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FORTUNES OF AVIATORS IN RACE TO JOHANNESBURG
Captain S. S. Halse leads the way in the Portsmouth-Johannesburg air race, having been the first entrant to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Putting Smells Into the Talkies
After seven years of research, two unemployed ex-servicemen have invented a process for adding smells to the talkies. The ...
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Rebels Are Closing In On Madrid
Uncensored despatches sent from Madrid on Saturday by "The Times' " special correspondent emphasise the insurgents' threat to the vital junctions of Castillejo (22 miles from Toledo), and Algador, even nearer the capital. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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STRAIGHT TALK
The Associated Press special correspondent at Geneva states:— "Abruptly joining issue with M. Litvinoff (Russia), whose slogan was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LESSER EVIL
"The ramparts we have erected against war are too weak," said the Bishop of Winchester (Rt. Rev. C. F. Garbutt) in his presidential address to ...
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NEW PLANE ALTITUDE RECORD
The Air Ministry announces that an R.A.F. experimental high altitude aircraft, piloted by Squadron-Leader Swain, reached 50,000 feet, heating the ...
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Blood Test for Drunken Motorists
Blood tests have been ordered for motorists involved in accidents suspected to be due to the influence of drink. Experimental ...
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SHORTER WEEK
Speaking by telephone from Tasmania to-day, the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) made it plain that the Federal Cabinet held the view that it could ...
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WIRELESS 'PHONE SERVICES
Plans for establishing wireless telephone services connecting Australia with Canada, Japan, South Africa, and America, are being ...
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FOR SENTENCE
Seaforth Simpson Mackenzie (53), of Eskdale-road, North Caulfield, principal registrar of the High Court of Australia, was found guilty before Mr. ...
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FORT NELSON
After making enquiries, the Minister for Customs (Mr. White), on behalf of the Minister for Defence, in the House of Representative to-day ...
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Poet's Tribute To Mussolini
"The Times' " Rome correspondent states that newspapers publish D'Annunzio's lyrical message to Mussolini, whom he ...
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MARTIAL LAW
The "London Gazette" publishes the text of the Palestine martial law order-in-council, by which the authorities will be empowered to make ...
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IN PARLIAMENT
The House of Representatives to- day passed bills granting bounties on apples, pears, and prunes exported during the 1936 season, and adjourned ...
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Six Babies Born In Forty Minutes
The Royal Hospital for Women, Paddington, made obstetric history to-day, when six babies were born in 40 minutes. ...
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SECOND ROBBERY
For the second time in three months, £500 has been stolen from the safe of the Waverley branch of the Dairy Farmers' Co-Operative Milk Co. ...
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FRAUD ALLEGED
A claim for £2500 for alleged fraudulent misrepresentation instituted by Alfred Chambers, grazier, against the Rural Bank was ...
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PRESIDENT'S REPLY
The first step in his active campaign for re-election to the Presidency of the United States was taken by Mr. Roosevelt to-night, when he replled ...
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INDECENT CRIMES
Provision for the treatment and classification of persons convicted of crimes against decency is suggested by the Inspector-General of Penal ...
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LEAGUE'S WAY OUT
The League Council has found a solution of the Danzig problem arising from the local Nazis' hostility to Mr. Sean Lester (League High ...
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MT. REX TIN, N.L.
The directors of Mount Rex Tin N.L. in their report for the year ended July 31, state that the prospecting programme on the property at Eastern ...
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PACT INDICATED
Enquiries to-day indicated that the plans for an election pact between State Ministers and the Labour party had developed to a definite stage, and ...
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FLOATING PRISONS AT BARCELONA
Here are the "Ships of the Dead"—where hundreds of persons suspected suspected of the anti-Government sympathies are being held hostage at Barcelona. The Loyalists threaten to shool them all should the city e allacked by the rebels ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PENDING LITIGATION
Application in connection with the pending action of Dr. E. Brettingham- Moore. versus Hobart Tepid Baths Limited was made in chambers this ...
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RADIUM LOSSES
The Minister for Health (Mr. Hughes), in answer to a question in the House of Representatives to-day, said that 262.3 milligrammes of radium ...
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BURNT AIR LINER
The bulk of the Australian mail aboard the Imperial Airways liner which was destroyed by fire at Karachi is intact. The passengers ...
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HAILE SELASSIE
Quick-wits at Geneva to-day scented a hint of Halle Selassie's abdication in the speech by the Abyssinian delegate (Mr. Taejaz) in the assembly ...
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"The Examiner" To-day
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DROUGHT THREATENED
Rain will have to fall very soon to avert a serious drought in some of the most prolific areas of the state. A few weeks ago it appeared that ...
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CHINA AND JAPAN
Regarding the negotiations with China, the Foreign Office spokesman says that Japan is demanding the eradication of all anti-Japanese ...
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