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  2. BEVERIDGE PLAN. LABOUR AMENDMENT.

    By 335 votes to 119 the Labour Party's amendment to the Government's motion on the Beveridge Social Security Plan was defeated ...

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  3. UNDUE DELAYS.

    The House of representatives Naval Committee reported to-day that the American shipbuilding industry, which has been almost criminally ...

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  4. JAPANESE REPULSED. DRIVES AROUND CANTON.

    An Army spokesman says Japanese forces which launched a series of drives around Canton a week age have been beaten back. The ...

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  5. FORD'S PLANT.

    The United Press Detroit correspondent states that at the Senate investigation into the lagging production at Ford's Willowrun bomber ...

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  6. DISORDERLY GERMAN RETREAT After Guerrilla Ambush

    The Russians are still making progress in the southern part of the front as their great offensive enters its fourth month. There are more indications of how the Germans are falling back, and a Moscow communique refers to the enemy ...

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  7. VITAL ROAD JUNCTION TAKEN By Montgomery's Forces

    The Eighth Army has made another advance in its southern sector in Tunisia. A Cairo communique reported the capture of Form Tathouine, an important road junction. General Montgomery's troops have pressed forward some miles ...

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  8. SHARP REVERSE.

    The United States Secretary for War (Mr. H. L. Stimson) told a Press conference that developments in the Tunisia were not ...

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  9. MONSTROUS CRIMES.

    The Lord Chancellor (Sir John Simon), in a speech, said: "We British will never seek to take vengeance by Wholesale mass ...

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  10. NAVAL HARBOUR OCCUPIED.

    The United Press Chungking correspondent says Japanese, moving in from four directions, have almost finished the occupation of Kwangchowwan Bay, 250 ...

    Article : 210 words
  11. OFFENSIVE CONTINUED.

    To-day's Moscow communique states: "The Russians last night continued the offensive in the same directions. Russians west of Rostov on the Don fought ...

    Article : 220 words
  12. SPANNER IN ALLIED PLANS.

    The "Herald Tribune's" correspondent (Mr. William White) on the Tunisian front says Field-Marshal Rommel's blitzkrieg throws a spanner into ...

    Article : 174 words
  13. SITUATION SATISFACTORY.

    The Commander-in-Chief of the Fighting French in the Ne[?] East (General Catroux) at a Press conference said that the enemy would be ...

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  14. FRENCH REPEL ATTACK.

    A North Africa French Headquarters communique states: "We yesterday repelled with heavy losses enemy tanks, supported by infantry, in an attack ...

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  15. JAPAN'S RESOURCES.

    Madame Chiang Kai-shek, addressing Congress, said it was contrary to the United Nations' interests to allow Japan to continue, not only as a potential ...

    Article : 209 words
  16. MOSCOW COMMUNIQUE.

    A Moscow communique to-night says: "In themOrel region we on February 18 captured the district centre and railway station of Zalegoshch (30 ...

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  17. GERMANS PROGRESS.

    The American Associated Press correspondent at Algiers says that the general feeling here is that the Germans for the moment have gone as far ...

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  18. MAN-POWER POSITION.

    A searching review of the general man-power position will be made by the recently constituted War Commitments committee at its first meeting in ...

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  19. AMERICAN SET-BACK.

    The "Times" correspondent at Washington says that military circles view the American set-back in Tunisia as a local retreat, necessitated by the ...

    Article : 259 words
  20. GERMANY'S BACK BROKEN

    The American Associated Press analyst (Mr. De Witt Mackenzie), after his return from a tour, including Britain, Africa, and China said he was ...

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  21. AMERICAN MOVE.

    The "Herald Tribune's" correspondent at Washington says that a co-ordinated American move is apparently under way to drive Italy from the war and ...

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  22. GERMAN OFFICIAL RESTORED.

    The "Afton Bladet" says that von Halder, whom Karl Ziegler replaced in September, has been restored to his old post as chief of the German ...

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  23. CAPTURE OF SLLVYANSK.

    Describing the capture of Slavyansk, dispatches from Moscow [?]ate that the Russians, after occupying Cramatorskaya. Crasnylinan and Isqum, flung a ...

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  24. SUPPRESSING S.P.

    Mr. Curtin would not comment to-day on the statements that the Victorian police say that they do not know what action to take in relation to the ...

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  25. MR. GREENWOOD'S PLEDGE.

    Mr. Greenwood in a speech at Greenwich pledged the remainder of his political life to the Beveridge plan, which must be the law of the land before the ...

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  26. CROWD MASSACRED.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Moscow correspondent narrates the German atrocities and the destruction in Voroshilovgrad of 3000 men, women and ...

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  27. STRATEGIC VALUE

    "The Times" correspondent says that the Commanding Officer of the U.S. Marines who made the initial landing in the Solomons (Major General ...

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  28. BRITISH RAID. AS FAR AS HELIGOLAND.

    The Berlin radio declared that British bombers last night penetrated as far as Heligoland Bight, where they were intercepted by fighters and ack ack. It ...

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  29. EVACUAT ON BY ALLIES.

    An Algiers communique states that the Allies have evacuated Feriana and Sbeitla. The Germans have occupied Kasserine, 20 miles west of Sbeitla, on ...

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  30. DEATH ROLL AT LORIENT.

    The German news agency announced that 1500 persons were killed in the last R.A.F. raid on Lorieht. The evacuation of the city's 43,000 inhabitants was ...

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  31. ENENY PLANE

    An official statement broadcast over the national network at 12.30 a.m. this (Saturday) morning is as follows: "An enemy plane, which ...

    Article : 137 words
  32. PRESIDENTS REQUEST.

    The chairman (Mr. Doughton), said the House of Representatives Ways and Maans Committee had taken no cognizance of President Roosevelt's ...

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  33. FEDERAL POWERS.

    The Prime-Minister (Mr. Curtin) said to-day that as the result af Changes made by the South Australian Parliament in the Bill to expand Federal ...

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  34. BOLSHEVIST BOGEY.

    "A Bolshevist [?] rope. The de[?] and speedy [?] wise it will [?] ...

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  35. SECRET SESSION.

    No decision has as yet been made by the Federal Parliament upon whether there should be a secret session during the current meeting of the Federal ...

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  36. MEAT CONTROL.

    The production executive of the Federal Cabinet will probably consider next week plans to establish control of the meat industry to overcome the ...

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  37. LEADER'S TRIBUTE.

    Paying a tribute to the work of the W.A.A.A.F., the chief of the R.A.A.F. (Vice-Marshal Jones) said the more Australian women the Air Force got, the ...

    Article : 78 words
  38. MR. FORGAN SMITH.

    Mr. W. Forgan Smith was admitted to a private hospital at Potts Point this afternoon. While proceeding to the dining-room of the Wentworth Hotel at ...

    Article : 55 words
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