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  2. Sir Isaac Isaacs Dies

    MELBOURNE, Wed. —Sir Isaac Isaacs, first Australian-born Governor-General, died in his sleep at his home in Marne St., South Yarra, at 3 am today, aged 92. He will be accorded a State funeral on Friday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. BIGGER GRANTS FROM PETROL TAX SOUGHT

    MELBOURNE, Wed. — At the meeting of the Australian Transport Advisory Council which began in Melbourne to-day, the Tasmanian Minister for Transport (Mr Howroyd) pressed strongly for additional Commonwealth assistance to ...

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  4. CLUE TO MISSING YACHT

    SYDNEY, Wed.—A yacht which looked like Rangi was seen from the air today about 25 miles south-east of ...

    Article : 182 words
  5. THREAT TO PORT REMOVED

    MELBOURNE, Wed.— A threat of serious congestion of shipping in the port of Melbourne has been removed by a ...

    Article : 97 words
  6. Lunatics Escape During Strike

    PERTH, Wed. — Police have recaptured five of six mental patients, some of them violent, who escaped from Claremont ...

    Article : 97 words
  7. Leaves 5,000,000 Dol. To University

    NEW YORK, Wed. (A.A.P.).— Thomas Lamont, financier, who died on February 2, willed 10,000,000 dol. to educational and charitable ...

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  8. STATE TO HIRE OUT MACHINERY

    The Government is to place in operation a scheme to hire bulldozers and other machinery to farmers for the clearing of land, ...

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  9. COUNSEL CLAIMS BANKING POWERS INSUFFICIENT FOR ACQUISITION

    MELBOURNE, Wed.—The existence of a constitutional power to make laws regarding banking could not be taken as permitting the making of laws for the purchase or acquisition of shares in another bank, Mr Borwick, K.C., argued in the High Court today when the banking case was continued. ...

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  10. Father On Charge Of Murder

    ADELAIDE, Wed.—Roy Selway (33), was charged in Adelaide Police Court today with the murder of his daughter, Sandra Selway (2), at ...

    Article : 92 words
  11. Ship Taking 5,000 Tons Of Food Parcels

    MELBOURNE, Wed.—More than 5,000 tons of food parcels will be carried to Britain by the 24,000-ton liner Orion, which leaves Melbourne ...

    Article : 49 words
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  13. VIOLENT CLASHES IN JERUSALEM

    JERUSALEM, Wed.—The city's biggest series of ArabJew clashes flared up this morning and continued for some hours. FIGHTING began when snipers ...

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  14. BARRACOUTA SPEARED WITH PITCHFORK

    USING flounder spears, pitchforks, and pieces of iron and wood, about 40 people on Saturday night standing in a few inches of water at Howrah threw up to 12 barracouta each on the beach. ...

    Article : 205 words
  15. "Mental Hospitals Like Gaols"

    MELBOURNE, Wed. — Many Victorian mental hospitals are still too much like gaols, according to the report of the Mental Hospitals ...

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  16. SHIP BATTERED; TWO MEN LOST

    LONDON, Wed. —Battered after an eight-day Atlantic storm in which giant waves swept the chief officer and a ...

    Article : 226 words
  17. Bush Fire Hazard Increasing

    THE bush fire hazard in Tasmania is moderate to high, and increasing, said a warning issued by the Hobart Weather ...

    Article : 41 words
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