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  2. GOLD CLAUSE IN BONDS VALIDITY UPHELD

    The House of Lords has delivered judgment, upholding the validity of the gold clause in the Societe Intercommunale Belge D'Electricite bonds, thus reversing ...

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  3. ILLICIT LIQUOR STOCKS PROBLEM OF DISPOSAL

    Officials of the Federal Alcohol Control Administration are considering a plan to eliminate "bootlegging," and at the same time to remedy the shortage of legal stocks ...

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  4. SPEEDWAY ACCIDENTS RIDER FALLS AT BEND

    Lawrence McDonald, aged 22 years, of Nicholson street, Carlton, was killed in an accident at the Exhibition Speedway on Saturday night. ...

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  5. VENICE FLOODED

    A cloudburst and heavy seas flooded the whole of Venice to a depth of four feet above the normal water level.The ground floors of houses were flooded, and ...

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  6. GANG OF THIEVES AT WORK Raids for Meat

    Following a long series of robberies from butchers' shops in the suburbs, particularly in the Malvern district, during recent months, the police are searching for ...

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  7. DISARMAMENT HITLER'S PROPOSALS

    The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" writes:—"The information brought from Berlin by the British Ambassador in Berlin (Sir Eric ...

    Article : 310 words
  8. CARING FOR ABORIGINES

    DARWIN, Sunday—The report that the Minister for the Interior (Mr. Perkins) considers that the present method of dealing with the aborigines in ...

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  9. FIRE ON 'THE BLOCK' Damage to Cafe

    Extensive damage was done to the Red Hen Coffee Shop, in "The Block," Collins street, by fire which broke out on the first floor about 1.25 a.m. yesterday. The cafe, ...

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  10. FRENCH WAR DEBT

    France formally defaulted on her war debt payment due to the United States to-day. The French Ambassador (M. La Boulaye) and the Acting Secretary ...

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  11. MINERS WILL RESUME

    WONTHAGGI, Sunday.—At a meeting of miners held in the Union Hall yesterday it was decided to accept the decision of Mr.McLeish, general manager of the State ...

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  12. ADELAIDE MISHAP

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—In the Christmas Handicap at the Speedway Royale last night two riders crashed into a fallen competitor, Les Fredericks, who, when leading ...

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  13. LYNCHED AFTER ACQUITTAL

    A negro youth was lynched at Columbia, Tennessee, to-day after he had been discharged by a grand jury on a charge of having attacked a white girl. The body ...

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  14. British Conversations

    The Disarmament Conference will continue to engage the closest attention of British Ministers during the next few days. The British Ambassador in ...

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  15. Outbreak in Exhibition Street

    Many diners were in the restaurant of Marios Pty. Ltd., Exhibition street, near Little Bourke street, city, when a Are occurred on the first floor about 9 p.m. on ...

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  16. TWO ARMED MEN

    Two men last night stole £22 from the safe at the Southern Cross motorservice station, corner of Malvern and Glenferrie roads, Malvern. One of the ...

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  17. FIVE PERSONS INJURED

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  18. Reducing Import Tax

    The chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives (Mr. Doughton), who is drafting liquor legislation, says that it is the ...

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  19. DESCENDANTS OF GIPSIES

    The late Earl of Birkenhead was among the well-known people whom Colonel C. P. Hawkes, lecturing before the Genealogical Society, mentioned as decidedly of gipsy ...

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  20. Shop and Stock Burnt

    BENDIGO, Sunday.—Shortly before 8 p.m. yesterday it was discovered that the grocery shop of Mr. G. L. Hayman, of Epsom, was on fire. The Bendigo Fire ...

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  21. TO STUDY TRADE

    To study Empire trade questions concerning Australia and New Zealand, the chairman of the commercial committee of the House of Commons (Sir John ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. TRAIN COLLISION IN FOG

    Fourteen persons were killed and 80 were injured—most of them children— when a train leaving Posen station crashed into a stationary train which was ...

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  23. REFORMED CHAMBER

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The scrutiny of votes cast in the ballot for the fourth and final panel of 15 members of the New South Wales Legislative Council has ...

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  24. Comment in New York

    The financial editor of the "New York Times" comments on the decision of the House of Lords as follows:—"It will probably cause less stir here than it ...

    Article : 110 words
  25. INFANT KILLED

    BENALLA, Sunday.—An infant was killed and two persons were injured when a motor-car which Constable Edward Gothard, aged 25 years, of Richmond. ...

    Article : 163 words
  26. REICHSTAG TRIAL

    At the trial to-day of the five men who are alleged to have set fire to the Reichstag in Frebruary, the prosecutor (Herr Seuffert) asked the Court to find Van der ...

