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  2. CONTROLLING REFUGEES London Post

    To supervise arrangements at Australia House for the migration of refugees to Australia, the assistant secietaiy of the ...

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  3. AIR SERVICES' FUTURE Far-reaching Proposals

    Far-reaching reorganisation of secondary internal air services was discussed by the Federal Cabinet yesterday. ...

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  4. CHINESE HIT BACK Night March of 40 Miles

    After a forced night march of 40 miles, dragging their artillery with them, 2,000 Chinese guerillas attacked Wuchang at dawn ...

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    (By Airma[?] FRENCH CAVALRY moving up to reinforce the Spanish frontier. They arc seen in the Percha Valley, between Mont Louis and the Bourg Madame. Hundreds of refugees from Spain have crossed the frontier. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. Hawthorn Building

    Mr. Justice Lowe's judgment in the Banco Court on Wednesday, declaring invalid a large number of clauses of the City of ...

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  7. DEFENDING U.S.A.

    The bill authorising: the expenditure of 376,000,000 dollars (£A94,000,000) on warplanes and emergency defence uorns (see ...

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  8. ROME CELEBRATES THE FOUNDING OF THE ITALIAN MILITIA.

    —Small sons of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. CONCERN OVER HAINAN

    On his return to-day from a visit to Siam and French Indo-China, the Governor of the Straits Settlements (Sir Shenton Thomas) said that the French ...

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  10. MR. LYONS ON AIR

    Originally arranged for 9.30 p.m. on Sunday, a broadcast address by the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) on the international situation and Australian defence has been ...

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  11. SUPERVISING WORK

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Australian Workers' Union will ask the Federal Government and the State Governments to pass legislation compelling all refugees ...

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  12. LABOUR AND TRAINING

    Before leaving Melbourne by plane for Launceston yesterday, the Deputy Premier and Treasurer of Tasmania (Mr. E. Dwyer-Gray), who ha[?] just returned from ...

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  13. British Navy

    After the building of two more capital ships for the British Navy has been begun this year, nine such vessels will be under ...

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  14. £4,500,000 CAPITAL

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Refugees are expected to bring £4,500,000 of new capital into Australia in the next three years. ...

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  15. CHILDREN'S MASS

    Senior pupils from 130 Catholic schools in the metropolis filled St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday morning, when a Requiem Mass ...

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  16. FOR "B" CLASS STATIONS

    Plans for the control of commercial broadcasting, to be submitted to Federal Parliament when it meets late in April, will ...

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  17. NEWMERELLA IN DANGER

    ORBOST, Thursday.—The township of Newmerella, three miles from Orbost, was endangered when a fire, fanned by a north-west wind, swept toward it at ...

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  18. REPUBLICANS DISAGREE CONTINUING WAR

    Reports from sources in close touch with the Republicans say that at a stormy conference in Parts yesterday the President of the Spanish Republic (Dr. Azana) ...

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  19. FOOTBALLERS JOIN

    Keith Forbes, captain and coach of the North Melbourne football team, and F. Stubbs, a member of the team, have joined the militia forces. Forbes has ...

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  20. MILITIA, FIRST LINE

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Viscount Nuffield, who has played a big part in the mechanisation of the British Army, said on his arrival in Sydney this morning ...

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  21. GAIN OF 8,145

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Last year 19,548 migrants came to Australia to take up permanent residence, while 11,403 left the country. Among the arrivals were ...

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  22. VIEWS ON PLAY

    An unusual invitation has been made by the management of the King's Theatre to playgoers who have seen "Idiot's Delight." To obtain their opinions on ...

    Article : 140 words
  23. "ATTACK" ON CAMP

    Spectacular mock warfare, in which the 30th Battery of the 8th Field Brigade Artillery has been engaged during the last two days, will be seen on the road about ...

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  24. FREE SPEECH DEBATED

    The view that any restriction on freedom of speech would drive the thin end of the wedge of fascism into our democracy was expressed by speakers of the ...

