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  2. WAR STRATEGY TALKS

    Mr. R. G. Casey, Australian Minister, told the Associated Press that some war plans had advanced rapidly, following most intensive day ...

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  3. NAVY AGAIN RAIDS LOFOTEN IS.

    The accomplishment of another successful raid on the Lofoten Islands, off the Norwegian coast, is revealed in an Admiralty ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. SUPPLY POST ABOLISHED

    CANBERRA, Friday. — Services of Mr. R. J. A. Massie as Ditector-General of Supply have been terminated. Mr. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. AIF AND AMF MAY BE ONE ARMY

    There seems to be little doubt that consequent on reorganisation of the home army, the AIF and AMF will be placed on the same war footing. ...

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  6. NAZI PLAN TO SEIZE BAKU FRUSTRATED

    The unexpected recapture by the Russians of Kerch (Eastern Crimea) has resulted in frustration of the German plan to seize Baku (Caspian Sea oil centre) this month, says "The Times" correspondent ...

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  7. DAILY DIGEST

    Where is that happy land, oh, where. In what far country of the mind? And may one rise and Journey there And live among this pleasant kind? ...

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  8. ITALIAN PRISONERS IN THE WESTERN DESERT

    on their knees after their capture by British troops in the Libyan offensive. (Department of Information and Fox Movietone News.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. TOOK POISON IN MISTAKE FOR WATER

    SYDNEY, Friday. — Mrs. Eileen Henderson, 36, died this afternoon after drinking poison in a shop in mistake for water. ...

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  10. CHURCHILL'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO THE FORCES

    In a New Year message to the Allied forces in the Middle East, Mr. Churchill said:- "The armies have behind them a ...

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  11. RAF's INCESSANT BLOWS IN N. AFRICA

    Luftwaffe units based on Sicily have attempted almost hourly in the last 12 days to paralyse the RAF squadrons operating from Malta, but ...

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  12. "FRANCE SHELTERS BEHIND MIRAGE OF FALSE PEACE"

    France was in momentary danger of being involved in serious difficulties which were threatening her existence and her unity, declared ...

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  13. CONGESTION IN THE CUSTOMS SHED

    at Victoria Dock, with Mr. J. J. Kennedy, Collector of Customs, and Sen. Keane, Minister for Customs, examining goods awaiting loading. Sen. Keane spent several hours yesterday inspecting the dock area. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. AIR RAID ALARM AT DARWIN

    DARWIN, Friday. — Darwin had a 2-hour air raid alarm early today. When the alert sounded most people were asleep, and as heavy rain was ...

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  15. MINISTER ON ARMY CHANGES

    Announcing the extensive changes in military commands in Australia (see page 1), Mr. Forde, Army Minister, said they were being made in ...

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  16. WASHINGTON TALKS DECISIONS

    CANBERRA, Friday. — While Canberra awaited official release of a simultaneous announcement on decisions reached in the Washington ...

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  17. "A LONG STEP FORWARD TO VICTORY"

    "Here's to a year of toll, a year of struggle and peril, and a long step forward to victory," was Mr Churchill's toast to the New Year. ...

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  18. WARNING ON CAR LIGHTS

    Police officials said yesterday that very few motorists had heeded the warning to have all lights on vehicles screened and adjusted for blackout ...

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  19. NEW ARMY CANTEEN SYSTEM LIKELY

    CANBERRA, Friday.—As part of the Commonwealth Government's plan to place the AMF on the same war footing as the AIF, the adoption ...

    Article : 150 words
  20. DOCTORS TO BE CAPTAINS

    Doctors enlisted under the National Security proclamation making all male doctors up to 60 years liable for military service ...

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  21. CHARLES HACKETT DEAD

    Charles Hackett, the operatic tenor, died today. He had given concerts in most parts of USA, Europe, and Australia. ...

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  22. AIF CASUALTY LISTS

    HEASLIP, A. W., Pte., Wooiners Arm, via Casino, Inf. JENNINGS, N., Pte., Coff's Harbour, Inf. DIED OF WOUNDS ...

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  23. NO POSTWAR DISARMAMENT

    Opposing the doctrine of postwar disarmament, Dr. Hu Shih, Chinese Ambassador to Washington, declared that a durable peace in the ...

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  25. WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE VACANCIES

    Aftet an interview with Miss Sybil Irving Controller of the Australian Womens Army Service yesterday Mr. Forde, Army Minister, ...

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  26. AXIS ALIENS IN USA TO SURRENDER ARMS

    The Associated Press of America says that Mr. Biddle, Attorney-General, has ordered 1,100,000 Germans, Italians, and Japanese in USA, ...

    Article : 66 words
  27. NAZI PLOT AGAINST CUBAN SUGAR CROP

    Five Germans were arrested yesterday on charges of plotting to sabotage the 1942 sugar crop. Simultaneously special army and police ...

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  29. DOMINIONS' VOICE IN STRATEGY OF WORLD WAR

    Gen Sir Hubert Gough, who commanded the Fifth Army in France in 1916-18, has written to The Times a letter in which he describes the ...

    Article : 231 words
  30. MEDICAL AID FOR RUSSIA

    One of the largest consignments of medical supplies ever despatched from the Red Cross and St. John store was loaded in London for ...

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  32. VICHY BUDGETS FOR £466,000,000 MILITARY VOTE

    Bellin News Agency report says the Vichy Government's budget for 1942 provides for military expenditure equivalent to £466,000,000 at ...

    Article : 120 words
  33. MUNITION WORKERS OR RACEGOERS?

    Strong protests were made yesterday to the Transport Board by representatives of Munition Workers' Union against the action of the ...

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  34. VAST PRODUCTION OF WARPLANES IN USA

    The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce has revealed that the industry in 1941 built over $1,500,000,000 worth of warplanes, ...

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  35. FAST NEW BOMBERS FOR RAF

    The Daily Telegraph air correspondent says that the Avre Lancaster is among the new heavy bombers that are being delivered to ...

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  36. LOSSES IN GRASS FIRES

    ARARAT, Friday. — In the first grass fires of the season yesterday 50 acres of wheat 50 bags of oats, and 20 tons of oaten hay, belonging ...

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  37. COASTAL OBSERVERS

    Members of the Volunteer Air Observers' Corps would not be enrolled at Air Force recruiting centres in metropolitan areas, but in the ...

    Article : 113 words
  38. INDIA'S POPULATION INCREASE

    A further enormous increase in the population of India is shown by preliminary results of the census taken in March, 1941. The total ...

    Article : 48 words
  39. SNEYD COLLIERY DISASTER

    In addition to 7 known deaths In the Sneyd colliery disaster, in Staffordshire, 51 men and boys were still missing when rescue work was ...

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