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  2. SHARES HELD IN U.S.A.

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—To strengthen dollar funds the Government to-day decided upon partial mobilisation of dollar ...

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  3. DAILY DIGEST OF WORLD NEWS AND VIEWS

    Letter from British airman to a German mother:— "It's your son. I know you can't forgive me, for I killed him. But I want ...

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  4. "NO SUPPORT FOR WAR"

    Demands that the war should be described as Imperialistic and capitalistic and should not be supported by the Australian Labour ...

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  5. THE FLYING-BOAT AOTEAROA,

    which yesterday inaugurated live regular Tasman air service. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. TASMAN SERVICE BEGINS Flying-boat Here

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Carrying nine passengers and about 40,000 letters, the flying-boat Aotearoa flew from Auckland to Sydney ...

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  7. Strike Moves GIVEN UNTIL TOMORROW Federal Action Deferred

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Acting on representations by Mr. Curtin, Mr. Menzies this evening agreed to defer again promulgation of ...

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  8. EMPLOYMENT AFTER WAR

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A resolution urging the Federal Government to begin planning to prevent as far as possible "the unemployment ...

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  9. CAPTAIN J. W. BURGESS,

    commander of Aotearoo, photographed with his baby son. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. DYE WORKS FIRE DAMAGE

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Damage estimated at £5,000 was done by fire to-night at the premises of Bradford Dye Works Pty. Ltd., in ...

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  11. WOULD SPORTSMEN HAVE ENOUGH WIND FOR POLITICS?

    Can spotting champions succeed in politics? The question is prompted by forthcoming Tasmanian Legislative Council ...

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  12. COMPETITION BY CHURCHES

    Deploring competition between Churches in small country towns, Rev. Walter Albiston, Congregationalist Home Mission ...

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  13. SKIN TRADE IS CONFUSED

    Sheepskin buyers and exporters are confused by the Federal Government's withholding of shipping permits for skins bought in the ...

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  14. STATE MINE FUTURE

    Wholehearted strpport in any firm action to deal with future strikes at the State Coal Mine, Wonthaggi, was promised yesterday ...

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  15. AIRMAIL HERE TODAY

    New Zealand airmail will arrive in Melbourne to-day at 11 a.m. Return mail will close at the G.P.O. at 12.20 p.m. to-day, and at Elizabeth street at noon. ...

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  16. TARIFF INQUIRY

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—First since 1932, a tariff board inquiry will be held into the Australian tobacco-growing industry at the ...

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  17. AVOIDED, BUT NOT EVADED

    A system of "avoiding but not evading" the payment of an "away from home" allowance of 6/ a day to carpenters engaged ...

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  18. NEW ZEALAND RELAXES

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.) Tuesday.—The ban on dealings in stocks and shares of companies domiciled outside New Zealand has been relaxed and sales may now be ...

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  19. 300 MEN DISMISSED

    ADELAIDE, Tuesday.—About 300 employees' of B.H.P. at Whyalla were put off to-day, and more dLsmissals may follow. This is first mass dismissal of ...

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  20. STABLE WOOL OUTLOOK

    No slump in prices can curtail severely next season's wool returns, Winchcombe, Carson Ltd. states. The British wool purchase ensures ...

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  21. BRIEF FAREWELL TO TROOPS

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—Relatives who went to the South Brisbane railway station to-day-for the departure of troops for the south ...

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  22. NO OATH OF LOYALTY

    Kew Council decided last night to seek legislation for compulsory oaths of loyalty by public servants, but Port Melbourne will take no ...

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  23. LITERARY PURSUIT "A CRUTCH RATHER THAN A CALLING"

    "A literary pursuit in Australia is a crutch rather than a calling," said Captain C. H. Peters, general manager of Robertson and Mullens ...

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  24. MASONIC INSTALLATIONS

    At an impressive ceremony last night M.W. Bro. W. J. Byrne was proclaimed Grand Master of the Victorian Grand Lodge of Freemasons for his second term. ...

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  25. MELBOURNE'S YOUNG MEN ARE NOT SENTIMENTAL

    Melbourne's young motorists are not so sentimental as those in Sydney, who are reported to be prepared to delay registration until ...

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  26. Obituary COMMANDER F. W. EVANS

    Commander Frederick William Evans, of Mitford street, St. Kilda, who served with the Royal Navy in the North Sea in the 1914-18 war, died at a private ...

    Article : 165 words
  27. MUNICIPAL MEDICAL OFFICERS

    Both the Commission of Public Health and the British Medical Association recommended a revised schedule of payment for municipal medical officers, but the ...

