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  • ALLIES HARD-PRESSED GERMAN GAINS REPORTED THE DRIVE ON TRONDHEIM AERIAL ACTION INCREASING

    While no official statement has yet been made, reports of the campaign in Norway yesterday stated that the Allies were being hard-pressed south of Trondheim as the result of intensified German pressure in the drive northward from Oslo. Unconfirmed Swedish ... [Article] (1022 words)
  • NAZI ATROCITIES. HOSPITAL SHIP BOMBED. Red Cross Unit Attacked.

    LONDON, April 30.—German planes yesterday heavily bombed the Norweigan hospital ship Brand IV off Aalesund, killing five of those aboard, including a ... [Article] (365 words)
  • R.A.F. SUCCESSES. FORNEBU BOMBED AGAIN. Lurking U-Boat Destroyed.

    LONDON, April 30.—Official statements issued yesterday and this morning described further Royal Air Force successes in the Norwegian sector. An Air ... [ILLUSTRATED] [Article] (462 words)
  • AN UPHILL TASK. DEMAND FOR OFFICIAL NEWS Vital Factor of Air Strength.

    LONDON, April 30.—With the terrific upsurge of public interest in the Norwegian campaign now that it is clear that it is likely to develop into a major conflict in ... [Article] (754 words)
  • BRITISH MEASURES. PRIME MINISTER SILENT. Troops Fully Equipped.

    LONDON. April 30.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain) said in the House of Commons this afternoon that it would not be in the public interest to make ... [Article] (82 words)
  • THE GERMAN INVASION. What an American Sea Captain Saw.

    NEW YORK, April 29.—Captain William M. Chale, of the American freighter Mormac Sea, disputes the assertion by the German Foreign Minister (Herr von ... [Article] (101 words)
  • WHEAT FOR NORWAY.

    STOCKHOLM, April 30.—A broadcast announcement today stated that the Argentine had placed 20,000 tons of wheat at Norway's disposal, payment to ... [Article] (32 words)
  • BLOCKADE LEAKS. VLADIVOSTOK LOOPHOLE. SUPPLIES FROM AMERICA. BRITISH MINISTER'S REVIEW.

    LONDON, April 30.—A survey of the operations of the Allied blockade on Germany, particularly as it affected American trading interests, was given ... [Article] (877 words)
  • EMPIRE AIR SCHEME. Canadian Training Begun.

    TORONTO, April 29.—Inaugurating the Empire air scheme in Canada, 169 men today entered No. 1 Training School here. ... [Article] (100 words)
  • IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA. Budget Provisions for Coming Year (British Official Wireless.)

    LONDON, April 29.—In the coming year Southern Rhodesia intends to contribute £1,500,000 to the cost of the war. Reports of the speech in which the ... [Article] (176 words)
  • Territorials Reach Cairo.

    CAIRO, April 29.—The first contingent of the Rhodesian territorial force has arrived in Egypt. Some are being drafted to England. ... [Article] (24 words)
  • DUKE INSPECTS CANADIANS. (British Official Wireless.)

    LONDON, April 29.—The oldest regiment of the Canadian Regular Army was inspected today at Aldershot by Field Marshal the Duke of Connaught. The ... [Article] (47 words)
  • TROOPS FROM MALTA.

    LONDON, April 29.—The General Staff in Malta has announced that Maltese troops will shortly be sent abroad. ... [Article] (20 words)
  • BRITISH SEA LOSSES. TWO SUBMARINES OVERDUE. Trawlers Sunk by Bombs.

    LONDON, April 30.—An Admiralty communique issued this afternoon stated that the submarines Tarpon and Sterlet were now considerably overdue and must ... [Article] (286 words)
  • THE WESTERN FRONT. German Attack Repulsed.

    LONDON, April 29.—A French communique issued this evening reported "a quiet day on the whole" on the western front. French and German Infantry ... [Article] (60 words)
  • AWARDS TO SOLDIERS. Fight in No-man's-land Village.

    LONDON, April 29.—A list of awards for gallantry recently approved by the King includes the names of four non-commissioned officers of the Royal Air ... [Article] (164 words)
  • AMERICAN DANGERS. MONEY NOT A SAFEGUARD. Limited Productive Capacity.

    NEW YORK, April 30.—Commenting on the increasing debate between isolationists and non-isolationists concerning American defence expenditure and credit ... [Article] (418 words)
  • FREEZING FOREIGN ASSETS. U.S. Senate Passes Bill.

