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HERR YON PAPEN'S POLICY
Herr Von Papen outlined the Government's proposals to assist industry and absorb the unemployed, in a monster broadcast throughout Germany to-day. Herr Von Papen prefaced his economic programme with a ...
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WORLD HOPES
"The forthcoming world economic conference at London at present is the real hope to a distracted, almost desperate world," said Mr.. Bruce in an ...
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MOLLISON
The airman, Mr. J. A. Mollison, who left New York to'day on the.first leg of his return flight to England, was ...
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LOAN FLOTATIONS
Though there are still conflicting reports of Mr. Neville Chamberlain's intentions regarding the new flotations. ...
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WOOL SALES OPEN
Responding to strong competition from all sections of tHe market, values showed a strong upward tendency at the opening sale of the 1932-33 wool selling season, which opened in Sydney this afternoon. ...
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MUKDEN
Three hundred bandits' are, practically surrounding the north-east wireless station at Mukden. There has been severe fighting in ...
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BOUNDARIES
In a vigorous speech to the Constitutional Club to-day Senator Hardy said that within the next few weeks the boundaries committee would set ...
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DUTY WAIVED
The Customs' Department has informed Dr. Earle Pago that his request for the admission free of plant for the Nymboida hydro-electric ...
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DISMISSALS
While assuring a deputation of married, women teachers to-day that the Government's decision to dismiss them from, the Education Department ...
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RE-TRIAL SOUGHT
An appeal was made to the High Court to-day on behalf of Guy Neville Kingsbury, 42, against the refusal of the Court of Criminal Appeal to order ...
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BRITISH APPROVAL OF VON PAPEN'S POLICY
The London newspapers feature Germany's plans for self-salvation with emphasis on Herr Von Papen's boldness, but there is some doubt ...
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OLYMPIC GAMES
Ireland is making a big bid to have the Olympiad of 1940.held in Dublin. General O'Duffy head bf the Free State Civic Guard, has sent an ...
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N.Z. SHIPPING AWARD EXPIRING
The agreement between the shipowners and the seamen will expire on Wednesday and negotiations are now in ...
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STATE LOTTERY
Replying to remarks made to-day by the Minister for Health (Mr. Weaver) in support of the State Lottery, Archdeacon Davies said that Mr. Weaver ...
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ANTI-WAR CONGRESS
Described as a passionate call to men and women throughout the world to prevent the war which may break out to-morrow and destroy ...
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£10,000 CLAIM
The case in which Maude Elizabeth Deane is claiming £10,000 damages from "Smith's Weekly" for, alleged libel was resumed before Justice Davidson to-day. ...
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STRONG RISE IN SHARES
In anticipation of an improved market at the wool sales to-day, there was considerable activity in pastoral shares on the Stock Exchange. ...
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GIRL'S SUICIDE
A verdict of suicide was returned today at the inquest on Ellen Bridget Scott, 15, of Richmond, who was found hanging in her father's stables at ...
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ITALIAN WAGE CUT
The cotton industry has accepted a 10 per cent, wage cut affecting all but the minimum wage earners. The agreement is Welcomed as a ...
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OVERCOME BY GAS
Overcome by cyanide gas fumes while working at the local silos to-day, Willlam Cattenach, 42, died and his mate, Alfred'Peters, is in a serious ...
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A.C.T.U.
The formation of an organisation of Unions in opposition to the Australian council of Trades Union is contemplated in Sydney and, according to the ...
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GRAZIER'S FINANCES
The examination of Gerald Vincent English grazier, was continued before the Registrar in Bankruptcy (Mr. Lockhart)' to-day. ...
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DELAY IN INQUEST
The inquest concerning the death of Nola Louise Medway, 16, at the Coast Hospital, following an alleged illegal operation, has been adjourned until ...
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WOOL FOR ROADS
The suggestion which has been made that low grade wool which at present graziers refuse to sena to sales owing to the poor price, should be used for ...
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STRUCK A REEF
While bound for Port Kembla the Broken Hill Proprietary Co's, freighter, Iron Master, struck a reef off' Martin Isalnd in the Five Islands Group. ...
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MUTINOUS CREW IN HOLD
Mutinous Chinese members of the crew of the British tanker, Hallptis, will be confined to the, hold. They will be sent to England for ...
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO, MEET EARLIER
"The Daily Telegraph" says: "Legislation to give offect to the Ottawa agreeriient Will be virtually second to the budget parllament will ...
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