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  28. "INVITED TO TOO MANY CHURCH SERVICES"

    Objection to Kew Council's policy of accepting invitations to special church services was taken by Councillor Price at a council meeting last night. ...

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  29. AGE OF MOTORISTS

    The R.A.C.V. does not favour New Zealand's decision for an annual driving test for motorists over 70. Mr. Alured Kelly, president, said ...

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  30. MR. FRANK TAYLOR

    Mr. Frank Tavlor who died in a private hospital at the age of 85, came from an old hat-manufacturing family Taylor Bros., established in Denton, England, in 1808 ...

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  31. SWEDEN'S AIR REFUGES

    Sweden's swift A.R.P. measures include building huge shelters at Stockholm. One to house 3,000 will be completed at the week-end. ...

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  32. Advertising

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  33. NEW DANISH CONSUL

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Germany's occupation of Denmark will not affect the status of Count Erik Schack, who is on his way to Sydney to take up the ...

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  34. 235 YEARS' SERVICE IN ONE COMPANY

    The Meates family of Melbourne has what is probably a record. In three generations it has given a total of 235 years' service to the Metropolitan Gas ...

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  35. Better Allied Nerves

    When the Germans said this was going to be a war of nerves, they conceded the enemy a great advantage; they may almost be said to have conceded England ...

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  36. 1,600 Tons of Terror

    Britain's destroyers have given a good account of themselves. Day after day they score some new triumph. Remarkable little ships. They vary in size from ...

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  37. MR. STANLEY LEARMONTH

    Mr. Stanley Learmonth, 81, retired grazier, of Hamilton, died yesterday. Mr. Learmonth, who was born at Hamilton, went to New Mexico in 1883, and with ...

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  38. TROUT SEASON ENDS

    Most fishermen agree that the trout season which closed yesterday had been good. Many of the 13,000 licensed fishermen ...

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  39. COUNTRY FOLKS' CAMPS

    While the Country People's Holiday Camp Association has ample accommodation, it was proposed at its annual meeting at the Town Hall yesterday to extend ...

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  40. PANIC IN BUILDING

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Panic occurred in Manning Chambers, Pitt street, city, to-day, when a fire in the switchboard plunged the building into darkness. About ...

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  41. PTE. E. J.VEARING

    Pte. E. J. Vearing, late of the 38th Battalion, A.I.F., and of No. 1 Guard, 12th Garrison Battalion, stationed at Victoria Barracks, died suddenly at his home in ...

    Article : 70 words
  42. PHOTO COLLECTION

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—The Commonwealth Government has acquired from Captain Frank Hurley 230 photographs, depicting beauty spots and tourist resorts ...

    Article : 58 words
  43. JUMBLE SALE

    A jumble sale will be held at the City Free Kindergarten, corner Exhibition and Little Lonsdale streets, on May 17 at 2.30 p.m. Gifts may be left at ...

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  44. "HOLD YOUR TONGUE!"

    "Hold your tongue!" Thousands of listeners in Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania will continue to hear this warning from all ...

    Article : 120 words
  45. REAL ESTATE BALL

    In aid of the Red Cross funds the Real Estate and Stock Institute of Victoria will hold a ball at the Palais, St. Kilda, on Thursday, June 6. The early sales of ...

    Article : 113 words
  46. COLD WEATHER IN MELBOURNE

    made these lads wish for tropical climes. They are in training at Caulfield for the Darwin Garrison Force. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  47. GOLF GYMKHANA

    Associates of Royal Melbourne Golf Club have arranged a lucky dip for their gymkhana on Friday for the Children's Hospital and the Golfers' War Relief ...

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  48. FUND'S PICTURES

    Winners of four pictures given to the artists' group of the Comforts Fund are:— Picture by Charles Wheeler, ticket No. ...

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  49. PAPER MERGER PLAN

    Plans for merging of interests of Australasian Paper and Pulp Co. Ltd., Cumberland Paper Board Mills Ltd., and the operating company. Australian Paper Manufacturers ...

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  50. PERTH PLANE DELAYED

    Because of cyclonic weather conditions the Douglas plane on the Perth-Melbourne service was held at Adelaide last night. It is due at Essendon early this morning, ...

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  51. BEEF SOLD FOR DOGS

    While beef was reported to be about to rise in price, bullocks were being sold at the Board of Works Werribee farm at £3/10/ a head for dogs' meat, said ...

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  52. BALL AT CAULFIELD

    In aid of the Mayor of Caulfield's Canteen Fund the Emergency Squad will hold a ball at Caulfield Town Hall on May 23. Ticket secretaries are Misses ...

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