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  2. MEDIATOR IS OPTIMISTIC Sudeten Issue

    Lord Runciman left London yesterday for Prague as independent investigator and mediator in the Sudeten question. ...

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  3. ANGRY MOOD IN RUSSIA People Roused

    The whole of the Soviet Union has been swept by a wave of patriotism and rage against Japanese militarists, who are alleged to ...

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  4. "FOR SMALL MERCIES"

    Commercial men, commenting last night on the State Budget, said that, while they should be thankful for small mercies, the ...

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  5. OBITUARY Mr. G. W. Neate

    The death occurred yesterday at the ago of 90 years of Mr. George William Neate, of Mornington and Richmond, one of Victoria's pioneers. ...

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  6. SOVIET TROOPS IN EAST

    Fighting between Japanese and Russian forces at Possiet Bay has directed attention to the Soviet Far Eastern Army. Troops of this army are not always engaged in hostilities. They are shown here in lighter mood. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. COALFIELDS VISIT Mr. Lang's Move

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A new development in the Labour faction fight occurred yesterday, when it was announced that Mr. Lang would probably visit hostile cen ...

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  8. Budget Comment VIEWS OF PARTIES U.A.P. Regrets

    The leader of the State Parliamentary United Australia party (Sir Stanley Argyle) said that the most disappointing feature of the Budget ...

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  9. Special Telephones

    Mr. Frank Ashton-Gwatkln, head of the Economic Relations section of the British Foreign Office, has arrived in Prague in advance of Lord Runciman, ...

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  10. Appeal to Minera

    An appeal to members of the Miners' Federation to retain their affiliation with the Australian Labour party was issued to-night by New South Wales senators and ...

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  11. "Wofully Small"

    "The meagre cut of only 6 per cent. in the unemployment relief taxation, which, in addition to being wofully small, is difficult to calculate," said the secretary ...

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  12. Mr. John Payne

    Many friends and representatives of Melbourne business interests attended the funeral of Mr. John Payne in the Church of England portion of the Melbourne ...

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  13. REPUBLICAN PUSH Hills Captured

    Another village and three important hills have been captured by the Republicans in continuation of their new offensive west ...

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  14. Evacuation Claim

    A claim was made to-day by Korean army leaders that the Russians had evacuated the Chang Kefung district. Referring to the fighting yesterday, the ...

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  15. War Anniversary

    A poster issued by the Japanese War Department to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Mukden in the Russo-Japanese war. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. Mr. Curtin for Sydney

    PERTH, Wednesday.—Referring to a message from Sydney, stating that the State secretary of the Australian Labour party (Mr. J. J. Graves) had announced ...

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  17. STATE TRADING

    State-owned trading concerns operated last financial year at a loss of £99,929, according to statements contained in the Budget papers. Six of the undertakings ...

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  18. VAIN SEARCH

    Planes and warships of the United States army and navy will continue the search for the Hawaii Clipper for the remainder of the week, in the slim hope that the ...

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  19. Mr. Edmund Duggan

    Many of the former stage associates of Mr. Edmund Duggan, the veteran actor, who died on Tuesday, attended his funeral at the Kew cemetery yesterday. ...

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  20. Chinese Excited

    The Chinese are wildly excited about the fighting at Possiet Boy. They hope that Japan will be forced to abandon her campaign in China, and to concentrate upon ...

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  21. MILITARY UNITS Horses to Remain

    Despite the growing importance of mechanical transport in military strategy the horse is not likely to disappear from the Australian Military Forces for many ...

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  22. Passports for Germans

    According to the Spanish News Agency, 285 German soldiers and technicians living in Ce[?]ta and other parts of Spanish Morocco have been issued with Spanish ...

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  23. Planes Over Border

    A sharp protest will be made to Prague against the alleged violation of the Silesian frontier by two Czech scout planes. It is said that this morning the planes circled ...

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  24. ESPERANTO

    What does Esperanto sound like? Although this language is spreading in popularity oversea comparatively few people in Australia have heard Esperanto spoken. ...

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  25. Mr. James D. Coady

    The funeral of Mr. James D. Coady, secretary of the Closer Settlement Commission, who died on Tuesday, took place yesterday at the Eaglehawk cemetery. The ...

