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  2. TWO MORE TANKERS COMING

    ADELAIDE. -- Two additional tankers have been diverted to Australia and New Zealand by the Caltex Company, of ...

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  3. LOAN COUNCIL TRIUMPH FOR MR FADDEN

    CANBERRA.--Reduction by the Loan Council of the loan works programme for 1941-42 to £20,500,000 if is regarded as a diplomatic victory for the Federal Treasurer (Mr Fadden). ...

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  4. READY FOR AIR TOUR NORTH

    FIRST LINE OF AUSTRALIA'S DEFENCE will be locally-built Beaufort torpedo-bombers like this, according to the Minister for Aircraft Production (Senator Leckie). This picture was taken while the machine was being tuned and overhauled for its Queensland tour to assist R.A.A.F. recruiting. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Libyan Hero's Widow Fighting For Pension

    "When we are old men, we will tell the tale of Post 11, and Harold Brockley's name will be on our lips as one of our first heroes. He was one of the gamest of men,"--Extract from a letter from an A.I.F, officer abroad. ...

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  6. Emergency Cabinet Plans

    ADELAIDE. -- Federal Ministers have been instructed to stand by for an emergency Cabinet meeting, possibly on Monday. ...

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  7. Local-Made Bomber in September

    Australia's first locally designed and built bombing plane would be ready for flight tests early in September, the Minister for Aircraft ...

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  8. AUSTRALIA HAS 600,000 UNDER ARMS OR READY

    Allocation of Australian manpower between the fighting services, war industry, and essential civil services, will be determined in the light of figures issued by the Department of information, which show that about 600,000 Australians ...

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  9. U.S. Warships Leave Tomorrow

    BRISBANE. -- The United States warships Northampton and Salt Lake City leave tomorrow for an undisclosed destination. ...

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  10. Diviner In Search For Buried Gold

    HOBART.--A search Tor buried treasure on North Bruny Island in D'Entrecasteaux Channel, has led the organisers to believe that at ...

    Article : 231 words
  11. Farmers Behind Inigo Jones

    SYDNEY.--Although opinion was divided at the Farmers and Settlers' Association conference today, it was resolved ...

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  12. Fine Week-End Expected; Cold Nights

    Weather officials forecast a fine week-end for Melbourne-- with cold nights and possibly some fog. ...

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  13. C.P. Discussion On Mr Fadden

    BRISBANE.--An expulsion motion on the Country Party's conference agenda was withdrawn today, delegates agreeing that certain members, ...

    Article : 122 words
  14. MR ROOSEVELT'S MOVEMENTS

    WASHINGTON, Friday. -- A despatch from the President's yacht Potomac said that Mr Roosevelt was enjoying an uneventful trip. He spent ...

    Article : 57 words
  15. NAZI AGENTS SENT TO IRAN

    NEW YORK, Friday.--The Ankara correspondent of the New York Times says it is reported on the highest diplomatic authority that German military ...

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  16. Famous Ship Seized By New Zealand

    Wellington.--The Finnish four-masted barque, Pamir, which sailed into Wellington Harbor on the same day as Finland severed diplomatic ...

    Article : 141 words
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  18. St. Lawrence Seaway Vote

    WASHINGTON, Friday.--The House of Representatives Rivers and Harbors Committee today approved a vote of 285,000,000 dol. (£ A95,000,000) for the ...

    Article : 47 words
  19. Labor Shortage May Hit Milk Supply

    For three weeks three daily farmers supplying milk to Melbourne have been applying to labor exchanges in the city for men to work on their farms--and have not been able to get even one man. ...

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  20. EIGHT DAYS LATE, JAPANESE LINER IN SYDNEY AFTER ADVENTUROUS VOYAGE

    SYDNEY.--Blacked-out at right . . . drifting aimlessly to the north of Australia, then moving north as if to Japan ... all Japanese signs painted out . . . scanned by planes from the air . . . stopped and examined by a Dutch destroyer. That in brief is the story of the ...

    Article : 704 words
  21. War "Inescapable" For U.S.

    WASHINGTON, Friday. -- War was Inescapable, said Mr G. E. Cox (Democrat), of the House of Representatives, today. ...

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  22. Japanese Leaving Melbourne

    All Japanese members of the staff of commercial firms in Melbourne, except possibly for one or two, will leave next week ...

    Article : 216 words
  23. DECISION AWAITED ON THOMAS-RATLIFF

    No reply had yet been received by the Australasian Council of Trade Unions from the Prime Minister (Mr Menzies) to its representations for the ...

    Article : 76 words
  24. NO OIL SHORTAGE IN MIDDLE EAST

    NEW YORK, Friday.--Britain has no need to fear a shortage of oil in the Middle East, declared an American oil engineer. William Teutsch, who ...

    Article : 69 words
  25. NEWS IN BRIEF

    Percival Charles Dickson, 47, Queensberry Street, North Melbourne, leather-worker, died at Royal Melbourne Hospital last night from injuries received ...

    Article : 92 words
  26. £20,000 Fire In Papua

    PORT MORESBY.--The biggest fire that has ever occurred in Papua broke out late last night in the densest block of the town. A building leased as a ...

    Article : 101 words
  27. ONIONS UP £3 A TON ON MONDAY

    CANBERRA.--The Acting Commonwealth Prices Commissioner (Mr M. E. McCarthy) announced today that the price of brown Victorian onions ...

    Article : 65 words
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