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  2. FLOOD VICTIMS CITY COUNCIL GRANTS £500

    To relieve distress caused by the floods in the Kensington and Flemington districts. the City Council decided yesterday to provide £500. The deputy town clerk ...

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  3. FATHER AND SON DROWNED Fall From Boat Into Creek

    ADELAIDE Thursday.—Mr. Herbert William Yeend, aged 32 years a visitor from Norwood. and his son. aged 2½ years. were drowned in Ral Ral Creek, near ...

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  4. BILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT ROOSEVELT UNCONCERNED

    President Roosevelt professed no concern to-day when the Treasury statement revealed that the Federal deficit in the current fiscal year exceeded a billion ...

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  5. DRIFTED TOWARDS ICEBERGS ANTARCTIC PERILS

    WELLINGTON. Thursday.—The following message has been received by wirleess from the Byrd Antarctic expedition:— ...

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  6. REDUCING ARMS HITLER'S PLAN REJECTED

    The French Cabinet has approved of an aide memoire which is being despatched to the French Ambassador at Berlin (M. Poncet), informing the German ...

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  7. FILM DISPUTE

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. F. W. Marks has been appointed an investigator by the State Ministry to inquire into the moving picture industry in New South Wales and ...

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  8. CALLING TASMANIA

    Tasmanian telephone subscribers will be linked with the other States of Australia, and, through the wireless telephone with the world, when the new cable, which it is ...

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  9. WATERSIDE WORK

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Regulations for the control of waterside work in Australia have been drawn up by the Attorney-General (Mr. Latham), and after ...

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  10. CHILD DROWNED

    THOONA. Thursday.—Irene Cleary, aged 3 years, daughter of Mr. Frank Cleary. of Tungamah, and granddaughter of Mr. Cleary. M.L A. for Benalla. was ...

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  11. Restriction on German Army

    The Paris correspondent of the "Morning Post" says that while the French Cabinet has decided that Herr Hitler's, proposals are not acceptable it is under ...

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  12. RESCUERS EXHAUSTED

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Kevin Frederik Golding, of Prospect, floated, holding a beach ball, 100 yards from the shore at the Camp Reserve at Victor Harbour ...

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  13. German Criticism of League

    The "Korrespondenz," which is regarded as the mouthpiece of the German Foreign Office, is again attacking the League of Nations declares that those who ...

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  14. Imprisoned in Ice

    A wireless S O S. message has now revealed that the Russian ice-breaker Cheluskin, which went to Wrangel Island to pick up a party of scientists including ...

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  15. Control of Meat Packing

    The Democratic Congressional leader (Mr. Rainey) proposed to-night that the Government should control the meatpacking industry and fix prices of meat ...

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  16. OIL COMPANIES DEFENDED

    Criticism of the operations of the principal oil companies in Australia was referred to by the assistant general manager of the Shell Co. of Australia Ltd. (Mr. ...

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  17. TWO MEN KILLED Driver Injured

    HOBART, Thursday.—Alexander Wiffen, aged 42 years, labourer, a married man with seven children, and Roy King, aged 21 years, labourer, single, both of ...

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  18. WHOSE LIABILITY?

    In the Kensington Town Hall on Wednesday evening a large number of residents of the flood-affected area at Macaulay and Kensington attended a meeting ...

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  19. STATE PARLIAMENT

    Following the State session 60 bills, which were passed within the last fortnight, await the Royal assent. Most, if not all, will be dealt with by the State ...

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  20. WORLD AGREEMENT

    The chairman of the Disarmament Conference (Mr. Arthur Henderson), in an article in "The Nineteenth Century and After." discussed the possibility of a ...

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  21. CUBA DEFAULTS

    The long expected default on Cuba's enormous external debt appeared to be imminent to-day. The Secretary to the Treasury announced unofficially that the ...

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  22. WAGGA MYSTERY

    WAGGA (N.S.W.), Thursday.—The identity of the man whose body was found in a sack in the Murrumbidgee River has not been established. Dr. Palmer, ...

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  23. CAR STRIKES WOMAN

    Struck by a motor-car, the driver of which did not stop, at the corner of Southernhay and High streets, Reservoir, last night, Miss Alma Wellington. aged 22 ...

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  24. QUEENSLAND CYCLONE

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—Alarm was caused in Brisbane to-day by an official notification that at 9 a.m. a cyclone was north-east of Mackay, and that it was ...

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  25. EARLY BIBLE ON VIEW

    The famous fourth century Greek manuscript of the Bible known as Codex Sinaiticus, which has been purchased for £100,000 from the Soviet Government, ...

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  26. TRANSPORT ACT ANOMALY

    The rush of legislation in the closing hours of the Parliamentary session led to the omission of an amendment to the Transport Regulation Bill. As it was ...

