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  2. NATIONAL INSURANCE CABINET SAID TO BE DIVIDED

    THEORETICALLY, the highlight of national insurance discussions to-day and to-night was the attack on press comment by the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons). In fact, the highlight was the closely guarded fact that Cabinet, during a long ...

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  3. W. AUSTRALIAN OPPOSITION Excellent Yields In Sight

    PERTH (W.A.), Thursday.—In view of the importance to Australian potatogrowers of the proposal to lift the embargo on New Zealand potatoes, the ...

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  4. Case For The Potato Growers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICE MARGINS

    Very keen interest is being displayed in the proposal to lift the ban upon the importation of New Zealand potatoes ...

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  5. BARRISTER TOOK POISON

    Mr. A. L. Bennett, barrister, drank poison in the Supreme Court to-day. He did it, he told the jury, to support his contention that the ...

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  6. CARDINAL PACELLI NEW POPE First Two Ballots Indecisive

    Black smoke rising from the 60-ft. silver chimney of the Sistine Chapel, at the Vatican, at 3.8 a.m. (G.M.T.) indicated that the first ballot for the election of a new Pope had not produced the necessary two-thirds majority. ...

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  7. NEW ZEALAND "MUST GO ON OR DIE"

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Thursday.—Emphasising the importance to New Zealand of a policy of self-reliance, the Prime Minister (Mr. Savage) told a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. Reciprocal Trade In Fruit

    Regulated admission of New Zealand potatoes with a view to reciprocal trade in cherries, bannnas and citrus fruits, was urged by the ...

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  9. Fewer Men Out Of Work

    A summary by the Commonwealth Statistician reveals that there were fewer trade unionists out of work at the end of ...

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  10. Railways Show Financial Improvement

    Railway operations throughout the Commonwealth showed a more favorable financial position last year, the revenue increasing from £43,234,000 ...

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  11. LIT FIRES DURING DANGER PERIOD

    Sequels to bush fires in Huon districts were provided in the Huonville Police Court to-day, when four persons were charged with having ...

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  12. Waterside Workers' Conditions

    HOBART, Thursday.—To conduct an investigation into the working conditions of waterside workers in Tasmania, Mr. J. N. Lawson, Parliamentary ...

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  13. Country Party View

    A New South Wales country newspaper published in the electorate of Sir Earle Page gives advice on the national insurance issue in the ...

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  14. LAUNCH ALMOST CUT IN HALVES

    The Commissioner of Police (Mr. W. C. Mackay) and two friends narrowly escaped drowning last night, when Mr. Mackay's 25-foot ...

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  15. A.R.P. Plan To Be Extended Throughout State

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday.—The Minister for Lands and Works (Major T. H. Davies) to-night discussed with a representative gathering the activities ...

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  16. SHOULD BE NO INTERNAL BICKERING SAYS HIGH COMMISSIONER

    IF Australia truly realised the danger of the world situation, there would be no internal bickering, the High Commissioner (Mr. S. M. Bruce) told the Constitutional Club to-day. ...

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  17. TO STOP TREPASSING BY PEARLERS

    DARWIN, Thursday—Determined to prevent further trespassing by pearling lugger crews on aboriginal reserves at Melville and Bathurst Islands, the ...

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  18. GROUNDING OF COOMONDERRY

    The Marine Board of Victoria decided to-day to ask Capt. Lindsay, of the auxiliary schooner Coomonderry, to explain why he does not ...

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  19. SECRECY OF BALLOT

    HOBART, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Trades Hall Council to-night a letter was received from the Premier (Mr. A. G. Ogilvie), referring to a ...

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  20. Alleged Preference To Non-Unionists

    HOBART, Thursday.—A letter was received from the Hobart branch of the Federated Clerks' Union at a meeting of the Trades Hall Council this ...

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  21. LIGHT HORSE

    For the first time since the members of the 22nd Light Horse Regiment went into camp at Mona Vale last Sunday it was possible to ...

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  22. Another Explosion In Canal

    An explosion occurred in the Birmingham Canal at Wednesbury at midnight last night. Although it damaged the wall of ...

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  23. RELIEF WORKERS' STRIKE Hobart Support

    HOBART, Thursday.—The position of relief workers who are on strike in Launceston was referred to at a meeting of the Trades Hall Council this ...

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  24. Wharfage On Private Cars

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday.—Arising out of a communication from the Premier (Mr. A. G. Ogilvie) that complaints had been made by tourists regarding ...

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  25. Case Inspection of Grapes Suggested

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday.—A suggestion was made to the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. R. Cosgrove) to-night, by a deputation from importers, that it ...

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  26. No Decision Yet on Standing Army

    In a surprise broadcast over the national stations to-night, the Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) denied that Cabinet had decided ...

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  27. S. A. FINANCES

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—An improvement of £303,000 in the State finances last month was disclosed by the Premier (Mr. Playford) to-day, in a ...

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  28. Died From Injuries

    HOBART, Thursday.—From injuries he received in a motor accident last night, Herbert Winzenberg (74), of Bellevue Parade, New Town, died in ...

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  29. Move For Compulsory Training

    A move for compulsory military training will be made at a meeting of the Federal executive of the R.S.L. in Melbourne next Tuesday. ...

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  30. Further Discussion At Launceston

    LAUNCESTON, Thursday.—The executive of the Trades Hall Council decided to-night to call a meeting of the whole council for Saturday ...

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