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  2. WHEAT PLAN DECISION

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—The change of Government in New South Wales may make it impossible for the Premiers' Conference in Melbourne on August 10 to ...

    Article : 219 words
  3. POLITICS AS A CAREER

    Politics should be a career, not just a hobby, in the opinion of Mr. Arthur Dunstan who, at the age of 25 years, will make his first attempt to enter the ...

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  4. MAY RENEW FLOODS

    Flood waters receded and rivers and streams that had nearly broken their banks fell during the week-end following the cessation ...

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    NEW MINISTRY IN NEW SOUTH WALES—Country party (top) and United Australia pa[?]y Ministers on their way to Government House, Sydney, on Saturday to be sworn in after the Governor of New South Wales (Lord Wakehurst) had commissioned Mr. Mair (right) to form a Ministry. Mr. Mair was sworn in on Saturday afternoon as Premier of New South Wales. (From left) Top: Messrs Vincent, Bruxner (deputy Premier and leader of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. ON WAY TO MOSCOW

    The French and British military missions of high staff officers of the armies, navies, and air forces of the two countries left Tilbury Docks ...

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  7. SPAIN TO BE FASCIST

    A decree has been issued that the new Spain will be ruled by the Phalangist (Fascist) party, with General Franco as the executive ...

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  8. WILL SEEK MORE LOAN MONEY

    Additional loan funds to finance the proposed subsidy to wheatgrowers will probably be demanded by State representatives when a conference of Premiers ...

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  9. PLANE SERVICES NORMAL

    Although the weather has interrupted interstate airline schedules in the last few days, it has not affected bookings. Airliners on Saturday had large bookings. ...

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  10. ENGINE-DRIVERS' CLAIMS

    Should members of the Engine-drivers and Firemen's Association give effect to their threat to cease work to enforce their claim for higher wages, dislocation ...

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  11. NAZIS NEAR POLAND

    "Reynold's News" says that the massing of Nazi troops on the Polish border has reached such ominous proportions that the Minister for War (General Kasprszyeki) ...

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  12. ICE SKATER'S COLLAPSE

    The performance of "Switzerland, the ice-skating revue at His Majesty's Theatre, was marred on Saturday night by the collapse on the ice of the leading ...

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  13. PROBLEM OF POVERTY

    Improvements in the social system were urged by the leader of the State Labour party (Mr. Cain) in an address at the Pleasant Sunday Afternoon service ...

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  14. BUSINESS FOR PARLIAMENT

    An unusually small amount of business has been lifted by the Government for consideration by the State Parliament both Houses of which will meet to-morrow. ...

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  15. Duchess of Kent To Bring Valuable Jewels

    Among the collection of jewels which the Duchess of Kent will take to Australia will be £25,000 worth of Queen Mary's jewellery. ...

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  16. NO CARNIVAL ON SUNDAYS

    Functions organised on any of the four Sundays during Melbourne's spring carnival, from October 21 to November 18 will not be recognised by the City ...

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  17. W.A. PREMIER HOPEFUL

    PERTH, Sunday.—Sheer necessity that something had to be done made him more hopeful that results would be achieved at the conference, said the Premier (Mr. ...

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  18. BURRINJUCK DAM

    WAGGA (N.S.W.), Sunday.—Water in the Burrinjuck dam was only 3ft. 6in. below the spillway to-night. Heavy rain over the catchment areas caused the ...

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  19. PAPER REPLIES TO BRIDGES

    When the deportation hearing against Harry Bridges is resumed to-morrow the defence will attempt to prove that improper inducements have been offered to ...

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  20. SEARCH FOR ESCAPEE

    A State-wide search has not yet traced Leonard Jackson, aged 23 years, who escaped from custody at the Spencer street railway station on Thursday night. ...

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  21. ACTION AT HOPETOUN

    HOPETOUN, Sunday. — About 250 people, representing the farming community, professional and business interests, and workers, attended a public ...

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  22. PLAN FOR WEST INDIES

    A plan to establish a self-governing Federal Dominion in the British West Indies will be submitted to the British Government when the Royal Commission ...

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  23. BOTTLE VICTIM LOSES EYE

    During an operation at the Eye and Ear Hospital on Saturday doctors removed the left eye from Frederick Hobby, aged 68 years, of Overend street, ...

