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  2. CITY SWINGS INTO ACTION

    VICTORY celebrations and observances began in Brisbane with a number of functions yesterday and last night, when flags fluttered in the streets ...

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  3. WILL BE GUARD FOR THE DUKE

    PRECISION rehearsal in full dress by the guard of honour for the Governor-General (the Duke of Gloucester) during his Victory visit to Brisbane. The guard was inspected yesterday by Col. S. E. Samuels ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Preference And Foreign

    CANBERRA, Friday.—Two major weaknesses of Federal Government polity revealed this week will be underlined by the Opposition in Parliament later this month and are likely to become issues in the Federal elections. ...

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  5. 'Billy' Goes A-Roma-ing

    ROMA, Friday. — "I found Roma a land virtually flowing with milk end honey," wrote Mr. W. M. Hughes ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. BISHOP'S RECTORY REQUEST

    "I object to my rector having to live on the corner of a hotel veranda," the Bishop of Carpentaria (the Right Rev. S. Davies) ...

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  7. TO SPEED DIGGERS ON LAND

    MARYBOROUGH, Friday.—Not one block of land had been made available to ex-servicemen, Mr. J. A. Alexander (Toowoomba) said ...

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  8. SUITS MAY BE SCARCER

    Scarcity of suits was forecast yesterday by the sectional secretary of the Master Tailors' Institute (Mr. S. C. Trott). ...

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  9. MILDER SPELL EXPECTED

    South to south-west winds early this week-end are expected by the Weather Bureau to veer later to the south-east bringing cloud and ...

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  10. MINISTER DEFENDS STATE COAL MINE

    DURING the critical days of the war the State coal mine at Collinsville fulfilled an outstanding national need in spite of financial disabilities, said the Mines Minister (Mr. Gair) yesterday. ...

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  11. STEEL CARGO FOR BUILDING

    Some relief for Queensland's building shortage is expected when the cargo ship Murada discharges 2500 tons of Newcastle steel ...

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  12. Timetable For Monday

    "THE following is a brief time-table of the chief Victory celebrations on Monday:—10.30.—Parade leaves corner ...

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  13. MORE WIVES ON STIRLING CASTLE

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The Stirling Castle which left England on May 19, is carrying 600 wives, widows, and children of Australian ...

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  14. ARREST FOLLOWS CAR SMASH

    Gordon Moffatt. of Raceview Avenue, Ascot, was critically injured last night when a car in which he was a passenger struck ...

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  15. 2 INJURED IN BRAWL

    Two sailors were injured in a brawl at the corner of George and Alice streets last night, and were given first aid by ambulance ...

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  16. CHILD STARTS BLAZE

    GRAPTON, Friday. — Perry, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith, of Swan Creek, near Grafton, when "playing fires," set ...

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  17. FRENCH ARRIVE FOR BIG MARCH

    Picture shows Madame Pannetier with most decorated member of the party, Jean Roquemaure. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. DIGGER TRAINING LAG GIVES R.S.L. CONCERN

    MARYBOROUGH, Friday.—The Returned Soldiers' League State Congress to-night passed a resolution viewing with great concern the delay in training eligible ex-service personnel. A motion was carried urging ...

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  19. LACK OF STEEL BRAKE ON CAR PRODUCTION

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Full production of motor cars in Australia will be impossible unless a severe shortage of sheet steel for body building can be overcome, according to Sydney steel industry authorities. ...

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  20. COMPLAINT OF WEAK GAS

    Weakened gas pressures were seriously inconveniencing many Sherwood residents, Mr. W. Pork, of Chancellor Street, Sherwood, said last night. ...

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  21. SHIP ON REEF OFF TO-DAY?

    CAIRNS, Friday. — The A.V. class vessel Emerald, owned by Burns, Philp, and Co., which went on a reef off Green Island ...

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  22. NEW STEAMER FOR TRADE ON COAST

    John Burke, Ltd., as managing agents on behalf of the Commonwealth Government, have taken delivery of the new s.s. Delamere ...

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  23. Police Stop Meeting

    SYDNEY, Friday. — Waterside workers and other unionists demonstrated to-day against Dutch evacuees loading the Van Swoll at ...

    Article : 249 words
  24. Advertising

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  25. "SCHOOLBOY" AGAIN AT 68

    The oldest and proudest schoolboy in Brisbane yesterday was Mr. Arthur Westbrook, 68, of Victoria Crescent, Auchenflower. ...

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  26. Canned Herrings Due To-morrow

    Nearly 1000 cases of canned herrings from Britain are in the cargo of the Paparoa, due in Brisbane to-morrow. The cargo also includes ...

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  27. TIMBER DUTY RATE

    CANBERRA, Friday.—The rate of duty on timber held in bond in Australia was no higher than before the war, the Customs ...

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  28. NO POWER TO PUNISH, SAYS JUDGE

    "IF I had the power to punish you I would," Mr. Justice E. A. Douglas said to David John Jappe, 16, farm hand, who pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court yesterday to having attempted to commit rape. His Honour said that he ...

    Article : 316 words
  29. 850 WILL HAVE JOBS

    CANBERRA, Friday.—The Postwar Reconstruction Minister (Mr. Dedman) gave further details to-day of the Government factories ...

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