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  2. THE ALLIED PEOPLES.

    LONDON, April 6.—The possibilities of increasing and cementing mutual understanding and friendship between the peoples of France and Britain formed ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. ROAD ACCIDENTS.

    Inquiries made by Constable Williams, of the Police Traffic Branch, on Saturday concerning the accident in Railway-road, Daglish, early that morning, when ...

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  4. STORY OF A "SCOOP."

    LONDON. April 7.—The Secretary for War (Mr. Oliver Stanley) received representatives of the Home and Empire Press on Friday and apologised for the Ministry ...

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  5. ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

    MELBOURNE, April 7.—Major-General J. L. Whitham has been appointed General Officer commanding the Southern Command with the temporary rank ...

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  6. THE COAL STRIKE.

    BRISBANE, April 7.—Dramatic last-minute arrangements were made today by officials of the Queensland Colliery Employees' Union to prevent any Rosewood ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE

    There undoubtedly exists today in the minds of a number of people a very great misconception as to the place of Light Horse regiments in the Australian scheme ...

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  8. CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.

    While filling the petrol tank of a motor car in Stirling-highway, Cottesloe, at 8.45 p.m. on Saturday, Leonard Charles Marks, soldier, of Herbert-road, Shenton ...

    Article : 128 words
  9. LABOUR'S POLICY.

    MELBOURNE, April 7.—Labour did not regard it as its business to be the saviours of Europe or of Russia, Germany, Finland or Poland; it wanted to make ...

    Article : 102 words
  10. FEDERAL POLICY REITERATED.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—The Attorney-General and Minister for Industry (Mr. Hughes) said on Saturday that the Federal Government's policy in the coal strike ...

    Article : 204 words
  11. HANDLEBARS TOUCH.

    While Alfred Henry Freeman (22). employed at Houghton's vineyard, Middle Swan, and Francis William Bassett (22), believed to reside at Middle Swan, were ...

    Article : 134 words
  12. "DARK DAYS FOR ENGLAND."

    LONDON, April 5.—In one of the most remarkable criticisms of the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) published by a responsible journal since the outbreak of ...

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  13. AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH.

    MONTREAL, April 6.—The United Press says that Curtiss-Reid Aircraft officials have revealed that the company is undertaking the construction of a ...

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  14. FALL FROM MOTOR CYCLE.

    Leonard Herbert Cleaver (23), of Onslow-road, Shenton Park, received a lacerated forehead when Le fell from a motor cycle at the West Subiaco ...

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  15. EXCHANGING CIVIL PRISONERS.

    GENEVA. April. 6.—France and Germany have agreed to the exchange of a first group of civil prisoners through the Red Cross and 120 Germans and 120 ...

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  16. PORT KEMBLA DISMISSALS.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—Another 2,000 men have been dismissed from the works of Australian Iron and Steel, Ltd., at Port Kembla because of the closing of the ...

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  17. TWO PERSONS INJURED.

    KATANNING. April 7.—Two persons were injured when a runabout overturned shortly after 11 o'clock yesterday morning while ...

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  18. RED CROSS FUND.

    LONDON, April 6.—The Lord Mayor's Red Cross fund today rose to £1,292,000, making an increase of £12,000 during the week. ...

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  19. CANADIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL.

    LONDON, April 6.—The first section of the great Canadian military hospital now in the course of erection at Cliveden —Lord Astor's famous Thames-side seat ...

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  20. SUPPLIES FROM NEW ZEALAND.

    AUCKLAND, April 7.—The Minister for Mines (Mr. Webb) said today that he had gone carefully into the matter of allowing shipments of coal to go to ...

    Article : 174 words
  21. JUDGE STABBED.

    LONDON, April 6.—Judge Burgis, chairman of the Lancashire and Cheshire Conscientious Objectors' Tribunal, was stabbed four times in the back when ...

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  22. FAMILY TRAGEDY.

    LOS ANGELES, April 7.—Abandoning an earlier theory that the mother had murdered her three children and then committed suicide, the police detained ...

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  23. R.A.F. CASUALTY LIST.