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  24. BRITISH SERVICE BEGINS

    The Imperial Airways flying-boat Caribou left Foynes (Eire) last night with 1,500lb. of mail on the inaugural flight of the British ...

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  25. MAN FATALLY SHOT

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — Guido Calletti, aged 35 years, who was a wellknown figure in Sydney's underworld, was shot in a house in ...

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  26. Advertising

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  27. NO REFERENCE TO AUSTRALIA

    Asked whether Mr. Chamberlain's statement on Friday regarding the British trade treaty with Japan as "accompanied by treaties between the Dominions, or ...

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  28. 12,000 TROOPS FLOODED OUT OF CAMP

    Twelve thousand Territorials were flooded out of their camps by torrential rain at New Forest (Hampshire) yesterday and are now quartered in barns, ...

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  29. NEW EXPEDITION TO ANTARCTIC

    Mr. Lincoln Ellsworth intends to lead another expedition to the Antarctic in 1940-41. He announced this fact before he left for Europe ...

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  30. GERMAN PLANE CRASH; SEVEN KILLED

    Seven people were killed including Colonel von Scheele, the German air attache at Madrid, when a German airliner crashed near Hospitalet late on ...

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  31. BODY IN WATER

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Police have not yet identified a man who was reported to have jumped from the Harbour Bridge on Friday night, and whose body was ...

    Article : 91 words
  32. I.R.A. SUSPECTS DISAPPEAR

    Eight suspected I.R.A. men, against whom deportation orders have been signed have disappeared. It is believed that they are still in England. One is ...

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  33. ARRESTED AFTER HE HAD REPORTED ATTACK

    A young man who complained that he had been slashed on the neck was arrested on Saturday night after the Coburg police had investigated his story. ...

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  34. KING'S MESSAGE TO MR. SAVA[?]E

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Sunday. — After a comfortable week-end, the Prime Minister (Mr. Savage), who underwent a serious operation on Friday, was reported ...

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  35. BOY'S BODY FOUND

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The body of Louis Gordon Kitchen, aged 16 years, was found by a fisherman in Lake Illawarra to-day ...

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  36. UNION "WHITE" LISTS IN BAKERY TRADE

    This week the Operative Bakers' Union and the Bread-carters' Union will distribute 10,000 "white" lists of bakers' shops in suburbs north of the Yarra ...

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  37. DAUGHTER BORN

    Princess Juliana, the heir to the Netherlands throne, has given birth to another daughter. A bulletin was issued last night saying ...

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  38. MURDER CHARGE

    AUCKLAND (NZ), Sunday. — The dead body of a six-months-old boy was discovered in the bath of an apartment above a city shop. Death was apparently ...

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  39. SEIZED BY THROAT

    Seized by the throat by one of two men who attacked him in a lane between Nicholls and Williams streets, Abbotsford, on Saturday night, Eugene ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  40. COUNCILLOR RETIRING

    After having been a representative of the Maribyrnong Riding of the Keellor Shire Council for 15 years, Councillor J. H. Stevens does not intend to nominate ...

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  41. WOMAN ROBBED

    Walking along a lane near her home on Saturday evening. Mrs. Mccall, of Chapel street, South Yarra, was robbed of her handbag by a man who rode up ...

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  42. RAID ON PARLIAMENT

    BRISBANE, Sunday. — Police intend to seek a further remand of the 37 men charged following the raid on Parliament House on Friday when they appear in the ...

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  43. THIEVES DISTURBED

    Leaving tobacco worth £40 wrapped in sheets taken from beds, thieves dashed out the front door of the shop of Mr. W. R. Tyley, hairdresser, Mar[?]byrnong ...

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  44. CONGRESS IN RECESS

    The first session of the 75th Congres adjourned indefinitely on Friday night after it had speedily passed numerous [?]inor bills. ...

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  45. Political Incentive To Public Service Service To Public

    Because the "old boy at the counter" might be an officer of the United Country party, members of the State public service have been warned by the official ...

    Article : 218 words
  46. AWAY FROM THE WORK-A-DAY WORLD.

    When you are tired of four walls a[?] a ceiling—weary of dishes and dustersbored by gas-stoves and the eternal planning of meals; when you feel all [?] ...

    Article : 80 words
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