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  2. JEHOL CAMPAIGN.

    SHANGHAI, March 7.—After having been driven headlong from Jehol province by the Japanese in a campaign that lasted little more than a week, the Chinese ...

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  3. AMERICAN BANKS.

    Modifications of the American bank "holiday" to ensure that food supplies will not be interrupted and that wages will be paid were announced on Monday. In Britain the American embargo on gold exports is generally ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    CANBERRA, March 7.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) announced to-night that the Commonwealth Government had opened up negotiations with the British ...

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  5. HITLER'S AIMS.

    BERLIN, March 7.—The Chancellor (Hot Hitler), whose Nazi-Nationalist Government was victorious in the Reichstag general elections on Sunday, called ...

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  6. GENERAL RAINS.

    Further rains fell during the 24 hours ended at 8 a.m. yesterday in the pastoral areas and the southern districts of the State. Registrations in the northern ...

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  7. GREEK POLITICS.

    LONDON, March 7.—Messages from Athens suggest that the political situation in Greece is like a Chinese puzzle. It appears that General Othanadis, the ...

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  8. INCENDIARIST PLOT.

    LONDON, March 6.—An incendiarism conspiracy, existing since 1925 and backed by a central organisation, for securing an amount running into six figures, has been ...

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  9. CONSPIRACY CHARGE.

    SYDNEY, March 7.—When a charge of conspiracy was preferred against four men at the Central Police Court to-day, counsel for the defence protested against the case ...

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  10. LABOUR FACTIONS.

    SYDNEY, March 7.—-Negotiations are in progress to give effect to the Australian Workers' Union convention's request to the Federal executive of the ...

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  11. CHANCELLOR'S TEST.

    LONDON, March 6.—In a leading article "The Times" says: "Despite the Nazis' indisputable victory, Herr Hitler, in prosecuting the alteration to the Republican ...

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  12. FIJIAN BANANA DUTY.

    SYDNEY, Much 7.—The duty received from the importation of Fijian bananas is expected to reach £5,000 a year. Under the Ottawa Agreement the entry into ...

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  13. THE DOLLAR AND GOLD.

    LONDON, March 7.—The boldness and promptness of President Roosevelt's action surprised Europe. There is a feeling that the United States has produced the right ...

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  14. DISARMAMENT.

    LONDON, March 7.—Questioned in the House of Commons last night regarding the Disarmament Conference, the Prime Minister (Mr. MacDonald) said that he ...

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  15. COUNTRY REPORTS.

    The following rainfall reports were received yesterday from country correspondents:— BABAKIN.—Since yesterday 110 points of ...

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  16. BATTLE WITH COMMUNISTS.

    BERLIN, March 7.—A big street battle at Hamburg between Communists and Nazi storm troops and the police commenced when Communists fired from the ...

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  17. PETROL ROBBERIES.

    SYDNEY, March 7.—A vigil of several hours by police hidden in a mangrove swamp on the banks of the Parramatta River on Monday night was rewarded by ...

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  18. GERMANY AND COLONIES.

    GENEVA, March 6.—There was a surprising development at a meeting to-day of the General Commission of the Disarmament Conference during a discussion ...

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  19. INCENDIARISTS ARRESTED.

    BERLIN, March 7.—The Governor of Cologne has announced that an auxiliary policeman shot two Communist leaders imprisoned at Oberhausen, while they were ...

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  20. DUTY ON MAIZE.

    SYDNEY, March 6.—A fear that the United States of America would unload in Australia its surplus maize as the result of the bottom falling out of the American ...

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  21. GENEVA LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    CANBERRA, March 7.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) announced to-night that the Official Secretary to Australia in Britain (Mr. J. G. McLaren) and Mr. ...

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  22. THE GOVERNMENT VICTORY.

    DOORN, March 6.—The ex-Kaiser Wilhelm is very satisfied with the Nazi victory, although he would have preferred greater success by Dr. Hughenberg's Party, ...

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  23. TROOP MOVEMENTS.

    OTTAWA, March 6.—A decision that Canadian troops should not leave the country for a theatre of war until Parliamentary sanction had been obtained, was ...

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  24. RAILWAY FIREMAN DROWNED

    BUSSELTON, March 7—Walter Fay (26), was drowned off the railway jetty at Bueselton yesterday evening. Deceased, who was a railway fireman, stationed at ...

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  25. FRANCE UNEASY.

    PARIS, March 7.—French opinion regards Herr Hitler's advent as calling for great vigilance on the part of other Powers. His success is likely to stiffen ...

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  26. Workers' Nominee.

    MELBOURNE, March 7.—A ballot held among the Trades and Labour Councils to choose a delegate to represent the Australian workers at the International Labour ...

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  27. POLISH PRECAUTIONS.

    WARSAW, March 6.—Following uneasiness with regard to Herr Hitler's proposed flight over the Polish Corridor to broadcast in mid-air an appeal to East ...

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  28. MUSICIANS' RATES.

    MELBOURNE, March 7.—A new log of wages and working conditions claimed for musicians throughout Australia was filed by the Musicians' Union in the ...

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  29. CHILLED BEEF.

    LONDON, March 6.—With reference to the Cambridge low temperature research station's experiments with chilled beef, the Australian Press Association ...

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  30. COPRA PLANTATION DEAL.

    MELBOURNE, March 6.—Before tendees, which had been called for the purchase of a copra plantation seized from the Germans during the war, closed in ...

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  31. RELIEF LEGISLATION.

    OTTAWA, March 6.—In view, he said, of events that had transpired since the last sitting of Parliament on Friday, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bennett), in the House of ...

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  32. PASTORAL FALLS.

    The following telegraphic reports were received yesterday by pastoral companies:— Dalgety and Co.—From Onslow (March 6): ...

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  33. ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE.

    LONDON, March 6.—Referring in the House of Commons to the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, the Foreign Secretary (Sir John Simon) said that in accordance with ...

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  34. CURRENCY SHORTAGE.

    NEW YORK, March 6.—Many amusing expedients and incidents have resulted from the shortage of currency in circulation and lack of banking facilities ...

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  35. FRENCH FUNDING LOAN.

    PARIS, March 7.—In view of the American crisis, the Chamber of Deputies will speedily approve to-morrow the acceptance of the funding loan of ...

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  36. THE KING'S HEALTH.

    LONDON, March 6.—The King's health is improving. As a precautionary measure his Majesty will remain indoors to-morrow, when the Prince of Wales will represent ...

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  37. ZULU CHIEF DEAD.

    CAPE TOWN, March 6.—Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, died in a marquee in which he was hearing a tribal dispute. He was born at St. Helena ...

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