    LONDON, April 6.—The names of two New Zealanders—Pilot-Officer Roderick Campbell Mathieson, of Haweaite, and Pilot-Officer C. R. Wylie, of Masterton— ...

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  24. TWO MILITIAMEN KILLED.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—Two militiamen were fatally injured when a truck crashed into a culvert at Albion Park today. They were in a truck carrying 21 men of ...

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  25. THE CHRISTIAN FRONT

    NEW YORK, April 5.—The trial began today of 17 members of the Christian Front who were arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (G-men) in ...

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  26. CONSERVING STERLING

    LONDON, April 7.—New proposals will be announced this week to reduce the flow of sterling to the United States for films, which cost from £8,000,000 to ...

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  27. NEW AIR MINISTER.

    LONDON, April 6.—Sir Samuel Hoare, who succeeded Sir Kingsley Wood as Secretary of State for Air in the recent Cabinet reconstruction, received at the ...

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  28. SUBMARINE DISASTER.

    LONDON, April 6.—It was officially stated in London. today that the submarine Thetis (which disappeared during acceptance trials off Birkenhead on ...

    Article : 58 words
  29. HIT-AND-RUN MOTORIST.

    BRISBANE, April 7.—Ruth Doris Flippence (11), of Wardell-street, Enoggera, was knocked down and killed by a hit-and-run motorist at the corner of ...

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  30. DARWIN DISPUTE.

    DARWIN, April 7.—Although the secretary of the North Australian Workers' Union (Mr. L. T. Craig) said that there was a strong possibility that the dispute ...

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  31. TRAM CONDUCTOR'S DEATH.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—John William Osborne (28), a tram conductor, of Gordon-street, Brighton-le-Sands, who was injured when he was swept from the ...

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  32. POLISH TERROR.

    PARIS, April 6.—The Polish Government's Press Bureau has issued a communique stating that the Russians are carrying on a reign of "death and terror" ...

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  33. POLISH RELIEF FUND.

    The local committee of the Polish War Victims' Relief Fund states that £500 has been sent to Sir Alfred Davidson, honorary treasurer of the central organisation ...

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  34. VOIDING OF APPOINTMENT.

    NEW YORK, April 6.—Two thousand students have "cut" classes as a protest against the decision of Mr. Justice McGeehan, of the Supreme Court, declaring ...

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  35. WAR SUPPLIES.

    LONDON, April 6.—"The generals demand that the pace of armaments production should be quickened and supplies delivered earlier," declared the ...

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  36. THREE PERSONS KILLED.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—Three persons were killed almost instantly and another was seriously injured when a touring car travelling at high speed crashed into the ...

    Article : 208 words
  37. WAR ON COMMUNISTS.

    PARIS, April 6.—A few hours after the publication of the decree making persons found preparing or disseminating Communist literature liable to the death ...

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  38. BURIED TREASURE.

    SAN PEDRO (California), April 7.—Captain Fred Lewis has docked his yacht Stranger here after searching on Cocos Island (in the Pacific Island) for the ...

    Article : 131 words
  39. INJURED MAN CHARGED.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—A man who was in the Blue Mountains District Hospital at Katoomba as a result of a motor accident was charged at a special court there on ...

    Article : 109 words
  40. U.S. LOAN TO FINLAND.

    WASHINGTON, April 6.—The chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (Mr. Jesse Jones) has asked Congress to authorise payment of the ...

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  41. DISCRIMINATION OFFENDS.

    NEW BRUNSWICK (New Jersey). April 7.—Martin Cohnstaedt, the son of a former editor of the German newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung," has refused ...

    Article : 73 words
  42. A CONTROL ORDER.

    LONDON, April 6.—An order for the control of chrome magnesite and wolfram has been made by the Minister of Supply (Dr. Burgin) and is coming into force, ...

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  43. DEATH SENTENCE ON WOMAN.

    APIA (Samoa), April 7.—Faatonu. a Samoan woman aged 21, has been convicted of the murder of a baby ten months old and sentenced to death. This ...

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