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  2. Exports to Britain May Be Curtailed

    A hint that restrictions might be imposed on exports of Australian primary products to Britain was given yesterday by the Minister for Commerce (Mr. Cameron). He would give no details, but said he would make a full ...

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  3. DEATH CAUSED BY RUBBER BOOTS

    BENDIGO, Sunday.—The wearing of rubber boots by miners in or about shafts was condemned by a mining jury in the Coronor's Court at Bendigo ...

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  4. FURTHER RIFT IN LABOR PARTY THREATENED

    While secret moves are afoot to unite the Federal A.L.P. and the A.L.P. Non-Communist Party (N.S. Wales) following the suspension of the State A.L.P. executive by the Federal executive, five members of the House of Representatives and one Senator ...

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  5. ENEMY ALIEN GAOLED

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Sunday.—Alexander Hald, an enemy alien, and manager of a foreign company in Wellington, was sent to gaol for 14 days for ...

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  6. TECHNICAL TRAINING FACILITIES

    The Government is considering a number of plans for increasing technical training facilities. ...

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  7. LARGE SALES OF WHEAT

    The Assistant Minister for Commerce (Senator M'Bride) announced to-dny that the Australian Wheat Board had sold more than 2,000,000 ...

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  8. POSTAL NOTES FOR SOLDIERS ABROAD

    Postal notes for 5/, 10/ and £1 will be available to-morrow at all money order offices for forwarding to soldiers in Palestine or in ...

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  9. Federal Parliament Meets To-morrrow

    The Federal Parliament will reassemble in Canberra on Tuesday for a session which promises in its opening stapes at least to be of ...

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  10. Y.W.C.A. Needs £5000

    The British Y.W.C.A. has appealed to its sister Australian organisation for £5000 to provide centres for British war women. ...

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  11. BUSH SKELETON IDENTIFIED

    The man whose skeleton was "discovered on Tuesday in the bush near the Donna Buang Road, two miles from Warburton, was Charles ...

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  12. GREYHOUND RACING Thrilling Hurdle Finish at Launceston

    LAUNCESTON, Sunday.—The Handicap Hurdle event at the Launceston Greyhound Racing Club's meeting last night proved to be thrilling. Five of ...

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  13. Three Killed, Eleven Hurt in Motor Crashes

    A man, a woman and a child were killed and ll persons injured in road crashes to-day. In two of tho accident's husbands ...

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  14. SHORT RATIONS IN FRANCE NEXT WINTER

    France will have to submit to short rations next winter, according to a serious warning issued by the French Ministry of ...

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  15. Amazing Escape From Death

    By falling flat on his face and allowing a train to pass over him, a railway signalman saved his life in the Jolimnot yards yesterday. ...

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  16. She Bit The Dog

    Yvonne Roach (19 months), of Wollongong, yesterday bit a dog on the car. She did this in retaliation because thE dog, an ...

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  17. POINTING THE BONE SEQUEL

    DARWIN, Sunday.—Because it was believed he had caiiscd the death of a tribal patriarch by "pointing the bone" at him, an aboriginal was ...

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  18. UNIONS SEEK INCREASE IN BASIC WAGE

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—The Full Arbitration Court will to-morrow hear applications for an increase in the basic wage for unionists working under ...

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  19. Leader Appeals to Frenchmen

    LONDON, Saturday. — Thousands of posters bearing the tricolor are appearing on hoardings throughout Britain, addressed to Frenchmen in French, with the ...

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  20. STOCKS OF MATCHES IN AUSTRALIA

    CANBERRA, Sunday. — Complaints have reached the Federal authorities that many grocers and storekeepers are reluctant to supply full requirements ...

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  21. 5,0.00 More Army Cooks To Be Trained In Scientific Methods

    Five thousand more Army cooks will he trained in the next 12 months in the new scientific methods of feeding Australian troops, which ...

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  22. GERMANY INDIGNANT WITH AUSTRALIA

    THE Berlin Newsageney says the Australian Government's decision to include New Guinea and Papua in the Australian defence system has aroused indignation in Germany. It is described by the Berlin morning newspapers as "a ...

