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  2. Melrose's Crash Due to Structural Fault. NO VIOLENT AIR MOVEMENTS.

    The Muse of the air smash at Melton South on Sunday, which involved the deaths of the noted young airman, Mr. ...

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  3. ARMED ROBBERIES.

    Sentence of ten years' imprisonment was passed by Judge Curlewis at the Sydney Quarter Sessions to-day on Leslie George Knight (26). ...

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  4. VICTORIAN POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS.

    Sir Thomas Blamey resigned from the office of Police Commissioner to-day. His resignation was formally ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. PROHIBITION OF GOODS BROUGHT UNDER Licensing System.

    AUSTRALIA now having imposed prohibitory restrictions on Japanese goods and made two offers to Japan to enable a resumption of trade treaty negotiations, the next move rests with Japan. The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) said this evening that no reply ...

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  6. Pensions for Soldiers' Wives.

    A deputation from the annual conference of the Limbless Soldiers' Association of Australia, which is now meeting in Canberra, ...

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  7. ZEPPELIN'S FLIGHTS OVER ENGLAND.

    It was announced in the House of Commons to-day that the question of the recent flights over England by the German airship ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. TRADE WITH CANADA.

    Ant the request of the Commonwealth Government a trade delegation from Canada, headed by the Minister for Trade and Commerce ...

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  9. DEFINITE GAINS FROM NEW MEAT PACT.

    Definite points which will be gained in negotiations for a meat pact between Great Britain and Australia are an import duty on ...

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  10. BOMBED HOSPITAL.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — After a re-trial in the Bendigo General Sessions, lasting nearly three days. William John Cross (36), laborer, of Bendigo, was ...

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  11. 600 Men Refuse to Work With Horses.

    Six hundred miners at the John Darling pit refused to work with a horse because it had greasy heels which smelt ...

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  12. CASTAWAY ON ISLAND.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—The steamer Port Darwin, which has just arrived from New York, passed a man who appeared to be a castaway on Motu, an ...

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  13. "ARGUS" FLOATED INTO COMPANY.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The Argus and Australasian Ltd., a new company, has been registered, with a nominal capital of £1,000,000, in £1 ...

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  14. 40-HOUR WEEK.

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — Organisation for a 40-hour week is the main industrial activity of the trade union movement in Sydney. All the New South ...

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  15. FRANCE CLAIMS BIGGEST SHIP.

    Two days after the gross tonnage of the Queen Mary had been declared officially, a French Government bulletin announced an ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. £100,000 FIRE.

    Damage estimated at £100,000 was done this evening by a spectacular fire, seen by 15,000 people, at the underwear and hosiery mills ...

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  17. WAR NOT YET OVER?

    Seeing that the Abyssinians are still ambushing the Italians, the press is asking if Italy has really conquered Abyssinia. It declares ...

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  18. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS

    CANBERRA, Thursday. — A proposal for the establishment at the Sydney University of a school of aeronautics has been made to the Minister ...

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  19. STEAMER GUNDIAH.

    HOBART, Thursday.—It is believed the steamer Gundiah, of 200 tons, which for many years has been engaged in the Channel trade in Southern ...

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  20. Request Not Yet Received by Scotland Yard.

    LONDON, Thursday. — Scotland Yard has not yet received a request from Victoria to send an officer to Melbourne. It is expected that the request ...

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  21. American Politician Assassinated.

    CHICAGO, Thursday. — Mr. John Bolton, Democratic State representative, was assassinated by unidentified gunmen early to-day. Mr. Bolton was ...

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  22. AIR ACCIDENTS.

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — The Controller-General of Civil Aviation (Captain E. C. Johnston) to-night attacked the official statistics of accidents issued ...

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  23. SEAPLANE OVERTURNS AND SINKS.

    PORT MORESBY, Thursday. — A valuable, seaplane, belonging to the American Museum of Natural History Expedition, overturned and sank during ...

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  24. Government Urged to Provide More Work For Unemployed.

    When answering a deputation representing the churches and the Unemployed Workers' Movement to-day, the Premier (Mr. A. G. Ogilvie) said the Government was prepared to accept only onethird of the responsibility of the unemployment problem. ...

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  25. "REGISTERS KEPT HAPHAZARDLY."

    HOBART, Thursday. — Following the Government'a decision to bring under closer supervision the unemployment registers in country districts the ...

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  26. Airman "Warned Off."

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Goya Henry, a well-known commercial aviator, said this evening that he had issued a writ jointly against the ...

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  27. CRICKET.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Centuries bv L. F. Townsend (Derbyshire), N. F. Armstrong (Leicestersliire) and L. J. Todd (Kent), and devastating bowling ...

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  28. EXTRA DEFENCE OUTLAY.

    The supplementary defence estimates are as follows: Navy, £1,059,000; Army, £6,600,000; Air Force, £11,700,000; ordnance ...

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  29. AIR MAIL SERVICE TO NEW GUINEA.

    Federal Cabinet to-day approved of tenders being called and preparations being made for an air mail service between Australia and ...

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  30. 'FUTILE FOREIGN POLICY'

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Leader of the Opposition (Major C. R. Attlee), who is electioneering in Derby, said:— "If the Government are not willing ...

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  31. TRANSFERS TO CANBERRA

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The central administration of the War Service Homes Commission would be transferred from Melbourne to Canberra ...

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  32. PACIFISM THAT HASTENS WAR.

    The Bishop of London, Dr. Winnington- Ingram, condemned extreme pacifism as liable to hasten war, speaking at the Diocesan Conference. ...

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  33. THAT OBSTINATE THING

    Herr Himmler, the Nazi Guard Commander-in-Chief, is a brave man, says the London "Sunday Times." Speaking at Potsdam, he has announced that ...

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  34. MARITIME CONFERENCE.

    CANBERRA, Thursday — It was announced by the Prime Minister (Mr. J. A. Lyons) to-day that Australia would be represented at the 21st maritime ...

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  35. INTERNATIONAL WHEAT SITUATION.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Experts in the wheat trade contend that the speculative clement is overdone, and that Chicago operators are exaggerating the ...

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  36. WOULD NOT PLAY IN LIGHT RAIN.

    LONDON, Thursday. — It is reported that Sussex has threatened to discontinue playing matches with Nottinghamshire, following an incident at ...

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