Storm Over Chamberlain Reach Climax Soon LONDON, Wednesday. "The Daily News" Cable Service
The all-patty drive to oust Mr. Chamberlain and his supporters from the Government may reach a climax at next…
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The Sydney Morning Herald. Thursday June 6, 1940. "We Shall Ride Out the Storm."
In a speech which proclaims him the embodiment of the British spirit, Mr. Churchill has set before the world a clear picture of the events of the last…
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EXPOSURE in "The Daily News" yesterday by Mr. McKell, leader of the State Parliamentary…
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The State Meteorologist, Mr. Mares, expects cold and windy weather to continue in Sydney at least until this evening. He expects the weather to improve…
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Cold winds blowing at 35 miles an hour last night gave Brisbane its first taste of severe winter. The temperature was 40 degrees, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Council Flooded with Requests for Free Hall
A flood of applications has followed Parramatta Council's decision to grant the free use of the town hall for patriotic functions…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cyclone Warnings. Wireless Men Return From Lonely Island
Two radio operators, Messrs. A. W. Hooper and Murray Ewen, and Mr. John Sammons, weather observer, have returned to Sydney after 12 months spent on Willis Island, a…
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When the first storm in fury burst Upon the new-made world, And flash on flash the lightning flew Like daggers downward hurled,…
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Two radio operators, Messes. A. W. Hooper and Murray Ewen. together with Mr. John Sammons, weather observer, returned to…
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"No doubt Australia will have an increasing contribution to make to the economic development of the Pacific area."…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Research Proves Flood Story True Astronomer Claims Deluge Caused By Group of Planets
"And the Lord said, 'My spirit shall not always strive with mail, for that ha also is flash "And God saw that the wickedness…
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Two radio operators, Messrs. A. W. Hooper and Murray Ewen, together with Mr. John Sammons, weather observer, returned to Sydney on June 14th, after 12 months spent on Willis Island, a tiny…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →L.g.u. Golf in Heavy Rain
With a net score of 70, Mrs. Creech and Miss Sprod, of Moore Park, won the L.G.U. bronze foursomes at The Lakes Club to-day. They had a nine…
Continued on Trove, page 44 →Storms Caused Radio Fadeout
CANBERRA, Wednesday.--The beam wireless fadeout which occurred this morning was not due to enemy activity, but to violent magnetic…
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By our place in the midst of the farthest seas we are fated to stand alone— When the nations fly at each other's throats let Australia look to her own…
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The thunderstorm that struck Liverpool district on Tuesday last was one of the most severe that has been experienced for some time. The thunder and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Children for Dominions. Shipping Difficulties. Flood of Applications Continues. From Our Own Correspondent and A.A.P. LONDON, June 27
The Children's Oversea Reception Society, which is organising the evacuation of children to the Dominions, is still receiving applications at the rate…
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THE air was filled with electricity and a deadly silence pervaded the atmosphere. Ants scurried hither and thither, moving their eggs…
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"I FELT all along that Jessie knew where Stowaway was!" exclaimed Margaret indignantly. "Of all the cheats!"…
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Sir,--I, am directed to forward to you for publication the following resolution which was carried unanimously at our last meeting;…
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