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SECRET SITTING ABANDONED
CANBERRA, Tuesday.— Members of the House of Representatives again to-night talked themselves out of the opportunity of ...
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250,000 GREET AMERICANS
BRISBANE, Tuesday. — In the most spontaneous and demonstrative welcome in the history of Brisbane, 250,000 people squeezed into ...
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"COLLUSION" ALLEGED
CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Allegations of "collusion" between the Federal Government and the Arbitration Court in the basic wage ...
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U.C.P. Conference BEST WISHES FROM U.A.P.
BALLARAT, Tuesday.—When the U.C.P. conference began to-day Mr. R. R. Skeat, acting chief president, read a letter from Mr. Hollway, ...
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Notes on the Cables HITLER'S ONLY WAY
EXCITEMENT in the Balkans, both inside and outside, Las for several days been working up to fortissimo. That pitch may be reached before these lines ...
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Child Endowment TAX BILL TO-DAY IN HOUSE
CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Any doubts about the Government's determination to proceed with the Child Endowment Bill were resolved ...
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DAILY DIGEST
President Roosevelt in a recent speech spoke of "the Four Freedoms," which eve[?] true democracy must seek to secure and claim to enjoy—freedom of speech, ...
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RENT-PEGGING REGULATION
CANBERRA, Tuesday.— Pegging of rents as at December 31, 1940, in States in which fair rents boards are constituted, is ordered by ...
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"WILL BOB UP AGAIN"
CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Hopes for more American naval visits were indicated to-day by Mr. Hughes, Navy Minister, when questioned about the movements of ...
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HOSPITAL BED PROBLEM
Building regulations set down for small private hospitals and nursing homes have been relaxed recently by the Health Commission in its efforts to relieve the ...
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MRS. ISAACS IN COURT AGAIN
Mrs. Edna Frances Isaacs of Vale st., St. Kilda, again appeared as a litigant in the Practice Court yesterday, when Mr. Justice Gavan Duffy, acting on a ...
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MINISTER AND BREAD CO.
SYDNEY, Tuesday. — No evidence to suggest that Mr. Treatt, Minister for Justice, was guilty of any improper conduct in recommending the reduction to ...
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MAKING BEST USE OF SKILL
CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Lines which the Federal Parliamentary Committee on Man Power is understood to be now following in its examination of key ...
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LIMERICK FOR HOSPITAL
By writing an original line to this simple limerick you can win £100 or more and help St. Vincent's Hospital appeal for £100,000:— ...
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U.S. INTEREST IN BUSH NURSING SYSTEM
Interest in Victoria's bush nursing system has been aroused in U.S.A. Sir James Barrett (president) told the association's central council yesterday that a ...
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WAITRESSES IN CAFES
"The real reason for the shortage of waitresses in Melbourne to-day is a combination of long hours of work underpayment, and bad food," said Mr. H. ...
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
In 10 years Guiseppie Cianciaruto, 39, of Kooyong rd., Caulfield, bus proprietor and farmer, had understated his income from personal exertion by £24,826, and ...
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£10 TO STRANGER
After a South Australian visitor had given £10 to a man who spoke to him in Collins st. on Monday two men were arrested yesterday and charged with having ...
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DIGHT'S FALLS WEIR
Authority for repairing and for renewal of a portion of the Dight's Falls Weir, on the Yarra at Abbotsford, was given at the Board of Works meeting ...
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CASUALTY LISTS
Casualty lists issued by the Army Department yesterday contain the names of Victorian, N.S.W., and Tasmanian men. one of whom, Lieut. T. Rowley, of Elwood, ...
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MANY GIVE 4d. A WEEK FOR TROOPS
There was a ready response yesterday to the Y.M.C.A. appeal for contributors who become host or hostess to a soldier or an airman by donating 4d. a week. ...
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MORE WIND AND RAIN
Strong squally whids on and south of he ranges, with scattered showers in the northern part of the State, will probably continue for the next day or two, ...
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PILOT INJURED IN CRASH
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Leading Aircraftman Martin Butler Mahoney, 20, an R.A.A.F. pilot trainee, of Upper Yarramin, Queensland, was seriously injured ...
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FOX-TERRIER HELPS TO CLEAN OUT SEWERAGE MAINS
JUNEE (N.S.W.), Tuesday.—To clean 300ft. of sewerage mains in Junee a foxterrier dog has been called upon, with complete success to take an active part. ...
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CONVICTED OF PERJURY
A Criminal Court jury yesterday found James Sydney Thompson, 38, farmer, of Tatura guilty of perjury. He was remanded for sentence. ...
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LARGE PAYMENTS TO ALIENS DENIED
CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Questioned in the House of Representatives to-day by Mr. Holloway (Lab., V.), Mr. Spender. Army Minister, referring to published ...
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WAGGA (N.S.W.), Tuesday.—Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Campbell, of Wagga, to-day received an official message that, their son, Private Clive Campbell, 21, ...
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"THE ARGUS" CROSSWORD No. 576
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LICENCE RESTORED
In General Sessions on Friday Judge Foster dismissed the appeal of A. Bruce McLean, stock and station agent, of Holmwood av., Brighton, against the ...
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Obituary MR. W. C. KERNOT
The death occurred at his home in Ryrie st., Geelong, yesterday, of Mr. Walter C. Kernot, 76, who was born in Geelong. After completing his studies as ...
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LOVE ISNT ALL!
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