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  2. ITALIANS' ADVANCE IS HALTED

    THE Italians have not yet attempted to advance further eastward from Sidi-Birrani, but their task of consolidating supplies in that area is being made anything but easy by a heavy bombardment from the three British services. ...

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  3. BRITISH BOMBERS CONTINUE ATTACKS ON CHANNEL PORTS

    LONDON, September 19.--Continuing their relentless hammering of the enemy's Channel ports, bomber squadrons of the R.A.F. last night again attacked shipping concentrations, docks and harbor installations from Flushing in the ...

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    Buckingham Palace, London residence of the Royal Family, which was bombed by a German Plane. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Dislocation Of Services In England

    LONDON, September 20.--The 'Daily Telegraph' declares:--Telegrams sent by train, letters lying at railway stations for days, ...

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  6. Air Attacks On England Less Intense

    LONDON, September 20.--An Air Ministry communique states that enemy air activity last night was on a smaller scale and less ...

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  7. Violation of Luxemburg's Neutrality

    LONDON, September 19.--On September 9, a declaration was made by the Government of Luxemburg concerning the violation, ...

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  8. INDO-CHINA SITUATION CRITICAL: JAPANESE ARE LEAVING

    AT midnight on Thursday well-informed sources described the Indo-China situation as critical. Members of the Japanese mission announced they were leaving and 400 Japanese civilians were ordered to journey to Haipong on ...

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  9. WORK THROUGH RAID

    LONDON, September 19.--The Home Secretary (Mr. John Anderson) sent out 2,000,000 leaflets giving employers and workers ...

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  10. YOUNG FRENCHMEN

    SYDNEY, Friday.--Wearing a de Gaulle emblem in his lapel, an Australian with large business interests in Noumea arrived in Sydney to-day as ...

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  11. LONG MARCH

    MELBOURNE, Friday.--Wearing full battle kit 1000 men of the 8th Division A.I.F., under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Roach, will leave Rokeby camp ...

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  12. Probate Sought of £107,000 Will

    SYDNEY, Friday.--Application has been made for probate of the will of the late Herbert Royse Lysaght, of Darling Point, director of John ...

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  13. Soviet Puts Foot Down in Roumania

    BUCHAREST, September 19.--It is reliably reported that 400 lorries, intended to collect German nationals in Bessarabia, were refused permission ...

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  14. Discussions on Singapore Are Denied

    WASHINGTON. September 19.--Questioned whether he conferred with the British Ambassador (Lord Lothian) and the Australian Minister ...

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  15. Coroner's Comment on Rail Deaths

    SYDNEY, Friday.--Returning a verdict of accidental death at the inquest into the fatal accident to four men in Woy Woy tunnel on August 22, the ...

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  16. Another General Joins Free France

    LONDON, September 19.--It is officially announced from General Headquarters of the French Forces that General de Brigade Eon. ...

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  17. All Day Beneath Debris Is Everyday Occurrence

    LONDON, September 19.--The daily occurrence of people spending all day waiting for release from beneath debris of razed ...

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  18. Enemy Language Raises Diggers' Ire

    TOWNSVILLE, Friday.--At a meeting of the Townsville subbranch of the R.S.S.I.L.A. to-night, a motion was carried unanimously: ...

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  19. Auxiliary Fire Fighting Force

    BRISBANE, Friday.--A total of 500 volunteers are being called to form an auxiliary fire fighting force to cope with any wartime emergency in ...

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  20. Uniforms for Returned Soldiers' Corps

    MELBOURNE, Friday.--Another specific assurance was given to-day by the Prime Minister that the Federal Government intended that the ...

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  21. Death From Shot-Gun Injuries

    ARMIDALE, Friday.--Gordon Bramwell Sewell (36), single, of Metz, had his left leg so badly shattered by a blast from two barrels of a shot-gun ...

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  22. AUSTRALIANS KEEN

    CAIRO, September 19 (by Sergeant Fitchett official Australia war correspondent).--Despite Italian penetration of the western desert of Egypt, men ...

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  23. NEW CALEDONIAN TRADE

    CANBERRA, Friday.--The Commonwealth, in cooperation with New Zealand, will discuss soon practical plans for an increase in trade and, closer ...

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  24. Lull in A.I.F. Recruiting

    ADELAIDE, Friday.--The Minister for the Army (Senator M'Bride) said to-day that large-scale recruiting for the A.I.F. was not likely to be resumed ...

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  25. Machine Tools from Local Factories

    MELBOURNE, Friday.--Machine tools to the value of £120,000 for equipment of munition factories in Australia will be purchased ...

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  26. INDIAN GIFT OF £75,000.

    SIMLA, September 19.--The Nawab of Bhopal has given Britain, American securities valued at £75,000, to purchase Spitfires. ...

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  27. NEW R.A.A.F. HOME DEFENCE UNIT.

    BRISBANE, Friday.--The Minister for Air (Mr. Fadden) stated to-day that a R.A.A.F, home defence unit would be established early next month ...

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  28. AIRPORT FACILITIES FOR CANADA.

    NEW YORK, September 19.--The 'Daily News' says:--The Civil Aeronautics Board announces that the Mayor (Mr. la Guardia) is negotiating ...

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  29. CANADIAN LOAN CLOSES TO-DAY

    OTTAWA, September 19.--The loan total is £294,465,000. The Minister for National Revenue announced it would close at noon on September ...

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  30. PLANES FOR U.S. ARMY.

    WASHINGTON, September 19.--The Secretary for War (Mr. Stimson) announced that the army ordered 9174 of 18,641 airplanes appropriated by ...

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