Storm Started by Red Peace Story Dying Out
LONDON, Thursday.--The storm created by Pravda's publication of a story that two "prominent English personalities" had conferred recently with the German Foreign…
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Storm Started by Red Peace Story Dying Out
LONDON, Thursday.--The storm created by Pravda's publication of a story that two "prominent English personalities" had conferred recently with the German Foreign…
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Of all diplomats in Washing toil, least excited this week over the Pravda peace negotiations story was Russia's 35-yenrs-old…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Storms Quell Bushfire Menace to 150 Homes
WOY WOY, Monday. -- Drenching rain saved more than 150 homes in the Woy Woy district from probable destruction by fire as the result of an extensive bushfire on Blackwall Mountain…
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WOY WOY, Monday.--Drenching rain saved more than 150 homes in the Woy Woy district from probable destruction by fire as the result of an extensive bushfire on Blackwall Mountain…
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WOY WOY, Monday.--Drenching rain saved more than 150 homes in the Woy Woy district from probable destruction by fire as the result of an extensive bushfire on Blackwall Mountain…
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WOY WOY, Monday.-- Drenching rain saved more than 150 homes in the Woy Woy district from probable destruction by fire as the result of an extensive bushfire on Blackwall Mountain…
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Following the storm of protest against awarding the Archibald Prize to William Dobell's unorthodox portrait of…
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FOLLOWING the storm of protest against awarding the Archibald Prize to William Dobell's unorthodox portrait of Mr. Joshua Smith,…
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FOLLOWING the storm of protest against awarding the Archibald Prize to William Dobell's unorthodox portrait of Mr. Joshua Smith,…
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FOLLOWING the storm of protest against awarding the Archibald Prize to William Dobell's unorthodox portrait of Mr. Joshua Smith,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Grigg’s Ban On ‘DW’ Men Raises Storm
LONDON.—The “Daily Mirror” and “News-Chronicle” editorially condemns the “indefensible” ban placed on “Daily Worker” war correspondents by the Secretary of War, Sir James Grigg…
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LONDON, Friday.--A new wave of invasion nerves is sweeping Germany. Alarmed at war weariness among the people, newspapers are warning all "false…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Flood and Fire Warnings Oppressive Heat in Sydney
The Divisional Meteorologist, Mr. Mares, yesterday issued a bushfire warning to certain centres in the southern part of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Floods Threaten Lismore
LISMORE, Saturday. --Flood waters from the Rirhmond River, which was 20ft, above the…
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ATTEMPTING to cross a flooded low-level bridge over the northern arm of the Tweed River near Chillingham, 12 miles from Murwillumbah today, a horseman was drowned…
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LISMORE, Sat.--Home owners and shopkeepers have removed belongings from premises threatened by the…
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Danger from floods which threatened settlements on the Richmond and Tweed Rivers on Saturday had passed last night…
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Reports from north-east New South Wales last night indicated that the danger of floods had passed. Lismore police said the Richmond…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Flood Of Arms For MacArthur Sought
WASHINGTON, Tuesday.--Like a voice crying in the wilderness. Senator Dennis Chavez (Dem., New Mexico) in the Senate yesterday demanded that planes and guns "by the thousands" be. sent to General MacArthur so that he could…
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