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  4. MINERS' HUGE STRIKE VOTE: INDUSTRY WILL BE CRIPPLED

    AUSTRALIAN industry will be completely tied up as the result of the decision yesterday by mining workers to stage a general strike on June 27. Only about one third of unionists voted on the strike motion, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Medicine law modified

    If a patient asks a doctor not to prescribe formulary drugs, medicines, and appliances ...

    Article : 109 words

  6. IMPALED ON CAR MASCOT

    An unidentified man was killed instantly last night when he was impaled on the sharp-pointed, metal ...

    Article : 104 words

  7. Tea-time blackout at Glen Iris

    About 1,000 homes in the Glen Iris-Carnegie district were blacked out for 23 minutes at tea-time ...

    Article : 79 words

  8. "DONT FORGET THE MINERS"

    "We have a responsibility to the community, but we don't forget that the community and the ...

    Article : 106 words

  9. ATTEMPTS AT SETTLEMENT

    The Federal Government is endeavouring to effect a settlement, but the terms on which these ...

    Article : 91 words

  10. Block-outs at Canberra

    : Parts of Canberra were without electricity for periods to-day to conserve coal ...

    Article : 60 words

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  12. "PREPARED TO SETTLE IT"

    The Miners' Central Council would issue further instructions on or before June 27, and if a strike ...

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  13. SCHEME TO ROOF RAILWAY YARDS

    ROOFING of Flinders street railway yards is one of the comparatively early railway development programmes announced by Mr Hollway in his State-wide broadcast on ...

    Article : 216 words

  14. GAS RATIONING IN SYDNEY

    Gas rationing will begin in Sydney at 1.30pm today. Introduction of rationing in Victoria has not yet been ...

    Article : 120 words

  15. Hints of still higher postal charges

    Senator Cameron, PMG, today supported Mr Calwell's hint that if costs continue to rise, postal charges ...

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  16. SEVERE NSW RAIL CUTS

    Mr K. A. Cameron, chairman of the Joint Coal Board, said today that rationing of coal ...

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    DONALD WEEKES, Melbourne violinist, winner of the final of the ABC Commonwealth concerto ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. 500 MPH PLANES OVER CITY TODAY

    Weather permitting, three Vampire jet fighters will fly over Melbourne at 500 mph at lunch time today. ...

    Article : 67 words

  19. FELL 100FT FROM HOOK OF CRANE

    A dogman was killed instantly today when he fell 100ft from the hook of a crane as he was being hoisted ...

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  20. PREHISTORIC STEAKS ON VIEW

    MAMMOTH meat, which has been frozen for at least 15,000 years, and possibly 400,000 years, under the Alaskan tundra, is being exhibited at the US Museum of Natural History, in a glass-fronted home freezer. The exhibits include the ...

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  21. RED INQUIRY ON MONDAY

    Mr Justice Lowe will resume the inquiry into communistic activities in Victoria in No 1 High Court at 10.30am next ...

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