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  3. FADDEN ATTACKS GOVT. ON

    BRISBANE families were living to-day in tents and disused fowl-houses, the Federal Country Party Leader (Mr. Fadden) said last night in an attack on the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Seventeen A.N.A. Pilots

    SEVENTEEN Queensland pilots of Australian National Airways, some of them decorated ex-servicemen, have received notices of dismissal. ...

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  5. DUKE HERE BY PLANE

    THE Governor-General (the Duke of Gloucester) being greeted by the Lieut.-Governor (Mr. F. Cooper) at Eagle Farm aerodrome last evening when he arrived by air to take the salute at take the solute at Brisbane's Victory March ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 72 words

  6. IN AGAIN, OUT AGAIN

    EIGHTY Sandgate ex-servicemen yesterday went to the assistance of another ex-serviceman's family whose belongings had been removed from their flat by the landlady during the family's absence. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 422 words

  7. BISHOP'S MESSAGE TOCHIFLEY

    TOWNSVILLE, Sunday.—The Bishop of Carpentaria (the Right Rev. S. Davies) ro-day sent the following telegram to the Prime ...

    Article : 261 words

  8. U.S. PACT HELP FOR BUILDING

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Signing of the agreement in Washington by Australia for the final settlement of lend-lease will enable a great ...

    Article : 210 words

  9. DRY SPELL HITS WHOLE OF STATE

    QUEENSLAND has been in a process of "dehydration" for the last few weeks. Last week, not a point of rain fell in the State and the ...

    Article : 240 words

  10. SHE ENJOYS SHOPS HERE

    MRS. S. A. DEACON, wife of the British Trade Commissioner in Queensland, who has just arrived from England ...

    Article : 125 words

  11. AIRMAN HELD FOR 111 DAYS IS SENTENCED

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—AC1 M. A. Jones, 19, has been sentenced to 28 days' detention, after being held n close custody for 111 days ...

    Article : 173 words

  12. Seven Dead In Accidents

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — Seven people were killed and 15 were injured in accidents in New South Wales during the week-end. ...

    Article : 188 words

  13. SCENERY IMPRESSES COMMERCE VISITORS

    INTERNATIONAL and interstate representatives to the Associated Chambers of Commerce conference were enthusiastic about North Coast scenery yesterday after they were taken on a 160-mile journey. ...

    Article : 413 words

  14. PLANT LACK SLOWS PHONES

    Shortage of equipment was responsible for delays in "J," "M," and "L" telephone numbers getting connections, said the Deputy ...

    Article : 231 words

  15. One-Light Cars Traffic Danger

    The Metropolitan Police Superintendent (Inspector J. smith) said at the week-end that cars with only one light were ...

    Article : 134 words

  16. FOUND WITH THROAT CUT

    Joseph Raymond Russell, 43, a railway porter from Roma, was admitted to the General Hospital yesterday afternoon with throat ...

    Article : 106 words

  17. DRAGGED OFF HORSE BY CLOTHES-LINE

    Ronald Arthur Goldfinch, 24, married, residing: at the former Ckibin Military Hospital, suffered acerations and other injuries to ...

    Article : 71 words

  18. HEAD THROUGH WINDOW

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—During an altercation in Surry Hills yesterday. police were told a woman's head was pushed through a shop ...

    Article : 72 words

  19. "EMPLOYERS' MOVE NEXT"

    Next move in the meat dispute is up to the employers, according to the Premier (Mr. Hanlon). Last night he said: "There have ...

    Article : 97 words

  20. Advertising

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    Advertising : 157 words

  21. Pay-As-You-Go fax To Continue

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The present system of tax collection from wages would continue, the Prime Minister' (Mr. Chifley) said in ...

    Article : 154 words

  22. UNION BUYS HOUSE FOR MINERS' CHIEFS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Central Council of the Miners' Federation las decided to buy houses for renal to the general president and ...

    Article : 92 words

  23. GIRLS' FACTORY JOBS REVERTING TO MEN

    MALE employment figures in Queensland factories for 1944-45 showed an increase of 1.3 per cent, on 1943-44 figures. Female employment figures ...

    Article : 584 words

  24. Advertising

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    Advertising : 145 words

  25. PREFERRED DAY WORK

    Process engravers preferred day work to shift work, said the Amalgamated Engineering Union secretary (Mr. R. Leggat) at the ...

    Article : 76 words

  26. WORKSHOP DESTROYED

    CAIRNS, Sunday.—Handicapped by a poor supply of water, the Cairns Fire Brigade fought a losing battle against a fire which ...

    Article : 45 words

  27. MR. C.H. JACKSON, PRINTER, DEAD

    Mr. C. H. Jackson, of Jackson and O'Sullivan, Pty., Ltd., printers and paper merchants, died at his New Farm home yesterday ...

    Article : 138 words

  28. £10,000 TO BE SPENT ON FACTORY GIRLS' HOSTEL

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—About £10,000 will be spent on the conversion of the Pacific Private Hotel, Campbell Parade, Bondi, into a hostel for 100 girls working, in the clothing factory of F. J. Palmer and Son Ltd. ...

    Article : 271 words

  29. BOMB FOUND IN GRASS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—A Mills bomb was found by a man in the grass in the Sydney Domain to-day, and he handed it to the ...

    Article : 66 words
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