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  2. 4 DEATHS ON ROADS AT WEEK-END THREE CYCLISTS AND ONE MOTOR-CYCLIST

    Three cyclists and a motor-cyclist were killed at the week-end when their machines were involved in collisions with motor-cars. One of the victims was a scoutmaster. ...

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  3. GOLD THEFT MYSTERY

    Confronted with several puzzling features in the mysterious theft of gold worth £4,000 from 115 mail bags on Thursday night. ...

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    GROTESQUE FIGURES IN GASPROOF CLOTHING dashed through smoke clouds at Diamond Creek, yesterday when the Metropolitan Gas Company and Caulfield St. John Ambulance Brigade staged a most comprehensive anti-gas demonstration. (Right) A nurse and infant in their gas masks ready to play their part in the demonstration. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. INVITED TO BERLIN Jugoslav Trade Members

    A message from Belgrade says that the Jugoslav members of the Permanent German- Jugoslav Economic Committee, have been ...

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  6. AIRBOAT CRASH

    Icing of the carburettors was responsible for the loss of the Imperial Airways fling-boat Cavalier, 170 miles off Cape May (New ...

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  7. THREE INJURED

    Three persons were injured when two cars collided in Waverley street Moonee Ponds, yesterday morning. At the Royl Melbourne Hospital, ...

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  8. SICK GIRL IN SMASH

    While a sick girl was being driven to the Royal Melbourne Hospital on Saturday evening the car in which she was travelling was involved in a collision with ...

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  9. MAN FOUND IN HOUSE Roped to Fence

    Roped to a fence, an intruder was handed over to the Hawthorn police on Saturday night by a Kew resident who had found the man in his house. ...

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  10. INSURANCE CHANGES Treasury Reasons

    All available money was urgently needed for defence, and this was the principal reason why the full national insurance plan ...

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  11. BIG PARTY IN 1940

    Australia will be visited next year by a big delegation of United States business men and women —much larger than the ...

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  12. FRENCH STATE VISIT

    The King and the President of the French Republic (M. Lebrun) exchanged telegrams at the conclusion of the French State visit to England. ...

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  13. BOY'S INJURIES FATAL

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Ronald George Deans, aged 10 years, of Hammond avenue. Croydon, was knocked down by a motor-car in Parramatta road, ...

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  14. HOLIDAY PAY

    In a new log of claims which is being drafted by the Manufacturing Grocers' Union for submission to the employers on the expiry of the present award, the ...

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  15. MOTOR-CYCLIST KILLED

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—Kenneth Williams, aged 17 years, of Ipswich, was killed, and Robert Edward Kent, of Ipswich, was seriously injured when a motor-cycle they ...

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  16. RACING CYCLISTS HURT

    While they were competing in a cycling race at Oakleigh on Saturday afternoon two riders were injured. William Hopkins aged 24 years of High ...

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  17. BANDS' STREET MARCH

    West Coburg Citizens' Band, with 32 points, won a street march from Puckle street, Moonee Ponds, to the Essendon recreation reserve yesterday afternoon. ...

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  18. LOSS OF NECKLET

    A pearl necklet and a sovereign, worth £26/10/, were stolen from the home of Mr. J. K. Longmuir, of Moreland road, West Brunswick, on Saturday night. The ...

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  19. WHEAT PRICE

    OUYEN, Sunday.—About 200 wheatgrowers at a meeting at Pinnaroo yesterday decided to support Western Australia in its request for a price of 4/ a bushel for ...

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  20. JUNEE HOSPITAL

    JUNEE (N.S.W.), Sunday.—The Minister for Health (Mr. Richardson) last night met a deputation from the Junee Hospital reorganisation committee, which ...

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  21. Affairs Abroad

    Italy has a new Parliament, called the Chamber of Fascios and Corporations. The nominee Senate continues to function as far as its clipped wings will allow ...

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  22. STATE SHIPPING SUBSIDY

    Plans for subsidising British merchant shipping are expected to be announced in the House of Commons on Tuesday by the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. ...

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  23. FOUGHT INTRUDERS

    A blackened eye was the reward of Mr. Stanley R. Edwards for a courageous attempt to seize three intiuders in his house in Glass street Essendon on ...

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  24. CHARACTER TRAINING

    The need for character and educational training was emphasised by Mr. Menzies, M.H.R., on Saturday, when he opened the second day of the Carey Baptist ...

