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  2. SPAIN'S "WILL TO WIN"

    When passing through Paris yesterday for Geneva, the Republican Foreign Minister (Senor Delvayo) declared that there was absolutely ...

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  3. MARINES IN ATTACK

    Japanese marines were repulsed when they attempted to land on Ballast Island, south-west of Macao. ...

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  4. FEDERAL PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

    A suitable site for the new community hospital at Canberra was under discussion when this picture was taken on Saturday at the sitting of the Federal Public Works Committee. From left: Messrs. Collins, Nairn, Holloway, Frost, Francis, M.H.R.'s (chairman), and G. Whiteford (secretary). Senator Cooper, Senator Brand, Mr. J. Price, and Senator Brown. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. PREACHER, NOVELIST

    To lecture throughout Australia on the spiritual, political, and social objectives of the Roman Catholic Church, the Rev. Father Owen Dudley, superior of the ...

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  6. News of the Churches JUBILEE CELEBRATED

    Special services were held in Anglican Churches in Australia yesterday to celebrate the silver jubilee of the Church of England Boys' Society, which was established by an act of Synod in 1913. Mother's Day also was celebrated in ...

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  7. HUGE RELIEF DEFICIT.

    Mr. Daniel Bell, director of the Budget, told Congress yesterday that President Roosevelt's 4,500,000,000 dollar (£ Al,125,000,000) spending and lending ...

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  8. SHIPS STILL AGROUND

    BRISBANE. Sunday. — The weather off Lady Elliot Island calmed considerably to-day, but no serious attempt at refloating the vessel Port St. John is likely to ...

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  9. AERONAUTICS STUDY

    Estimate of the cost of establishing a chair of aeronautics at the University of Melbourne which have been prepared by the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering ...

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  10. BLINDNESS OR DEATH

    Extraordinary interest is being shown in the case of parents who are facing dreadful alternatives—a baby's blindness or death. ...

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  11. 3,000 SEAMEN IN STRIKE

    Stewards and cooks aboard the liner Paris joined in the maritime strike when the ship arrived at Le Havre from New York. It is expected that on the arrival ...

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  12. GENERAL HOBBS'S FUNERAL

    PERTH, Sunday.— Karrakatta Cemetery Board has decided not to relax the statutory regulation which prohibits funerals on Sundays, except for religious or ...

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  13. LOW FLYING

    At a meeting of the Keilor Shire Council on Saturday a letter was read from the Civil Aviation Board of the Commonwealth of Australia regarding complaints that ...

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  14. NO CHANGE IN PARTIES

    PERTH, Sunday.—Four of ten seats were contested at the biennial elections for the Legislative Council yesterday. Mr. A. M. Clydesdale, a retiring Labour ...

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  15. PRESENTATIONS GANGELLED

    The Lord Chamberlain's office has cancelled the Court presentations of two New Zealanders — Mrs. William Webster, fashion hostess at a Liverpool department ...

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  16. NUNS' "STAY-IN" STRIKE

    Growing uneasiness among local Roman Catholics gives prospects that a court action may lead to the settlement of the convent dispute. ...

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  17. CHELMSFORD GIRLS' GRAMMAR

    The annual sports and prize presentation was held at Chelmsford Girls' Grammar School, Glen Iris, on Saturday afternoon. ...

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  18. NEW CANBERRA CHURCH

    CANBFRRA, Sunday.—Among those present at the laying of the foundation-stone of the new St. Christopher's Roman Catholic Church in Canberra was the ...

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  19. LORD HARLEGH'S DEATH

    Lord Harlech died to-day, at the age of 83 years. He will be succeeded by his son, Mr. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, who is Secretary of State for the Colonies. ...

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  20. ILLEGAL USE OF CAR ALLEGED

    Three youths each aged l8 years, who were detained at Gembrook on Friday by Mr. L. Jennings, a garage proprietor, appeared in the City Court on Saturday. ...

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  21. TO BE GALLED TO ACCOUNT

    HOBART, Sunday.—Mr. W. Morrow, secretary of the Australian Railways Union, has been summoned to appear before the executive of the Tasmanian ...

