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  4. Rocket-Testing Site In Central Australia

    The construction of an £8-million sterling rocket testing range in the Central Australian Desert is to begin immediately, states the Daily Express. It is hoped to complete the range within three years. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. AIR PILOT SENTENCED TO DEATH

    Former R.A.F. pilot, Neville George Heath, who admitted to the murder of two women in revolting circumstances, was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 364 words
  6. Germany Working For Russia

    Investigation into the organisation of industry, in the Russian zone in Germany, shows that, apart from food, 70 per cent of ...

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  7. THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

    He is the best of all leaders who can acknowledge and adopt a good suggestion. ...

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  8. Fighting In Greece

    It can be staled that is not intended to immediately withdraw all British forces from Greece, says the Times' diplomatic correspondent. ...

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  9. GOERING DISLIKES HANGING

    Goering told his [?]wyer that if he were sentenced to be hanged, he would appeal to the Allied Council for death before a firing, squad. ...

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  10. Senator Collings On Full Employment

    Although its own transition from war to peace had been smooth the Australian Government felt that the battle for maintaining full employment had ...

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  11. DEATHS IN RAILWAY DISASTER

    Four persons were reported killed, and between fifty and seventy-five injured, when a locomotive and five [?]ars of a Union Pacific passenger train ...

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  12. THE BRITISH SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY

    Britain today is building more than half the ships under construction in the whole world. At the end of March, 1946, her yards had in hand 1.676.104 tons, the rest of the world 1,580,823 tons. The U.S.A. the country next in volume was building 587,278 tons. Thus British yards ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. VOTING COMPULSORY

    To-morrow, more than 4,700,000 electors will be required to vote in the Commonwealth Elections, polling hours of which are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ...

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  14. Fete Postponed

    Owing to the date clashing with the Primary School Carnival, the Presbyterian Fete advertised for October 11 has been postponed. The new data will ...

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  15. KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH

    Three soldiers were killed and twelve injured when a military truck in which they were travelling got out of control and crashed into a tree at ...

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  16. Party Leaders Make Final Statements

    Final statements on the elections were made to-day by leaders of the three major parties. MR. CHIFLEY ...

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  17. TWO COAL MINES IDLE

    Northern coal production this week has been the bent for several months. Only one northern mine is idle to-day and only one in the south is out. ...

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  18. CRICKET BARRACKING

    Declaring that Australia's cricket legislators blundered In raisins the barracking issue before the English players hit a run, the Daily Mails's sports ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. CHARGED WITH THEFT

    When a young man was taken to Police Headquarters and charged with having stolen goods valued at £1,000, police found a valuable diamond ring in ...

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  20. STRIKE AT HOLLYWOOD

    For the second time, in less than three months, a strike broke out, suspending productions involving over fifty million dollars at seven of ten ...

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  21. CRITICISM GROWING IN RUSSIA

    Reviewing the progress of the five-year plan, the newspaper Izvestia reveals the failure of the Russian, machine tool industry to attain July quotas ...

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  22. Egypt Wants Sovereignty Over Sudan

    According to the American Associated Press correspondent, in Alexandria, the Egyptian reply, rejecting the British proposals for a revision of the 1936 ...

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  23. POLICE PAY INCREASE

    When the Police Association claimed a pay increase before the Conciliation Commission to-day, Mr. F. Landon, for the Association, said that in ...

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  24. TRIBAL FIGHTING IN PERSIA

    Fighting between tribesmen and Government forces ceased when the mission from Premier Sultaneh, arrived at Shiraz and opened negotiations ...

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  25. ITALY'S REPARATIONS BILL

    The great powers would be responsible if their decisions weakened Italy's development towards democracy, said Premier Dc Gasperi, in a speech to the ...

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  26. REGULATIONS MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS

    "Blaming the Constitution, and referring amendments to the people, are simply a form of escapism on the part of Governments who wish to distract attention from their own sins of omission and commission," said the Deputy Leader ...

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  27. PROMP RESPONSE TO CLOTHING APPEAL

    U.N.R.R.A. has answered its first call for clothing from Australian Territory, it was revealed to-day. The call mode from Melbourne to clothe 800 Chinese ...

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  28. EAST INDIAN FAMINE

    A serious famine is reported among the two and a half million inhabitants of Madora Island, with thousands dying. ...

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  29. British Occupation Troops Feel Shabby

    Five members of the british House of Commons, after a tour of the British Commonwealth Occupation areas, cabled Prime Minister Attlee ...

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  30. SPEEDING UP AT PARIS CONFERENCE

    The plenary session of the Paris Conference adopted, without discussion, the Big Four's acceleration proposals providing October 5 as the deadline for ...

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  31. Last Minute Electioneering

    With last minute appeals, made by party leaders before to-morrow's Federal Elections, to-day was spent by most candidates rounding off electoral ...

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  32. VON NIDA IN QUARTER-FINALS

    Norman von Nida has entered the quarter finals of the News of the World £2000 golf tournament, ill which he meets Dick Burton today. ...

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  33. Atomic Energy Control Awaits Russian Approval

    LAKE SUCCESS, NEW YORK, Friday—Tbe scientific and technical committee of the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission, in a closed session ...

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  34. Australian Tennis Doubles Defeated In U.S.A.

    Frenchmen Petra and Destremeau defeated the Australians. Harry Hopman and Matman, 6/4, 6/0, in the third round of the men's doubles in the ...

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  35. Skymaster Air Liners For Australia

    The Douglas Skymaster, "John Ayre," purchased for trans-Australia Airlines, is scheduled to take off for Melbourne at 9 a.m. to-morrow. ...

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  36. Personal

    Mr. A. Ison suffered a stroke yesterday morning and is a patient in Dubbo Base Hospital. Suzanne Lesley is the name chosen ...

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  37. BULLI MURDER

    Mervyn Garvie (39), labourer, was remanded to October 11 when he appeared 111 Central Court to-day on a charge of having murdered Cecil John ...

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