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State Parliament COAL BILL PASSED
; The Leiph Cre?k Coal Bill passed, Parliament yesterday in the origi- i nal form, including the contentious |( i clause empowering the Govern-!. ...
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CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES
If the proposed referenda to amend the Constitution were carried, the Constitution would dissolve, said the Commissioner of ...
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RESTRICTIONS ON TRANSPORT
The Minister for War Organisation of Industry (Mr. Dedman) said today that he had issued an order prohibiting interstate ...
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MEN RELEASED FOR SERVICES
The Director-General of Manpower (Mr. Wurth) said today that the Commonwealth and State Public Sen-ices had released thousands ...
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REFUSAL TO WORK OVERTIME
When the judgment of Mr. Justice Kelly, granting the application of the employers in thej wool, hide and skin industry, that ...
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DIVISION OF ARMY
The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Fadden) declared tonight that a statement made yesterday bv the Minister of the Army (Mr. ...
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WHEAT HARVEST FIGURES
| In the Legislative Council yes- – terday the Minister of Agriculture I; (Mr. Blesing) told the Leader of 1 the Opposition in the Council Mr. ...
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EMPLOYMENT IN OFF TIME
Replying to Mr. Jenkins (LCP), in the House of Assembly yesterday, the Premier (Mr. Play ford) read a letter from the general ...
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STATE BANK LOSS OF £23,307
The annual report of the State Bank of South Australia, for 194142, tabled in Parliament yesterday, states that the State Bank Act ...
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ALLEGED DUMPING OF ARMY BISCUITS
Allegations in Sydney that large quantities of Army biscuits have been dumped on the municipal rubbish tip at Eastlake. Sydney. ...
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Resignation Urged
The Federal leader of the United Australia Party (Mr. Hughes) today described Mr. Ward's allegation as "a wicked invention." ...
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A.R.P. CENSUS OF EQUIPMENT
Following the distribution recently of a questionnaire to chief building wardens in the metropolitan area, it had been found that ...
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Four Coal Mines Idle In N.S.W.
There were four coal mining' strikes in New South Wales today, as a result of which about 1,000 miners were idle and 3,400 tons of ...
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MR. MENZIES REPLIES TO CHARGE
Mr. Ward's allegation was described by Mr. Menzies. MHR, as "a figment of Mr. Ward's exuberant imagination." ...
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Flynn's Host Sued For Divorce
Mrs. Beatrice McEvoy is seeking a divorce in the Supreme Court from the British sportsman Freddie McEvoy, at whose Belair home ...
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POLITICAL PARTY OF SOLDIERS
A motion from the Canberra branch of the Returned Soldiers' League that full membership should be given to members of women's ...
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Man Killed When Tar Boiler Explodes
When a 1.000 gallon tar boiler exploded at the South Melbourne Council's tar distillery at Montague today, Alexander Charles ...
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Clare Business Man Killed In Motor Accident
Sylvester John Edwards. 50, a well-known Clare business man and Mid-Northern sportsman, was fatally injured in a motoring ...
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First Black-Marketing Charge In W.A.
The first case of black marketing in Western Australia was heard at Midland Junction today when Charles Martin, proprietor of the ...
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Rationed Clothing Sold At Fetes And Bazaars
The Rationing Commission reiterated yesterday that dispotal of rationed clothing by raffle, art unions, lotteries, competitions, and so on is a breach of the ...
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