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  2. NAZI DICTATORSHIP.

    BERLIN, July 6.—The leader of the Catholic Centre Party (Dr. Bruening), who is a former Chancellor, announced to-day that the Centre Party had dissolved ...

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  3. FLIGHT TO ENGLAND.

    BROOME, July 7.—Mr. J. Woods left Cable Beach, Broome at one o'clock this morning for Surabaya, on the first stage of his flight to England. The machine ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 331 words
  4. CONFERENCE CRISIS.

    The Bureau of the World Economic Conference reached no decision yesterday morning at a protracted meeting to consider the future of the conference in the light of the crisis due to America's rejection of Immediate currency stabilisation and the resultant ...

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  5. FEDERAL FINANCES.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—In the course of a special financial statement, in the Senate to-night, summarising and reviewing Commonwealth finances for 1932-33, the ...

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  6. WHEAT PLAN.

    LONDON, July 5.—In an effort to as certain what teas meant by yesterday's communique announcing an agreement in principle by the United States, Canada. ...

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  7. BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY.

    LONDON, July 5.—During the debate on the Foreign Office vote in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. G. Lonsbury (Leader of the Labour Opposition) voiced distrust ...

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  8. ULM FORCED DOWN

    LONDON, July 6—Mr. C. T. P. Ulm and his companions in the Faith in Australia reached Rome late last night, and early this morning resumed their flight to ...

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  9. ITALIAN COURTESY.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Latham) made appreciative reference to-day to the interest of the Government in Italy in the flight ...

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  10. CHEAP JAPANESE GOODS.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—Difficulties which are arising with respect to the competition of cheap Japanese goods in the Australian market were placed before the ...

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  11. OTTAWA POST-MORTEMS.

    LONDON, July 6.—While the Federation of British Industries proposes that, in the event of the failure of the World Economic Conference, advantage should be ...

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  12. FEDERAL LAND TAX.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—The Minuter for Defence (Sir George Pearce) informed Senator Foil in the Senate to-day that, as a result of his representations, land ...

    Article : 249 words
  13. AMERICA UNWAVERING.

    NEW YORK, July 5.—The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" say that the President (Mr. Roosevelt), on Wednesday night turned to a plan ...

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  14. MEETING THE COMPETITION.

    LONDON, July 5.—At the congress of the Empire Chambers of Commerce, at Birmingham, to-day, following a discussion on Japanese competition, in which ...

    Article : 91 words
  15. FARMERS' PURCHASING POWER.

    WINNIPEG, July 5.—According to an index scale prepared by the Searle Grain Company, the purchasing power of wheat in terms of the things the farmer has to ...

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  16. A GIFT FOR JAPAN.

    LONDON, July 5.—"I have a great sympathy for Japan who, in seeking an outlet for her population and goods, is looking across the seas towards the great ...

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  17. S.A. PARLIAMENT.

    ADELAIDE, July 6.—In his speech at the opening of the South Australian Parliament to-day the Governor (Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven) announced that the ...

    Article : 151 words
  18. MINISTRY REBUFFED.

    MELBOURNE, July 6.—Owing to a combination of the United Country Party and the Labour Party and the defection of one member of the United Australia ...

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  19. STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons), when shown a report of the Dean of Canterbury's speech to-night, made the following statement:— ...

    Article : 436 words
  20. CONVERTING THE MOSLEM.

    LONDON, July 5.—Asked in the House of Commons to-day what steps the Government were taking to inquire into an allegation that a Moslem girl pupil at a ...

    Article : 154 words
  21. TAX REDUCTION.

    SYDNEY, July 6.—A forecast of a general reduction in State taxation was made by the Premier (Mr. Stevens) at a joint Ministerial party meeting to-day. ...

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  22. ELECTIONS DISPUTED.

    ADELAIDE, July 6.—Five of the members of the new Parliament who were sworn in to-day will have to face challenges against their election. These will ...

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  23. VICKERS' MEN IN PRISON.

