDNEY, Thursday.—A lifeboat containing two men crashed 50 feet down the side of the liner Asturias into the water to-day. ...
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Opposition Cheered Amendment
CANBERRA, Thursday.—The Opposition cheered in the House of Representatives to-day when the Minister for Immigration (Mr. ...
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Railways Need More Coal
SYDNEY. Thursday.—The rail-ways required more coal than they were receiving to carry them over the Christmas and New Year ...
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