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PERSONAL.
The New Zealand Minister for Supply (Mr Sullivan) will be Acting-Prime Minister during the absence of the Prime Minister (Mr Fraser) at ...
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ADULT EDUCATION.
Announcing the resuscitation of the Adult Education Library box scheme the Director of Adult Education (Professor F. Alexander) said on ...
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RURAL LABOUR.
Over 1,000 prisoners of war are employed on farms in this State at present and their labour is in great demand. The Deputy Director-Gen ...
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WHEAT AREAS.
Mr I. G. Boyle writes: The announcement by the Minister for the Army (Mr Forde) that 90,000 men from the Army would be available ...
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POTATO CONTROL
A strong protest was made yesterday by a former country agent with many years' experience in the potato trade at what he termed the ...
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TRAMWAY DISPUTE.
The dispute between the Tram-way Employees' Union and the Tramway Department over the running time allowed on timetables for ...
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NEWS AND NOTES.
The Minister for Education (Mr Tonkin) said yesterday that the first meeting of the newly-appointed National Fitness Council would be ...
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The West Australian.
In October, 1941, one of the epic defences of the war ended when the German and Rumanian forces broke into the beleaguered Black Sea ...
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REJECTED TOBACCO.
Recently growers at Manjimup protested against the rejection of a considerable tonnage of tobacco leaf at the 1943 appraisals. It was stated ...
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R.A.A.F. EXPANSION.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—The expansion of the RAAF announced b; the Minister for Air (Mr Drakeford, was entirely in operational units ...
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WHAT'S THE USE?
BRISBANE, April 11.—Giving as his reason for not having sent in particulars of his income for taxation ...
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VICTORY LOAN.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—"Bonds must come before bets," was a slogan coined at Ballarat today by the Minister for the Army (Mr Forde) in ...
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ANZAC DAY.
"The march route for this years Anzac Day parade will be from Anzac House via St George's-terrace and William-street, entering the ...
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MARKET GARDENS.
"More petrol is required by market gardeners now, than previously, but lees and less is available," said the general secretary of the Market ...
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TRADE UNIONS.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—A conference between senior Federal Ministers and representatives of industrial unions will be held on May 16, ...
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FEDERAL POWERS.
CANBERRA, April 11.—The Commonwealth Government's presentation of the constitutional powers referendum campaign to the people ...
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RESPONSE IN NEW GUINEA.
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, April 11.—Contributions to the First Victory Loan are being freely made by servicemen in New Guinea. So ...
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A BUSY SENATOR.
Since her last visit to Perth three months ago, Senator Dorothy Tangney has spent two, sometimes three, nights of every week in a train; sat ...
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IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
AUCKLAND, April 11.—The Prime Minister (Mr Fraser) has left to attend the Imperial Conference. He is accompanied by Mrs Fraser ...
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RUSSIAN AWARDS.
LONDON, April 11.—It was announced in London today that the Soviet Order of Patriotic War (frat class) has been conferred on the ...
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FILM PRODUCER.
An outstanding British film producer, Mr Watt directed "London Can Take It," "Target for Tonight" and other notable war ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
(Every request for information must be accompanied by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as guarantee of good faith.) ...
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MAIL TIMETABLES.
CLOSING TIMES.—Closing times hereunder are for the Perth GPO: Registered articles must be posted an hour before ordinary letters, but not earlier ...
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COST OF WAR.
MELBOURNE April 11.—Australia is spending at the rate of £65,000 an hour on the prosecution of the war and would have to ...
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BRITISH WOMEN.
Speaking yesterday afternoon to members of the Karrakatta Club, Dr Thomas Wood, the eminent British composer, paid a warm tribute ...
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"WALTZING MATILDA."
A serviceman reading the interview with Dr Thomas Wood, eminent English composer, author and broadcaster, published In "The West ...
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CONFECTIONERY SUPPLIES.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—Reduced quantities of confectionery, slightly increased supplies of cocoa, but the same amount of chocolate as ...
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BROADCAST SPEECHES.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—In a programme to be broadcast from all Australian radio stations on Thursday night the Treasurer ...
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TODAY'S LAW COURTS.
IN CHAMBERS.—At 10.30 am, before Mr Justice Dwyer. NISI PRIUS.—At 10.30 an, before Mr Justice Wolff: Petitions in divorce. ...
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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
Sir,—Believing as we do that a true observance of Sunday with its opportunity for divine worship is essential to the spiritual health of ...
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Today at the Stand of Honour in Forrest-place, between noon and 2 pm, under the chairmanship of Mr W. H. Williams, Dutch Day will be ...
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NEED FOR LABOUR.
MELBOURNE, April 11.—To meet the urgent need of labour for metropolitan canneries and other industries the Victorian Manpower ...
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LONDON HOLIDAY.
LONDON, April 11.—Londoners spent the Easter bank holiday yesterday mainly out of doors. The streets were thronged and ...
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
WASHINGTON, April 10.—The White House announces that President Roosevelt has left for the south for a vacation. Unless on ...
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NEW TASK FOR GOEBBELS.
LONDON, April 10.—The German Newsagency states that Hitler has appointed the German Minister of Propaganda (Dr Goebbels) sole ...
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DEFICIENCY IN AGRICULTURAL RAINS.
Average rainfall figures in the agricultural districts for the six-months period October-March were made available by the Divisional Meteorologist (Mr Akeryod) yesterday. Figures in parantheses indicate the normal rainfall and in all districts there is a ...
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