FOLLOWING Canadian suspension of shipments of ammunition and aircraft to the Chiang Kai-shek Government of China, Mr. Harry Bridges, of the American Longshoremen's Union, is taking steps towards the banning of American aid to countries having ...
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Article : 819 wordsSir George and Lady Wales arrived by air from Melbourne yesterday, and are staying at the Brisbane Hotel. ...
Article : 121 wordsSome of a party of 15 members of the Walking Club of Victoria were pictured at the Gorge on Saturday. From left: Coral Preston, Alice Sinclair, Valerie McCartney, Ruby Squibb, Jean Wilson, Donald Corkhill. They are in Tasmania for a week's walk through ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 238 wordsLOSS OF SHEEP — The Souvenir lost about thirty sheep on her passage from Melbourne. A heavy sea ...
Article : 52 wordsTasmania's hospitality was highly praised yesterday by three young Sydney university students who arrived in Melbourne on the Taroona, after a fortnight's hiking tour. THE tour covered the length and ...
Article : 121 wordsBUDAPEST (A.A.P.) — The Associated Press of America correspondent reported yesterday that ...
Article : 152 wordsInspiring music by massed brass and pipe bands at York Park yesterday concluded a highly successful band contest conducted by the Tasmanian Bands' League. The contest, which began on Christmas Day, was the first at ...
Article : 390 wordsBRITAIN HAS BROKEN all steel-production records this year and has achieved a target thought by many to be over ambitious. Steel is a key product and this success in building up output marks an important step toward national economic recovery. ...
Article : 227 wordsLONDON (A.A.P.).—The British steel industry on Christmas Eve passed the year's output target of 12½ million tons with seven days ...
Article : 88 wordsWASHINGTON (A.A.P.).—A study of U.S. wool requirements and sources and the Government policy as a ...
Article : 395 wordsA CONFERENCE of the Presbyterian Fellowship of Australia, organised by the Tasmanian branch, opened at Taroona, and ...
Article : 82 wordsSTOCKHOLM (A.A.P.).—While his murderer prepared the weapon with which Thursday's sensational murder was done—a pair ...
Article : 123 wordsANKARA (A.A.P.). — Carrying anti-Communist slogans 5000 Turkish students on Saturday brushed aside police, who fired ...
Article : 85 wordsDairymen eligible to vote at the first election of members of the Tasmanian Milk Board should register with the Registrar (Mr. R. ...
Article : 124 wordsTHE COMMUNITY SCHOOL to be opened within a few weeks on the property formerly known as the Newnham Hall Estate, Mowbray Heights, will mark an important extension of the Tasmanian education system. The school will give the children wide ...
Article : 186 wordsNANKING (A.A.P.-Reuters). — As though heralding Christmas Day, a large force of Communists stormed Changwu, a large rail ...
Article : 108 wordsWASHINGTON (A.A.P.). — Kindnesses shown an American soldier by an Australian lad and his ...
Article : 162 wordsTOKIO (A.A.P.-Reuters) — The Australian soldier who was killed by a train last Tuesday near Tokio was Dvr. N. E. K. Gillett, of 168 ...
Article : 50 wordsTOKIO (A.A.P.-Reuters) — The democratisation of Japan will be no easy task according to the Premier, Tetsu Katayama, who told ...
Article : 112 wordsAn entirely new dyestuff which will, for the first time, enable textile printers to produce a bright turquoise blue shade with good ...
Article : 239 wordsSir,—Broad-minded citizens are unconcerned regarding the refractory Labour politicians who desert their party from time to time, but ...
Article : 121 wordsMILAN (A.A.P.). — Thirty-one people were killed and 29 injured yesterday when a bus carrying skiers back from Christmas ...
Article : 33 wordsSir, — Mr. T. G. Matthews evidently is too prejudiced to understand simple English. He is trying to imply that I am the ardent ...
Article : 261 wordsSir,—Who is responsible for electric light distribution at Underwood? Why are some settlers left out while others are not even ...
Article : 48 wordsTRAVEL transformation! What is it that we are missing most this holiday season? There have been the same crowded shopping ...
Article : 846 wordsSHANGHAI (A.A.P.-Reuters).—At a simple ceremony on Friday at Peiping, the "Legation quarter" was formally returned to China ...
Article : 63 wordsSir,—I live in the backblocks and have not seen a candle for months. When you go to the storekeeper and ask for candles he just does ...
Article : 72 wordsSir,—Latest news, including your "Fashion Points," indicates that longer skirts are definitely to become the mode. ...
Article : 81 wordsOn Friday afternoon thieves entered the premises of Mr E. F. Dolbey, of Lilydale, and stole goods to the value of £10. ...
Article : 144 wordsADELAIDE. — Monkeys, storks, flamingoes and a sleepy, ancient hippopotamus ate swarms of grasshoppers which invaded Adelaide ...
Article : 125 wordsNEW YORK (A.A.P.).—The British Council has invited Mr. John Wallace Metcalfe principal librarian at the Public Library of ...
Article : 74 wordsTwo men closely associated with mainland industrial concerns were greatly struck by the completeness of amenities for employees of the ...
Article : 111 wordsBERLIN (A.A.P.).—Authoritative German sources yesterday disclosed that the Russians are moving several important members of ...
Article : 70 wordsSir,—May I express, through your columns, my congratulations to the gentlemen controlling the Queen Victoria Museum and Art ...
Article : 232 wordsSir,—With harvest workers and holidaymakers needing petrol it is inconvenient and disappointing to them to be unable to obtain their ...
Article : 212 wordsRaymond Birton Bramich was sentenced to three months imprisonment by Mr. H. R. Dobbie, P.M., in the Devonport Police ...
Article : 172 wordsMr. E. A. Alexander, of Hobart, who is holding a series of meetings throughous Tasmania on behalf of the Central Liquor ...
Article : 87 wordsThere was every indication that Australians were determined to reject Socialism, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Wright) claimed at Hobart last night. "WESTERN AUSTRALIA, South Australia and Victoria have ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Mon 29 Dec 1947, Page 2
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