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  2. BROADCAST. POLITICAL SPEECHES.

    A three-cornered broadcast of political addresses on Saturday night was unique in the history of Australian politics. The speakers were Mr. Lyons, the Federal Treasurer (Mr. ...

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  3. RAZORS AND KNIVES.

    There was a recrudescence of razor-slashings in Sydney and suburbs on Saturday night. Three men were badly injured. One arrest was made, but as is usual in such cases the police ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN POLITICS. London Press Comment.

    Commenting on the result of the no-confidence vote in the House of Representatives, the "Times" says: "For Mr. Scullin it was the kind of victory which is almost worse than ...

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  5. EXPULSION OF MR. THEODORE. Lang Policy Adopted.

    By the unanimous vote of 125 delegates at the Metropolitan Labour Conference during the week-end, the Federal Treasurer, Mr. Theodore, was expelled from the Labour party. The conference also declared that the other Federal Labour members ...

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  6. MOTOR ACCIDENTS.

    Miss Mary Murray, 15, daughter of Mr. T. G. Murray, M.L.C., of Lang-road, Centennial Park, received fatal injuries when she was knocked down by a motor lorry in ...

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  7. BETTING RAIDS.

    Special police squads arrested 20 alleged starting-price bookmakers in raids on Saturday afternoon. Sergeant Hungerford led a raiding party on a hotel in Redfern. Two men ...

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  8. COUNTRY NEWS. CHILD DIES OF POISON.

    Robert Redman Pinevale, aged 3, was very ill when he was admitted to Quandialla Hospital on Saturday and died one hour later from the effects of poisoning. The child found his ...

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  9. UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF GRANTS.

    The Broughton Vale Municipal Council has decided to co-operate with the Crookwell Shire Council in urging the Government to abolish repayments of principal and interest in ...

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  10. MAN WITH REVOLVER.

    A tall, burly, Ill-dressed man caused excitement in Regent-street late last night, when he was seen to be brandishing a large revolver in his right hand and muttering to himself. ...

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  11. SOUTHERN DISTRICT GIRL GUIDES.

    A detachment of Girl Guides from the southern district, in charge of Mrs. E. Gordon Shaw, district commissioner, left Bombala by yesterday's train to take part in the functions ...

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  12. MAN CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

    At Yerranderie police court, before Mr. P. D. H. Sutherland, P.M., Charles Roberts, 55, former mine manager of the Colon Peak Mining Company, Yerranderie, was charged with ...

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  13. NAVAL AGREEMENT

    "The naval agreement leaves no victors and no vanquished. It is victory for fairplay and commonsense," declared Signor Grandi, Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs, addressing ...

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  14. THE DELEGATES.

    About 153 delegates, representing Labour leagues and unions, attended. The morning session was spent in the election of conference committees and officials. The chairman ...

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  15. PLANE ACCIDENT VICTIM.

    MR. HOWARD JOLLEY, who was killed when the aeroplane in which he was a passenger, crashed at Steele Point, Nielsen Park, yesterday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. SENATOR CHAPMAN.

    Senator J. H. Chapman died in a private hospital last night. He had been in poor health for the past l8 months, and death was due to pneumonia and other complications. ...

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  17. MASONIC INSTALLATION.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 103 words
  18. SCOUT MOVEMENT.

    Preaching at All Saints, Woollahra, yesterday, the Rev. A. H. Gallop said: "I have heard only one objection raised against the Scout movement, a recent one, to the effect that ...

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  19. NIGHT PROWLER

    Awakened by a slight noise made by a thief moving about his flat early, on Saturday morning, Mr. Alfred Hill, whose home is at the corner of Drumalbyn and Beresford roads, ...

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  20. GALLANT RESCUE.

    The presence of mind and courage of W. Boylson, 12, saved two smaller boys from drowning when their tin canoe capsized in the deepest part of Lake Forbes. ...

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  21. DESTITUTE AUSTRALIAN.

    While a blizzard raged in London, a destitute Sydney man, clad in a tussore silk coat and duck trousers, walked into Australia House and asked for assistance. ...

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  22. GIRL RESCUED FROM RIVER.

    While a woman and her five-year-old daughter were fishing from the Government wharf at Boyd's Bay, Tweed Heads, the girl fell into the channel of the river. A local resident, ...

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  23. STATE ENTERPRISE.

    The Minister for State Trading Concerns (Mr. C. F. Baxter) stated that, in view of the heavy losses made by the State Implement and Engineering Works, particularly in recent ...

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  24. SHOTS FIRED.

    A shot was fired by Constable Cleary late last night when he saw a small man hurriedly leave the Commercial Hotel at the corner of Sussex and Druitt streets, and run ...

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  25. HOLY CROSS CHURCH JUBILEE.

    "There is only one way of getting rid of a lawful debt, and that is by paying it," said Archbishop Kelly, amid applause, in the course of an address yesterday morning at the ...

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  26. IRISH MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

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  27. ITALIAN MIGRATION.

