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  2. CROSSWORD CONTEST.

    Seven charges of fraud were laid by detectives last night against Archibald Gilchrist Clayton (76), a retired schoolteacher, of 237 Berwick-street, Victoria ...

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  3. MELBOURNE CUP

    The seventy-second Melbourne Cup was run yesterday, in the presence of a large crowd. The favourite, Peter Pan, won by a neck from an outsider, Yarramba, with Shadow King two lengths away third. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

    CANBERRA, Nov. 1.—For the first four months of 1932-33 the Federal Treasury has a surplus of £1,869,068 for Customs revenue in excess of the estimate for the ...

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  5. GERMAN RULE.

    BERLIN, Oct. 31.—Rumours are again current that the leader of the Nazis (Herr Adolf Hitler) will order a march on Berlin to seize the reins of government after the ...

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  6. AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—"This presidential campaign approaches its end amid the general conviction that a great political change is impending. It was said of ...

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  7. SUSPICIOUS DEALS.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 1.—It is understood that the report of Mr. Justice Halse Rogers, who, sitting as a Royal Commission, inquired into the issue of licences for ...

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  8. BRITISH UNEMPLOYED.

    LONDON, Nov. 1.—Twenty detectives raided the "hunger marchers'" headquarters this morning, examined documents and arrested the leader of the Unemployed ...

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  9. RENEWAL OF TREASURY BILLS.

    MELBOURNE, Nov. 1.—Latest figures available show that the short-term debt in Australia has reached approximately £52,000,000. Practically all of this is ...

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  10. TOWN CLERK'S ARREST

    George Archibald Jamieson (45), widower, of 29 Holmesdale-road, West Midland, was arrested at his home last night on warrant, by Sergeant O'Halloran, on ...

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  11. BOILER EXPLOSION.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 1.—At the Moorelands tobacco plantation at Ashford, 45 miles from Glen Innes yesterday, a 16 h.p. boiler blew up killing a grower, Samuel Clifford, ...

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  12. QUEENSLAND DEFICIT.

    BRISBANE, Nov. 1.—State revenue for October amounted to £946,880, an increase of £14,001, compared with that for October of last year. For the expired four ...

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  13. BOMB UNDER FLOOR.

    BRISBANE, Nov. 1.—A billiards saloon and two shops were damaged at Tully this morning when explosives were thrown under the billiards saloon. This is the ...

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  14. TASMANIAN REVENUE DOWN.

    HOBART, Nov. 1.—Tasmanian revenue for the first four months of the current financial year shows a decrease of £7,900, compared with that for the corresponding ...

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  15. WORLD CONFERENCE.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—When the preparatory commission for the World Economic Conference met at Geneva to-day, Dr. Leonardus Trip, president of the ...

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  16. ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

    ADELAIDE, Nov. 1.—The English cricketers were given a typically warm reception when they arrived from Western Australia by the Great Western express ...

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  17. CAR RACER'S CLAIM.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 1.—When the hearing was resumed to-day of the action in which Norman Leslie ("Wizard") Smith is suing Smith's Newspapers, Ltd. for damages for ...

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  18. THE ARGENTINE.

    BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 31.—The price of wheat fell to-day to the equivalent of 40 cents (1/8 at par) a bushel—the lowest level for 70 years. This represented a ...

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  19. SUNDAY'S DISORDERS.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—The Home Secretary (Sir John Gilmour), in answer to the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Lansbury) in the House of Commons to-day, said ...

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  20. AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE

    LONDON, Oct. 1.—Messrs. J. B. Mills and H. W. Osborne, who represented the Australian Fruit and Dairy Produce Boards, respectively at the Ottawa ...

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  21. PRELIMINARY DISCUSSIONS.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—In the House of Commons to-day. Captain Eden (Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs) was asked whether there had been, or would be. ...

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  22. OTTAWA AGREEMENTS

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—The Ottawa Agreements Bill was considered in Committee in the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Rhys Davies (Labour) moved to exempt ...

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  23. THE MINOR EVENTS.

    MELBOURNE, Nov. 1.—Tangent was the only withdrawal from the Cup Hurdles and a field of 14 good horses went to the post. That bold jumper Walter Scott, ...

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  24. WIRELESS RECORDINGS.

    SYDNEY, Nov. 1.—The result of two interesting developments in methods of wireless recording were broadcast to-night respectively by 2FC and relayed through ...

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  25. Wall Unavailable.

    ADELAIDE, Nov. 1.—An attack of influenza has resulted in the inability of T. W. Wall, the international fast bowler, to play for the State team against the ...

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  26. BRITISH INDUSTRIES.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—The illustrated "British Industries Number" of "The Times," comprises 32 pages. It summarises the prospects resulting from the Ottawa ...

