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  3. PRIVATE PHONE SNOOPING MAJOR ISSUE AT INQUIRY

    CANBERRA, Monday. -- Proof that private telephone lines are being tapped and conversations recorded, it is expected, will be produced to the Parliamentary Committee investigating censorship of members' ...

    Article : 308 words

  4. On Executive

    Newly-elected executive member of Sydney Labor Council, Miss Hilda Barclay, schoolteacher, is the second ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 42 words

  5. Skilled Building Men to War Work

    Thousands of skilled building workers have been diverted, in recent weeks, to food, rubber and other, essential industries. ...

    Article : 191 words

  6. Telegrams Must Be Signed For

    American system of signing for telegrams will be introduced in the Sydney metropolitan area to ...

    Article : 273 words

  7. New Tax Before Old Assessment

    Pay-as-you-go taxation will probably be operating before all taxpayers have received their ...

    Article : 205 words

  8. Jap Writers Work In Mines

    NEW YORK, Sunday. -- All members of the Japanese "Literary Men's Association" have taken jobs in factories ...

    Article : 37 words

  9. SMILE A DAY

    "Got a tin opener?" ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 6 words

  10. Man's Death In Hotel; Fumes Leakage Feared

    Apparently overcome by fumes from a room opposite, which was being fumigated, Gustav Frederick Krentler, 41, was found dead in his room on the second floor of the Great Southern Hotel, George-street, city, this afternoon. ...

    Article : 138 words

  11. Hold Up In Ship Repair

    Urgent ship repairs have been seriously held up this month because electricians and boiler- makers have banned overtime at ...

    Article : 115 words

  12. Typist Saw Her Boss Killed

    ADELAIDE, Monday. -- A typist said at an inquest today that she had seen a man shoot one of ...

    Article : 118 words

  13. Cafe Butter Quota To Be Cut By 25 pc

    A cut of about 25 per cent, will be made from Wednesday in the butter quota of all catering ...

    Article : 190 words

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    President of the Southern District miners, Mr. Fred Lowden, in the news today as 500 miners receive Army ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 23 words

  15. "Drunken" Driver Sober

    A sober man. who sat in the back of his car, and allowed a drunken man without a licence to drive, was himself charged ...

    Article : 115 words

  16. TAX LAG TALK WITH CURTIN

    MELBOURNE, Monday. -- Pay-as-you-go taxation will be discussed when the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) meets the ...

    Article : 76 words

  17. No Trains In Perth

    PERTH, Monday. -- Many thousands of people missed work today because of the loco engine-drivers' strike. ...

    Article : 171 words

  18. £100 Fines Cut to £15

    Three fines of £100 for serving meals above the maximum price fixed by National Security Regulations were reduced to £15 ...

    Article : 147 words

  19. £100 Fine For Profit On Car

    Fixed prices for used cars should be made on the condition of the vehicle and not on the year of its make. Mr. Windeyer ...

    Article : 117 words

  20. Big Sly Grog Fines

    A retired dairy farmer was fined £90 at the Licensing Court today for sly-grog offences. The man, George Hall, 52, of ...

    Article : 136 words

  21. MAN FOUND PEARL IN OYSTER BOTTLE

    RAAF Corporal W. Hiene, of Burra-road, Artarmon, had the novel experience of finding a pearl in a bottle of oysters. ...

    Article : 47 words

  22. Why He Didn't Send Receipts

    William Arthur Dowe, solicitor, fined £2 at Central Court to-day for failing to give stamped receipts, said he had not posted ...

    Article : 144 words

  23. BIRTHDAY PLEA TO WIFE

    "Today is the 16th anniversary of the day you gave me what I wanted -- a son. Both they and I want you to give up your job ...

    Article : 167 words

  24. Frightened Of Being In Army

    Charged with desertion, Pte. John Caspar Soldern, 26, told a district court-martial today that he had become frightened of the Army and had not intended to return to duty. ...

    Article : 190 words

  25. FATAL BURNS

    NEWCASTLE, Monday -- Burned very badly about the face and chest by ammonia in the explosion at the Dark iceworks on ...

    Article : 49 words

  26. Night Raider Got The Sacks

    NEWCASTLE, Monday. -- Between January 1 and February 26, John T. Houghton, 35, gardener, visited Newcastle gas ...

    Article : 81 words

  27. Butchers Fined For Adulteration

    Ernest. Caldwell, butcher, of George-street, city, was fined £3 at Central summons Court today for selling adulterated beef ...

    Article : 86 words

  28. Advertising

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    Advertising : 91 words

  29. REMANDED ON WOUNDING CHARGE

    William Frederick Wymer, 46, licensee of a wine saloon, charged in the Central Police Court today with having, on February ...

    Article : 49 words

  30. £4000 Fraud Plot Alleged

    Gordon Leonard. 39, salesman, and John Thomas Tuck, 45, manager, were charged at Central Court today with conspiracy ...

    Article : 55 words

  31. Advertising

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    Advertising : 75 words

  32. WOMAN RECEIVER WAS "INFATUATED"

    A woman who, her Counsel claimed, had "lost her sense of balance because of infatuation" for a US naval deserter, was sent to gaol today for receiving. ...

    Article : 145 words

  33. POLE DEAD IN SEALED ROOM

    Stanley Borrin, 43, native of Warsaw. Poland, was found dead last night in the gas-filled kitchen of his home in ...

    Article : 67 words

  34. Fascist Leader Escapes Red Trap

    LONDON, Monday. -- Leon Degrelle, the Belgian Fascist leader, has been fighting on the Russian front and in a broadcast ...

    Article : 106 words

  35. FINE INSTEAD OF SIX MONTHS GAOL

    Although he dismissed an appeal by William Nugent McNamara, 29, of Westbourne-street, Drummoyne, fitter, employed in ...

    Article : 101 words

  36. DEFICIENT MILK: COMPANY FINED

    Dairy Farmers' Co-operative Milk Co., Ltd., was fined £3 at Central Summons Court today for selling adulterated milk. ...

    Article : 58 words

  37. LEFT NEARLY QUARTER MILLION

    MELBOURNE, Monday. -- An estate in Victoria sworn at £242,800 (gross value) was left by the late Mr. Jabez Lewis ...

    Article : 49 words

  38. Got Bribes as Price Official

    TOWNSVILLE, Monday. -- Fines totalling £160 were imposed on a man who obtained bribes from hotels when acting as a prices official. The accused, William Tudor ...

    Article : 166 words

  39. £20,000 CINEMA FIRE

    BRISBANE, Monday -- Damage estimated at £20,000 was caused by a fire which destroyed the King's Theatre, the only picture ...

    Article : 28 words
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