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  2. TWO ZEROS DOWNED BY RAAF BOMBER

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Sunday: Members of the RAAF in their first combat flight over Japanese-occupied Timor on Friday ...

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  3. EFFECTS OF WAR FELT IN TAHITI

    PAPEETE (Tahiti): With war and echoes of war coming closer to the reefs of Polynesia, more than 40,000 people throughout Gen de Gaulle's ...

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    CAREY GRAMMAR SCHOOL CADETS march past Cr Nettlefold, Lord Mayor, who took the salute, in the Victoria Bond League's parade at Richmond cricket ground yesterday. Proceeds were to aid tho Prisoners of War Fund. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. DAYLIGHT SAVING BEGINS

    Daylight saving for the summer of 1942-43 came into effect yesterday, when clocks were advanced an hour at 2am. At that period the ...

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  6. RESISTANCE TO NAZIS GROWS IN FRANCE

    A storm is blowing up over France. After 2 years of occupation and degradation and collaboration with Vichy, the French are beginning to ...

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  7. RAF BOMBING GATHERING MOMENTUM

    The way in which Britain's bombing offensive over Germany is gathering momentum is shown in striking figures quoted by Mr Eden, ...

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  8. DAILY DIGEST

    A Gallup poll shows that 70% of Americans feel they are fighting against Hitler, and not against the German people. This is a false and ...

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  9. FIERCE AXIS ATTACKS ON CONVOY

    How the largest convoy ever taken to Russia fought its way to a northern port despite many fierce attacks by enemy aircraft and U-boats ...

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  10. CHURCH'S RELATION TO SOCIETY

    Ten thousand people packed Albert Hall today and 20,000 others were unable to get in to hear Sir Stafford Cripps, Lord Privy Seal, and the ...

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  11. ALLIED PATROLS REGAIN INITIATIVE IN PAPUA

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Sun: While it is too early to say that the tide has turned in the Allies' favour in the Owen Stanley ...

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  12. EARLY MORNING DARWIN RAIDS

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Sun: A change in Japanese tactics in raiding Darwin area has been indicated in the last 3 night raids, ...

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  13. JAP SHIPS IN ATLANTIC

    Commenting on the announcement from Tokio and Berlin that Japanese warships were now operating in the Atlantic in co-operation with other ...

    Article : 138 words
  14. VDC PRAISED BY ARMY MINISTER

    Warm praise for work of the Volunteer Defence Corps was given yesterday by Mr Forde, Army Minister. War organisation of the VDC had ...

    Article : 222 words
  15. SUNDERLANDS HUNT FOR U-BOATS IN BAY OF BISCAY

    Four days spent with an Australian bombing squadron hunting U-boats in tht Bay of Biscay and attempting to prevent their escape ...

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  16. FIRST LAW IS SELFPRESERVATION

    Russia's insistent second front demands call for plain speaking, says New York Times in an editorial. We are not in this war to save Russia, ...

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  17. FEDERAL CONTROL OF RAILWAYS URGED

    CANBERRA, Sun: Amplifying his advocacy in Parliament of Federal control of the railways during the war. Sir Earle Page said today that ...

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  18. H Q COMMUNIQUES ON S W PACIFIC

    Weckend GHQ communiques were: SATURDAY NW Sector: Dilli: Allied medium ...

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  19. CHANGED TONE IN NAZI PROPAGANDA

    Propaganda experts deduce from recent German broadcasts that Goebbels is losing his grip on Nazi propaganda and becoming increasingly ...

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  20. KAWAI REACHES SINGAPORE ON WAY HOME

    According to a Japanese broadcast picked up by the monitors of the ABC shortwave division, Mr Tatsuo Kawai, former Japanese Minister to ...

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  21. GIPPSLAND RIVERS RISE AGAIN

    Although level of the McAllister River, in Gippsland, dropped 10in in the 24 hours ended 9am Saturday, it was 1ft 4in above flood level below ...

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  22. ENEMY RAIDER DESTROYED

    A few night raiders caused damage and a small number of casualties in a south-western town last night. One bomber was destroyed. ...

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  23. RAF ATTACKS ON ENEMY SHIPPING

    At least one medium-sized enemy merchant ship was hit and damaged on Friday night when British Noval and Coastal Command bombers ...

