SYDNEY, Tuesday.—After having discussed proposals for restoring unity in the Labour party the interstate conference of the Federal Labour party appointed a ...
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Article : 432 wordsAfter having been stopped by rain on Saturday, the first Test match between West Indies and England was resumed to-day. England, which began with none for ...
Article : 797 wordsMuch of the difficulty with which members of the United Country party in the State Parliament have been faced as a result of the proposal that a new leader ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 801 wordsAfter having been in recess for six months, the State Parliament will begin its second session to-day. The session will be opened by the Lieutenant-Governor (Sir ...
Article : 752 wordsSighted by the Union steamer Koranui, early on Saturday morning, "hove-to" about six miles south of Gabo Island, the interstate collier Christina Fraser, which left ...
Article : 917 wordsPrivate meetings were held to-day of six sub-committees in which the work of the World Economic Conference is proceedings. At a public meeting of the sub-commission ...
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Article : 1,571 wordsWith imposing ceremonial and in the presence of a distinguished gathering, including representatives from seats of learning in many parts of the world, the King, ...
Article : 224 wordsThe aeroplane Faith in Australia, in which Messrs. Ulm, Allen, and Taylor are attempting to break the record between Britain and Australia, left Rangoon for ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 89 wordsAn appeal by British Celauese Lid. against a judgment in favour of Courtaulds Ltd. has been dasmissed. The hearing of the original case and the appeal has ...
Article : 143 wordsADELAIDE, Tuesday, — Two drowning tragedies occurred in South Australia last night and to-day. Samuel Armfield, aged 72 years, fisherman, and a former River ...
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Article : 160 wordsMr. A. R. Wallis, the workers' representative on the Australian delegation to the International Labour Conference, strongly denounced Australia's 1931 ...
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Article : 275 wordsThe opening session of the International Rotary Convention to-day was largely devoted to routine work and the submission of resolutions for future consideration. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wed 28 Jun 1933, Page 7
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