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  2. EASTERN CRISIS.

    SHANGHAI, Sept. 28.—The first shock resulting from the attitude of the League of Nations to the Manchurian trouble, which is described as failure to ...

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  3. BANDIT SAVAGERY.

    SHANGHAI, Sept. 27.—The most dastardly outrage since the wrecking of the "Blue Express," eight years ago, ia reported from Peiping, in the shape of an ...

    Article : 183 words
  4. SMITH HOLDS LEAD.

    KARACHI, Sept. 28.—Pressing on with his flight from Australia to England in an effort to regain the time lost in forced landings in the Malay Peninsula, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. WORLD FINANCE.

    LONDON, Sept. 27.—Norway and Sweden have announced suspension of the gold standard. The City Editor of the "Daily Telegraph" states that other Continental ...

    Article : 144 words
  6. MOSLEM RIOTERS.

    CALCUTTA, Sept. 28.—Public floggings are among the drastic measures adopted by the Kashmir Government to quell the Moslem revolt, which is assuming serious ...

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  7. RELIEF WORKS.

    In an important statement yesterday, the Minister for Works (Mr. Lindsay) detailed the means by which the Government intends to absorb 6,000 men on ...

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  8. WHEAT BOUNTY.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 28.—Although a tentative agreement had been reached among members of a sub-committee of the Federal Cabinet by which £3,000,000 ...

    Article : 247 words
  9. UNEMPLOYMENT LOAN.

    SYDNEY, Sept. 28.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Scullin) to-day interviewed the chairman of the Commonwealth Bank Board (Sir Robert Gibson) and the Governor of ...

    Article : 188 words
  10. FRENCH FEARS.

    PARIS, Sept. 27.—"Despite the stability of the franc and considerable gold reserves, the French economic situation might become tragic if Great Britain's ...

    Article : 126 words
  11. BRITISH ELECTION.

    LONDON, Sept. 28.—The belief that there will soon be a general election was supported by a speech made to railwaymen at Derby yesterday by Mr. J. H. ...

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  12. THE PREMIER'S VIEW.

    "Of course it is a Federal matter, but the approval of the Loan Council was sought for the raising of £3,000,000 for assistance to wheatgrowers, and the matter ...

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  13. THE MELBOURNE CONFERENCE.

    An extraordinary meeting of the West Australian Wheat Growers' Union was held yesterday to receive a report from the local delegates to the recent council ...

    Article : 284 words
  14. "FACE THE MUSIC."

    WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—Senator Reed, of Pennsylvania, after again advocating to President Hoover his proposal for a sales tax, said to-day that he ...

    Article : 67 words
  15. AIR SPEED RECORD.

    LONDON, Sept. 27.—Romantic details of the rapid development in the workshop test-house of the Rolls-Royce engine with which Great Britain created the new world ...

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  16. ACROSS INDIA.

    Air Commodore Kingsford Smith's own account of his flight, from his departure from Calcutta at noon on Sunday to 9.15 a.m. yesterday, when he was well on the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. RUSSIAN WATCHFULNESS.

    HARBIN, Sept. 28.—The Soviet Consul in constant touch with the Chinese special representative. Japanese military aeroplanes are dropping handbills in Harbin ...

    Article : 85 words
  18. FRANCE AND GERMANY.

    BERLIN, Sept- 27.—Making the first official French visit since the Congress at Berlin in 1878, the Prime Minister (M. Layal) and Foreign Minister (M. Briand), ...

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  19. LEAGUE FINANCE.

    GENEVA, Sept. 27.—The League of Nations' financial embarrassments, which have caused a curtailment of its activities for the remainder of 1931, are due to 14 ...

    Article : 179 words
  20. EFFECT OF REDUCTION.

    ADELAIDE, Sept. 28.—On his return from Melbourne to-day, the Chief Secretary (Mr. Whitford) said that the proposed change in the payment of the wheat ...

    Article : 106 words
  21. SYDNEY MYSTERY.

    SYDNEY, Sept. 28.—The body of a woman was seen on the rocks at Cronulla late to-night, but it has not yet been recovered. It is believed to be that of ...

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  22. BRITISH COTTON TRADE.

    LONDON, Sept. 25.—The large volume of business transacted on the Manchester Royal Exchange during the week has led to the belief that the Lancashire cotton ...

