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  2. BUILDING WORKERS TO HAVE PRIORITY UNDER NEW HOUSING PLAN

    CANBERRA, Monday.—State and Federal Ministers, at a meeting here to-day to plan accelerated output of building materials, adopted the principle of priority allocation of homes to workers employed in thc production of ...

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    Lantana, memento of the Kokoda Trail, was laid on tho Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, on Sunday by members of the 39th Battalion Association. Here the Regimental Sergeant-Major, G. Marshall, is handing out sprigs of lantana, which the men wore ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. DELORAINE COUNCIL TO PROCEED AGAINST THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO ROADS

    A police report was read at the Deloraine council meeting yesterday regarding damage to table drains, and it was agreed that police action should be taken where justified. Regarding the repair of one damaged road, the council considered it was a Government ...

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  5. Miners May Work Every Second Saturday

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The Miners Federation has agreed to recommend to its members in N.S.W. and Victoria that they work every ...

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  6. Six Luxury Cars Sell For £28,100

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Six British luxury cars, two RollsRoyces and four Bentleighs, have been sold for a total of ...

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  7. HEALTH PLAN CLAIMS MANDATE IS CLEAR

    HOBART, Monday.—"If ever a Government had a clear mandate to go ahead with a health scheme, it is the one I ...

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  8. HANDLING OF TRAM STRIKE TAKEN OVER BY T.H.C COMMITTEE

    LAUNCESTON, Monday. — On the fourth day of the Launceston tramways strike to-day the Disputes Committee of the Trades Hall Council decided to take over handling of the dispute in conjunction with representatives of the Tramways Union. The committee will ...

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  9. UNION SEEKING 4[?] DAY WEEK

    SYDNEY, Monday.—A four-anda-half day week for workers in biscuit factories is being sought by the Pastrycooks' Union. ...

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  10. "Outrivals Port Arthur Tactics"

    HOBART, Monday. — "The conduct of Launceston tramway ofBicals, in our opinion, outrivals Port Arthur tactics," the ...

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  11. PORT KEMBLA SEEN AS SECOND PORT

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Plans under consideration by the N.S.W Government may make Port Kembla the second largest port in the ...

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  12. CONFERENCE ON MILK BILL

    HOBART, Monday. — Southern members of the Legislative Council were to be invited to at tend a conferonce with the ...

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  13. ARSON SUSPECTED IN MILLS FIRE

    ADELAIDE, Monday. — Arson is suspected in connection with the fire that destroyed two-thirds of a stack of 25,000 tons of firewood at the ...

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  14. New S.A. Head Had Grim Time As Internee

    HOBART, Monday.—Atter spending 25 years in China, three of them in a Japanese internment camp, Brigadier L. Stanks has ...

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  15. ALLEGES WINS WERE ARRANGED

    (A.A.P.).—High army and civillan procurement officers had been allowed during the war to win huge sums in "fixed" poker ...

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  16. GUNN'S PLAINS CAVES TO BE DEVELOPED

    HOBART, Monday. — A report from the Tasmanian Caverneering Club that the Gunn's Plains caves are safe for tourists will probably lead to the ...

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  17. TASMANIA TO ASK LOAN COUNCIL FOR £4[?] MILLION

    HOBART, Monday.—Tasmania intends to ask the Commonwealth Loan Council for £3,314,208 for State works and a further £900,000 for semi-Government and local Governmenf works at next week's meeting of ...

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  18. BABY FOOD SHIPMENT DISTRIBUTED

    HOBART, Monday. — A shipment of baby foods which reached Hobart during the week-end was distributed to-day. ...

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  19. TENNIS UNSUITABLE FOR CUP MATCHES

    MONTREAL, Monday (A.A.P.)— The conditions of the Mount Royal Club's courts and the club's unsuitability for staging ...

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  20. Says Court Affirmed 40-hour Week Principle

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The Full Arbitration Court to-day heard a submission by Mr. R. M. Eggleston (for the A.C.T.U.), who reminded it that when it sat with four judges last October it affirmed the principle of the 40-hour week. ...