    LONDON, July 5.—In the Hoose of Commons to-day, the Foreign Secretary (Sir John Simon) was asked whether any of the Russian employees of Metropolitan ...

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  24. RUSSIA'S BORDERS.

    LONDON, July 5.—A convention on the lines of those concluded this week between the Soviet and various other countries was signed at the Soviet Embassy ...

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  25. RIOTS IN BENGAL.

    CALCUTTA, July 6.—Serious communal rioting is occurring in the Berhampore district, Bengal, where Hindu pilgrims were attacked by the mob. The police ...

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  26. TROTTING SENSATION.

    HOBART, July 6.—A sensation was caused in trotting circles to-day by the discovery on the racing track at Elwick on June 24 of an iron bar upon which had ...

    Article : 139 words
  27. RELATIONS WITH WASHINGTON.

    LONDON, July 6.—Speaking in the House of Commons during the debate on the Foreign Office Tote yesterday, Colonel Wedgwood (Labour) said that there had ...

    Article : 249 words
  28. ITALIAN FLIGHT TO AMERICA.

    LONDON, July 5.—The Italian flying boat squadron of seaplanes onder General Balbo resumed its flight to Chicago to-day, when it left Londonderry for Iceland. ...

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  29. MOTOR CYCLE OVERTURNS.

    BUNBURY, July 6.—Frederick Mills (about 22) was thrown from a sidecar at Picton this morning and suffered a fractured skull. Sydney Dyson was driving ...

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  30. DEMONSTRATIONS CONDEMNED

    VANCOUVER, July 5.—Organised Labour crossed swords with the "Reds" to-day, when the Trades and Labour Council refused to assist 300 unemployed ...

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  31. MILK FOR THE CHINA FLEET.

    CANBERRA, July 6.—The Minister for Defence (Sir George Pearce) stated to-day that, following recommendations made to the Admiralty by the Naval Board, an ...

    Article : 168 words
  32. THE COLOUR BAR.

    CAPE TOWN, July 5.—Three natives called "Pathfinders" were selected to join the South African scouts to go to the international scout jamboree in Hungary, but ...

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  33. UNITED STATES NAVY.

    WASHINGTON, July 5.—Intent on creating a "first-class" fleet, the Secretary of the Navy (Mr. C. A. Swanson) has decided to ask President Roosevelt to ...

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  34. GRAN CHACO WAR.

    ASUNCION (Paraguay), July 5.—A communique issued by the Paraguayan Ministry of War to-day stated that the Bolivians lost a thousand soldiers when ...

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  35. LIVERPOOL FIRE.

    LONDON, July 6.—The famous Philharmonic Hall at Liverpool, which was opened in 1849, was burnt to the ground lust night. At one time three hospitals ...

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  36. SOME SYDNEY OPINIONS.

    SYDNEY, July 6.—Strong condemnation of the suggestion by the Dean of Canterbury that portion of Northern Australia should be Riven to Japan was ...

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  37. FORMER ACTRESS'S ALIMONY.

    SYDNEY, July 6.—Reserved judgment was given by the Registrar in Divorce (Mr. H. D. Wood) to-day in the application for permanent alimony by Caroline ...

    Article : 86 words
  38. URUGUAYAN BONDS.

    MONTE VIDEO (Uruguay), July 5.—The Uruguayan Government decreed to-day the suspension of gold payments on its bonds held by foreign creditors. ...

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  39. A STERLING UNION.

    LONDON, July 6.—The Congress of Empire Chambers of Commerce, at Birmingham, discussed to-day the report presented by a special committee on Monday ...

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  40. STUDENTS WANTED IN BRITAIN.

    LONDON, July 5.—The President of the Board of Trade and the President of the Board of Education have appointed a committee under the chairmanship of Mr. ...

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  41. MOLLISONS DELATED.

    LONDON, July 4.—Mr. and lira. J. A. Mollison's departure on a trans-Atlantic flight is still delayed by unfavourable weather reports. ...

    Article : 23 words
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