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  3. It will be Empire's finest ceremony Queen's crowning in June, 1953

    QUEEN ELIZABETH will be crowned in London early in June, 1953 — barring unforeseen developments. Buckingham Palace has fixed the date for the Coronation and will ...

    Article : 273 words

  4. BABIES DIEB AS PARENTS DRANK

    A YOUNG couple who were out drinking while their three children suffocated in a locked room at home, told Mr. Burke, S.M., coroner, yesterday, they had left their family ...

    Article : 605 words

  5. "It's the last one, ladies"

    Women scrambled at Victoria Market yesterday for their meat for the long weekend. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 178 words

  6. He's a FISH tamer

    A MAN in New Zealand has his own pet shoal of cod and 20lb. snapper. ...

    Article : 142 words

  7. Egg 'war' is next idea in Ballarat

    MRS. LUCILLE QUINLAN, leader of the Ballarat protest against pasteurised milk, may extend her campaign to take in the activities of the Egg Board. ...

    Article : 203 words

  8. They walked out of it

    A MELBOURNE driver ond his wife walked almost unhurt out of a semi-trailer crash that uprooted a big tree near Woollongong today. ...

    Article : 152 words

  9. L.C.P. to attack Menzies' cuts

    THE Menzies-Fadden Government will face heavy criticism from its own Party members over import restrictions when Parliament meets on May 6. ...

    Article : 229 words

  10. Bigamist gaoled on 8 charges

    A man was sentenced to 4½ years' gaol during a 20minute appearance in the Criminal Court yesterday. ...

    Article : 88 words

  11. Students' English incoherent

    Many students who sought to enter Sydney University could not write or understand coherent English, Professor ...

    Article : 109 words

  12. She's on his side

    "I'm a one-maneyed Carlton barracker, "Betty Harper, 18, said yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 51 words

  13. "Let tribunal fix profits"

    PRIVATE companies "and other employing organisations" should have their profits and dividends determined at a public examination of their affairs, Mr. E. J. Ward, ...

    Article : 138 words

  14. They broke the law by going to races

    TWO St. Kilda men were fined £3 each yesterday because they went to the races. They broke a law which prohibits persons ...

    Article : 107 words

  15. Advertising

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    Advertising : 150 words

  16. ACTRESS TO WED

    Shelley Winters, the blonde film star, said yesterday that she probably would be married to an Italian actor, ...

    Article : 47 words

  17. Man who wouldn't bail son, gets pat

    MR. JUSTICE MARTIN yesterday congratulated a man in the Criminal Court for having refused to bail his son out of gaol. "It's a pity more ...

    Article : 173 words

  18. THE 'WATTLE' CLOSES

    The well-known Wattle Cafe in Little Collins st. has closed after 30 years. The premises will be used ...

    Article : 40 words

  19. Snake venom is export

    Snake venom is one of the articles exported to Poland from India under the Indo-Polish trade agreement, ...

    Article : 29 words

  20. MUNITIONS CHIEF

    Mr. R. H. Doyle, Assistant Controller-General of Munitions, has been appointed Controller-General following ...

    Article : 25 words

  21. RIP KIRBY

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    Article : 2 words
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