    Article : 375 words
  27. RETURN TO GOLD

    Sir Norman Angell, a former Labour member of the House of Commons, and the author of "The Great Illusion" and numerous books on financial questions, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 176 words
  28. French Policy

    The French Minister for Foreign Affairs (M. Paul Boncour) and the Czechoslovakian Minister for Foreign Affairs (Dr. Benes) concluded conversations to-day, ...

    Article : 192 words
  29. AUSTRALIAN WINES

    Clearances of Australian wine in England for November were 429,000 gallons, and 2,448,000 gallons for the 11 months of 1933 compared with ...

    Article : 225 words
  30. CHRISTMAS GOODS STOLEN

    Christmas stock valued at £70, including scents, pipes, fountain-pens, and novelties, was stolen from Edments's Store, Smith street, Collingwood, late on ...

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  31. Jammed Between Two Motor-cars

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—There persons were injured, one seriously, when a motorcycle and sidecar in which they were riding were jammed between two motor-cars ...

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  32. OLD DIPLOMACY CALLED IN

    In a leading article the "Observer' says that the intensive contact that has been established between Pails, London, Berlin, and Rome has given rise to unintelligent ...

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  33. Children's Escape

    Although tne sedan motor-car in which they were travelling overturned when a collided with another car at the corner of Milton and Mitford streets, St. Kilda, on ...

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  34. Purchases in United States

    It is revealed that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has so far allocated 75,000,000 dollars (about £15,000,000) for the purchase of gold. The last allocation ...

    Article : 119 words
  35. HOSIERY VALUED AT £200

    Hosiery valued at £200 was stolen from the shop of Love and Pollard Pty. Ltd., drapers, Bridge road, Richmond, early yesterday morning. The thieves ...

    Article : 77 words
  36. SPANISH MINISTRY

    President Zamora has accepted the resignation of the Prime Minister (Senor Barrios), and Senor Lerroux has formed a Coalition Ministry. ...

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  37. Housebreaker at Footscray

    After forcing open a side window at the home of Mrs. Mary Williamson, Alfred street, Footscray, on Saturday night, a thief stole clothing, jewellery, and house ...

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  38. Markets for Exports

    The Associated Press Association understands that Mr. George Peek, head of the newly-created foreign marketing committee, intends to organise a special ...

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  39. Prince Works Loom

    His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales concluded his three days' tour of Yorkshire this evening. As in earlier tours of industrial areas the Prince ...

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  40. Thieves in Strongroom

    A watchman at the head office of Swallo[?] and Aricll Ltd., Rouse street, Port Melbourne, discovered at 6 a.m. on Saturday that thieves had been in the ...

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  41. United States Cruiser Launched

    The United States cruiser Astoria (10,000 tons) was launched in the Puget Sound naval yard to-day. For the first time in 13 years a Government ship was ...

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  42. Safe Blown Open at Canberra

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—Blowing open the door with gelignite, thieves took £90 from the safe in the office of the Capitol Picture Theatre in Canberra early this ...

    Article : 117 words
  43. Three Seamen Drowned

    Three seamen were drowned early today, when the fishing schooner Ellen T. Marshall was burned to the water's edge, and sank in a north-east blizzard off Cape ...

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  44. German Business Letters

    Business firms are finding it prudent to adopt the official formula and to end all letters "German greetings, Heil Hitler." Although at first a seasonable ...

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  45. British Surplus Expected

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Neville Chamberlain), speaking at Halifax, said that there was every hope that the current financial year would produce a ...

    Article : 165 words
  46. "Disarmed to Danger Point"

    That both Great Britain and Australia had reduced their armaments to such a degree that they were inviting other nations less peaceably inclined to attack ...

    Article : 148 words
  47. Charge of Sedition

    Commandant Cronin, who was arrested recently, will be charged in the coming week with sedition, and with being a member of the banned National Guard ...

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  48. Storms Have Left Victoria for New Zealand

    The depression that caused the terrific storms on Thursday and Friday has moved east, and it is now threatening New Zealand. Over Victoria the weather has ...

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  49. Wounded in Fight With Thieves

    PERTH, Sunday.—Thieves in a store at Wembley, a suburb of Perth, sounded the bunglar alarm early on Saturday morning, and when the police arrived ...

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  50. QUARRYMAN DIES

    Patrick Gilmour, aged 30 years, of Ferntree Gully, who was buried by a fall of rock in a quarry at Ferntree Gully on Friday afternoon, died in the Melbourne ...

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  51. STATE PARLIAMENT

    When the Legislative Assembly meets to-day the first business for consideration will be the amendments suggested by the Legislative Council to the Motor-car Bill. ...

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