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  25. BANK TELLER WOUNDED

    BRISBANE, Sunday.— Archibald E. Kemp teller at the Bank of New South Wales at Miles, was shot yesterday when a revolver which he was carrying dropped ...

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  26. COUNTRY PARTY PRAISE

    CANBERRA, Sunday.—Federal Parliamentary Country party praise for the new national insurance scheme is given in an official statement issued to-day. ...

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  27. CELEBRITY SCOUT

    Wearing his Boy Scout's shorts, Griska Goluboff, the celebrated boy violinist, took a day away from his violin in the bush yesterday. He spent a busy time ...

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  28. "STOP HITLER" PARADE

    Half a million spectators in New York cheered a huge "Stop Hitler" parade yesterday, in which 200,000 members of labour unions, Czech societies, and others ...

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  29. HOTEL SAFE BLOWN

    Thieves who blew open the safe at the Fountain Inn Hotel, Crockford street, Port Melbourne, yesterday, escaped with £120 The sum included £39 belonging to the ...

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  30. HOTEL OPPOSED

    The congregation at the Canterbury Salvation Army Hall yesterday passed a resolution protesting against the application for an hotel in close proximity to the ...

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  31. HERBERT DEL COTT PTY. LTD.

    In our issue of March 22, under the heading "German Tender Rejected," when reporting the rejection by the Sydney County Council of certain tenders ...

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  32. SKATER BREAKS LEG

    While skating at the St. Moritz Palais, Esplanade, St. Kilda, on Saturday night. Noiman Tregonning, aged 19 years, of Odessa street St. Kilda, slipped and ...

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  33. NO PEACE YET IN SPAIN

    According to a broadcast from Lisbon, the Republican authorities at Madrid deny that envoys have been sent to Burgos, but state that negotiations are ...

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  35. GLASS IN BEER

    BROKEN HILL (N.S.W.) Sunday. — Splintered glass from a door fell into the beer which was being drunk by several men when a shot was fired ...

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  36. POSTPONEMENT URGED

    'HOBART, Sunday.—Postponement of national health insurance until defence became of less urgency is favoured in a motion agreed to at a meeting of the ...

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  37. MOSCOW TRADE TALKS

    A Moscow Press agency message states that the Anglo-Russian trade talks began on Saturday afternoon. The Secretary of the Oversea Trade ...

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  38. REFUGEE INFLUX

    More than 10,000 adult refugees from Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia have entered Great Britain in one year. According to information given by the ...

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  39. BACON FOR BRITAIN

    The Board of Trade is arranging for the importation during April, May, and June of additional bacon, amounting to 208,650cwt., from certain supplying ...

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  40. KING TO DINE AT No. 10

    The King and Queen will dine with the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) and Mrs. Chamberlain on Wednesday at No. 10 Downing Street. ...

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  41. MYSTERY FIRES

    BALLARAT, Sunday.—Ballarat s 14th unexplained fire this year occuued last night, when a five-roomed weatherboard house in Talbot street south was party ...

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    —(By Airmail) WEARING THC MAGNIFICENT JEWELLED TRIPLE CROWN that had been placed on his head in view of 500,000 people massed in the square below, Pope Pius XII. showed himself to the crowd ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  43. BEER RUNS OUT

    DARWIN, Sunday.—Near the end of "the wet," when North Australian weather is at its hottest, Darwin has gone "dry." The town's beer supply ran out on ...

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  44. MONIER INDUSTRIES

    SYDNEY, Sunday.— Directors of Monier Industries Ltd. will ask shareholders to authorise the creation and issue of 20,000 7½ per cent, participating ...

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  45. MANHUNT ENDS IN SUICIDE

    Rather than be captured after having been wounded, Earl Durand, aged 26 years, shot himself at Powell (Wyoming) on Friday. ...

    Article : 167 words
  46. GAS DEMONSTRATION

    More than 60 women chemists yesterday watched a tear gas demonstration at Box Hill. The demonstration was arranged by ...

    Article : 58 words
  47. BURNED BY TEA

    Accidentally tipping a pot of boiling tea over himself at his home yesterday morning, Roy Sinclair, aged 14 years, of Port Melbourne, suffered burns to the ...

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  48. First Mobile Gas Test Chamber Proves Success

    Practical instruction in gas preventive measures was given to 200 men at Bittern camp on Saturday afternoon when Australia's first mobile gas chamber was ...

    Article : 173 words
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