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  2. Still Keen on Cricket at 102

    CRICKET still casts its fascinating spell over Mr. Henry Heard, of Elizabeth-street, East Brighton, who will turn 102 on Monday. Mr. Heard has listened to every Test broadcast. Born in England in 1849, he came to Australia in 1879. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. PUBLIC CAN HELP IN POWER CRISIS

    "Full co-operation by the public should avoid the present emergency power cuts except on an occasional day when the weather is abnormally cold and dull." This was stated last night by the chairman of the State ...

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  4. Fascination of Model Train

    THIS FANTASTIC MECHANICAL WONDER is a replica of one of cartoonist Emmett's famous trains in London "Punch." Built by Mr. K. Bald, of Caulfield, it intrigued eight-year-old Nigel Tait, of Malvern, when he inspected it at the Literature Book Shop in Collins-street yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. No Chance of Breaking State Pact

    The State Government will honor "to the full" arrangements with the Labor party, and will not consider any ...

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  6. Mercy Flight to Antarctic

    SYDNEY, Friday.--The crew of a R.A.A.F. Catalina flying boat was standing by at Rathmines R.A.A.F. station tonight ...

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  7. GOVERNMENT'S DENTAL PLANS

    Instructions to expedite the construction of a new dental hospital and college in Melbourne were given to the Health department yesterday by the Premier (Mr. McDonald). Orders will also be placed for up-to-date dental equipment ...

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  8. Amazing Wharf Scenes

    Spontaneous jeering and cries of "Down with the Reds" from passengers in the Esperance Bay farwelled two woman World "Peace" Conference delegates as they left the ship at Victoria Dock last night. ...

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  9. 'No Ground for Volcano Probe'

    SYDNEY, Friday.--The Minister for External Territories (Mr. Spender) said today he saw no ground for a ...

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  10. Milk May be Even Dearer

    The Milk Board may soon have to consider adjusting the price of milk because the recent hot weather has ...

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  11. Sturt Whaleboat Carried a Secret

    MORGAN, Friday.--One of the Sturt whaleboat rowers, Lieut. Roy, Pugh, of Hartwell, Melbourne, left the boat at ...

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  12. Ex-MP.'s Libel Claim Hearing

    A claim by John James Dedman; former M.P. and Minister for Post-War Reconstruction, for £10,000 camages for ...

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  13. Father Given Six Years for Wounding

    SYDNEY, Friday.--Judge Holt, in quarter sessions today, sentenced Arthur Hart Chatten, 35 of ...

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  14. Misadventure in Mother's Death

    Giving a finding of misadventure at the inquest yesterday on the death of the mother of 10 children killed by ...

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  15. A. L. P. Groups Plan to Resist Reds

    SYDNEY, Friday.--A mass meeting of Labor party industrial groups in the trades hall tonight condemned the Federal Government for haying failed to take positive ...

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  16. Mr. Menzies at Colombo

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) arrived here by air today on his way home from the London Commonwealth ...

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  17. A.L.P. PRESELECTION

    The A.L.P. Central Executive last night banned persons who joined Montague branch after 1947 from voting in today's preselection ballot for the Federal seat of ...

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    LETTUCES arc rapidly entering the class of luxury food items. In Melbourne yesterday they sold to 3 each. Here a city fruiterer prepares his lettuces priced at 2. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. Salvage Offer to Raise Ketch

    A salvage company's offer to raise the 300-ton auxiliary ketch, Merilyn, from the bed of the Yarra is expected to be ...

    Article : 109 words
  20. Universal Braille System Wanted

    BALLARAT, Friday.--The suggestion for a universal world system of Braille writing was, supported today by ...

    Article : 80 words
  21. Our Jubilee Train Lacked Publicity

    QUEENSCLIFF, Friday.--Victoria's Centenary jubilee train proved itself yesterday at Werribee and has done so again today at Queenscliff. ...

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  24. Coolest Day for Over Fortnight

    Melbourne had its coolest day for more than a fortnight yesterday, when the maximum temperature was only 70.5 degrees--7.6 deg. below normal. ...

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  25. Union Warning on Disruption

    HOBART, Friday.--The Tasmanian branch of the Federated Clerks' Union has condemned as sinister the ...

    Article : 159 words
  26. Radio Search for Race Yacht

    WELLINGTON, Feb. 2 (A.A.P.).--Almost the entire radio resources of New Zealand are to be utilised in an ...

    Article : 86 words
  27. Bendigo Firemen Busy These Days!

    BENDIGO, Friday.--Golden Square firemen are much-travelled men these days. Recently they competed at ...

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  28. Diesel Rail Car for Wonthaggi

    A modern 153 horse power diesel rail car will be put into service between Wonthaggi and Melbourne on February ...

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