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"STRONG LEADERSHIP OF PEOPLE" Soviet policy aimed at war—Sharpley
A CHANGE in economic conditions need not necessarily produce a proletarian revolution, Cecil Herbert Sharpley told the Royal Commission on Communism yesterday. Establishment of a strong ...
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SOVIET HOUSE OUT OF BOUNDS TO RSL
Members of the RSL associated with Australia-Soviet House are directed to leave it within four weeks by a ...
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OBITUARY Mr S. H. Reid
Mr Squire Horace Reid, president of the VFA, and former Labour MLA, died early yesterday at his home in Arawatta ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Manunda is the first Australian merchant vessel to be fitted with radar. The new equipment was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"Compulsory training now!"
Immediate introduction of compulsory military training was urged by the RSL conference yesterday. ...
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"TREATMENT" PLEA FOR ALCOHOLICS
Alcohol, when abused, was the most effective single cause of unhappiness in the world. ...
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Milk prices disappoint producers
Milk producers did not think they received proper consideration in this week's decision on milk prices, Mr L. L. Webster, ...
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MINISTER WILL VISIT ZOO
Mr Leggatt, Chief Secretary, will visit the Melbourne Zoo on Wednesday to discuss with officials proposed £10,000 ...
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MR KAISER MISSING Pickets didn't turn up!
The young Australian scientist Thomas Kaiser, who took part in a Communist demonstration outside Australia House ...
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MR A. BALSILLIE
Mr Andrew Balsillie, of Bendigo, died in Melbourne on Tuesday. Mr Balsillie spent all his life ...
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Mr Fadden's forecasts "humorous"
BRISBANE: Mr Fadden's forecasts of Mr Chifley's policy speech, and his post-election actions, were fanciful and ...
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NO NAZI AT BONEGILLA CAMP Only propaganda, says Mr Calwell
AN allegation that a Nazi immigrant at Bonegilla camp wore his war decorations was Communist propaganda, Mr Calwell, Immigration Minister, told the RSL ...
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1,700 DP MIGRANTS ARRIVE
The Norwegian motorship Skaugum, formerly a luxury liner on the Atlantic run, arrived yesterday with the largest ...
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Prescription not refused in NT
CANBERRA, Fri: Federal Health authorities today denied that Darwin hospital authorities had refused to dispense a prescription by Dr Webster, a private practitioner. ...
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TAA's RECORD AIR LIFT
In the five weeks to July 26, Trans-Australia Airlines carried 1,062,0671b of ordinary mail throughout Australia, in ...
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CIGARETTES STOLEN
Cigarettes valued at £60 and £20 in cash were stolen from the confectionery shop of John David Dennis, of Dundas st, ...
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INQUIRY ON BALLOT RIGGING BEGUN
SYDNEY, Fri: An inquiry into allegations of irregularity in recent ballots for officials in two trade unions was begun late today by Mr J. C. Welbourn, deputy industrial registrar. ...
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BRIGADE PILGRIMAGE
The 2nd Brigade Field Artillery Association will hold its annual pilgrimage to the Shrine tomorrow. Members will meet ...
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