p4 - 16 May 1936 - The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1931 - 1954) - Trove

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YOU CAN CATCH UP TODAY

IF you are already in the Daily Telegraph "Prominent People" Cartoon Contest, you will find Cartoon No. 12, the final cartoon of the second week's series, on this page. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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WIDER WAY TO THE UNIVERSITY

IN the bill designed to amend the Education Act, educationists of Sydney see welcome possibilities of machinery ...
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AMERICA'S EDUCATION CHALLENGE

AUSTRALIA could not afford to overlook the challenge offered to the world by America and Canada through their ...
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Court Sidelights

A PETITIONER yesterd[?] in the Divorce Court described how he had a fight with a man whom, he said, was paying attentions to his wife. His ...
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New Move In Dr. Angus Case

MELBOURNE, Friday.--A direct outcome of the Dr. Angus case was a decision of the Presbyterian Assembly to-day to allow Rev. F A. Hagenauer to ...
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Present Banking System Best

The Australian banking system was the only one possible for this country, said Mr. F. J. Grogan, sheep and wool expert, at the Banking Commission ...
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Preparing For Loan Council

Preparatory to the Loan Council meeting on Monday, the State Cabinet yesterday reviewed its financial position, and the Acting-Premier (Mr. ...
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KILLED BY TRAIN

BRISBANE, Friday.--George James Gregory, 46, boat repairer, was fatally injured at Geebung railway station today. He tried [?] board a ...
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Double Identity

REMARKABLE allegations of dual identity were made in the Coroner's Court today at an ...
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"ACES, ALL ACES"

APPARENTLY Mrs. R. Saunders held a handful of honor tricks at the English Speaking Union's bridge tournament at ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Personal

THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, Sir Philip Street, and Lady Street, attended by Mr. Clive Reid, A.D.C., were present at divine service at Holy ...
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Suburban Depots For Light Bills

The general manager (Mr. Forbes Mackay) advises the County Council "to proceed with caution" in the proposal for suburban depots for the ...
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Dismissal Notice To 450 Miners

CESSNOCK, Friday.--Abermain No. 2 Colliery today issued notices to the whole of its employees, about 450, for work to cease on May 29. ...
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MYSTIFIED AT HIS INJURIES

Told last night that a man had been brutally assaulted in Goulburn Street, City, Constable Mallon found James Wilson, 45, of Campbell Street, City, ...
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BLESSING OF CHAPEL

The blessing of the new chapel and training college of the De la Salle Brothers at Castle Hill was performed yesterday afternoon by Archbishop ...
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ALLEGED INTENT TO MURDER

GOSFORD, Friday.--Mrs. Mabel Foster, 48, was charged today, at the Gosford Police Court, with having, on March 5, shot at her husband, ...
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EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATION

As Empire Day, May 24, will fall this year on Sunday, the Acting-Premier has approved of its being commemorated this time on Monday, May ...
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