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BAN TO BE ENFORCED
THE Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) said today that the Federal Government would police the observance of its ban on holidays, and would punish those who disregarded their obligation. ...
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WAGES TO BE PAID
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Federal Government has accepted and will implement at once a series of recommendations from the Acting ...
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DISTINGUISHED GROUP IN LONDON
The King and Queen recently entertained members of the Royal Families and heads of the Governments of the Allied countries now in London, at Buckingham Palace. The picture shows the Queen chatting to Dr. Benes, President of Czechoslovakia. Also in the group are the King, Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, Madame Benes, King Peter of Yugoslavia, King Haakon of Norway, and M. Raczkiewicz, President ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Family Notices
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SUBMARINES SCORE
LONDON, Wednescday. — An Admiralty communique states that six more enemy transports or supply ships have been accounted for by ...
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Family Notices
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ATTACKED BY SUBMARINES
SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday.—Two American tankers, the Montebello and Larry Doheny, were shelled by an enemy submarine off Estero Bay. ...
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AUDACIOUS ESCAPE
Cyril Estcourt, alias Robert Estcuorl (26), a convicted murderer, who has been detained at Lachlan Park Hospital, New Norfolk, made a daring escape from the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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REWARDED FOR BRAVERY
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—For acts of great bravery at Tobruk, two New South Wales A.I.F. engineers have been awarded the George Medal by the King, ...
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Advertising
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CHRISTMAS HOSPITAL VISITS
A representative of the Hobart subbranch of the Returned Sailors. Soldiers, and Airmen's League and representatives of the A.I.F. Club, yesterday paid ...
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IN SEVEN ACTIONS
How one of the Royal Navy's latest destroyers, manned almost' entirely by Australians, scored a "kill" on her first voyage, when a German bomber was shot down, was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DECORATIONS FOR AIRMEN
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Award of decorations to three Australian airmen serving overseas was announced tonight by the Minister for Air (Mr. Drakeford). ...
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DONATIONS TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS
Latest donations to patriotic funds are: Red Cross-Southern: Acknowledged, £57,971/16/4; Earl St. Sewing Circle. £60; Red Cross shop (1914-8 V.A.Ds. £20, ...
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West Coast
There will be no suspension of the Lyell cricket roster during the Christmas and New Year. On Saturday City and Gormanston will meet at Gormanston and Mechanics and ...
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SMALL FRUITS
The Minister for Transport (Mr. Brooker) stated yesterday that Cr. W. B. Edwards, of Woodbridge, had interviewed him on behalf of small fruit growers in the Channel ...
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TORPEDO BOAT SAVED
LONDON, Wednesday.—During an attack by six German E-boats on three Allied motor torpedo boats, two British and one Norwegian, in the Channel ...
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Novel Move To Aid War Funds
CANBERRA. Wednesday.—Mrs. Walter Garnett wife of a member of the British High Commissioner's staff, has begun a novel war movement at ...
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AUSTRALIA'S DANGER
A warning of the danger facing Australia was given yesterday by the Premier (Mr. Cosgrove), when he addressed heads of Government departments at a Christmas ...
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Queenstown Club To Race
As the Strahan Trotting Club abandoned its meet at Strahan tomorrow, the Queenstown Club has decided to race ot Queenstown on that day. and an attractive ...
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Advertising
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GAS WORKERS GRANTED WAR LOADING
MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — In the Arbitration Court today Chief Judge Piper granted a war loading of 4/ a week to gas workers in New South Wales ...
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WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—For the seven days ended today, sales of war savings certificates totalled £375,045. compared with £220,000 for the corresponding period of 1940. Sales ...
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HEAVY MAILS
Posting was heavy during the Christmas season, but was spread over a longer period than in former years, said the superintendent of mails (Mr. S. E. Deegan) at Hobart ...
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HOBART FIRM'S GENEROSITY
The Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) stated yesterday that early in the week he had received two cheques from Casiinaty Bros.—one for £185 as a contribution to the children's milk ...
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TO KEEP FIT
Have you ever thought what ill-health costs? Firstly, the loss of earningsthen the inability to maintain a good position—lastly, the handicap which ...
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BUTLERS GORGE SCHEME
Reports that it was intended to postpone the completion of the Butlers Gorge hydroelectric scheme were denied by the Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) yesterday. ...
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National Broadcast By Mr. Curtin
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Christmas message, to the people of Australia by the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) will be broadcast over national and ...
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Typist's Success In Examination
Miss Joan Lazenby, of Hobart, aged 16 years, has been awarded first place in the Commonwealth typists' examination, with an average of 95 per cent. Miss Lazenby ...
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