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  2. WOMAN DIES IN CRASH Car Overturns

    GEELONG, Monday.—A Ballarat woman was killed instantly and four other holiday-makers were injured when, after a rear tyre ...

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  3. BEACHES-AND ALL THAT

    Every time I go to a beach I discover some new compensation in the human body. Yesterday, all the way down to Portsea and back, I discovered spines. ...

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  4. SPANISH CLAIM

    Spanish Nationalists claim that after heavy air attacks, in which fortifications were smashed for a depth of three miles, they have ...

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    ELEVEN BABIES were born at the Women's Hospital on Christmas Day. Six are girls. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. JAPANESE PLANES

    Photographs taken at the time that the American gunboat Luzon and a French gunboa shot down three Japanese bombing planes ...

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    Soft music on the sands at Portsea yesterday. (From left) Miss J. Sharp, Dr. A. Aitken, Mr. B. Stewart, Miss Pam Smith, and Gordon Leonard. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. AIR CYLINDER EXPLODES

    With a roar that could be heard some distance away, a steel cylinder containing compressed air exploded yesterday morning ...

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  9. VISITORS STRUCK BY CAR

    A man and his wife who had just arrived in Melbourne from' Maryborough last night were struck by a motor-car as they were crossing Spencer street near the ...

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  10. DEATH ROLL IN R.A.F.

    The death-roll for the Royal Air Force in 1938 has been heavier than in any year since 1920. So far 223 deaths have occurred In 115 ...

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  11. INJURED IN COLLISION

    When two cars came into collision on Point Nepean road, Cheisea, yesterday, Clarence Woollard, aged 21 years, of Kent street, Box Hill, suffered extensive ...

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  12. KAREL CAPEK DEAD

    Karcl Capek, the eminent Czechoslovakian dramatist, novelist and essayist, and patriot, has died of pneumonia at the age of 48 years. One of Czechoslovakia's ...

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  13. CYCLISTS INJURED

    BALLARAT, Monday.— Sidney Colt, aged 19 years, and Selma Johnson, aged 21 years, of Beaufort, were riding on a motor-cycle at Ballarat to-day when the ...

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  14. 85 KILLED IN COLLISION

    Eighty-five persons were killed and 325 were injured in a railway disaster that occured at Etulea, Rumania, GO miles north-east of Galati, near the northern ...

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  15. MOTORIST HURT

    Charles L. Giles, of Middle Camberwell, was admitted to the Ararat Hospital suffering minor head injuries sustained when his car skidded in loose gravel on the ...

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  16. ATTACK BY ITALY

    The fortheoming visit to Corsica by the French Prime Minister (M. Daladler) is attacked by Signor Gayda, spokesman for Signor ...

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  17. SCOUTS AND CRISIS

    The Boy Scout movement in England had been greatly stimulated by the recent European crisis, said the Chief Commissioner of ...

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  18. STRUCK BY PLANE Beach Mishap

    SYDNEY, Monday. — Several holiday-makers were struck by a monoplane on Yamba beach this afternoon when they ran on to ...

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  19. RAIL PORTER KILLED

    ARARAT, Monday. — Walking to a farmhouse at Tatyoon about 6.30 on Sunday night, John Gray, railway line repairer, reported the death of his mate, ...

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  20. BOY CRITICALLY HURT

    DAYLESFORD, Monday.—While helping his father to deliver milk early today the 10-year-old son of Mr. Eric Mead, of Hepburn, was critically injured when ...

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  21. CROP SUBSIDIES

    Subsidies amounting to 750,000,000 doliars (£A187,500,000) will probably be paid to American farmers for reducing crops in 1940. ...

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  22. LEG FRACTURED

    JUNEE, Monday.—William, the 10-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald, of Meeniyan, was admitted to a private hospital yesterday, suffeilng from a fractured ...

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  23. GOLD AND TROUT TREATMENT

    Gold and rainbow trout are now used in the treatment of rheumatism and diabetes, according to Dr. F. X. Mulcahy and Dr. I. Blaubaum, who returned to ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. DIONNE QUINTUPLETS

    The Dionne quintuplets were besieged with presents and greetings from all parts of the world as they celebrated their fifth Christmas at Callander (Ontario). ...

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  25. CYCLIST AND SINGER

    An acquaintance of dictators, politicians, millionaires, and film stars. Mr. Eric Malpas, known as the singing cyclist, arrived in Melbourne yesterday by ...

