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  2. FRONT LINE VISIT

    No longer carrying the umbrella of his ill-fated peace missions to Munich and Godesberg, the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) arrived ...

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  3. FINNS BURN PROPERTY

    As they withdraw to strong positions on the Arctic front, the Finnish troops contnue to set fire to prosperty in the path of the ...

    Article : 362 words
  4. LANDLINES CUT

    Landlines from two wireless broadcasting boxes at or near the Ascot racecourse were cut mysteriously on Saturday about the time ...

    Article : 359 words
  5. BORDER TRAFFIC TROUBLES

    When compulsory third-party insurance of all motor vehicles becomes operative in Victoria, many of the irritating restrictions on ...

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    A MEMORIAL TO ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST NATURALISTS, the late Mr. Donald Macdonald, was unveiled yesterday in Black Rock Park. The memorial takes the form of a bird bath and was erected in the sanctuary as the result of subscriptions from readers of his nature notes in "The Argus" ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. SPORTSMEN PLAY THEIR PART

    Sportsmen in various spheres joined issue last week with the Chief of the General Staff (Lieut.-General E. K. Squires), who asked ...

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  8. MINES TAKE TOLL

    Sinkings of sevral British and neutral merchant ships, most of them by mines, were reported at the week-end. At the same time ...

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  9. EMPIRE TO FORE

    The Empire was strongly represented in the raid on Heligoland on Thursday against German warships. ...

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  10. HEAVY RAILWAY TRAFFIC

    With big movements of troops to be catered for and probably heavier tourist traffic, the Railways Department is preparing for one ...

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  11. SOVIET PLEASED

    Reports from Tallinn (Estonia) indicate that the new Swedish coalition Government has aroused certain satisfaction in Moscow. ...

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  12. RAID REPULSED

    A srtong German raid on a French post east of the Moselle was repulsed with heavy losses after hand-to-hand fighting, states the latest official ...

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  13. LARGER PLANT PROPOSED

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Proposals for trebling the capacity of the shale mine and petrol-producing plant now nearing completion at Glen ...

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  14. WILL NOW ENJOY CHRISTMAS

    Now they will be able to enjoy Christmas, say the families of the British prisoners who have been released from the Graf Spee in ...

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  15. SURPRISED HER FRIENDS

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — The marriage on Saturday of Miss Nancy Bird, the well-known airwoman, and Mr. Charles Walton, came as ...

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  16. 14 BRIDES AT ONE CHURCH

    Christmas must be very near. The travel agencies are at their busiest, the city is daily crowded with shoppers, and, no less ...

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  17. SEA VOLUNTEERS

    The Empire's first sea volunteers arrived on Friday, when 118 Newfoundland fishermen, aged from 18 to 35 years, landed at a British port ...

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  18. MARRIAGES OF BLIND

    Blind Citizens of Britain are deeply interested in the decision of the Leicester City Council that a blind person marrying a blind ...

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  19. "OTHER NAVY" HONOURED

    The King has conferred decorations on two captains and two men of "Britain's Other Navy," the Pool Shipping Co.'s fleet, which earned ...

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  20. EMERGENCY MEN AT NEWPORT

    If the Railways Commissioners again refuse to withdraw wartime emergency trainees from the Newport workshop, steps will be taken to ...

    Article : 167 words
  21. U.S. PRESIDENCY

    The Vice-President of the United States (Mr. J. V. Garner) tersely announced his candidature for the Presidency yesterday, saying: "I ...

    Article : 75 words
  22. GIFT FROM MINISTER STOLEN

    A gold-mounted pen presented to him by the Minister for Information (Sir Henry Gullett), in recognition of his services in Sir Henry Gullett's first ...

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  23. "FOUNDATION-STONE OF ROMANCE"

    A young Birmingham man, who Proposed marriage in the street, and was accepted, ecstatically vowed that the paving-stone on ...

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  24. Whaler's Escape

    A U-boat attacked the South African whaler Tafelberg in the West Atlantic three weeks ago, but the whaler outmanæuvred the submarine and escaped ...

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  25. HELP FOR FAMILY

    "The Argus" has received the following donations for the eight children of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sinclair, who were killed by a car in Mentone recently:— ...

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  26. N.Z. RATING KILLED

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Sunday. — Seaman Shaw, who was killed aboard the Achilles in the action with the Graf Spee, joined the ...

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  27. 10 FRACTURES IN ARM

    With his arm fractured in 10 places. Michael O'Brien, aged 42 years, of Thomas street, Windsor, was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital on Saturday evening. He ...

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  28. GERMAN-HUNGARIAN TALKS SUSPENDED

    The German-Hungarian trade negotiations have been broken off until January 2 because the delegations, for the time being, "are occupied elsewhere." ...

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  29. FOR CHARITIES

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  30. PLENTY OF BUTTER AT FRONT, BUT NONE FOR MEN ON LEAVE

    Fighting men at home on leave and having three children at home for the holidays will not have butter for Christmas, as no provision ...

    Article : 139 words
  31. SHELL SCHOLARSHIPS

    Winners of the Shell Scholarships for 1939, sections B and C, are:— Section B (£25, Registered Schools in the Metropolitan Area).—Boys—Vincent Fitzgerald, ...

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  32. PROFESSOR INTERNED

    Eighty more Germans have been interned in the Union of South Africa, including Dr. Anton Obholzer, a professor at the University of Stellenbosch. ...

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  33. Advertising

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    Advertising : 110 words
  34. WORRY IS FORGOTTEN IN AN AURA OF PEACE... AT WARBURTON.

    Brilliant sunshine, fragrant gardens, misty, hills...what a picture of restfulness and delight to gladden the hearts of all world-weary folk who would escape ...

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  35. EXETER'S CAPTAIN

    Captain F. S. Bell, of H.M.S. Exeter, has a link with Melbourne, as he was married about four years ago to Miss Dulcie Barnet, of Melbourne, daughter of ...

    Article : 93 words
  36. KILLED BY LIGHTNING

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Mrs. Mona Bromley, 36, of Wamberal, was struck dead by lightning while she was having lunch in a park at Gosford to-day. ...

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  37. CROWD SAW SUICIDE

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Before a crowd of about 1,000 people Edward Kendall, of Cook's crescent, East Hills, shot himself through the heart with a pea-rifle at the ...

    Article : 51 words
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