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  22. DEATH OF M. GOGA

    The former Prime Minister of Rumania (M. Octavian Goga) died yesterday. M. Goga was aged 57 years. He had been stricken by paralysis. ...

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  24. MOVABLE MILK FOR BRITAIN

    Continuing its nation-wide campaign to encourage a greater consumption of milk, the Milk Marketing Board is arranging tours by mobile milk bars, which will ...

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  25. WATER URN EXPLODES

    Scalded by hot water when a gas urn exploded in a Bourke street cafe yesterday. George 'Pearce, aged l8 years, of Steel street, Moonee Ponds, was admitted to the ...

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  26. SEVEN INJURED AT EXHIBITION

    Seven persons were injured at the Empire Exhibition amusement park when the chair of a giant wheel broke from its holdings and struck another chair, ...

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  27. RAID ON TWO-UP SCHOOL

    Although he had heard two-up described as "Australia's national game," the Statute connected it with other serious offences which, on conviction, constituted the ...

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  28. DELEGATION TO GENEVA

    The British Foreign Secretary (Lord Halifax), accompanied by Foreign Office experts, has arrived here to attend the meeting of the League of Nations. ...

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  29. OFFICERS ELECTED

    At the final meeting of the newly appointed committee of the Victorian division of the Australian Institute of Butter Factory Managers and Secretaries the ...

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  30. PRESIDENT ORDERS AID FOR SAILOR

    President Roosevelt interrupted his fishing cruise to order the swift cruiser Philadelphia to change her course to go to the assistance of the Norwegian freighter ...

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  31. DEGAS PASTEL NOT FOR GALLERY

    A conference of the National Gallery Felton Committee and the Felton Bequest Committee has decided against the purchase of the Degas pastel "Russian ...

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  32. PORTUGUESE MISSION IN LONDON

    The Portuguese Ambassador (Dr. Porteiro) and members of the Portuguese military mission, who are at present visiting London, were the guests of the British ...

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  33. PRICE OF ROOFING TILES INCREASED

    The manufacturers of Terra Cotta roofing tiles, after considering the effect of the recent reduction in working hours in the pottery trade, have decided to increase the ...

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  34. MORE TROLLEY-BUSES IN LONDON

    A further extension of trolley-bus routes in London was made yesterday, as a result of which the London Passenger Transport Board will have 738 trolley-buses ...

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  35. WAR PENSIONS

    Criticism of a statement by the Commonwealth Auditor-General (Mr. H. C. Brown) that it was difficult to avoid the conclusion that many war pensions had ...

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  36. QUEEN MARY RETURNS BIRTHDAY CALL

    Queen Mary, on her way to pay an informal visit to a hospital in Sethwall Green, East London, on Friday afternoon, stopped her car in a near by street to call ...

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  37. ABORIGINES' PLEA

    A resolution urging the Federal Government to grant full rights of citizens to Australian aborigines was passed at a meeting of the Australian Aborigines' ...

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  38. 44-HOUR WEEK

    The amended determination of the Pottery Board, which will operate on and after May 12, provides a 44-hour working week for the trade, without reduction of ...

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  39. Fatalities in W.A.

    PERTH, Sunday.—Francis William Veal, aged 31 years, single, school teacher, of Carmathen, was killed when a car he was driving at Bannister collided with a ...

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  40. 1,200 PIGEONS BURNED TO DEATH

    Some 1,200 racing pigeons, valued at £2,000, which were being taken from Peterborough to Doncaster were burned to death when a railway waggon caught ...

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  41. RECORD NUMBER OF TERRITORIALS

    The intake of Territorial recruits for April constitutes another record. A total of 10,395 men joined the forces between April 1 and May 1, a higher total than in ...

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  42. LORD HUNTINGFIELD

    Their Excellencies the Administrator and Lady Huntingfield, attended by members of the personal staff, were present at divine service at St. John's Church, ...

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  43. WOMAN DROWNED IN BATH

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—After preparing breakfast for her family yesterday morning. Mrs. Ethel May Gater, aged 57 years, of Irish Harp road, Prospect, was found ...

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  44. Coburg House Entered

    Jewellery, clothing, a watch, and a fountain pen, worth £35, were stolen from the house of Mr. Frank Landells, of May street, Coburg, on Saturday evening. The ...

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