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ITALIANS ON RUN.
Having broken the Insurgent advance on Madrid from the Notherwest on the Guadalajara front the Spanish loyalist troops are pushing ...
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DEVELOPING SECONDARY INDUSTRIES.
CANBERRA, Monday.--Far-reaching plans for the development of Australian secondary industries, involving the provision of a national standards laboratory at a cost of £80,000, are contained in the report of the secondary industries ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WITH A WAVE OF THE HAND
Almost in the twinkling of an eye in a minute, to be exact the City Council yesterday approved the payment of £25.400 for the acquisition of property ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HURRYING HOME.
Cancelling a to-day air trip to interior oases owing to a blinding sand storm, Signor Mussolini boarded the cruiser Pola at Tripoli yesterday, and left ...
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NAZIS CHARGED.
In a surprise Encyclical, which arrived last night, and was hastily distributed by motor transport to enable it to be read throughout Germany to-day, the ...
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TANKS AND SHELLS.
An explanation is demanded by (the "News-Chronlile" as to why tho War Office rejected an oiler by Ransomesand Rapier, engineers, of Ipswich, to ...
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Professor W. Menzies Whitelaw, occupant of the chair of history in the McGgill University. Canada, arrived in Melourne yesterday by train from Adelaide. ...
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MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
BRISBANE, Monday.--Mystery surrounds an explosion which shook Innis fall at 12.30 this morning and seriously Injured Reginald Aston, the proprietor ...
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TAXI-CAB LEASING.
Further allegations that the taxi-cab leasing system had resulted in the "sweating" of drivers were made at yesterday's meeting of the Council of the ...
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STORMY DEBATE.
In the public lecture theatre at the University last night, one of the most exciting meetings for many years was held, when more than a thousand ...
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RIOT IN PORTO RICO.
A message received from Ponce, a town in Porto Rico, one of the islands in the West Indies, states that an attempt by the Porto Rican police to halt ...
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SCHOOL EXPLOSION.
The inquiry by a military board into the disastrous explosion at Overton High school. East Texas, in which more than 500 children and teachers were killed, ...
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WAR-TIME RAIDER.
Count von Luckner, well known during the war for his exploits in the German raider the See Adler, beginning in April, will sail his new motor ship the Sea ...
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IN CENTRAL EUROPE.
Because of his pro-Nazi sympathies the Austrian Chancellor (Dr. Schuschnigg) dismissed the Minister of Public Security (Herr Neustadter sturmer). ...
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PLAN FOR MANCHURIA.
A report from the correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Dairen, sets out that Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, president of tho South Manchurlan railway, states ...
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LATE NEWS.
The price of gold to-day was £7.24 per fine oz. which was the price or Saturday. ...
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Labor Club Attitude on Spain.
Hitler and Mussolini had not spent their lives as benefactors, giving away things, and it was a little too much to ask anyone to believe that the Interest ...
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OBITUARY.
The Tuneral or the late Mr. John H. Durant, president or Ivanhoe Golf club, whose death occurred on Saturday after a long illness, took place' at Burwood ...
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SLUM ABOLITION.
A strong criticism of the State Government's attitude towards the question of slum abolition was made at the Assembly Hall last night by Dr. R. Mailer. The ...
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MR. CASEY IN LONDON.
The Australian Federal Treasurer (Mr. Casey) was met on his arrival at Victoria station by a number of officials, inciuding the Under Secretary for the ...
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PETROL DETONATES.
Threatened with serious burns when he started to run from the building as tho lower part of his clothing became ignited while he was working in the ...
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MR. J. H. LANGDON.
After a lengthy illness Mr. Joseph H. Langdon, treasurer of Richmond Foot- ball Club, died at his residence, Rowona parade, Richmond, early yesterday. Mr. ...
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MR. CLAPP IN COLLISION.
The chairman of the Railway Commissioners (Mr. Clapp) was involved in a minor collision yesterday while travelling from Newport to the city. His ...
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LOST HABIT OF SLEEP.
Friends of Lord Nuffield are discussing the question raised by Professor John Hilton, professor of industrial relations in the University of Cambridge, whether ...
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AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT.
The Australian Coronation contingent arrived at Gibraltar by the Orient liner Oronzay. but the vessel, on account of rough weather, was forced to anchor on ...
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U.S. MOTOR INDUSTRY.
The strike position at Detroit has not Improved, and the union leader, Martin, telegraphed all the local representatives of the motor unions here, with the ...
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FUNERAL OF REV. J. V. PATTON.
The funeral of the late Rev. James V. Patton, of Christ Church, Berwick, who died at a private hospital on Sunday, left St. Hilary's Anglican Church, ...
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BY-ELECTION RESULT.
The by election for the Combined Universities seat, due to the death of Sir Reginald Craddock, resulted as follows:-- ...
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OVERTURNED CAR ON FIRE.
WANGARATTA, Monday.--When a car overturned and caught on fire near Springhurst this morning, the two occupants were Injured. Mr. John ...
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