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  2. FRONTIER DEFENCES

    Simultaneously with M. Paineleve's announcement that France is expending £24,000,000 in defences on the Franco-Germa frontier, an ...

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  3. NAVAL PARITY

    Mr. William Shearer, before the Senate Committee to-day said that no member of the American delegation at Geneva in 1927 had wished ...

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  4. THE KANGAROOS

    The Australian Rugby League team to play Keighley to-morrow will comprise:-Full-back: MacMillan. ...

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  5. BRITISH AIRSHIPS

    To-morrow the huge airship R101, emerges from the chrysalis of uncertainty preparatory to making test nights at Cardington, almost two ...

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  6. RACING DISASTER

    At the moment when he was certain of winning the internanational race, Alan Szenasi, driving a Bugatti car, swerved ...

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  7. ROCKET 'PLANE

    Piloting a rocket aeroplane of his own design, Von Opel flew six miles at a height of 250 feet. ...

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  8. LABOUR CONFERENCE

    ThE first breath of fault-finding at the Labour Party conference came after Mr. Clynes (Secretary of State for Home Affairs) had parried the ...

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  9. STRANDED STEAMER

    Every effort to refloat the German-Australian steamer, Hochst, has failed. She is now lying broadside, and is firmly embedded on the ...

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  10. THE TEST TEAM.

    The Australian Rugby Test team will be chosen after the match against Keighley to-morrow, and will go to Hull on Wednesday ...

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  11. HUMAN TORCH.

    Intending to leave nothing to chance, Casaco, an accountant, who was suffering from Persecution mania, placed bottles of petrol in every ...

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  12. NEAR THE END

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Cairo correspondent says there are indications that the political crisis in connection with the Anglo-Egyptian ...

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  13. ALLEGED GERMAN SPY.

    Shearer told how his contract with shipbuilders ended abruptly, saying. "Bardo came down here and reported that Secretary Kellogg had called ...

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  14. 'MIRACLE OF POLITICS'

    "We meet in high spirits. The Labour party and the Government are doing well, but success is not spoiling us," said Mr. Herbert Morrison ...

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  15. EFFORTS TO SALVE THE [?]CHST

    The master of the disabled steamer Hochst in a radio message list night, stated that if the weather improves, a find effort to tow the vessel off ...

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  16. COAL ON FEE.

    The captain of the steamer Rhmmey, which loaded coal at Hull for Melbourne, told the court of his terrible experience when ninety ...

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  17. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

    Bishop Barnes, preaching in Birmingham Cathedral yesterday, said that modernism was faced with the two-fold task of defending and ...

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  18. AUSTRALIAN SECTION.

    Sir Granville Ryrie, Australian High Commissioner, opened the Australian section of the Newcastle exhibition. ...

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  19. HUGE DEFICIT.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Morning Post" says: "An atmosphere of crisis surrounds the reopening of the Reichstag to-day. A ...

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  20. IRISH FREE STATE.

    The Australian Press understands that the Irish Free State has definitely decided to contest the dominions' scat on the League ...

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  21. PANIC IN SCHOOL.

    In the presence of panic-stricken children, who scattered in all directions, a young assistant master shot dead a class mistress and then shot ...

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  22. RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS.

    Sir Granville Ryrie, High Commissioner for Australia, will attend a diplomatic conference in Paris on November 5. ...

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  23. PEACE OF THE WORLD.

    The annual Labour party conference at Brighton to-day sent the following message to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald on the Berengaria:— ...

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  24. PRESS COMMENT.

    The "orkshire Post," commenting on the Wakefield victory over the Kangaroos, says their main strength was tackling quickly and covering ...

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  25. AGA KHAN.

    M. Carron states that it is just as well to have the facts accurate regarding his daughter and Aga Khan. He said the Prince desired that the ...

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  26. ATLANTIC FLIGHT.

    Squadron-Loader Kingsford Smith, in a conference to-day with officials of the Wright Company, told them that the Southern Cross averaged about 32 ...

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  27. FIRM MARKET.