    Article : 263 words
  26. QUEENSLAND CASE

    BRISBANE, Monday.—Struck by the wing of a plane as it landed on the beach at Coolangatta this afternoon, Marie McCulkin, aged 12 years, of Gregory ...

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  27. HEAVY SNOW IN LONDON

    London is blanketed in snow, which has been falling continuously for seven hours. All the principal streets are inches in deep snow, which, owing to the ...

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  28. MAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

    In dense scrub near Kangaroo Ground last night a man was serlously wounded In a shooting accident. With a boy who was spending a holiday with him he had ...

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  29. BOYCOTTING OF REICH

    The severance of diplomatic relations and the breaking-off of all commercial ties with Germany was advocated to-day by Senator King (Dem., Utah), one of the ...

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  30. WOLVES DRIVEN SOUTH

    Snow and cold weather have drlver wolves farthest south for years. They are even entering towns. One pack surrounded a hotel and ...

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  31. OIL RESOURCES

    The lack of oilfields within the British Kmpire was described yesterday by Sir John Fiett, formerly Director of Geological Survey of Great Britain and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  32. POPE SAYS MASS

    Notwithstanding the fatigue that he suffered after he had delivered his long address to the College of Cardinals on Christmas eve, the Pope said midnight ...

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  33. ENGLISH POPULATION

    The Registrar-General's statistical review for England and Wales estimates the population of the two countries on June 30,1936, at 40,939,000,including 21,248,000 ...

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  34. ATOM'S INFINITE POWER

    Sufficient energy to take the Queen Mary on a round voyage between London and New York could bo supplied from the atoms in a glass of water, said ...

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  35. "THE ARGUS" OFFICE

    The head office of "The Argus" at 365 Elizabeth street will be closed to-day (public holiday), but the side office in Latrobe street will be open for the receipt ...

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  36. GIFTS TO HOSPITAL.

    The Railways Hospital Auxiliary has furnished the nurses' dining-room at the Base Hospital with chairs and tables. The auxiliary has given the hospital numerous ...

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  37. EXECUTIONER ESCAPES TAXATION

    M. Anatole Deibler, the official executioner, Who is aged 76 years, is the only French civil servant who has not been affected by the new decrees under which ...

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  38. KING'S BROADCASTS

    The "Evening Standard" says that the King may broadeast twice on his tour of Canada and the United States—once from a State gathering at Ottawa, and also ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  39. MYSTERIOUS INJURIES

    Thinking that he may have been attacked, police are investigating how Robert Edwards, aged 36 years, of Napier street, Fitzroy, suffered the head injuries ...

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  40. CHILD DROWNED

    Straying from a party of picnickers at the Sandbank Reserve, on the Latrobe Rive, this afternoon, Jean Chamley, aged six years, was later found drowned. ...

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  41. "ENGLAND'S TEETH BAD"

    "The teeth of this country are bad; you might almost say rotten," the British Minister for Health (Mr. Walter Elliot) declared when he opened a health ...

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  42. NEW IRAO CABINET

    A new Cabinet has been formed in Iraq. It consists of the following Ministers:— Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs.—General Nuri Said. ...

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  43. REFUGEES FROM EUROPE

    Funds are urgently needed to assist in absorbing refugees from Europe into our economic life. The public is appealed to to subscribe ...

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    FIVE MEN, it is feared, lost their lives when this 16-foot skiff capsized between Edithvale and Chelsea yesterday, On the right is Mr. L. Gibbs, who dived and made a. vain attempt to free one of the men who was tangled in the rigging of the craft. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  45. MAN'S FATAL FALL

    Constable Fennessy, of police headquarters, is anxious to hear from anyone who witnessed an accident on the platform at Flinders street raliway station on ...

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  46. PALESTINE REBELS

    Despite the unoflicial armistice that was reported to have been announced by the Arab rebels, 1,000 British troops in all Parts of Palestine stood by throughout ...

    Article : 63 words
  47. WARTIME FOOD

    Experiments for creating under-water storage depots for food and petrol in wartime in the Swiss Lakes have been completed. ...

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  48. Mania for Noise in Modern Compositions

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Professor Bernard Heinze, Professor of Music at the University of Melbourne and musical adviser to the Australian Broadcasting ...

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  49. ARREST OF GIPSY

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Detectives met the Zealandia when the vessel berthed at Darling Harbour to-day from Hobart and wrrested a gipsy woman who was a ...

    Article : 57 words
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