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  27. Youth Flung Through Car Roof

    Kenneth Peacock, a youth, Landcox street, Brighton, experienced a fortunate escape when he was thrown through the hood of his motor-car when it collided ...

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  28. BATTLE WITH GIANT FISH

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—It is reported from Southport that a fish weighing more than 1¼ tons was washed over the bar in a south-easterly gale, and became ...

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  29. HOW WE RECKON TIME

    The theory that there is a master chemical clock within the human brain which estimates time was discussed to-day by Professor Hoagland, professor of ...

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  30. REPORT FOR MINISTRY

    Mr. Holland, M.L. A for Flemington, and the three representatives in the City Council of the flooded area, which is in the Hopetoun Ward, went to the Premier's ...

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  31. PLAGUE OF CATERPILLARS

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Hordes of caterpillars are menacing grass lands on the outskirts of Lithgow and at Hartley Vale and Vale of Clwydd have damaged oat ...

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  32. FRENCH TRAIN DISASTER Failure of Signals

    Charpentier, the fireman of the Strasbourg express, which dashed into the Nancy train at Lagny. near Paris, causing an unparalleled railway disaster, has ...

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  33. Twins May Have Different Fathers

    That twins may have the same mother but different fathers is the effect of a decision given by a judge at Yankton, South Dakota, to-day in awarding a ...

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  34. STATE LICENCES

    Hotel and many other licences will expire at the end of this week, and will require te be renewed before January 1. As December 31 fails on Sunday, the ...

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  35. INDIAN REFORMS

    The first shot in what is certain to develop into a general campaign against the White Paper, was fired at the Liberal Federation's annual conference at Madras, ...

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  36. Reichstag Fire Sentence

    The Leipsig correspondent of the "Daily Express" reports that a prison warder is the only man to whom the Dutchman. Van der Lubbe, has been allowed to speak ...

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  37. Two Girls Missing

    No trace has yet been found by police at Heidelberg of Miss Molly Munt, aged 21 years, who disappeared early on Sunday morning from her home in St. ...

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  38. RECURRENCE COULD NOT BE PREVENTED

    Discussing the flooding yesterday, the secretary of the Board of Works (Mr. F. L. King) said that he had inspected the area, and was more than ever ...

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  39. Irish Republicans

    In the course of a leading article, the "Irish Press," which expresses the views of the President of the Irish Free State Executive Council (Mr. de Valera), ...

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  40. BUSH FIRES IN DERWENT VALLEY

    HOBART, Thursday.—Serious bush fires have been burning in the Tyenna and Fitzgerald districts of the Derwent valley for the last few days. To-day the ...

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  41. BISHOP RADFORD

    The former Anglican Bishop of Goulburn (Dr. Radford), who recently resigned from the see, and who is well known in Melbourne, has been appointed to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  42. The King's Sympathy

    The following telegram has been addressed by His Majesty the King to the President of the French Republic (M. Lebrun):— ...

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  43. Arms for Terrorists

    Wider powers to deal with the smuggling of arms for terrorists is proposed by the Bengal Government in a bill which will be introduced next session. Recently there ...

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  44. Cheaper Group Telephone

    An invention that would be invaluable if applicable to rural Australia, where inquisitive listening on party lines is prevalent, is a new and cheaper group ...

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  45. FIRE, THEN FLOOD

    After having successfully combated a fire at Bravo's ice-cream factory, Luton lane, Glenferrie, the Hawthorn fire brigade was last night faced with a task of a very ...

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  46. Inglewood Man Missing

    INGLEWOOD, Thursday.—Headed by First Constable Bergin district residents have searched unsuccessfully to-day for Mr. Harry Keast, farmer, who has been ...

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  47. STRONGER AMERICAN NAVY

    The Associated Press reports that the Navy department is planning to ask the authority of Congress for a programme of construction and replacement designed to ...

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  48. Safety in Steel Coaches

    Emphasising the fact that only three minor casualties in the appalling total in the French train disaster occurred in the Paris-Strasbourg express, the coaches of ...

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  49. Franco-British Trade

    The French and British Governments have agreed that conversations shall be initiated as soon as possible with the object of adjusting commercial relations ...

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  50. Bandits Raid Texas Bank

    Bandits raided the First State Bank at Marlin, Texas, to-day and took 41,000 dollars (£8,200) cash. They also kidnapped three officials, including one of ...

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  51. Foreign Lending

    The financial editor of the "Daily Herald" reports that plans are being prepared for the revival of British lending abroad; but that it will be ensured that ...

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  54. Price of Gold in London

    The price of gold to-day is £6/6/3 an ounce, compared with £6/6/5 yesterday. The price is equal to £7/15/9¾ an ounce ...

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