    At the London wool sales, 9448 bales were offered, of which 281 were from Queensland, 104 from South Australian, 69 from West Australia ...

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  28. RADIO TELEPHONY

    The round-the-world radio telephone circuit of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company was again put into service to-day. Ten people took ...

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  29. BRITISH BOYS.

    Sir Granville Ryrie, inaugurating Australia's month's occupany of the Dominions pavilion at the Newcastle exhibition, spoke at the Lord Mayor's ...

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  30. Keighley Defeated.

    The Australian League team defeated Keighley by 15 to 9 after leading 4 to 2 at ...

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  31. SOVIET CONDITION.

    In marked contrast to the state of affairs in Russia, as told by the Kent miners, is the impression of Russia given to the Swansea ...

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  32. LIKE SPEED BOAT

    The Daily Telegraph's naval correspondent discloses that Germany, in addition to having a pocket battleship, also possesses the last ...

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  33. NAVAL TALKS.

    The special correspondent of the "Daily Express" aboard the Berengaria, understands that one of the "snags" confronting Mr. MacDonald ...

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  34. PRINCESS ROYAL.

    Viscountess Lascelles, the Princess Royal, is ill. A bulletin issued from Bracmar Lodge, states: "The Princess Royal ...

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  35. EMPIRE FARMERS.

    "We are not globe-trotting, but have a definite object—to promote intercourse between the dominions," says Mr. Arthur Canham, manager of the ...

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  36. MELBA TO SING.

    "Go and tell everybody my voice is as beautiful as ever, as fresh as a young girl's," said Dame Nellie Melba, who will sing at Brighton on October ...

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  37. 'TARIFF HOLIDAY'

    The Federal Minister for the National Revenues (Mr. Euler), commenting on the move at the League of Nations Assembly for the ...

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  38. JOCKEY J. MUNRO

    Baron Von Oppenheim, whose horse Oleander is at present exciting interest throughout the whole of Germany, has engaged the Australian jockey ...

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  39. OPIUM SMUGGLING.

    The authorities of Smyrna Gaol were baffled as to how prisoners were constantly obtaining opium. They kept a watch, and discovered that the ...

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  40. WELCOMED HOME.

    The South African cricketers were given a cordial welcome on their return from England. The manager, questioned ...

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  41. ROCKET AEROPLANE

    Herr Opel, the inventor of the Rocket aeroplane, which yesterday made a successful flight of about six miles, announces that he will shortly ...

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  42. FIGHTING RAGES

    Fighting rages in Afghanistan, where Nadir Khan, Amanullah's former supporter, recently started a big effort to wrest the throne from ...

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  43. VISITING SANDRINGHAM

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, Lord of the Privy Seal, and Mrs. Thomas, have been invited to spend a few days at Sandringham with the King. They ...

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  44. KILLED IN HURRICANE.

    A wireless message from Nassau to-day stated that only six people were killed in the hurricane instead of 20 as previously reported. ...

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  45. GENERAL DAWES.

    General Dawes, the American Ambassador, will tomorrow visit Sundbury, in Norfolk, to receive the freedom of the borough. ...

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  46. THE SOVIET.

    The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur Henderson, announced an agreement with the Soviet envoy, M. Dovgalevaky, on the question of ...

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  47. WIRELESS TELEPHONY.

    Mr J. H. Watts, buying agent for Farmers' Ltd., Sydney, this morning spoke from his home at Richmond, Surrey, with the managing-director ...

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  48. BETTY NUTHALL

    At Los Angeles, Miss Betty Nut-hall won the Pacific South-west tennis title, defeating Mrs. L. A. Harper, 8-0, 7-5. ...

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  49. TEAM FOR FIRST TEST.

    The following team has been chosen to meet England in the first test match on Saturday:—Full-back: MacMillan. ...

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  50. MYSTERY CLEARED.

    The mystery surrounding the reported intention of His, Highness, the Aga Khan, to marry shortly, has been cleared up by his ...

    Article : 43 words
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