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FUTURE MARKET IN CHINA FOR AUSTRALIAN WOOL
"A great future market existed for Australian wool in China," said Mr. Arthur G. Lowndes, Australian Liaison Officer to U.N.R.R.A. in ...
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NO EXTENSION IN BUNNERONG DISPUTE
No extension occurred in the dispute among maintenance men at the Bunnerong power house to-day, pending a decision of the ...
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Played Part ' In Commencement Column Ceremony
Lord Louis Mountbatten took, part in the Commencement Column ceremony at Canberra in June, 1920. He revealed yesterday that on ...
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SECURITY LOAN TWO-THIRDS SUBSCRIBED
The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) announced last night that estimates of subscriptions show that £47,000,000 has been received so far from ...
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Family Notices
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"For the cause that lacks assistance, 'Gainst the wrongs that need resistance For the future in the distance, And the good that we can do." The Canberra Times
DURING his Press conference yesterday, Lord Louis Mountbatten put his finger on the essential ingredient which brought Allied victory. With particular reference to the most difficult period of the war in the Pacific, he said, "We went ahead against all the laws of chance. But ...
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BIGGER FUTURE. SEEN FOR MURRAY VALLEY
How 80 local governing bodies in three States have fused their interest in the Murray Valley Development League to secure a regional ...
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VICTORY HOLIDAY ON JUNE 10
A public holiday will be proclaimed on June 10 throughout the Commonwealth in connection with the Victory Parade, which is to be held ...
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EX-SOLDIERS ASSUME OCCUPATION OF HOUSE AT NORTH BONDI
Vacated by the W.R.E.N.S. service two months ago, "Tirrana," a 22 roomed guest house at North Bondi, was filled to-day with home-hungry ...
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VICTORIA LEAGUE RECEPTION TO LADY LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN
A cluster of fruit grown in Canberra and entwined with a garland of roses was presented to Lady Louis Mountbatten by members of the ...
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MR. MENZIES SEES LIMITATIONS IN U.N.O. POWERS
Saying that U.N.O. was entirely an experimental body, Mr. R. G. Menzies, Leader of the Opposition, to-day urged reliance on friendship ...
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VICE-REGAL
The Governor-General and the Duchess of Gloucester last night gave a dinner party at Government House, Canberra, at which the ...
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GRIFFITH PROGRESS TO GO INTO RECESS
The Griffith Progress and Welfare Association was "embalmed" for 11 months at a special general meeting last night. ...
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IRONWORKERS OPPOSED TO STRIKE
An armament worker told the Arbitration Court to-day that he had resigned from the Ironworkers' Association because of their attitude in ...
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WOMEN'S ORGANISATION PROTEST AGAINST BAN ON BIRTH CONTROL
Despite the statement of the Minister for Justice (Mr. Downing) that the amendment in the Obscene and Indecent Publications Bill in the ...
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RED CROSS RECEPTION
Thanking Australians for what they had done to help British S.E.A.C. troops, and for the help sent to Britain, Lady Louis Mountbatten told ...
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44-PASSENGER TRAILER COACH IN CANBERRA
A new 44-passenger semi-trailer coach of the Murray Valley Company arrived in Canberra late yesterday afternoon. ...
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THREE BROTHERS IN HOSPITAL FOR IDENTICAL OPERATIONS
Three Lindfield brothers have entered hospital for simultaneous appendix operations. They are Ronald, 22, Keith, 20, and James, 17. ...
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PRIME MINISTER UNDERWENT MINOR OPERATION
The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) underwent a minor operation at Bathurst Hospital yesterday, to have a cyst removed from above his right ...
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UNEMPLOYED SEAMEN FOUND IN CHURCH HOSTEL,
Douglas Wayne, 28, and Doug[?] Percy Ayers, 25, unemployed seamen, were both fined £1 at the Central Court to-day for unlawfully entering ...
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AUSTRALIA GIVEN SEAT ON CENTRAL UNRRA COUNCIL
Reflecting Australia as one of the most important supplying countries, the Council of UNRRA, at its meeting at Atlantic City on Friday, ...
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FORECAST
South-Eastern Districts: General rain with some heavy falls and flood danger developing. Strong and squally S.E. to S.W. winds. ...
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LIQUOR CONTROL ORDER LIFTED
Instituted on April 1, 1942, as a war measure, the control of liquor order, which rationed beer supplies, expired to-day, but there is little ...
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BAD WEATHER DELAYS NORFOLK ISLAND VISIT
Because of bad weather arising from the cyclone off the Queensland coast, the proposed visit of the Governor-General and the Duchess of ...
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CANBERRA WEATHER
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16 SCHOLARSHIPS TO FORESTRY SCHOOL
The Minister for the Interior (Mr. H. V. Johnson) yesterday announced the names of 16 students from throughout Australia who had been ...
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MOVE TO END BREWERY STRIKE
A mass meeting, of brewery strikers will be held on Wednesday to consider a proposal that the unions involved should make, a joint ...
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BUTCHER'S CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
One of the butchers, whose [?] ises were raided recently by Commonwealth officers who investigated alleged irregularities in connection ...
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RESUMPTION OF THREE LARGE ESTATES
Following Commonwealth approval the State Government is to proceed with negotiations for the acquisition of three large estates in New South ...
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THREE MEN DROWNED
Three men were drowned in the Brisbane River when a boat in which they were rowing overturned between Moor and Linbille, about 100 miles ...
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