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  24. 488 NEW MERCHANT SHIPS IN YEAR U S "Victory Fleet Day"

    Designated "Victory Fleet Day," today marks the end of a year of unprecedented achievement by US shipbuilders, said the Maritime ...

    Article : 144 words
  25. FEET LOST, RESULT OF JAP TREATMENT

    Hie Washington National Press Club states that $68,000 has been raised for Mr J. B. Powell, former editor of China Weekly Review, who ...

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  27. SENATE EXPECTED TO DEFEAT US FARM BLOC

    A Senate poll last night indicated that the Administration has a better than even chance of defeating the farm bloe's attempts to write a ...

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  28. YOUNGEST WINNER OF EMPIRE MEDAL

    A 15 years-old Boy Scout, John David Grix, believed to be the youngest winner of the British Empire Medal, has been gazetted for ...

    Article : 76 words
  29. ESCAPOLOGIST INJURED IN FALL

    SYDNEY, Sun: When fire burnt through ropes by which a woman "escapologist" was suspended head first at Leichhardt oval this ...

    Article : 131 words
  30. FRENCH STEAMER TORPEDOED

    Berlin Radio reports that the French steamer Liberia, bound for Sfax (Tunisia), was torpedoed on September 22 off the Tunisian coast. ...

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  31. LIQUOR TRADE AND POLITICS

    The community had never had such an opportunity as it had today to bring about a thorough clean-up of the liquor trade and to break the ...

    Article : 161 words
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  33. AUSTRALIAN AXEMEN HAVE DAY OUT IN SCOTS TOWN

    Australian Forestry units soundly trounced New Zealanders by 28 points to 10 in the contest for the Ministry of Supply's axemen's cup ...

    Article : 245 words
  34. DEAD US AIRMEN HONOURED

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Sun: Posthumous awards of the DSC have been made by Gen MacArthur to Maj Dean Hoevet. Capt ...

    Article : 65 words
  35. BOY DROWNED IN WERRIBEE RIVER

    Missing from his home for 3 days, John Dougherty, 9, of Parker st, Werribee, was found drowned on Saturday in Werribee River, which ...

    Article : 55 words
  36. SP BETTING SILENT PHONE LINES

    Referring to a statement by Senator Ashley, PMG, that although representations were reported to have been made by the Victorian ...

    Article : 138 words
  37. FRENCH STILL RESIST IN SOUTH MADAGASCAR

    M Annet, French Governor-General of Madagascar, has not yet given in and has announced, according to the Paris Radio, that he has ...

    Article : 121 words
  38. BRISBANE TRAM STRIKE THREAT

    BRISBANE, Sun: Action is threatened by Brisbane tramway employees if they do not receive extra remuneration for war loading, Mr W. ...

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  39. APPEAL AGAINST DISMISSAL OF NSW CONSTABLE

    SYDNEY. Sun: The NSW Police Association has appealed to the Department of Labour against the dismissal of Const Arthur Jack Wilcox, ...

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  40. NO AUSTERITY MEALS FOR CIRCUS ANIMALS

    Circus animals will not be affected at present by austerity conditions said Miss Doris Wirth, chairman of directors of Wirth's Circus Ltd. on ...

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  41. WOMAN FALLS FROM 29th STORY WINDOW

    Three notes were left by Miss Adelaide Reckford, 40, noted amateur golfer, when she plunged to death from the window of her room on the ...

    Article : 110 words
  42. 5 MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH IN INDIA

    Five men have been sentenced to death and 4 to transportation for life in the first trials at Nagpur (Central Provinces) arising from the ...

    Article : 66 words
  43. 3 DEATHS IN ACCIDENTS

    James Davis, 71, pensioner, of Strath Creek, was fatally injured when he was knocked down by a car in Strath Creek rd, Strath Creek, ...

    Article : 146 words
  44. GROWING UNREST IN AUSTRIA

    Growing unrest in Austria, where many persons have been executed for alleged attempts to build up a Communist organisation, is reported ...

    Article : 58 words
  45. NEW US MANPOWER BILL

    A "Work or Fight" Bill drafting all manpower between 18 and 65 and lowering the military ago to 18 has been introduced by Senator Austin. ...

    Article : 59 words
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  47. AVIATION GAME FOR GEN MacARTHUR'S SON

    Arthur MacArthur, son of Gen Douglas MacArthur, will receive an aviation training game as a Christmas present from Boy Scouts of New ...

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