    Article : 92 words
  23. GANDHI IN ENGLAND.

    LONDON, Sept. 27.—On his visit to Lancashire during the week-end, Mr. M. K. Gandhi, the Indian Congress leader, who is in England for the resumed Round ...

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  24. FIELD FOR TAXATION.

    Commenting on the report telegraphed from Canberra to "The West Australian" on Friday, indicating a likelihood that the proposed wheat bounty will be based on ...

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  25. ARMAMENTS.

    GENEVA, Sept. 27.—The sittings of the Assembly of the League of Nations are expected to close on September 29. All attempts to find a formula acceptable to ...

    Article : 80 words
  26. LABOUR EXECUTIVE'S REPORT.

    LONDON, Sept. 27.—The sudden fall of the Labour Government largely nullifies the National Executive's report for the Labour Party conference, to begin at ...

    Article : 169 words
  27. A WARNING TO THE NAZIS.

    BERLIN, Sept. 28.—Herr Hitler, leader of the Hitlerites or Nazis, has warned his followers not to allow themselves to be enticed into demonstrations against the ...

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  28. ECONOMIC PACT.

    GENEVA, Sept. 27.—The Assembly of the League of Nations has invited Australia, Canada, India, China, Japan, Chile, Uruguay, and the United States to join ...

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  29. MURDER AND SUICIDE.

    MELBOURNE, Sept. 28.—Following the discovery by the police in a bungalow at Mordialloc on September 19 of the bodies of Mariorie Light (22) and Fred Garness ...

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  30. AID FOR SWALLOWS.

    VIENNA, Sept. 27.—Overcome by gales and torrential rains during their annual flight southwards, 25,000 swallows were collected here and in surrounding villages ...

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  31. UNEMPLOYED MAN'S END.

    ADELAIDE, Sept. 28.—"I have been tramping for the past twelve months, looking for work. There is nothing doing, so I have decided to finish up here. I am fed ...

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  32. FRIENDLINESS OF WELCOME.

    PARIS, Sept. 27.—The Press is bewildered at the friendly reception given to Mr. M. K. Gandhi, in Lancashire. "Le Journal" says: "One would have expected ...

    Article : 87 words
  33. OUR LONDON BILLS.

    LONDON, Sept. 28.—The Australian Press Association understands that the only course open to the Commonwealth with regard to the £5,000,000 worth of bills ...

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  34. 'PLANE HITS CROWD.

    LUCERNE, Sept. 27.—Nose-diving 150 feet, an aeroplane crashed among the spectators at an aviation meeting to-day, killing three and injuring 21. The crowd was ...

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  35. FEDERAL FLOUR TAX.

    A conference convened by the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce recently, attended by representatives of farmers' suppliers and merchants connected with the wheat ...

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  36. MID-AIR COLLISION.

    PARIS, Sept. 28.—Watchers covered their eyes as two fighter aeroplanes collided head-on in mid-air at Strasbourg to-day. One pilot parachuted to safety as his ...

    Article : 55 words
  37. FLIGHTS COMPARED.

    If Air-Commodore Kingsford Smith reached Jask last night (the fifth from Wyndham), as was his intention, he would have increased his lead over Mr. J. A. ...

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  38. HEAVY MORTALITY.

    MILAN, Sept. 27.—At least one fifth of the 25,000 swallows taken by aeroplane to Venice from Vienna died en route as a result of their earlier exposure. The first ...

    Article : 87 words
  39. WHEAT FOR CHINA.

    WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Terms have been announced for the sale of 15,000,000 bushels of wheat to China. Payment will be made by obligations undertaken by the ...

    Article : 68 words
  40. FILM STORIES.

    LONDON, Sept. 27.—Mr. Edgar Wallace, novelist and playwright, has signed a contract under which he will spend three or four months at Hollywood each year, ...

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  41. GIANT U.S.A. AIRSHIP.

    OHIO, Sept. 26.—The United States Navy's new dirigible Akron, said to be the largest airship of its kind in the world, completed its maiden trip of 125 miles ...

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  42. N.S.W. Buys Dollars at 3.75.

    LONDON, Sept. 28.—By buying dollars to-day at 3.75, instead of on Friday, New South Wales saved 25 cents per dollar in exchange on the 700,000 dollars ...

    Article : 45 words
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