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DEFUNT COAL MINERS. GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUDE
Should the striking New South Wales coal miners maintain the present recalcitrant attitude and. the Commonwealth Government fall ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
No one was injured, but four trucks were damaged, two being wrecked, when two goods trains collided near Roma-street railway yards at ...
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DEVASTATIHG RAIDS. ON THE PHILIPPINES.
In devastating raids on the Philippines at the week-end, United States heavy and light bambers dropped 110 tons of bombs, ...
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DIGGERS' FATE.
The Commonwealth Government is seeking information about the fate of Australians in Malaya and other territories overrun by Japan. ...
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FINANCIAL.
The Acting Commonwealth Statistician (Mr. S..R. Carver), in his quarterly summary, shows the national public debt of Australia to be ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Lucerne chaff was in heavy supply at Roma-street to-day. Bidding was weak at the outset, but became more animated as the sales progressed and good prices ...
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FAT STOCK SALES.
The official report of the fat stock sales held at Cannon Hill to-day supplied by the Brisbane Fat Stock and Produce Brokers' Association, stated: Cattle 2900. ...
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ANZAC DAY. SYDNEY MARCH BANNED.
No march will.be held on Anzac Day this vear. The official commemoration will be limited to the laying of wreaths at the Cenotaph. No flags will be ...
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WIFE RELEASED.
The Executive Council has decided to release from goal Mrs. Catherine Mary Thompson (41). At the Central Criminal Court on ...
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CLOSE HOLIDAY IN QUEENSLAND.
Anzac Day will be a close holiday in Queensland, except at munitions works. The Commonwealth has issued an order that all munitions work must continue ...
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FALSE RAID ALARM.
A suburb of the city had a raid alarm this afternoon, when a siren being fitted to the Girls' Grammar School inadvertently sounded at the same time ...
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PREHISTORIC KANGAROOS.
Bones and teeth of giant kangaroos and wombats that lived in prehistoric ages have been found near Smithton, in north-western Tasmania. ...
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Identification Cards.
Identification cards are being forwarded through the Post Office for males in alphabetical order, and a number have already arrived. ...
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LEAF TOBACCO.
The second series of leaf tobacco appraisements for the 1942 season terminated in Brisbane on April 15. The catalogue submitted by Messrs. ...
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Seamen Fined.
Fines were imposed on five seamen who were found in possession of tobacco, cigarettes, spoons. rubber tubes and matches at a port in ...
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Court House Improvement.
The Cairns Court room floor is being surfaced with linoleum, which will add to the appearance and may improve the sound in the court where ...
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EXEMPTION GRANTED.
Stanley W. Phillips (29). one of several conscientious objectors who asked for exemptions to-day, said he believed that if the Japanese attacked ...
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KAKARIKI WRECK.
The Kakariki wreck, which is lying just outside the waters of the Port of Melbourne, was a grave danger to the safe navigation of vessels approaching ...
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The Cairns Post
The struggle which convulses the world to-day has been so often portrayed as a war of machines that the democracies are ...
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A.R.P. Meeting.
A meeting of divisional wardens is called for to-night at 8 o'clock at the City Chambers. Divisional wardens are requested to bring with them also ...
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Air-Raid Tests.
Tests of three air-raids sirens wera made at Innisfail yesterday afternoon. Sub-Inspector G. J. Selby, officer incharge of the Innisfail police, ...
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FARE EXCHANGED
Thirty-three American soldiers got on a city bus yesterday. They had American money, but no Australian. "I can't take American coins," ...
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Governor Departs.
The Governor (Sir Leslie Wilson) visited the State and Catholic schools at Innisfail on Thursday morning, also the Ambulance and fire stations. At ...
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U.S. WARNED
Rear-Admiral Yates Stirling, retired, former Chief of Staff of the United States fleet, stated: "America [?]eds to concentrate on building merchantmen. ...
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U-BOAT CHIEF.
The secret headquarters of the Commanderin-Chief of the U-boat fleet. Admiral Doenitz, are in an underground blockhouse on the French Atlantic coast. ...
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Australians Return.
Australians who have returned to this country from New Guinea bear evidences of the hardships met with. After Rabaul was attacked the men ...
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DISCIPLINE NECESSARY.
Addressing men at the railway workshops to-day, Mr. H. Wells, president of the Miners' Federation, said that unless coal could be got from the mines ...
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Innisfail Ares Internees.
It was learned last evening that with the exception of a few, regarding whom there are reasons for tleir nondetention so far, all the enemy aliens ...
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WAR DAMAGE.
Hospitals in Australia are covered against war damage under the National Security Regulations, and are exempt from the payment of premiums. There ...
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WOODCUTTERS EXPLOITED.
A claim that many Queensland woodcutters were being exploited by some employers who failed to abide by award conditions was made by Mr. W. ...
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MACABRE STORY.
A girl's home life was described as "unbelievably gloomy—more like a scene from a Bronte novel than real life"—in an extraordinary document ...
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GRAZIER'S DEATH.
A tragedy of the lonely western country was revealed when [?] body of William H. Buschel, single (65), was found lying near a windlass he ...
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Stealing of Turkey.
Edward Francis Reilly (51), labourer, was charged yesterday afternoon in the Court of Petty Sessions before Mr. E. L. Moore, Acting S.M.. with stealing ...
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CONSPIRACY CHARGES.
At the police court this morning before Mr. A. V. C. Smith, Stipendiary Magistrate, Ronald Douglas Bliss (fitter) was charged, on remand, with having on ...
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HERO OF RAID.
Worried only by the fact that 120 drums of aviation spirit was piled on the deck. Harold Mathison, skipper of the coastal lighter Nicol Bay, steered his craft ...
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SENIOR-SERGEANT BRIGHT.
Senior-Sergeant C. B. Bright, of Mackay, has been promoted to SubInspector, consequent on the deat of Inspector G. P. Keeffe at Mackay ...
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JAPANESE SHIP HIT.
A Japanese ship suffered a direct hit, and wharves and buildings were plastered during a small but successful raid on Rabaul, carried out ...
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OBITUARY.
The death occurred at Babind.. yesterday afternoon of Olindo Bettini at the age of 80 years. Deceased had been a resident of Babinda for nearly 20 ...
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FRIENDLY ALIENS
Friendly aliens who want to join the fighting services will be afforded every facility, it was officially stated to-day. Greeks were considered friendly aliens ...
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KOEPANG AGAIN TARGET.
A second communique issued by the Prime Minister to-night stater that before dawn this morning the Royal Australian Air Force raided Koepang, ...
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NANKING CHINESE.
The "Central Daily News" reports that a battalion of 500 Nanking Chinese killed their Japanese officers in North Honan last week, and joined Marshal Chiang ...
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