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ARRESTED ENGLISHMEN
Espionage, bribery, and sabotage of electrical plants are the charges to be preferred by the Soviet of Russia against, the six British ...
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TARIFF REVISION
Comments of the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) on a speech by the Attorney-General (Mr. H. S. Baker) at Sorell recently on the tariff were ...
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REFUGEE JEWS
A committee, financed by British Jewry, is inquiring into hundreds of cases of German Jews who have fled to England. It has come to ...
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WAGE REDUCTIONS
While admitting that in some sections of industry the emergency reduction of 10 per cent. in wages had had no effect on costs, and that a restoration of wages would have no effect either, Chief Judge Dethridge said in the Arbitration Court ...
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FLOODS IN N.S.W.
Thousands of pounds' worth of damage to farms and market gardens has been done by the worst floods in the Windsor, district for ...
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LOSS OF THE AKRON
A sudden and very sharp gust of wind, more severe than any that he had ever experienced, was the reason given by Lieut.-Commander Wiley, ...
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WORLD ECONOMICS
Happy over the acceptance by the British Prime Minister (Mr. MacDonald) of the invitation to come to Washington, President ...
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UNEMPLOYMENT
Statistics relating to unemployment for the first quarter of 1933 and preceding quarters have been made available by the Commonwealth Statistician (Mr. ...
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CANCER TREATMENT
Recommendations of the recent Cancer Conference held in Canberra were adopted to-day by the Federal Cabinet, in order that radium ...
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PEAGE FOR EUROPE
The Prime Minister (M. Daladier), speaking in the Chamber of Deputies to-day, defined France's attitude towards the scheme drawn up by the Prime ...
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BUTTER GLUT
Australian and New Zealand butter importers have appointed a deputation to the Minister for Agriculture (Major W. E. ...
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WORLD VALUES OF THE AUSTRALIAN £
The fluctuations in the value of the Australian £1 in the world's money markets are shown in the following table in terms of shillings and pence at gold parity; that is to say, with line gold at 84s. 11½d. an ounce. The values for London are based on the prices quoted there ...
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AUSTRALIAN PRIMACY
With the vacancy in the See of Sydney filled by the election of Bishop Mowll, of West China, churchmen are directing their attention to the vacant ...
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GRIM TRAGEDY
A grim tragedy, the outcome of unemployment and poverty, has been revealed in the jungle close to the town of Villupurum, near the sacred ...
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AIR CONVENTION
It was reported yesterday that a telegram was received by the Air Convention from Mr. S. J. Moir, president of the Aero Club of New South Wales, ...
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BRITISH INDUSTRY
An important step to rehabilitate British industry is foreshadowed in the announcement of details of a scheme embracing £200,000,000 to rationalise ...
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30-HOUR WEEK
The Senate to-day passed and sent to the House of Representatives Senator Black's bill providing for 30-hour week for industry in the United States. ...
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RADIO BEACONS
Radio beacons—lighthouses controlled by wireless which are in use in many parts of the world—will, it is hoped, be installed on the Australian coast in the ...
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MIDNIGHT JUBILEE
Nineteen States and the district of Columbia go off the "near beer standard" at 12.1 a.m. to-morrow, when the sale of beer of an alcoholic strength of ...
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S. AFRICAN POLITICS
The political situation in South Africa has been further complicated by Mr. Tielman Roos announcing the formation of a new party to be called the United ...
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SCIENCE INQUIRIES
Arrangements have been made for the visit to Tasmania of Sir Herbert Gepp and Dr. F. L. Stillwell, of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, ...
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SNAKE BITES WOMAN
Mrs. Nell McPherson, of Fitzgerald, had an unpleasant experience at Fitzgerald on Wednesday, when she was bitten on the right ankle by a snake. Mrs. ...
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STUDENTS' STRIKE
Thousands of High School students, continuing what their teachers called a touch of spring fever, walked out and defied police squads to-day. They left ...
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FALL FROM TRAIN
Mr. Kenneth Ross (38), of Middle Park, who had been acting postmaster at Dandenong, died in the Melbourne Hospital this afternoon. He was found ...
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