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    An Oslo message says a German war 'plane bombed and sank the British trawler Trinity, which was fishing close to Norwegian ...

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  3. INVALID'S NARROW ESCAPE

    An invalid woman was saved from a fire that destroyed part of M'Killie's Hotel, Malvern, this afternoon. Damage was estimated at ...

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  4. Supreme War Council Meets

    LONDON, Tuesday. — An official communique issued from No. 10 Dowling Street states: "A meeting of the Supreme War Council was held in ...

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  5. STORY OF HELIGOLAND AIR BATTLE

    Further details of the air battle over Heligoland yesterday reveal that the Germans made 40 attacks on the British bombers, one of which shot down five Messer-Schmidts. It is now believed the German losses exceed twelve, of which at least six were of the new ...

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  6. Civil Jobs Must Be Retained Of Fighting Forces

    Regulations under the National Security Act gazetted to-night protect members of the fighting forces against loss of their civil employment at the termination of their war service. Under them employers must reinstate men in the jobs they left ...

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  7. TWO KILLED WHEN TRUCK OVERTURNS

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. — Two men were killed when a motor truck overturned at Yatala Bridge early to-day. They were Thomas O'Toolo (47), ...

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  8. SALE OF WOOL IN AMERICA

    The Boston agents of the Australian buying [?]kers to-day passed a resolu[?] expressing sincere appreciation [?] the courtesy ...

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  9. CONFINED TO YAWL FOR 2½ YEARS

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Fred Rebell, who has made daring ocean voyages around the world alone in his yawl, was allowed to land to-day from his ...

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  10. Conscription Issue in N.Z.

    —Trade unionists are seeking from the Government assurances that the conscription issue will be put to a referendum, but official Government replies ...

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  11. "Element of Luck" Eliminated Under Accrediting System

    The clement of luck which frequently influenced results under the single "sudden death" external examination, and led to apparent ...

    Article : 231 words
  12. TESTS OF BAERAMI SHALE INDICATE SUCCESS

    Tests began to-day on 160 tons of shale taken from the Baerami (N.S.W.) deposits for the extraction of crude oil for the Standard ...

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  13. DECORATED FOR BRAVERY

    The King to-day decorated five men in recognition of their great courage and skill in rendering enemy mines safe at great risk to ...

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  14. EXEMPTION OF KEY MEN FROM SERVICE

    Regulations gazetted to-night under the National Security Act give the Government power to prevent the calling up for militia service of persons in key positions who are not included in the list of reserve occupations already ...

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  15. Medical Supplies To Be Controlled

    Regulatlons to ensure an adequate supply of medical equipment for the naval, military and air forces and civil population of ...

    Article : 259 words
  16. Excessive Profits Alleged

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The official report of evidence given by a select committee on the estimates reveals that the Under-secretary to the Treasury ...

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  17. Air Vice-Marshal's Resignation

    The meeting of the War Cabinet to-morrow will deal with the position created by Air Vice-Marshal Goble's request to be relieved of ...

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  18. TOMMIES POPULAR IN FRANCE

    The Prime Minister (Mr Neville Chamberlain), in a broadcast to-day, testified to the enjoyment of his visit to France. He ...

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  19. Man Wounds Wife and Her Mother, Then Shoots Himself

    After having wounded his wife and mother-in-law with a revolver at Camperdown to-night, Leslie Austin Small shot himself dead. ...

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  20. WILL RETAIN IDENTITY

    The question of preserving the identity of the Australian Air Force overseas had never been in dispute with Britain, the Brime ...

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  21. Tattersall's Illegal in N.S.W.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The High Court has confirmed the decision that "foreign" lotteries are illegal in New South Wales. ...

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  22. Woman Knocked Down by Train, Dies From Injuries

    HOBART, Wednesday — Annie Maud Harrison (63), married, of 27A Gormanston Road, Moonah, who was injured when she was knocked down by a train ...

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  23. FIRE ON LINER

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The police have found no suggestion that the fire in the liner at Hamilton wharf last week, when a quantity of wool was ...

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  24. BRITISH & FRENCH LABOR SOLID IN SUPPORT OF WAR EFFORT

    The Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. P. Fraser) said to-day that while in Europe he found the British and French Labor leaders solid in their support of the Allies' effort to defeat Nazism. ...

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  25. FELL FROM GAOL BALCONY

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — Less than an hour after he had been taken to Pentridge gaol, Coburg, yesterday to serve a three months' sentence for ...

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  26. BREACH OF CONDITION OF BOND

    HOBART, Wednesday.—Breach of a condition of a bond under which he was recently released led to the imprisonment for three months of John ...

    Article : 127 words
  27. BAN ON EXPORT OF METALS

    A proclamation issued to-night prohibits the exportation, of copper, lend, tin and zine without the consent of the Minister for Customs ...

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  28. Chinese Successes Reported

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The New York "Times" Chunking correspondent says that, continuing the offensive whereby they hope soon to deliver Nanning, the ...

    Article : 94 words
  29. Some Troops to Fly Home For Christmas

    HOBART, Wednesday. — Although members of the Second A.I.F. now camped on the mainland have only three days' leave at Christmas, many ...

    Article : 67 words
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