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  2. CUSTOMS CASE.

    Six further charges against the Australian Machinery and Investment Co., Ltd., alleging breaches of the Customs regulations (including evasion of payment ...

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  3. THE SPANISH WAR.

    LONDON. Feb. 24.—Fierce fighting continues around Oviedo, the rebel Stronghold in the north of Spain that has held out since the civil war began. ...

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  4. OUTCRY IN ROME.

    LONDON, Feb. 24.—The British Government's invitation to Abyssinia to be represented at the coronation—similar invitations have been sent to all States ...

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  5. ITALIAN VENGEANCE.

    ROME, Feb. 23.—In retaliation for the attempt on the life of Marshal Graziani, Viceroy of Abyssinia, in Addis Ababa last Saturday the Italians are believed to ...

    Article : 267 words
  6. AUSTRALIA'S TRADE.

    CANBERRA, Feb. 24.—Australia's overseas trade for the calendar year 1936 resulted in a balance favourable to the Commonwealth of £24,540,476 sterling, ...

    Article : 351 words
  7. EMPIRE DEFENCE.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The Imperial Conference to be held after the Coronation in May will be chiefly concerned with the problems of defence and, as a result of ...

    Article : 365 words
  8. LOST MAIL PLANE.

    SYDNEY, Feb. 24.—Searchers by air, land and water have now abandoned hope of finding the Stinson airliner of Airlines of Australia, Ltd., which ...

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  9. THE TREND IN EUROPE.

    LONDON, Feb. 24.—The Paris correspondent of the "Dally Telegraph" reports that semi-official information from Vienna indicates that the visit of the ...

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  10. COLONISING ABYSSINIA.

    ROME, Feb. 23.—The steamer Colombo sailed from Genoa today with 1,400 wives bound for Abyssinia to join their husbands—an indication of the way Italy is ...

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  11. BRITISH BATTLESHIP STRUCK.

    LONDON, Feb. 24.—It is officially announced from Valencia that the commander of the British battleship Royal Oak, the lieutenant-commander, a first ...

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  12. AUSTRALIA'S PART.

    BRISBANE, Feb. 24.—Should Australia decide to fall into line with Britain and provide more cruisers, it is probable that, unless there are insuperable, ...

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  13. EMPIRE SHIPPING.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The attack by foreign subsidised shipping upon both Empire and inter-Empire routes concerns the Empire as a whole and demands joint ...

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  14. COLLIERY DISASTER.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The Gresford colliery disaster of September, 1934, as a result of which 265 entombed miners lost their lives, was the subject of a debate ...

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  15. IRISH COMMANDER KILLED.

    LONDON. Feb. 23.—Commander Thomas Hyde, of General O'Duffy's Irish brigade, who formerly served in the Irish Republican and Free State armies, has ...

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  16. FALSE REPORT BRINGS TRAGEDY

    SYDNEY. Feb. 24.—A false report that the Stinson airliner had been found and that the pilots and passengers had been killed caused the death today of ...

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  17. TRADE WITH AMERICA

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—Asked in the House of Commons today if there were any immediate prospect of an Anglo-American trade agreement, the President ...

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  18. BAN ON VOLUNTEERS.

    LONDON. Feb. 23.—It is understood that it needs only Russia's acceptance of the north-west coast of Spain as its patrol zone, to be shared with France, ...

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  19. BRITISH REARMAMENT LOAN.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The text of the Defence Bill to provide during the five years ending on March 31, 1942. powers to the Treasury to raise sums not ...

    Article : 155 words
  20. Ireland's Adherence Denounced.

    LONDON, Feb. 24.—General O'Duffy, founder of the Irish Blueshirts and leader of a body of Irish volunteers who joined the rebels in ...

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  21. "SIT-DOWN" STRIKES.

    NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—The aircraft industry is the latest to suffer from the "sit-down" strike, which has recently been used by unionists in the motor car ...

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  22. THE ARCHDUKE OTTO.

    VIENNA, Feb. 24.—Archduke Otto of Habsburg, the Austrian Pretender, accompanied by his sister, crossed the Austrian frontier today and was received with ...

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  23. U.S. COURT REFORM.

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—A group of leaders of the House of Representatives assured President Roosevelt today that the House would pass his proposals for ...

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  24. FIRE RISKS IN WAR.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The organisation of emergency fire brigade services against air attack with incendiary bombs was the subject of a statement ...