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  26. FUSE SECRET CASE

    Robinson Walker, aged 48 years, a former employee of Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., was charged to-day under the Official Secrets Act of ...

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  27. FOR DRAINAGE

    The Government would sympathetically consider an application from the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works for a grant to undertake its £200,000 ...

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  28. TRAINS, PLANE, AND BOMBS

    "I hear that Field-Marshal Goering has found a new hobby—model trains," writes the diarist of the "Evening Standard." "Visitors to the hunting lodge at ...

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  29. Five-day Week

    The council of the Federation of Salaried Officers of Railways Commissioners (Victorian branch) is opposed to the proposal to reduce the working week ...

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  30. PLANE DESIGNER

    Captain F. S. Barnwell, aged 58 years, the aircraft designer, was killed at Bristol airport yesterday when a plane crashed. ...

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  31. N.Z. Air Force

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday. — Civil reserves which will be available for the Royal New Zealand Air Fo[?]ce on the outbreak of hostilities are being organised. ...

    Article : 54 words
  32. Advertising

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  33. BIBLES SEIZED

    Acting on behalf of the French police, British police in Jerusalem found a consignment of 81 Bibles prepared so that they could hold drugs. ...

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  34. The Rev. E. Finnie

    The death occurred yesterday, at the age of 51 years, of the Rev. Edward Finnie, who had been vicar of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Port Melbourne, for four ...

    Article : 158 words
  35. RACKET DRAGNET

    Continuing his campaign against rackets the District Attorney (Mr. Thomas Dewey) has named his predecessor and two magistrates as being among those "intimidated ...

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  36. WOMAN FINED £5

    In the Sandringham court yesterday, Mrs. Emily Mary Anderson, of Victoria street, Sandringham, was fined £3 on a charge of having, on Sunday, July 10, used ...

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  37. TO ATTACK RAIDERS

    Fifty thousand Turkish troops and tanks and aircraft are being concentrated in East Anatolia, where the largest manœuvres that the army has ever ...

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  38. Mr. R. H. Sword

    Mr. Robert Henry Sword, for many years a representative of Grant, Barnett, and Co. Ltd., umbrella manufacturers, of Elizabeth street, Melbourne, died at Surrey ...

    Article : 141 words
  39. MAIL SURCHARGE Minister's Defence

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The Minister for Defence (Mr. Thorby) to-day warmly defended the decision of the Federal Government to retain a surcharge of 3d. a ...

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  40. CONTRALTO'S DEATH

    A popular favourite with theatre-goers and especially lovers of Gilbert and Sullivan opera of 40 or 50 years ago, Miss Ida Osborne, a former leading contralto ...

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  41. AUSTRIAN LOANS

    An agreement has been reached under which Germany will completely repay all Austrian loans guaranteed by France. Interest on the French share of loans ...

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  42. Mr. Henry C. Rowdon

    The death occurred in a private hospital yesterday of Mr. Henry C. Rowdon, of Verdon street, Williamstown. He was aged 78 years. ...

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  43. Our Air Development

    "With the development in civil aviation which may be expected in the next two years, Australia will be brought into close connection with economic and political ...

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  44. Mr. Henri Deville

    Mr. Henri Deville, a Melbourne wool merchant, who lived in Wattletree road, East Malvern, died at a private hospital yesterday, after a short illness. He was ...

    Article : 78 words
  45. FIRE IN RAILWAY YARDS

    Rolling columns of black smoke attracted hundreds of people to the railways goods yards. Spencer street, yesterday, when oil from a leaking bulk waggon became ignited. About 2,000 gallons of oil were destroyed. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  46. GOLD, EXCHANGES, AND MARKETS

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 54 words
  47. Captain S. H. Drew

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Captain S. H. Drew, manager of the Brisbane branch of James Patrick and Co. Ltd., died today. He was a native of Brixham, ...

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  48. Mail Leaves Singapore

    The flying-boat Capella left for Darwin this morning with the first of the nonsurcharge mails from England. ...

    Article : 23 words
  49. Advertising

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  50. London Metal Prices

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 36 words
  51. Too Many Passengers

    Three passengers were lying on the roof and 13 were inside the vehicle, First-constable Hudd said yesterday, giving [?] dence in the Hawthorn Court when ...

    Article : 74 words
  52. Advertising

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