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  2. RESCUE FROM ROOF

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Cut off by flames. Edgar Hardcastle, aged 32 years, caretaker, was dramatically rescued by firemen ...

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    CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY has its first woman professor. Miss Dorothy Garrod, daughter of the late Sir Archibald Garrod, has been ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 41 words
  4. NEW SEAPLANE BASE

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—The cost of providing the new seapiane station for the Royal Australian Air Force at Rathmines. Lake Macquarie, will be about ...

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  5. EMPIRE UNITED IN DEFENCE

    The British Empire would become completely united in an immense defensive effort if attacked, but would never unite in an act of ...

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    SOUTH AFRICAN WAR VETERANS assembled in Alexandra avenue yesterday before marching to the South African Memorial in St. Kilda road for their annual memorial service. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. OTTAWA ACCLAIMS KING AND QUEEN

    A brilliant ceremony in honour of the King's birthday, which was observed throughout Canada yesterday, and a brief speech by the Queen, the only one that she will make on the tour, were the highlights of ...

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  8. FORTIFICATIONS "IMPASSABLE"

    No soldier from an attacking nation would ever succeed in invading Germany through her western fortifications, says Lieut.-General von Wedal, of the General ...

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  9. RESCUED FROM GREENLAND

    Count Micard, the explorer, who has been seriously ill in Greenland, was taken aboard the Norwegian rescue ship Veslekari to-day. ...

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  10. TROOPSHIP FOR SAILORS

    Singing, shouting, laughter, and tears from a crowd of 500 people marked the departure of the Blue Funnel Line freighter Autolycus from Station Pier, Port ...

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  11. MARKING KING'S BIRTHDAY

    While five bombing planes and three fighters roared overhead, nearly 4,000 men of the Naval Reserve and militia units marched past Government House gates ...

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  12. PARACHUTISTS DEATH

    YARRAM, Sunday.—A finding that death had been due to a parachute failing to open was recorded by the deputy colonel (Mr. A. L. Fennis) at an inquest ...

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  13. NEGLECT OF CHILDREN

    WENTWORTH (N.S.W.), Sunday.— In a bag shack on the Murray River at Gol Gol living with their mother, who is a widow, six children were found last ...

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  14. U.S. VISITOR HANDS IT TO MR. CLAPP

    A visitor from the United States[?] claimed to be the land of true democracy —expressed his amazement on Saturday at the real democracy of Australia— ...

    Article : 240 words
  15. BRITISH POLICY

    Public opinion in the United States had been impressed by Britain's "firmer line," said the Secretary of the Overseas Trade Department (Mr. Hudson), on his return ...

    Article : 187 words
  16. FIRST ENGINES FROM U.K.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Two hundred engines for the first 100 Bristol Beaufort bombers to be built in Australia would be imported from Great Britain, said the ...

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  17. ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—When the Indian Ocean survey flying-boat, Guba returns to New York it will have crossed the Pacific, the Indian Ocean, and the South ...

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  18. DEATH ON CLIFF

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Riflemen stopped shooting at Long Bay rifle range on Saturday to help two Eastern Suburbs ambulance men to recover the body of a ...

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  19. (LABOUR AGAINST REGISTER

    Union representatives of four States attended a conference of the interstate executive of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions, which was opened at the ...

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  20. PRINCE'S SHETLAND PONY

    A Shetland pony owned by Prince Edward, son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, will the Sunday Express" says, be shipped by the Strathaird, on which ...

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  21. FOREST POLICY

    Suggestions by the Premier (Mr. Dunstan) that the financial policy of Sir Stanley Argyle when he was Premier and Treasurer was responsible for the lack ...

    Article : 169 words
  22. NEW SOURCES OF FUEL

    CANBERRA, Sunday.— Suggestions that Australia should produce large quantities of power alcohol from grapes or grain to replace imported motor fuels ...

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  23. U.S. ORDERS BOMBERS

    An order worth £A3,750,000 for 150 new bombing planes has been placed by the War Department as part of the mass production programme. ...

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  24. NEW MINISTRY'S DEEDS

    LAUNCESTON, Sunday.—"I am conscious of standing in the shadow of a man dear to you in life and honoured in his passing said the Minister for ...

    Article : 222 words
  25. CARTER FOUND DYING

    HOBART, Sunday.—Following the death of a man who was found battered and bleeding on the roadside, two brothers were charged with manslaughter at a ...

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  26. FUND FOR REFUGEES

    The Lord Baldwin Fund for Refugees yesterday reached the total of £480,065. ...

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  27. TALK ON RUSSIA STOPPED

    Many listeners to the programme from 3AR last night were surprised when transmission suddenly stopped while Dr. W.G.K. Duncan was giving a talk on ...

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  28. WESLEY HEAD MASTER

    Old boys of Wesley College will meet the head master-elect of Wesley (Mr. Neil MacNeil) at their monthly luncheon at the Victoria. Little Collins street, at ...

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  29. MANNING FORTS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Battle practice on an extensive scale will be conducted off the coast near Sydney this week. Naval, military and aircraft units will ...

    Article : 92 words
  30. SALE OF HOTEL

    The Glasshouse Hotel, at the corner of Gipps and Rokeby streets, Collingwood has been sold by Mrs. Millicent Fife, who has conducted it for the last ...

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  31. LABOUR UNITY

    Representation at the Labour unity conference in New South Wales might still be altered by the Federal executive of the party to meet the objections of the unions. ...

    Article : 163 words
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  33. Affairs Abroad

    It is not easy to recall a White Paper which has coincided with the views of fewer interested persons than that dealing with the Palestine problem. The Jews ...

    Article : 294 words
  34. DEFENCE NEEDS

    HOBART, Sunday.—Manufacture of big guns for vulnerable points should have preference over the provision of drill halls, the Minister for Defence (Brigadier ...

    Article : 109 words
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  36. HEAD MASTERS CONFER

    The fourth triennial meeting of the Head Master's Conference of Australia will be held this week in Melbourne. The conference will assemble to-morrow at ...

    Article : 221 words
  37. LIFE'S HANDICAPS

    "A Philisophy of Handicaps was the subject of an inspiring address at the Pleasant Sunday Afternoon at the Wesley Church Central Mission by Miss Tilly ...

    Article : 184 words
  38. COUNTRY COMMUNISTS

    In his opening address at the annual country conference of the Gippsland district of the Communist party, at which 18 delegates were present. Mr. J. D. Blake, ...

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    FITTED WITH ITS COMPLETE WAR EQUIPMENT, the Australian-built Wirraway was given exhaustive tests in a special flight at Fishermen's Bend on Saturday. The first machines of this type will soon be handed over to the Royal Australian Air Force. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  40. SLASHED WITH RAZOR

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—John Williams, 29 of Isobel street, Belmore, was severely slashed on the arm with a razor or some other sharp instrument last night. ...

    Article : 121 words
  41. VICTORIAN'S DEATH IN TRAIN

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—Coming to Brisbane on a health trip, Alfred Clarke, 70, married, of Badger Creek, Victoria, collapsed and died in the interstate Kyogle ...

    Article : 74 words
  42. Political "Clean Up" Proceeding in State Parliament

    A political purity campaign is being conducted by the Dunstan Ministry. It is not associated with the abolition of plural enrolments of electors or the ...

    Article : 203 words
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