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  25. ENEMY OF NAZIS.

    BUCHAREST, Feb. 23.—After reconstructing his Cabinet and becoming his own Minister for the Interior, the Prime Minister (M. Tatarescu) announced ...

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  26. DUKE OF WINDSOR.

    VIENNA, Feb. 23.—The Duke of Windsor, who is reported to be seeking a permanent home in Austria, is believed to have arranged to buy Enzesfeld Castle, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. RED ARMY'S MIGHT.

    MOSCOW, Feb. 23.—Outspoken warnings to possible attackers are published in the Press today, on the 19th birthday of the fled Army. "We are now capable," ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  28. FEWER WORKERS IN JANUARY

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—The Secretary of Labour (Miss Frances Perkins) announced today that the number of workers in all industries in January was ...

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  29. PATH TO PEACE.

    LONDON, Feb. 24.—"Once an export trade is lost it is almost impossible to regain it," declared Mr. S. M. Bruce (Australian High Commissioner), in ...

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  30. MANCHUKUO WHEAT.

    TOKIO, Feb. 24.—Mr. Chuichi Ohasha, the Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs in Manchukuo, is at present visiting Tokio preparatory to making a world tour. ...

    Article : 165 words
  31. SINGAPORE SMASH.

    SINGAPORE, Feb. 24.—Hazel McCullough (29), of Brisbane, who was staying in Singapore in the course of a journey to England for the coronation, and Walter ...

    Article : 189 words
  32. RUSSIA'S FRONTIERS.

    MOSCOW, Feb. 24.—Newspapers reveal that Russia's entire western frontier, extending 100 miles from the Arctic Ocean to the Black Sea, have been fortified with ...

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  33. Mrs. Simpson Indisposed.

    CANNES, Feb. 24.—Mrs. Simpson has cancelled all her social engagements for a week and put off a Press conference which was scheduled for last night owing ...

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  34. RAILWAY WAGES.

    CHICAGO, Feb. 23.—The most ambitious movement for higher wages in the history of collective bargaining in the United States was decided on today, when ...

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  35. ISOLATED BY AVALANCHES.

    PARIS, Feb. 24.—It is reported from Grenoble that a party including the Air Minister (M. Cot), the Under-Secretary for Physical Education (M. La Grange) ...

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  36. JAPANESE PEARLERS.

    TOKIO, Feb. 24.—The Foreign Office spokesman (Mr. Amau) said today that the Japanese Consul at Surabaya had reported that nine Japanese pearling ...

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  37. CANADA AND BRITAIN

    OTTAWA, Feb. 23.—The trade treaty between Canada and Britain has been signed and will be tabled in the House of Commons on Thursday. ...

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  38. MALAYAN IRON.

    SINGAPORE, Feb. 24.—Japanese interests have secured further ironmining rights over 50 acres in Johore. Malaya's entire output of iron ore goes ...

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  39. THE DUTCH INDIES.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—An extension of the present air force in the Netherlands Indies by a second group of 39 big bombing aeroplanes is being considered and a ...

    Article : 139 words
  40. ADELAIDE BANK HOLD-UP.

    ADELAIDE, Feb. 24.—Tom Frank de Villiers (23), a mechanic, of no fixed place of abode, was committed for trial by Mr. Muirhead, P.M., in the Adelaide ...

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  41. AIR RAID PRECAUTION.

    BERLIN, Feb. 23.—In order, it is believed, to facilitate the work of air defence officers in event of air raids, all householders in Germany have been ...

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  42. JAPANESE MAKE HISTORY.

    TOKIO, Feb. 24.—The first bout of fisticuffs in the history of the Parliament occurred today, when a Socialist and a Conservative member quarrelled over ...

    Article : 56 words
  43. SLAUGHTERMEN'S STRIKE OVER

    SYDNEY, Feb. 24.—Slaughtermen who went on strike at the Homebush abattoirs on Tuesday today decided to return to work. The men agreed to refer their ...

    Article : 51 words
  44. FLYING BOAT BASE.

    LONDON, Feb. 23.—The Portsmouth City Council has decided to build, at an estimated cost of £1,221,452, a base for Empire flying boats. ...

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  45. DROWNED IN CREEK.

    ADELAIDE, Feb. 24.—James Michael Coughlin (36), employed in the mess room at the Mundoo barrage works, near Goolwa, on the Murray River, was drowned ...

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