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  2. BURST TOO SOON

    SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday.--An N.B.C. broadcaster at Kwajalein said that through human or mechanical error the atomic bomb ...

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  3. BRITISH FOOD DEBATE

    LONDON, Thursday.--One of the longest periods of uproar the present Parliament has known followed a statement made by Mr. ...

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  4. SECRET FUNDS

    CANBERRA, Thursday.--A stir was caused in Parliamentary lobbies to-day by the appearance on the notice paper of the House of ...

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  5. PEST CONTROL

    CANBERRA, Thursday.--The Leader of the Country Party (Mr. Fadden) asked the Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) if he would arrange ...

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  6. ATOMIC ENERGY

    NEW YORK, Thursday.--The Russian delegate, M. Gromyko, withdrew the Russian suggestion for a change in the voting method ...

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  7. ITALIAN COLONIES

    LONDON, Thursday.--The Foreign Ministers reached agreement on the Italian colonics on the basis of a draft by the ...

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  8. JUDGE'S COMMENT

    CANBERRA, Thursday.--The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) said in the House of Representatives to-day that he did not agree with ...

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  9. UNDER RUSSIAN RULE

    LEIPZIG (Associated Press).--After a year of occupation by the Russian army, Germans here say they have almost everything but ...

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  10. CIVILIAN SUITS

    Three million men have been presented with civilian clothes during the first full year of demobilisation in Britain. ...

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  11. TRUMAN'S RE-SHUFFLE

    WASHINGTON (Associated Press).--President Truman's latest administration re-shuffle takes out of the select inner circle ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. SEARCH FOR NAZIS

    BERLIN (Associated Press).--A little more than a year after V-E Day, the American occupation zone in Germany easily ...

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  13. British People Optimistic States Envoy

    The British people were confident that the country would not sink into another depression, said the new British High ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. A.B.C NEWS

    CANBERRA, Thursday.--The Federal Labour Party to-day authorised the Postmaster-General (Senator Cameron) to prepare a ...

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  15. ODD POLICE FORCE

    MADRID (Associated Press).--An 850-man police force, which acts no salary, carries the latch keys of all Madrid, and even ...

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  16. HOSPITALS BOARDS

    BRISBANE, Thursday.--The Lieutenant Governor-in-Council to-day appointed the undermentioned persons to be chairman on ...

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  17. STATE EMPLOYEES

    BRISBANE, Thursday.--The Commonwealth Bulletin for March, 1946, gives the total number of employees working in ...

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  18. JOBS FOR CRIPPLES

    LONDON (Associated Press).--Hundreds of thousands of Britain's estimated million cripples are being trained and put to work in ...

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  19. BROADCASTING BILL

    CANBERRA, Thursday.--During a debate on the Broadcasting Bill in the House of Representatives last night, the Minister for ...

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  20. PERON'S POWER

    BUENOS AIRES (Associated Press).--Measures decreed by the outgoing military administration ...

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  21. MEN'S SEMI-FINAL

    LONDON, Thursday.--One of the semi-finals in the men's doubles at Wimbledon resulted: D. Pails and G. Brown (Australia) ...

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  22. HOT NIGHT IN LONDON

    LONDON, Thursday.--While London sweated in a night temperature of over 70 degrees, freak storms, which had been visible ...

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  23. INDIA v. YORKSHIRE

    LONDON, Thursday.--Lively hitting for a few minutes by C. S. Nayudu partially redeemed India's early failure against the varied ...

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  24. BIRTH RATE UP

    NEW YORK (Associated Press).--The American birth-rate is going up but the size of families is going down, says the Population ...

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  25. WAR ON LOCUSTS

    BUENOS AIRES (Associated Press).--The Argentine Government has declared war on locusts. It has authorised that 36,000,000 ...

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  26. SWIMMING RECORD

    NEW YORK, Thursday.--The correspondent of the American Associated Press at Les Angeles states that Ann Curtis bettered ...

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  27. U.S. PRICES SOAR

    CHICAGO, Thursday.--Abnormally large shipments of cattle and hogs were attracted again to the livestock markets. ...

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  28. DISMISSALS IN BERLIN

    BERLIN, Thursday.--Russian authorities have suddenly dismissed three executives from Russian-controlled Berlin radio. They ...

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  29. BRITISH OPEN GOLF

    LONDON, Thursday.--The open golf championship began on the old court at St. Andrew's in brilliant sunshine. H. Cotton (Britain) ...

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  30. CLIFTON

    July 4.--Three points of rain was registered at the Clifton Post Office in June. This was the second lowest recording for June since 1897. The lowest ...

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  31. CZECHOSLOVAK CABINET

    PRAGUE, Thursday.--The Czech Communist Prime Minister (Klement Gottwald) has formed a Cabinet with Dr. Petr Zenki ...

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  32. Talks With Jewish Council

    The Exchange Telegraph Agency at Jerusalem states that General Cunningham met four members of the Jewish National Council, who ...

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  33. JAPS "DISAPPEAR"

    TOKIO (Associated Press).--Allied headquarters still term as a mystery the whereabouts of some 2,500,000 Japanese who supposedly ...

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  34. SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE

    LONDON, Thursday.--Extensive tests carried out during the war in medical research laboratories in London, Cambridge and ...

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  35. ALLORA

    July 4.--Recently Lac members of the Allora Presbyterian Women's Guild sent out invitations to all returned Servicemen of the church to attend a combined ...

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  36. Metals Survey Proposed

    LONDON (Associated Press).--Mr. G. F. Laycock, president of the British Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, suggested at the ...

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  37. JOURNEY'S END

    BRISTOL, England (associated Press).--Sheep now will travel by rail to Bristol's slaughterhouses. The City Council said [?] was too ...

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