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  2. TEXTILE STRIKE

    Although the strike of cotton, wool, and silk textile workers began to-night, as practically all the mills are closed until Tuesday (Monday being Labour Day, a ...

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  3. NUNAWADING SEAT

    Because the outcome will depend upon the allotment of preferences the result of the by-election to fill the vacant Nunawading seat in the Legislative Assembly ...

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  4. BURLESQUE AT COUNCIL MEETING

    Convened to "evolve order out of chaos," a meeting of the Collingwood Council, held on Saturday night, has left behind it a condition of disorder and uncertainty ...

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  5. CULVERT MURDER

    ALBURY (N.S.W.) Sunday. — The police have not yet succeeded in identfying the young woman whose charred body, in a wheat sack, was found in a culvert ...

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  6. BANDITS WRECK TRAIN

    One of the worst train wreekings ever perpetrated by bandits in the three Eastern Provinces occurred to-day, 26 miles south of Harbin, on the Chinese Eastern ...

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  7. SHOT DEAD IN SHOP

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — Paul Drasdorff, aged 45 years, a Russian, was shot dead at point-blank range when he disturbed a man in the act of robbing the till in his ...

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  8. WON ON THE BELL

    Geelong, 16 goals 21 behinds (117 points). Collingwood, 16 goals 16 behinds (112 points). ...

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  9. GERMAN DEBTS

    No Ministerial or other official comment is made on the speech by the German Minister for Economics (Dr. Schacht) at Badeilsen, but the reaction of ...

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  10. Ambassador to Investigate

    Following closely upon the wreeking of a train near Harbin yesterday, another outrage by bandits was reported by the authorities of the Chinese Eastern ...

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  11. MERCHANT SHIPPING

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "American" declares that leaders of the Administration gave a frigid reception to-day to the British proposals ...

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  12. Letter From Labour Executive

    A letter from the central executive of the Labour party, which was signed by Mr. D. L. McNamara, the secretary, and was addressed in circular form to "Labour ...

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  13. BOYCOTT MAY END

    The "Sunday Times" says that it is expected that the boycott of Australian goods in Lancashire will end on Tuesday, when the northern council of grocers' ...

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  14. AIR RACE

    Several withdrawals from the Centenary Air Race from London to Melbourne were announced to-day. They were:— Wedell- Williams Air Corporation ...

    Article : 284 words
  15. Consternation in "Big Business"

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that Dr. Schacht's speech, although welcomed by members of the middle class who form the backbone of ...

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  16. DUKE WILL LEAVE TO-MORROW

    The Duke of Gloucester arrived in London early this morning from Balmoral Castle where he has been staying with the King and Queen. He went at once ...

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  17. GOLD UP AGAIN

    A further increase of 5½d. an ounce in the price of gold to a new high record of £7/1/5 (equal to £8/14/6 an ounce Australian currency) took place to-day. The ...

    Article : 159 words
  18. PROPAGANDA ABROAD

    On Dr. Schacht's instructions the Reichsbank has informed the Minister for Propaganda (Dr. Goebbels) that no further foreign currency will be available ...

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  19. Wiry Birds

    ECHUCA, Sunday. — Using pieces of wire for material with which to build a nest, a pair of magpies caused a dislocation of the telephone ...

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  20. THE AMERICA'S CUP

    Mr. Harold S. Vanderbilt's yacht Rainbow was chosen on Friday night to defend the America's cup against the British yacht Endeavour owned by Mr. T. O. M. ...

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  21. Prisoners Released From Prussian Camps

    The Premier of Prussia (General Goering) has released 742 persons who have been held in "protective custody" in Prussian concentration camps. Their ...

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  22. CANADIAN BONDS

    Holders of 1919 Victory bonds of a face value of 250,000,000 dollars (about £50,000,000) will receive interest of less than 4 per cent., instead of 5 ½ per cent. ...

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  23. British Equalisation Fund

    The British Equalisation Fund remained passive during the further decline of sterling to-day. "Journal des Debats" expresses the ...

    Article : 84 words
  24. DIRECTOR OF U.S. BUDGET

    Presedent Roosevelt has accepted the resignation of the director of the Budget (Mr. Lewis Douglass). He appointed Mr. Daniel Bell, a veteran employee of the ...

    Article : 110 words
  25. Roscoe Turner's New Record

    In connection with the national air races being held at Cleveland (Ohlo), Colonel Roscoe Turner, one of the entrants for the London-Melbourne air race, to-day ...

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  26. Driving Sterling Down

    The Geneva correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that Switzerland expects that an attempt will be made to drive down sterling to the level of the devalued ...

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  27. Native Bears in Film Cartoon

    Two Australian native bears are characters in the first British film cartoon made by Mr. Dennis Connelly, formerly of Melbourne, which is ready for release. It has ...

    Article : 96 words
  28. Exodus of Jews

    Official statistics show that since the Nazi regime began 21,000 Jews migrated to France, 10,000 to Palestine, 8.000 to Poland, 4.000 to Czechoslovakia, 3,000 each ...

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  29. Record Price for Fine Gold

    A new record has been established in the price realised for fine gold. The Electrolytic Refining and Smelting Co. Ltd., of Port Kembla on Friday sold a ...

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  30. Announcement of Triumvirate

    Though the official announcement of the triumvirate to help Herr Hitler rule Germany will not be announced till the Nazi party conference next week, ...

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  31. Gliding in Britain

    National gliding competitions will take place during the next 10 days near Thirsk (Yorkshire). Many pilots will take part, several flying in succession in 20 or 30 ...

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  32. American Golfers' Visit

    Gene Sarazen and Joe Kirkwood, professional golfing tourists, have completed plans to visit Australia and New Zealand this autumn and winter. ...

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  33. Further Concession Welcomed

    The joint committee of the Lancashire cotton industry states that firms welcome the Australian Governments further concession whereby it will cousider ...

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  34. Breaking Up Last of Dillinger's Gang

    In a campaign to break up the last remnants of John Dillinger's band of desperadoes the police arrested seven persons to-day, including Louis Plquctt, who ...

    Article : 78 words
  35. Prince George to Build Villa at Bled

    A message from Bled (Jugoslavia) states that Prince George, whoso engagement to Princess Marina of Greece was announced on Tuesday, will build a ...

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  36. SLIP AWAY FOR A WEEK

    It isn't, cowardice, it's good sense to slip your moorings for a little while, to turn a determined back upon the cares and worries inseparable from one's office or home, ...

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  37. XMAS HAMPERS FOR OVERSEAS

    Remember your friends overseas this Christmas with a Hamper of Choice Australian Fruits or other delectable edibles, produced in this country. The Mutual ...

    Article : 69 words
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