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  2. SONGS FOR SERVICEMEN

    Nearly 4,000 Service men and women gave Miss Gracie Fields a tremendous ovation when she appeared on an All-Services programme last night at the British Centre in Hyde Park, which will be officially opened by the Duke of Gloucester on June 22. It was Gracie's first big performance in Sydney. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. GRACIE FIELDS HAD LIVELY DAY

    Mobbed by soldiers and civilians wherever she went in Sydney yesterday, Gracie Fields spent the afternoon and evening entertaining servicemen and servicewomen which is the object of her visit to ...

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  4. Man Admitted Murder, Woman Claims

    A woman said at an inquest yesterday that Cyril Norman, 32, told her he killed Mrs. Mary Gwendoline Bakewell. ...

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  5. R.A.N. Destroyer Unharmed For 250,000 Miles

    Although commissioned only in 1941, H.M.A.S. Napier steamed her 250,000th mile while on service with the British Pacific ...

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  6. IDLE MEAT WORKS

    COOMA. Monday.—Members of the State Parliament to-day inspected the idle meat works at Nimmitabel, which were ...

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  7. FREE FODDER SUGGESTED Assist Farmers

    CANBERRA. Monday.—Free fodder instead of a subsidy for the dairy industry was urped by Sir Earle Page, M.P., to-day. ...

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  8. Japanese Suicide Pilots Not All Inferior

    The Japanese are not expending only inferior pilots in death-diving missions against Allied warships in the Pacific, according to Lieutenant-Commander G. F. E. Knox, R.A.N., commander of the emergency ...

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  9. SOLDIERS' BILL ATTACKED

    The Re-establishment Bill was vigorously attacked at a meeting of the N.S.W. branch of the Demobilised Sailors, Soldiers, and ...

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  10. TRANSPORT TO COST £2,500,000

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—Estimated cost to the Commonwealth of the transport of wheat from Western Australia and South ...

    Article : 134 words
  11. FATAL FALL FROM TRAIN

    Percy M. Clarke, an employee of the Ministry of Munitions, who lived in Stephens Street. Pennant Hills, was killed when ...

    Article : 83 words
  12. FINED FOR USING THEATRE SIGNS

    Whitehall Theatrical Productions Pty., Ltd., Potts Point, was fined a total of £15 in the Special Court yesterday for having used electric ...

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  13. BROTHERS KILLED

    MELBOURNE. Monday.—When an electric train from Melbourne struck a car in a fog at Bayswater level crossing this morning, two brothers. ...

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  16. SOLDIERS SENT TO GAOL

    Gaol sentences were imposed on five A.I.F. men found guilty by a jury last week of having assaulted and occasioned actual bodily harm to ...

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  17. "STATE SHOULD ENFORCE LAW"

    "The State authorities, and not this Court, should have charge of the regulations of the Factories and Shops Act and should ...

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  18. TOBACCO THEFTS ON TRAINS

    Thefts of tobacco from soldiers' packs on trains between Grafton land Kempsey were mentioned in charges against Private Ronald ...

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  19. WOUNDED AIRMAN CARRIES ON

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—With a steel splinter 2½ inches thick in his cheekbone and his right eye closed, an R.A.A.F. gunner ...

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  20. DUKE PRAISES ALLIES

    BRISBANE, Monday.—"We have never had a firmer friendship with any nation in the world than we have at present with ...

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  21. RELIEF OF COURT CONGESTION

    The Minister of Justice. Mr. Downing, has approved changes to relieve congestion in the Metropolitan Courts of Petty Sessions. ...

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  22. Drastic Retrenchments In Western Arms Works

    BATHURST, Monday.—Drastic reductions are to be made in munitions production, which will entail heavy retrenchments at factories in Lithgow, Bathurst and Orange. ...

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  23. BROKER GRANTED EXTENSION

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—An extension of 14 days from to-day has been granted to H. W. Hodgetts, share broker, to complete a statement of his ...

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  24. A WAS HURT IN MOTOR COLLISION

    A man and four women, including three Awas, were injured when a car and a military truck collided in Parramatta Road, Fivedock, last night. ...

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  25. S.M. DECLARES BOOK IMMORAL

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—In a reserved judgment in Adelaide Police Court to-day. Mr. L. E. Clarke, S.M., found that a booklet entitled "Hold ...

    Article : 60 words
  26. DRUG LOST

    A phial of morphia in a small envelope was lost by a chemist's assistant between Double Bay and Rose Bay last night. It was addressed ...

    Article : 51 words
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