    Protests against the recent refusal of Australla to admit Italian migrants were made in the course of an emigration debate in the Italian Chamber of Deputies. Measures were ...

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  28. THIEVES AT HARDEN.

    Thieves broke into Kellick Bros,' general store at Harden in the early hours of yesterday morning, and stole softgoods to the value of about £200. ...

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  29. ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

    Five hundred members of the Order of the Eastern Star, comprising wives, daughters, and sisters of Freemasons, attended a special service at St. Andrew's Cathedral last night. For ...

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  30. SUNDAY THEATRES. Supported by Actors' Meeting.

    "I am willing to bet anyone 100 to 1 that the theatres will never open on Sundays," declared Sir Gerald Du Maurler to a meeting of actors and actresses which discussed the ...

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  31. LABOUR MINISTER'S DEATH.

    Mr. Vernon Hartshorn, Lord Privy Seal, died suddenly at his home in South Wales to-day. He was in the House of Commons last night. As Lord Privy Seal, Mr. Hartshorn was ...

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  32. ENDURANCE SWIM.

    F. Roberts, a one-legged soldier, won the endurance swim at Rushcutter Bay Baths last night. He remained in the water for 50 hours 42 minutes, 45 seconds. C. Zimmy (America), ...

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  33. INDEX. NEWS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 218 words
  34. POSTAL BAN

    An order has been issued by the Postmaster-General prohibiting transmission by post of articles addressed to Brooms Consultations, Danzic, or Brooms Investments Holding ...

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  35. JACA REVOLT.

    The court-martial of 77 military prisoners, including five officers, concerned in the Republican rising at Jaca last year, opened at Huesca (Spain). General Franco, whose brother ...

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  36. VOTE IN COMMONS.

    There was a very close division in the House of Commons to-day, during the debate on the Mines Department Supplementary Estimates, when in a small house the Government's ...

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  37. MR. LYONS.

    Mr. Lyons is contemplating a tour of Australia during Easter to deliver addresses on the economic crisis, and the reasons for his recent actions in Parliament. Mr. Lyons will ...

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  38. FIRE AT SEA.

    Fire in one of her coal bunkers caused the steamer Hurunui, which was half-way between Brisbane and Gladstone, to put about last night and return to Brisbane. The captain ...

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  39. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  40. CABLE AND WIRELESS RATES

    The Australian Press Association understands that Imperial Communications' scheme for equalisation of cable and wireless rates has now been approved throughout the ...

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  41. CHANGES IN MINISTRY.

    The King has approved the following appointments:—Lord Ponsonby to be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in succession to Major C. R. Attlee, who was recently appointed ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Yesterday the condition of Lord Stamfordham, private secretary to the King, was a little more satisfactory, but progress must of necessity be slow. He passed a fair night. ...

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  43. TAXI-DRIVER ATTACKED.

    An unaccountable attack was made on Robert Douglas McKnight, a taxi-driver. in The Parade, Drummoyne, on Saturday evening. McKnight had been engaged to take a ...

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  44. SIR JOHN PEDEN.

    The Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) held an investiture at Government House, Canberra, yesterday morning, when he conferred upon Professor J. B. Peden the honour ...

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  45. EARTH TREMOR.

    About 7 o'clock yesterday morning an earth tremor was felt in Newtown, Belmont, and East Geelong. Houses rattled and furniture rocked. No damage was reported. ...

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  46. SCRIPTURE UNION ANNIVERSARY.

    A large gathering, comprised largely of children, was present at the 51st anniversary of the Scripture Union held at the Chapter House on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. ...

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  47. MR. SNOWDEN'S CONDITION.

    A bulletin issued states:—"The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Philip Snowden, had a restless night, due, no doubt, to the severity of the examination he had undergone. He is, ...

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  48. TO-DAY.

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  49. REVOLT AGAINST LONG SKIRTS.

    The National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship has inaugurated a definite revolt against the long skirt. The union carried a motion urging women who value their liberty ...

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  50. THE AUSTRALIAN NOTE.

    Mr. Carlos Zalapa, Consul-General for Mexico, in Australia and New Zealand, who returned to Sydney on Saturday by the Monowal after a month's holiday in Tahiti, said ...

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  51. SUNDAY DANCING.

    The conversion of one of the indoor golf courses in Railway-square into a dance saloon last night was evidence of the declining popularity of miniature golf. An announcement ...

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  52. FIRE AT PRINTING WORKS.

    Fire broke out yesterday at 58 Oxford-street, Darlinghurst, in a three-storied brick building, the ground floor of which is occupied by a wine saloon, of which William ...

    Article : 76 words
  53. ALL FOR AUSTRALIA.

    In view of the convention to be held on March 28, the All for Australia League is having a special enrolment week from March 16 to 21. Enrolment centres are being established ...

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  54. WOMAN LOST IN BUSH.

    Ethel Hetch, of Helensburgh, who was in the habit of going into the bush on shooting expeditions, left her home on Saturday afternoon and has not since been heard of. She ...

    Article : 77 words
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