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BELIEF COAL STRIKE END NEAR
Sydney.—Feeling on the coalfields tonight is that the coal strike will end within a fortnight. Migration Minister (Mr. Calwell) today told ...
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Rains boost harvest hopes
As steady rain fell over o wide area of South Australia today, farmers said the agricultural outlook in ...
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TREK HOME FROM OVAL
KING WILLIAM ROAD leading to North terrace had practically one-way traffic after the interstate football match at Adelaide Oval this afternoon. As there were no trams, thousands of pedestrians and motor cars had the road to themselves. This picture was taken from the top of the Bank of New South Wales building at the North terrace intersection. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Woman's leap from window
A 39-year-old single woman jumped 20 ft. out of a city hotel window when allegedly attempting ...
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High-grade uranium ore at Radium Hill; Big plans
Peterborough.—Uranium deposits in the bleak undulating Radium Hill area, 15 miles from Olary, have proved so significant the State Government will now undertake long term mining operations there. Some of the deposits tested have proved to be of excellent grade, it was revealed here for the first time today. ...
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FOG BLANKETS SUBURBS
MANY motorists had to pull to the side of the road when a "pea soup" fog blanketed several suburbs tonight. A police driver said visibility in a number of southwestern and eastern suburbs was zero. ...
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