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  25. Obituary MRS. PETER FORMAN

    Mrs. Peter Forman, of Camberwell, who died on Wednesday, will be buried in Boroondara Cemetery this afternoon. The service will be conducted by the Rev. R. ...

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  26. NEW BUILDINGS

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—New store buildings and other work at Garden Island, costing £34,012, will be built by the McConnell Building Co, Macquarie ...

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  27. ITALIAN TROOPS TO STAY

    The reinforcements which Italy sent to Libya recently will not be recalled at present. In the last few days the British ...

    Article : 165 words
  28. SECOND EXPLOSION DEATH

    As a result of acid burns suffered in an explosion at the laboratory of Alfred Lawrence and Co., general merchants, of Bruce street, Kensington, on Tuesday ...

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  29. WASHING TAKEN AS RAGS

    "Three shillings and threepence, Mrs. Matthews. Sorry you not home. Bags 2/, rags 1/, bottles 3d." Mrs. Francis Mary Matthews, of Boronia ...

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  31. MR. T. S. BRENTNALL

    Members of the legal fraternity representatives of the citrus industry and spotting organisations and journalists attended the funeral yesterday of Mr. ...

    Article : 168 words
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  33. AUSTRALIA AND FRANCO

    A brief discussion on the international situation at a meeting of the Tedcial Cabinet yesterday indicated that the rederal Government will shortly take action to ...

    Article : 117 words
  34. LIKELY TO LOAD PIG IRON

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The waterside workers will decide at a meeting at Wollongong to-morrow whether they will accept the advice of last night's meeting ...

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  35. £40 MILLION ON KIEL CANAL

    It Is estimated that the work of doubling the size of the Kiel Canal which connects the North Sea with the Baltic, will cost £40,000,000 (sterling). The work ...

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  36. DR. J. M. GARDINER

    Dr. James Morison Gardiner, chairman of directors of Ball and Welch Ltd, who died at his home, St. Helen's Sturt street, Ballarat, on Wednesday night, did much ...

    Article : 241 words
  37. WAITRESS GETS DAMAGES

    SYDNEY Thursday.—A jury in the Supreme Court to day awarded £150 for assault and £350 for slander to Lois Margaret Thelfo, aged l8 years waitress. ...

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  38. ANGLO-FRENCH STAFFS

    A suggestion that the British and French staff consultations should be extended is said to have been made by France ...

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  39. REPORT OF SALE TO AUSTRALIA

    It is reported that the Czech arms Industry has sold to Australia a licence for the manufacture of the latest type of machine-gun. Tile gun is said to be ...

    Article : 61 words
  40. AUSTRALIA AS PRIZE

    ADELAIDE Thursday.—At a reception given by the Lord Mayor of Adelaide (Councillor Barrett) to day the Australian High Commissioner in London ...

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  41. MOTOR-CYCLIST KILLED

    When his motor-cycle skidded near the intersection of Point Nepean and Centre roads, Brighton, early yesterday morning, Leonard Matshall, aged 27 years, ...

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  42. RUSSIA MAY CREATE HIGH SEAS FLEET

    The Vlce-Commissar for the Navy (Admiral Isakov) and seven other naval experts will leave for the United States shortly. ...

    Article : 72 words
  43. FASCISTS IN PRAGUE

    Hundreds of membeis of a secret military Fascist organisation are said to have been arrested It is alleged that they were plotting a ...

    Article : 32 words
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  45. STUDENT DIES

    Montague Super, aged l8 years student, Crimea street. St. Kilda died in the Alfred Hospital early yesterday morning from injuries suffered when he was ...

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  46. BELGIAN M.P.'s DEATH

    M. Henr[?] Jaspar a former Minister for Transport in the Belgian Cabinet died yesterday after an operation. Only last week after the fall of the Spaak ...

    Article : 41 words
  47. MOTOR-CYCLIST INJURED

    When he swerved his motor-cycle to avoid a pedestrian near his home in Sydney road, Coburg, last night, Douglas Percy, aged 22 years, was thrown from ...

    Article : 42 words
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