A hostile section of the audience Talked out of a meeting at the Trades Hall yesterday, after the visiting British Labor leader, Mr. William Holmes, ...
Article : 558 wordsToday's casualty lists for South Australia. Victoria. Tasmania and Queensland contain the names of 12 killed in action and 66 wounded, of whom two ...
Article : 1,903 wordsThe Divisions; Meteorologist reported last night.—Durning the 24 hours ended 8.30 a.m. rain has been recorded practically throughout South Australia ...
Article : 203 wordsSlating that enough had not been done to overcome the housing shortage, the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council (Mr. Condon), ...
Article : 630 wordsEliminating all notions of fixed hemispheric boundaries. President Roosevelt soid at his press conference today that the United States defence of the Western Hemisphere would not be measured by geographical considerations. This gives point to the predictions mode in some quarters that the occupation of ...
Article : 1,145 wordsThe Assembly adjourned yesterday until Tuesday after, Mr. Hincks (L.C.P.) and Mr. Smith (L.C.P.), had moved and seconded the adoption of ...
Article : 465 wordsSome further showers [?] over astern districts but weather improving from the westward and becoming [?]. West to south and ...
Article : 31 wordsNext of kin have been informed of the following South Australian casualties:— Trooper M. E. Radley, 22. youngest ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 218 wordsTonight's programme of Australia's amateur hour, which mill be broadcast over "The Advertiser" network at 7.30 p.m. will be the first presentation in ...
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Article : 131 wordsKilled In Action.—Pte. A E. H Browne, inf., Cord[?] Pte. R. Down, Inf., Townsville; Pte, I. C. S. Fraser, Int., Aramac; Jefferson., ...
Article : 502 wordsIf a high e[?] rate for the A.I.F. were not maintained, South Australian battalions might lose their identity, said the Deputy-Director of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 395 wordsTed River Reservoir.—Mr. Christian (L.C.P.) asked, in view of the very critical position last year in the Tod River area because of lack of water, ...
Article : 196 wordsIn the House of Commons today, Mr. Churchill said that the occupation of Iceland by American troops was one of the most important events since the ...
Article : 386 wordsThe marriage took place quietly in Melbourne today of Mrs. Grace Gellibrand of Lachlan Vale, Once Tasmania, and Mr. Justice Harded ...
Article : 132 wordsAllegations that certain Sydney merchants had conspired to force down the price ol apples, particularly Tasmanian imports, were made in Adelaide ...
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Advertising : 88 wordsNational Fitness.—The organiser of the National Fitness campaign in South Australia (Mr. B. P. G. Apps) will leave by plane tomorrow for Port ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 284 wordsEvidence regarding broadcasts by British subjects under enemy auspices is being collected, with a view to their eventual prosecution, stated the ...
Article : 224 wordsIn the hope of speeding tank production, the Federal Government intends to amalgamate the Army's tank and armored vehicle designing staff with ...
Article : 93 wordsAfter her attention had been attracted by a noise in her bedroom about 10 p.m. on Tuesday, Mrs. Adeline Leaker, of Sprod avenue. Toorak ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), Thu 10 Jul 1941, Page 8
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