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  27. Tests to be Broadcast in England.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—The British Broadcasting Company is arranging to broadcast a commentary on some of the Tests, probably the last three, relaying by the ...

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  28. SHOT BY BANDITS.

    BERLIN, Oct. 31.—A bank messenger and a colleague were carrying £2,500 from the branch of the Reichsbank at Erfurt, in a handcart to-day, when several bandits ...

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  29. FREMANTLE ROBBERY.

    There was no development yesterday in connection with the theft of £146 from the Fremantle Workers' Social and Leisure Club early on Monday morning, Discovery ...

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  30. TRAWLER CREW SAVED

    HONG KONG, Nov. 1.—The British steamer Glenshiel (Captain P. L. Sanders) arrived to-day with 31 Japanese seamen who were rescued under the most hazardous ...

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  31. CAMPAIGN SPEECHES.

    NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—In an effort to win the New York vote in the presidential elections Mr. Hoover, after his campaign tour of the country returned to the ...

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  32. DISARMAMENT.

    BERLIN, Oct. 31.—It is stated semi-officially that Germany will refrain, while her claim for equality in armaments is refused, from replying to a from the ...

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  33. REDUCING RAILWAY COSTS.

    LONDON, Nov. 1.—The "Daily Express" suggests that motors may rescue the railways from their financial difficulties. Following successful tests over 25,000 miles ...

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  34. BRITISH FINANCE.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—In accordance with the right reserved to them under the prospectuses of December, 1927, and August, 1928, issued by the Bank of England, the ...

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  35. JAPAN'S NAVY.

    TOKIO, Nov. 1.—The navy has submitted demands for a 460,000,000 yen (£46,000,000 at par) three-years second replenishment plan including the building ...

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  36. British Cabinet Discussions.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—It is understood that at Cabinet meetings held this morning and afternoon prolonged consideration was given to disarmament Questions and to ...

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  37. M. HERRIOT IN SPAIN.

    MADRID, Oct. 31.—The Prime Minister of France (M. Herriot) arrived here to-day on a short official visit. He was met at the Madrid railway station by the ...

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  38. RUBY WORTH £7,500.

    CALCUTTA, Nov. 1.—A ruby of absolute purity, weighing 175 carats and valued at £7,500, has been found in a mine near Mogok (Burma). ...

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  39. OPERA IN BRITAIN.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—It was announced in the House of Commons to-day that the Government had decided to suspend the opera subsidy for next year. The British ...

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  40. PRINCE GEORGE'S BIRTHDAY.

    LONDON, Nov. 1.—The Australian Press Association understands that Prince George, on his 30th birthday on December 20, will be given a dukedom, either ...

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  41. TRADE WITH MANCHURIA.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—In reply to a question in the House of Commons to-day, the Foreign Secretary (Sir John Simon) said that the British Government had so far ...

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  42. THE RESULTS.

    LYNDEN—J. B. Shaw's charge by Poitrel— Torbrooke, 6yrs., 10.0 (1. Tucker) 1 WALTER SCOTT, a., 11.13 (R. Inkson) 2 PHOCIS, 6yrs., 10.2 (A. Fullarton) 3 ...

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  43. CANADIAN INTERNAL LOAN.

    MONTREAL, Oct. 31.—The subscription books for the 25,000,000 dollars (£5,000,000 at par) short-term Dominion loan opened for subscription to-day closed ...

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  44. COTTON STRIKE.

    LONDON, Nov. 1.—The "Daily Telegraph" says that it is thought that the Lancashire cotton spinners' strike is not as bad as it appears, and that a settlement ...

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  45. JAPANESE COTTON.

    CALCUTTA, Nov. 1.—British firms selling Lancashire cotton goods in India are confronted with a serious problem as a result of the action of Japanese ...

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  46. STATE ELECTIONS.

    At a meeting of the Irwin-Moore district council of the Primary Producers' Association on October 25, Mr. P. D. Ferguson, M.L.A., and Mr. C. V. Honner, of ...

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  47. LONDON HOUSING SCHEME.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—Latest statistics of the London County Council show that 261,000 persons are housed on estates developed by the council with State ...

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  48. A TOWN ON FIRE.

    TOKIO, Nov. 1.—It has been discovered that the conflagration at Komatsu on October 22, in which 1,200 houses were destroyed, was caused by the proprietors of ...

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  49. NORWEGIAN PRINCE IN ENGLAND

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—Prince Olaf, of Norway, reached Croydon this afternoon by air. ...

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  50. PRINCESS INGRID IN LONDON.

    LONDON, Oct. 31.—Princess Ingrid, of Sweden, who had been visiting her grand father, the Duke of Connaught, at Sidmouth (Devon) returned to London to-day ...

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