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  21. WHOLE LUNG REMOVED

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—A threehour operation, during which the whole of his left lung was removed, saved the life of a middle-aged man ...

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  22. One Of The Last R.A.A.F. Casualty Lists

    MELBOURNE, Monday.— The latest R.A.A.F. casualty list, containing the names of seven personnel who were reported ...

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  23. WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS AND SHOCK

    PERTH (W.A.), Monday.— After being trapped in a sedan car which burst into [?] after a head-on collision with a truck 25 miles from ...

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  24. INVALID BURNED TO DEATH

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Miss [?] Huntley (77), of Turramurra, an Invalid confined to her bed, was burned to death in her home early ...

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  25. BREAK BETWEEN GREECE AND RUSSIA EXPECTED

    LONDON, Monday (A.A.P.).— Reuter's Athens correspondent says that, according to the Government newspaper "Estia," a ...

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  26. Seeks Inquiry Into Death of Princess

    BERLIN, Monday (A.A.P.).—The United States Army C.I.D. will today ask the Russian occupation authorities to make a full ...

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  27. DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST DUTCH

    PORT SAID, Monday (A.A.P.).— Anti-Dutch demonstrations were renewed when the Dutch liner Volendam, with 3000 troops reported ...

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  28. N.Z. POLITICAL DISPUTE

    WELLINGTON, Monday. (A. A.P.-Reuter).—Since the National Council of the New Zealand Federation of Labor called ...

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  29. SCHROEDER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

    SOUTH ORANGE (New Jersey), Monday (A.A.P.)— Ted Schroeder won thc Eastern grass courts championship to-day, defeating ...

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  30. Mohia Salvage Completed

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — About 700 tons of cargo which was not damaged by the fire that swept the Mahia on Thursday will be ...

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  31. Helicopter Arrives From U.S.

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — The [?]korskl S51 helicopter to be used by the R.A.A.F. for bush-fire spotting, antl-pest and photographic work, ...

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  32. Would Pay Farmhands 30/- a Day

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Delegates attending the annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers Association said to-day that farmers were prepared to ...

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  33. RAILWAYMEN CHAFE AT DELAY

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—A special meeting of the State executive of the Australian Railway Union will be held to-morrow evening to ...

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  34. SEEK SUBSIDIES TO COVER ALL SEA FREIGHT INCREASES

    LAUNCESTON, Monday.— The Launceston Chamber of Commerce has asked the Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) to seek ...

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  35. W. JUNCTION'S LONG SPELL

    LAUNCESTON, Monday. Western Junction drome has now been out of commission for five weeks—a fortnight longer than ...

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  36. MAN AND YOUTH LOST ON MOUNTAIN

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — Search parties to-day combed the side of Mt. Erica, 100 miles from Melbourne, for a man and a youth who have ...

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  37. Predicts Expansion of Picture Industry

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Rapid expansion of the Australian picture Industry was forecast this evening by Mr. Eric ...

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  38. MURDER CONSPIRACY ALLEGED

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — A Slim, blue-eyed blonde, smartly dressed in a light brown coat. Dulcie Markham, of Fawkner Street, St. Kilda, ...

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  39. RESULTS OF PAIGNTON FINALS

    LONDON, Monday (A.A.P.)—The Palgnton tennis tournament finals resulted—Men's Singles: New Zealuud's O. M. Bold d. Hungary's J. Bros, 6—1, ...

    Article : 73 words
  40. Knocked Down By Car

    HOBART, Monday. —When Mrs Mary Rowe (74), of Bothwell, and her daughter, Miss Zilda Rowe (50), were allighting from a tram at Glenorchy ...

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  41. Mrs. Bolton Wins Final

    LONDON. Monday (A.A.P.)—In the final of the women's singles In the Hampshire tennis championships, Mrs. [?] Bolton (Aus.) d. Mrs. J. ...

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