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DRAMATIC MOMENTS
Who has not heard of Magellan, the famous explorer who sailed into the Pacific after one of the most difficult ...
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OVER-STAFFED OFFICES
Wholesale dismissals from the Civil Service! Wouldn't we rub our eyes if we saw that reported in the newspapers? (states a writer in "Answers," ...
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BUTTER EXPORTS
Officially opening the Queensland Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and Secretaries' Association conference today, the Minister for ...
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Family Notices
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CORDIAL MESSAGE
By the Kamo Maru today, Dr Katsuji Debuchi, a high official of the Japanese diplomatic service, arrived from the East as Japan's ...
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PARADED WOMEN
The story of Potiphar's wife and Joseph was re-enacted on a wholesale scale in Papua. How hostile tribes paraded their women ...
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The Morning Bulletin ROCKHAMPTON.
When boundaries of Australian State were first determined, railways were either unknown or else were purely local affairs which had still about them the ...
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Advertising
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THE Assistant Resident Magistrate of Papua, Mr J. G. Hides, on his return to civilisation after his eight months' patrol in the Papuan ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL ITEMS
"N. Harper": Thrill of the barrow derby is not for us. "Alma Creek": Photograph of child and cat of insufficient interest, and you ...
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Automatic Telephones
At midnight tomorrow the second rural automatic telephone exchange will be opened in Queensland at the Summit. The first exchange of this ...
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GOLDEN CASKET.
Golden Casket No. 416 closes definitely today at 1.30 p.m. ...
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WEHT FOR "A MERE SONG."
The sale of the Mt Morgan Shire Council's sanitary wagons, dray, and a quantity of harness, auctioned by Mr Edward Hempenstall at the council's ...
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JUDGES' AWARDS
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NEWSPAPER FILES IN FILM FORM.
The files of overseas newspapers may disappear from Australia's libraries, said Mr E. R. Pitt, the chief Government librarian of Victoria, in an interview in ...
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BRAZEN CRIME
Climaxing a series of robberies, beatings, and murders committed recently in parks in Manhattan in the centre of the city, one of the most brazen crimes ...
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BADLY BURNT
A serious accident befell a young girl, Alice Saunders, residing with her parents at Moongan, while frosting a stove yesterday. ...
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MOVING PICTURS OF BRISBANE.
A proposal to take a motion picture of Brisbane has been made to the City Council. Mr S. Cook wrote recently to the finance committee stating that for ...
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BARRISTER'S ESTATE
Probate was granted yesterday of the will of Arthur Feez, K.C., formerly of Sydney and Brisbane. Mr Feez died in London on April ...
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TO LINK CAPITALS
Australian Transcontinental Airways Ltd hoped to establish services between the capital cities of Australia, said Mr E. E. Collins, general ...
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TO UNITED STATES
As a friendly gesture to Washington an Australian goodwill and trade mission, headed by a Commonwealth Minister, may visit the ...
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"Hitler Moustaches"
Observation in the streets confirms the report thet young Austrian Nazis have been ordered to grow "Hitler" moustaches." ...
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POLICING OF AWARD.
Representatives of building trades unions in Brisbane have stated that the five-day 40-hour week was operating succcesfully in their industry. Since July ...
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY
In the Parramatta Coroner's Court today the Coroner inquired into the case in which Peter Kopievsky, a Russian wharf labourer, shot and killed Mrs. ...
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SIX BOYS INJURED
Scores of children were precipitated on to a concrete floor 5 ft. below when a railing of the stand, against which they had been leaning, collapsed at the ...
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DECIDED AGAINST STRIKE
The Babinda men today decided against a strike, the voting being 620 to 73. ...
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THE FLYING CLIPPER, the Pan-American Airways' giant seaplane, which male a record crossing from Alameda (California) to Honolulu, a distance of about 2500 miles, the time being 17 hours 9 minutes, despite the fact that she deviated from her charted course several times to make special surveys ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SALE BY BARTER
It is estimated that from January to July Japan sold to Germany 800,000 lb. of Japanese tops at an average of 2.10 yen per lb., f.o.b. Japan anticipates ...
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ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Olive May Hilson, 29, was committed for trial in the Coroner's Court today on a charge of having murdered her husband, Edward Gilson, who died in ...
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WAR GRAVES IN FRANCE
General A. W. Hyman, of Sydney, after a 330-mile tour of the Somme battlefields, said the French people's appreciation of Australian soldiers had ...
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JAPAN MAY TAKE MORE WOOL
That Japan may this season take several hundred thousand more bales of wool from Australia than last season was today predicted by M[?] Amemiya, ...
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PAN AMERICAN CLIPPER PLANE
The Pan-American Clipper plane landed after 8 hours 53 minutes flying. The plane reached Honolulu from Alameda (California) after a record ...
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