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  23. INDEPENDENT FRENCH NEWSAGENCY

    LONDON, Saturday. — The London office of the Havns semi-official French nowsageucy has severed connection with the French organisation, which ...

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  24. Just Dan Pays £4/4/9 at Hobart

    HOBART, Sunday.—The first meeting or the now season was conducted at the T.C.A. ground last night by the Hobart Greyhound Racing Club. ...

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  25. CABINET RECONSTRUCTION POSSIBLE

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has invited Lord Beaverbrook to join the War Cabinot. For the time being, Lord ...

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  26. POSSIBILITY OF INVASION

    In a statement made from No. 10 Downing street, the Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) wishes it to be known that the ...

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  27. Moslems Urged To Support Britain

    JERUSALEM, Saturday. — Ali Khan, on route to Cairo to join the British press, having relinquished a commission in the Syrian colonial ...

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  28. N.Z. Air Mail Link Best Possible

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Without night flying, the link that had been fixed between the Tasman and FanAmerican air services was the best ...

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  29. ADMIRALTY CASUALTY LISTS

    LONDON, Sunday.—The Admiralty announces the following casualties: H.M.S. Wren: Four officers killed and two wounded; 31 ratings killed and six ...

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  30. ARREST OF JAPANESE

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Federal Attonicy-Gcnoral (Mr. Hughes) said today that the Government had no official confirmation of the arrest of ...

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  31. EGG PULP

    ADELAIDE, Sunday. — The growing popularity of egg pulp, both in local and export markets, is said to be causing a minor revolution in industry. ...

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  32. SEIZURE OF ITALIAN SHIP

    PORT SAID, Saturday. — British naval officers reveal that a false declaration by the captain of the Italian steamer Verbania was responsible for ...

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  33. May Intensify Aid For Britain

    Usually-reliable members of Congress are predicting that the United States will shortly intensify its aid for ...

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  34. Evacuation of British Children

    LONDON, Saturday.—It was officially announced to-day that a limited number of children was still being evacuated overseas in small convoys. ...

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  35. WET CANTEENS FOR CAMPS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—"Tn my opinion, wet canteens should be in the camps." said the Commission of Police (Mr. M'Kay) to-day. They would ...

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  36. CYCLING

    LATROBE CLUB.—The Riding Seclion of the Latrobe Bicycle Race Club conducted a junior race over 4 miles on Saturday. A new course record was ...

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  37. Italians on Egyptian Frontier

    It is authoritatively stated that a considerable force of Italians is concentrated ou the LibyanEgyptian frontier, to which point ...

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  38. TERRORISM IN FINLAND

    LONDON, Saturday. —, A report from Helsinki says that Soviet roports of terrorism in Finland aro exaggerated. Threee hundred "Friends of ...

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  39. Passengers for Overseas

    HOBART, Sunday.—The military authorities are endeavoring to avoid delay to persons travelling oversens. It was stated at Anglesea Barracks ...

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  40. Report on Petrol Rationing to Be Expedited

    "The reconstructed Liquid Fuel Control Board has been asked by the Government to expedite its report on petrol rationing," said the Minister for Supply (Sir Frederick Stewart) yesterday. A deputation from tho Labor Council and the Amalgamated Engineering ...

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  41. BIG WATER PLAN

    ADELAIDE, Sunday. — The report of the public works committee recommending a scheme designed to supply 1,200,000,000 gallons of water a year ...

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  42. Minister's Power Challenged

    LONDON, Saturday. — A company has successfully challenged the right of the Ministry of Supply to take over control of companies engaged in war work. ...

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  43. ALBANIANS IN REVOLT

    LONDON, Sunday.—Italy is reported to be having dilliculty with the Albanian tribesmen. An Italian battalion suffered 100 casualties and lost ...

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  44. WOODERSON BREAKS SCOTTISH MILE RECORD

    LONDON, Saturday.—The famous English miler, S. Wooderson, broke the allcomers' Scottish mile record at Glascow to-day by a second. He covered ...

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