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MR. CHURCHILL TO DIRECT WAR POLICY
The most significant development emerging from the Cabinet changes announced yesterday is that Mr. Winston Churchill becomes, in effect, Britain's supreme Defence Minister. The retirement of Lord Chatfield enabled the Prime Minister ...
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HUNDRED MEMBERS
Membership of the new miners' lodge on the Rothbury Estate has reached 100. The Secretary of the Cessnock Strike ...
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SEVERE TRAIN CUTS
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SENIOR OFFICERS APPOINTED
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SHORE LEAVE
"OUR JACK IS HOME FROM SEA AGAIN." When the warships are in port Sydney goes gay again. Jack Tar, and friends, walk briskly and merrily, arm-in-arm, to a day's entertainment. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BREAK ALLIED BLOCKADE
The Nazis plan to invade Norway and Sweden if Britain prevents the shipment of Swedish iron ore to Germany, via Norway, according to a special ...
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SHOT BOMBER INTO SEA
A Coastal Command flying-boat encountered six bombers of the Junkers type over the North Sea yesterday afternoon, the Air Ministry has announced. ...
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MUST GET U.S.A. TO FIGHT
The Attorney-General of Ontario (Mr. Gordon D. Conant) declared that Canada's supreme war task was to make every effort, short of impairing its status ...
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NEWCASTLE HAS ENOUGH MILK
Rationing of milk in Newcastle was avoided by the cooperation of the trade, said the District Supervisor of the Milk Board (Mr. W. V. Crothers). Milkmen ...
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REACH CANADA IN JUNE
The Prime Minister of Canada (Mr. W. Mackenzie King) announced that the new Governor-General, the Earl of Athlone, would arrive in June. He will ...
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STOP PRESS
A Nazi bomber attacked British trawlers fishing in the North Sea yesterday. The crew of the Aberdeen trawler Gorspen took to the ...
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CUT IN U.S. ARMS BILL
The Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives has reported that a War Department appropriation bill will total 780,000,000 dollars ...
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ITALIAN EMPIRE NOT COMPLETE YET
Mussolini's newspaper, "Popolo d'Italia," referring to a marble map displayed on a wall of the Basilica Constantine, near the Colosseum, which shows ...
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BIG U.S. AVIATION MERGER
Financial circles understand that the formation of "General Motors of Aviation," with the object of merging the Curtiss-Wright and Atlas Corporations, ...
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GRANT NOT FOR BIRTH CONTROL
Following a protest in the Legislative Council last night by Mr. J. F. Coates against a Government grant of £500 to the Racial Hygiene Association, the ...
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LEPROSY CURE IN SIGHT?
An American, Dr. D. C. Nelson, at the Chinese Medical Association's annual meeting, gave a report on research with Drs. D. A. Collier and M. J. Oberdoerffer, ...
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ANATOLIA
Fresh, violent earthquake shocks have occurred in Northern Anatolia. It is feared that a number of lives have been lost and that considerable damage has ...
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AMERICANS ADVISED TO LEAVE BELGIUM
The American Ambassador, says a Brussels message, has again advised Americana to leave Belgium. All Americans who remain, he states, must realise that they do ...
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POLICE FIRE ON NATIVES
In a clash between natives and police at a copper mine in Northern Rhodesia, 17 Africans were killed and 29 wounded. The trouble started when 2500 natives ...
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FEWER UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN
"A very substantial improvement" in employment is recorded by the Ministry of Labour between February 12 and March 11. ...
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MRS. ROOSEVELT SIGNS RADIO CONTRACT
Mrs. Roosevelt has signed a one year contract to broadcast to the nation, sponsored by a soap company, twice a week. ...
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FRENCH COMMUNISTS IMPRISONED
Thirty-four Communists, formerly members of the Chamber of Deputies, who were found guilty of having illegally attempted to reorganise the Communist ...
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