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  2. "LOOK AT WAR AS WHOLE"

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—"News from the front is bad, but we must look at the war as a whole. So long as Great Britain retains command of the seas and ...

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  3. UNITY PLAN BY MR. FADDEN

    Cheers by more than 300 delegates to the third annual conference of the Liberal Country party yesterday greeted an appeal by Mr. ...

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  4. CASUALTY LIST

    The latest casualty list from the Army Department gives the names of six Victorians killed in action abroad, and three others who have died of wounds or ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. WIDE TRAINING FOR DEFENCE

    Two motions adapted by the third annual conference of the Liberal Country party yesterday urged compulsory local training for men not trained in M[?]litia ...

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  6. CHIEF JUDGES WARNING

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At such a critical time it would be futile to carry out an elaborate examination of the conditions of an industry, Sir George ...

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  7. CABINET TALKS

    Important meetings of the Advisory War Council and the War Cabinet will be held in Melbourne to-day. Mr. Curtin probably will be the only ...

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  8. DAILY DIGEST

    Sir,—You will, I think, be interested in an extract from a letter I have received from a young Oxford man who has no inconsiderable experience of ...

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  9. LOAN COUNCIL SAVINGS

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. — Victoria contributed £404,000 to the Loan Council savings. These savings have enabled the balance to be borrowed to finance ...

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  10. DENTAL WIRE HELD UP

    Because no import licence had been obtained, a Collins st. dentist was refused delivery in December of stainless steel wire from the United States, which ...

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  11. A.I.F. MEN IN DARWIN

    It was revealed yesterday that large detachments of the A.I.F., consisting mainly of men from Victoria and New South Wales, had recently arrived in Darwin, ...

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  12. ARMY BREAD CASE

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. Herbert Allen, inspector of weights and measures, told the Army Bread Commission to-day that after he had found short-weight ...

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  13. SEED PRODUCTION

    The opportunity presented for increasing seed production in Australia is not necessarily associated with wartime needs. ...

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  14. "WORST FIRE RISK"

    Regarded by firemen as Melbourne's worst fire risk, the Exhibition Building was the scene of a small fire at 3.15 p.m. yesterday. Slight damage was caused ...

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  15. CONSPIRACY TRIAL

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The trial on charges of conspiracy of Ronald Bruce Walker, M.L.A.; Albert Levitus, company director; William Kingsley Wicks, ...

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  16. STORING FOOD

    Victorian Emergency Reserve Stocks rules were agreed to by the Governor in Council yesterday and will be promulgated as regulations immediately. They ...

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  17. DEATH IN 102nd YEAR

    Miss Emma Sutton, of Rouen st., Hampton, died yesterday in her 102nd year. Miss Sutton was born in Alfred place, off Collins st., and lived with her parents ...

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  18. SYDNEY GAS STRIKE

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Negotiations for settlement of the gas strike to-day proved unsuccessful, and a deadlock has resulted. The compulsory conference of ...

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  19. RICHMOND HOUSING DISPUTE

    Contractors, the Building Trades Federation, and the Housing Commission were represented at a conference called yesterday at the Arbitration Court by Mr. ...

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  20. UNIVERSITY LECTURE ENTRIES

    To-morrow is the last day on which entries for lectures or for external studies at the University can be accepted, even with payment of a late fee. The ...

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  21. SUPPLIED COCAINE

    On a charge of having, on January 23, at North Melbourne, supplied cocaine to Constable G. H. Haag, a member of the licensing branch, Anthony Cardamone, 37, ...

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  22. BRITISH PRISONERS FAIRLY TREATED

    Evidence received by the Australian Red Cross Society shows that British prisoners of war are being reasonably well treated. ...

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  23. APPLE CONSUMPTION

    Half an apple a day—the rate at which each Australian is helping to eat the surplus left on the hands of orchardists —is our gastronomical limit, according ...

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  24. CONTROL OF NATION'S CREDIT

    WARRAGUL, Wednesday.—At a public meeting held in Warragul to-night, and addressed by Mr. J. Hogan, of Tasmania, a resolution was passed protesting against ...

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  26. MR. MAIR'S POLICY

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. Mair, the Premier, told the annual convention of the United Australia party to-day that the main plank of the Government's ...

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  27. AIR TRAFFIC STILL HEAVY

    Heavy bookings are still being maintained over the air network connecting Essendon with other States. Indications point to practically capacity loadings for ...

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  28. RAIL PAY ULTIMATUM

    Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union has decided that unless the demand for the 6/ a week war allowance is granted to employees by Sunday, ...

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  30. KILLED BY FALLING WALL

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Ollie Honer, 65, and Herbert Crampton, both of Milton rd., Nowra, were killed, and another man was injured when a brick wall 40ft. ...

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  31. FATHER'S INQUIRY PUZZLES SON

    It now appears that the son whom Mr. Israel Pallis, of Cambridgeshire, England, was seeking in Melbourne is Mr. David Pallis, of Kinross av., Caulfield, who is ...

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  32. CYCLISTS HURT IN CRASH

    ECHUCA, Wednesday.—Thomas Wood, of Killeen av., East Brighton, and his cousin, Samuel Wood, are in the Echuca Hospital, both in a serious condition as ...

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  33. ENGLISH ASSOCIATION

    The annual general meeting of the English Association will be held to-night in the rooms of the M.L.C. Old Collegians' Club at 7.45. The meeting will be ...

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  34. 1,200 AT YOUTH RALLY

    More than 1,200 young men and women attended a youth rally of the Churches of Christ and enjoyed a programme which included singing, drama, and an ...

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  35. BONNIE BAKER QUEST

    Entries for the Bonnie Baker quest being conducted by 3UZ and the Liberty Theatre have closed and to-night auditions will be given contestants at 3UZ ...

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  36. CARS NEEDED FOR ANZAC MARCH

    For the Anzac Day procession on Friday, April 25, the R.A.C.V. urgently requires 100 more cars to carry incapacitated soldiers. Motorists in ...

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  37. IRON FOUNDRY STRIKES

    Overtures made for settlement of strikes in six iron foundries in Melbourne will be considered at a meeting of ironworkers at the Trades Hall to-day. Suggestions ...

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  38. Obituary MR. SIMON B. MACKENZIE

    Mr. Simon Barnet MacKenzie, whose funeral took place on Monday at the Melbourne General Cemetery, was buried with full Masonic honours. Mr. ...

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  39. AIRCRAFTMAN'S DEATH

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. — First-class Aircraftman James Ezekiel Dugan, 22. died in Townsville Hospital to-day following an accident at the aerodrome ...

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  40. TECHNICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES

    Young men who have completed technical school training may enlist in the A.L.F. at the age of 19 to fill trade vacancies, provided that they have the ...

    Article : 78 words
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