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  3. WAS DON UNHAPPY?

    Was Don Tallon unhappy yesterday when heard that he had been chosen in the Australian team to tour ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. 69 dismissed for 'go-slow'

    TOWNSVILLE, Wednesday.—The dismissal of three 23-men waterside gangs for "going-slow" to-day threatens to involve all five ships in port. ...

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  5. STATE'S BIGGEST AVIATION YEAR

    The landing strips will resist blast from aircraft turbines and will carry airliners weighing 100 ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. BRITAIN TO GET ATOMIC BOMBS

    NEW YORK, January 4 (A.A.P.).—Britain has sent to Washington a detailed plan for a new U.K.—U.S.—Canadian ...

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  7. 10,000 TONS COMING

    MORE than 10,000 tons of iron and steel products are expected to be shipped to ...

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  8. S. Africa averts collapse

    CAPETOWN, January 4. —After a feeble start to-day, South Africa put up a sturdy effort in ...

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  9. Sharing Empire defence

    LONDON, January 4.— One question which seems certain to be raised at Colombo next week is ...

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  10. Afraid of £30,651

    LONDON, January 4 (Special).—"All that money terrifies me; my wife and I have all we need." said ...

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  11. Callide orders

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Unless the cost of Callide coal can be reduced. Victoria probably ...

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  12. Of course not

    Here is the Tallon tour" smile taken at hotel last night. He explained that earlier he was ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. 4 YEARS IN JUNGLE

    EIGHT Japanese ex-service men who lived in the New Guinea jungle for four year after the war are now in ...

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  14. SAY VOTE MISSED

    BRISBANE firemen claimed last night that their votes in the Australian Workers' Union annual ballot for ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. Mt. Isa lead bonus drops

    The Mt. Isa lead bonus has dropped to £5/15/ a week. The bonus which is paid to all employees of Mt Isa Mines ...

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  16. Red air raid

    HONG KONG, January 4 (A.A.P.).—Sichang, capital of Sikang Province, was raided recently by two Chinese ...

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  17. Near plane goal

    LONDON, January 4 (A.A.P). —British aeroplane exports for the 11 months to the end of November totalled £31,250.000. ...

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  19. 2 FLYERS WALK FROM WRECKAGE OF PLANE

    KINGAROY, Wednesday. — Two injured men walked out of the wreckage of a plane after it had crashed near Kingaroy this afternoon. They were: Maurie ...

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  20. Sydney paper not published

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Sydney Daily Telegraph, one of Sydney's two morning newspapers will not be ...

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  21. Old man left hospital £1280

    A retired storekeeper, who stayed at a Wynnum home for old men, left the residue of his estate £1280 to the Brisbane ...

    Article : 90 words
  22. Sea horses won't do

    The Royal Australian Navy wants 13,440lb. of horsehair (about six tons) for Garden Island (N. S. W.) ...

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  23. COLD MEAT AND SALAD FOR MENZIES TO-NIGHT

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. — More than 1000 flowers will decorate the Prime Minister's Lodge when Mr. Menzies and his family arrive there to-morrow night. ...

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  24. 'Had nothing else to do'

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — An elderly American couple, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bowsher, who arrived in Sydney to-day, said ...

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  25. Grader by plane

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Heaviest single item ever carried by air in Australia will have Essendon this morning ...

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  26. Malaya bombing

    SINGAPORE, January 4 (A.A.P.-Reuters).—The R.A.F. to-day made a heavy bombing, rocket, and machine-gun attack ...

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  27. Boy drowned in Longreach baths

    LONGREACH, Wednesday.— Kenneth Lee, six, was drowned in the Longreach Town Baths to-day ...

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  28. Tragedy strikes Calliope family

    GLADSTONE, Wednesday.—Two tragic deaths have occurred in one family in two weeks. ...

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  29. Jap furs at £70

    LONDON, January 4 (Special).—Marten stoles at £A70 each are among Japanese furs being sold in the West End. ...

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  30. Visit to Moscow

    KARACHI, January 4 (A.A.P.).—The Pakistan Prime minister (Liaquat Ali Khan) old questioners in Parliament ...

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  31. Conscience hurt

    About the largest amount of conscience money"' ever received by the Railways Commissioner (Mr. Maloney) was ...

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  32. U.S. paper sold

    NEW YORK, January 4 (A.A.P.). — The New York World-Telegram, of the Cripps Howard chain, has bought the ...

    Article : 41 words
  33. Longest festival

    LONDON, January 4 (Special).—One week after they return from Australia early it March, the Stratford Company ...

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  34. Still feel heat

    Water consumption in Greater Brisbane for the 24 hours ended 9 a.m. yesterday was 30,990,000 gallons. The ...

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  35. French food free

    PARIS, January 4 (A.A.P.).— All food rationing in France ended to-day when Cabinet decided to allow the free sale ...

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  36. No illegitimates

    PRAGUE, January 4 (A.A.P.) —Czechoslovakia enforced a new family code to-day; granting all children legal equality ...

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