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  2. "Not Cold Feet!"

    LONDON (by Air Mail).-- The 'Evening Standard' says that the courage with which Sir Abe Bailey carried on his ...

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  3. GERMANS TRY NEW TACTICS AGAINST LONDON BUT FAIL

    LONDON, October 2.--An Air Ministry communique states enemy air attacks last night were made on many parts of Britain but were particularly directed against the London area and south-east England. High explosive bombs dropped ...

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  4. R.A.F. SCORES HAT -TRICK

    FOR the third night in succession Berliners were warned from their warm beds and sent scuttling to shelters when sirens announced another Royal Air Force raid on Berlin at 1.5 a.m. yesterday. No details of the latest raid ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Wearing Down of Italy in Africa

    LONDON, October 2. -- The 'Dally Telegraph's' Cairo correspondent says:--The steady wearing down of Mussolini's bases in ...

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  6. Bomber Pilot Bales Out in Mountains

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. -- Faced with the risk of colliding with one of two other bombers in the vicinity, or hitting a mountain top when ...

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  7. Japanese Firms are Preparing to Leave England

    THE most significant piece of news regarding the Japanese situation is an announcement from Tokio that Japanese firm in Britain are preparing to evacuate. This follows the earlier intelligence that Japanese civilians-- 750 of them-- ...

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  8. CONFESSION OF NAZI AIRMAN

    LONDON, October 1. -- The Associated Press circulated "Confessions and Impressions" of a German pilot who bombed ...

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  9. A|R RAID PROTECTION

    LONDON, October 1. --The Daily Mail,' in a leader says: "The appointment of Admiral Sir E. Evans, Mr. H. Willink, and Sir W ...

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  10. Total Eclipse of Sun Seen in Sth. Africa

    CAPETOWN, October 1.--Thousands, including many scientists stationed at various points on a barren plateau, gathered in the ...

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  11. JAPAN'S NEW PACT No Cause for Dismay

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--While it might be disappointing to Australia, the pact Just signed by Japan should not bring about any feeling of dismay, ...

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  12. Germans in Belgium Fed up with War

    LONDON, October 1.--A 'Times' contributor, who, after being five years in France, resided at Brussels in August and early ...

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  13. Heavy British Losses of Shipping

    LONDON, October 2. -- An Admiralty statement announced that British shipping losses for the week ended September 22 were 131,857 tons, ...

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  14. U.S. View On Fortification of Martinique

    NEW YORK, October 1.--A Washington message states that official sources consider that any fortification of Martinique would be considered a ...

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  15. King Tours Colonial Office Branches

    LONDON, October 1.--The King paid his first visit since his accession to the throne to the Colonial Office this afternoon, making an informal tour of ...

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  16. Air Force Reservists in A.I.F.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.--The Minister for Air (Mr. Fadden) thinks the army authorities are justified in holding air force reservists in the A.I.F. ...

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  17. TRIBUTE TO NEW ZEALANDERS.

    LONDON, October 1.--The New Zealand High Commissioner (Mr. Jordan) welcomed additional New Zealand naval and air force drafts. ...

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  18. Jewish Statute Adopted in France

    LONDON, October 1.--The British United Press states the Vichy Council of Ministers has completed a draft of the Jewish Statute, which is the first ...

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  19. Council Rescinds A.I.F. Resolution

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. -- By 47 votes to 32, the Traces and Labor Council rescinded to-night its motion agreed to lost March demanding the ...

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  20. Gallant Civilians Decorated

    LONDON. October 1.--In addition to the two awards of the new decorations of the George Cross and George Medal, already ...

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  21. Attempted Rising in Monterey Fails

    NEW YORK, October 1.--A report from Monterey states that what is described as an attempted rising in Monterey resulted in a clash between the ...

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  22. GRANTS TO STATES

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. -- It was learned to-night that a redaction of at least 25 per cent, in grants to States under the Federal ...

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  23. German Officials in Roumania

    BUCHAREST, October 1.--The appointment of New Gauleiters in Transylvania and Banat, also German mayors and vice-mayors for 12 ...

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  24. 1941 Rhodes Scholar is Chosen

    BRISBANE. Wednesday. -- K. H. Bradshaw, a member of the faculty of engineering at the University, has been appointed Rhodes scholar for ...

    Article : 98 words
  25. PETROL RATIONING

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.--The chairman of the Queensland Fuel Control Board (Mr. Wills) stated to-night that an arrangement has been made for ...

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  26. SIR ROBERT HADFIELD

    LONDON, October 1.--The death is announced of Sir Robert Hadfield, the celebrated British metallurgist, at the age of 82. He was the inventor ...

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  27. ENGINE DERAILED

    BUNDABERG, Wednesday.-- Two mail trains, Brisbane to Rockhampton and Townsville to Brisbane, and several mixed trains are held up between ...

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  28. DENMARK ASPIRES TO LIBERTY.

    COPENHAGEN, October 2.--The Danish Prime Minister (M. Stauning), speaking in Parliament, said: One task overshadows everything--the securing ...

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  29. PARLIAMENT TO SIT ON FRIDAYS.

    BRISBANE. Wednesday.--On the motion of the Premier (Mr. Forgan Smith) in the Legislative Assembly to-day, it was decided that the House ...

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  30. GOEBBELS CAUGHT IN AIR RAID.

    STOCKHOLM, October 1.--'Afton-bladet's' Berlin correspondent says Dr. Goebbels and Signor Farinachia were caught in an air raid last night ...

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