Because Australia faces a graver and more intimate danger than was contemplated at any stage in her history, the effectiveness of the ...
Article : 950 wordsFresh from the atmosphere of Britain's "flat-out' efforts of the gearing up of the United States immense industrial machine, Cr. ...
Article : 668 wordsThe Federal Government will facilitate the hearing by the Arbitration Court of any claim which the combined trade unions may submit for general application ...
Article : 273 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Hints were made at a mass meeting of striking gas employees to-day that unless an early settlement was reached the strike might be extended ...
Article : 190 wordswhere, like Mr. Wendell Willkie, he looked around and saw things for himself, Councillor Coles, M.P., returned to Melbourne yesterday. There was quite a family reunion at his home in Toorak, where he was photographed with, his wife; his mother, Mrs. G. Coles; ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 55 words"Where are all those intellectuals, me[?] of thought and science, who, in all the crises of history, raised the voice of reason and honour, and who to-day are hold ...
Article : 575 wordsCANBERRA, Friday.—Australians will be on shorter rations of tobacco and cigarettes from July 1 next. Officials denied to-night, however, that there was ...
Article : 441 wordsGEELONG, Friday.—The strike or "stop-work" meeting at the Geelong Gas Works has been satisfactorily settled, and work was resumed to-night. ...
Article : 151 wordsMeasures to protect the population of Melbourne in the event of air raids could not be completed until the Federal Government made funds available for the ...
Article : 450 wordsMunicipalities are eagerly responding to the appeal by Mr. Spender, Army Minister, for the co-operation of all local organisations in encouraging recruiting. ...
Article : 395 wordsThe recently formed National Wool Textile Corporation of Britain plans to build up a department of oversea trade Members of the corporation are ...
Article : 170 wordsSYDNEY, Friday. — The conference of representatives of the industry, which has been sitting in Sydney, yesterday formed a Federal body, to be known as ...
Article : 179 wordsSYDNEY, Friday. — Sir Earle Page, Minister for Commerce, said to-day that at present it could be assumed that the United Kingdom would continue to take ...
Article : 112 wordsPotatoes, which at the end of December were quoted at from £13/10/ to £14/5/ a ton, yesterday were quoted at from £2/10/ to £3/5/ a ton. Prices are ...
Article : 132 wordsBALLARAT, Friday.—Ballarat district, which last year produced 1,400 acres of flax, was asked to-day by Mr. J. A. Stevenson, chairman of the ...
Article : 199 wordsThe well-known Yarra Grange Estate of 2,334 acres, at Coldstream, fronting. the Yarra, between Lilydale and Healesville, has been sold on account of the ...
Article : 81 wordsArrangements have been made by Victorian Central Citrus Association with early districts to de[?]r opening of the navel orange season until the first week ...
Article : 97 wordsImportant questions of wartime primary production and post-war problems will be discussed at the 39th annual convention of the Chamber of Agriculture of ...
Article : 100 wordsReports received by the Australian Dairy Produce Board from the States are that production of butter in Queensland is declining seasonally, but prospects are ...
Article : 55 wordsOn the finding of a jury in the First Civil Court yesterday, Sir Frederick Mann, Chief Justice, entered judgment, with costs for £500 damages for the father ...
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Advertising : 15 wordsHighest rainfall averages during the last week were 41 points in the Western district with a maximum of 114 points at Heywood, and 17 points in the ...
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Advertising : 126 wordsThe largest A.R.P. test in Australia will be held in Geelong on Sunday, May 25, when an area of 800 square miles will be blacked out. ...
Article : 230 wordsWaitresses employed at the Hotel Australia, Collins st., went on strike last night. They refused to serve meals in the grill-room as a protest against ...
Article : 223 wordsBRITISH BOMBING VICTIMS.—Previously acknowledged, £267.543/14/11: 1940 Follies, Geeiong. £6[?]/9/10: Lockington War Relief League, £10: ladies of Dumosa and Towaninnie. Proceeds ...
Article : 435 wordsUniversal trainees called up for three months' training with the Fourth Division early next month will enter camps at Mt. Martha and Balcombe on separate ...
Article : 93 wordsHarold Roberts. 15, of Haile st., Greensborough, died from tetanus in Royal Melbourne Hospital yesterday. He was admitted to hospital on April 10. The ...
Article : 61 wordsBoth Public Service Association nominees for the general service representatives on the new Public Service Board obtained absolute majorities over their ...
Article : 194 wordsMr. Robert E. McIndoe, Boorool, Leongatha, who died yesterday, was one of the most accomplished draughts players in Victoria. ...
Article : 114 wordsCANBERRA, Friday. — Mr. Holt, Min[?] for Labour, to-day announced the appointment of nine members of the Central Reference Board, under the National ...
Article : 65 wordsConsumers on Tuesday will have to pay 1d a dozen more for best hen eggs, which will then retail at 2/3 a dozen. This rise follows an increase of 1d. a dozen ...
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Article : 9 wordsBROKEN HILL, Friday.—Fire, which [?]ke out in the railway station building st. Medindie, 800 miles from Broken Hill, on the Sydney line, completely destroyed ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Sat 19 Apr 1941, Page 5
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