    WASHINGTON, April 29.—The Senate has passed and sent to the House of Representatives a Bill permitting the freezing of property held in the United ... [Article] (84 words)
  • CANADIAN PREMIER IN U.S.A. Meeting with President and Mr. Hull.

    WASHINGTON, April 29.—The Prime Minister of Canada (Mr. Mackenzie King) conferred with President Roosevelt and the Secretary of State (Mr. ... [Article] (42 words)
  • "PROTECTING" AUSTRALIA. German Paper Sees American Move.

    LONDON, April 30.—The Berlin correspondent of the United Press reports an extract from an editorial in which the "Allgemeine Zeitung" appears to suggest ... [Article] (177 words)
  • IN THE SOUTH-EAST. DEFENSIVE CO-OPERATION. A BULGARIAN PLEDGE. TURKEY'S ALLIANCE PLANS.

    LONDON, April 30.—From developments in the diplomatic war between Germany and the Allies in south-eastern Europe it appears that Hitler has built a ... [Article] (873 words)
  • ROME AND BERLIN. AMBASSADORIAL CHANGE. Italy's Attitude to Axis.

    LONDON. April 29.—Exchanging positions with Signor Dino Alfieri, whose appointment as Italian Ambassador to Berlin was announced yesterday, Dr. ... [Article] (157 words)
  • COMMUNIST WARNING. Extension of War Predicted.

    MOSCOW, April 30.—In a May Day message issued today the Communist International warns workers that war threatens to spread to the Balkans, the ... [Article] (35 words)
  • BANNED NEWS-SHEET. British Protest to Sweden.

    STOCKHOLM, April 29.—The British Minister (Mr. V. A. L. Mallet) called on the Foreign Minister (M. Guenther) to-day and protested against the ... [Article] (118 words)
  • GERMAN PRIVATIONS. COAL AND PETROL SHORTAGES Iron Gates for Melting-pot.

    LONDON. April 29.—The Rotterdam correspondent of "The Times" reports that the Reich Coal Commissioner (Herr Paul Walter) appealed today to ... [Article] (183 words)
  • FOOD SITUATION. An American Analysis.

    WASHINGTON, April 29.—An analysis issued by the Department of Agriculture says that Germany entered the present war with a large proportion of the ... [Article] (123 words)
  • BRITAIN AND SOVIET. TRADE PACT PROSPECTS. Nature of Moscow's Answer.

    LONDON, April 30.—The Soviet Government has replied to the British Government's invitation to submit concrete proposals for a trade agreement with ... [Article] (274 words)
  • INDIA'S WAR EFFORT. IMPRESSIVE EXTENT. Men, Money, and Materials. (British Official Wireless.)

    LONDON, April 29.—The scale of India's war effort is most impressive when its many manifestations over the past eight months are seen in ... [Article] (442 words)
  • DUTCH EAST INDIES. Tokio on Australian Attitude.

    TOKIO, April 30.—A Japanese spokesman, discussing in an interview today Australia's attitude to the Dutch East Indies, said he did not think that the ... [Article] (81 words)
  • ARMY ENGINEERING SCHOOL. University Lecturer's Appointment.

    ADELAIDE, April 30.—Dr. C. T. Madigan, lecturer in geology and mineralogy at the Adelaide University, has been appointed to take charge of the field wing ... [Article] (102 words)
  • THE COAL STRIKE. INTERVIEW WITH JUDGE FAILS. PLANS FOR EXTENSION UNIONS TO MEET TOMORROW.

    MELBOURNE, April 30.—Hopes of an early settlement of the coal strike were lesened today when, after a union delegation had had a brief but unsuccessful ... [Article] (470 words)
  • REOPENING OF MINES. Action Again Deferred.

    CANBERRA, April 30.—Acting on representations from the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Curtin), the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) this evening agreed ... [Article] (369 words)
  • SHIPPING HOLD-UP RESULT. 300 Men Put Off at Whyalla.

    ADELAIDE, April 30.—As a result of the hold-up of shipping caused by the coal strike, about 300 employees of the Broken Hill Pty., Ltd., at Whyalla were ... [Article] (163 words)
  • TANKER ON FIRE. Outbreak in U.S. Port.

    CHARLESTON (South Carolina), April 29;—A serious fire broke out today aboard the Norwegian tanker Willy (3,832 tons) which, with a cargo of 8,000 tons of ... [Article] (93 words)
  • ANGLO-EIRE TRADE. Delegates for London Conference.

    LONDON, April 29.—The Eire Minister for Agriculture (Dr. Ryan) and the Minister for Industry (Mr. Lemass) arrived in London today to attend a ... [Article] (96 words)
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