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  5. SUN, MOON AND TIDES

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  6. FRANCE BRISTLING WITH NAZIS: GOEBBELS SUMS UP

    LONDON, Thursday.—France is bristling with newly-arrived German soldiers guarding bridges, tunnels and cross-roads. French civilians are warned to keep out of the battle when the Second Front breaks. ...

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  7. AUSTRALIA'S SAY IN FATE OF JAPAN

    LONDON, Thursday — Australia expects to have a say in dealing with Japan after the war, Mr. Curtin ...

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  8. SCENE OF SEVERE BATTLES WITH JAPANESE

    A view of the British lines of communications along the Imphal-Ukhrul road lighting with Japanese forces has taken place. A tank on patrol, moves along the twisting, Imphal-Ukhrul Road. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. NEW LANDINGS IN NEW GUINEA CUT OFF MORE JAPS

    Japanese fleeing west from Hollandia towards Wadke have been cut off by two new Allied landings on the Dutch New Guinea coast. These landings were made at Torare Bay, 12 miles north-west of Hollandia town, and at Demta, ...

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  10. RED PLANES SOFTEN SEBASTOPOL

    LONDON, Thursday—A heavy raid by large forces of long-range Russian bombers on targets in the ...

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  11. INVASION PLANS REVIEWED

    LONDON, Thursday — Plans for the invasion have been fully reviewed by the Empire Prime Ministers in ...

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  12. COMMUNISTS UNDERMINE "WEST WALL"

    LONDON, Thursday—Through their widely-read underground paper "Soldat im Westen" ("Soldier in the West") and by ...

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  13. Australia's Record "Magnificent"

    LONDON, Thursday.—Commenting on Mr. Curtin's statement of Australia's war effort, the "Daily Express" says: "What ...

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  14. ARTICLE ON GEN. MACARTHUR WAS BANNED

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—Exposure of a censorship ban on an article about General MacArthur may have been ...

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  15. TO-DAY'S GHQ COMMUNIQUE

    To-day's communique from General MacArthur's headquarters reads:—NORTH-WESTERN SECTOR ...

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  16. FOUND THAT WAKE ISLAND WAS AWAKE

    Liberators which dropped 94 tons of bombs on Wake Island on Sunday found it protected by a concentration of batteries ...

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  17. Oil Experts End Their Talks

    WASHINGTON. Thursday. — Preliminary oil discussions here, between British and American experts have ended. Both groups ...

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  18. SICK U.S. NURSE TO BE FLOWN TO UNITED STATES

    When an Army transport plane takes off from Australia this week for the United States carrying a seriously ill Army nurse and an ...

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  19. FIVE EXECUTED AS REPRISAL

    LONDON. Thursday.—As a reprisal for the execution in Algiers of Colonel Cristofini, founder of the Vichy African Phalanx. a ...

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  20. REMINDER OF TRADE BLACK LIST

    WASHINGTON, Thursday—Britain and America would not discontinue at the end of the war trade prohibition against ...

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  21. SINKINGS ARE CLAIMED OFF INDO-CHINA COAST

    NEW YORK, Thursday. — An Allied submarine on the night of April 29 sank a naval vessel and a freighter in Indo-Chinese waters ...

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  22. Film Star Gave Clothes Away

    NEW YORK, Thursday.— Film star Paulette Goddard returned from China with just one dress. She could not resist ...

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  24. Quarantine For Germans Suggested

    NEW YORK, Thursday. — Speaking at Philadelphia to-day, the Czech Premier (M. Jan Masaryk) proposed that the German ...

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  25. "SUGAR" HAS 97th RAID

    LONDON, Thursday. — The veteran Lancaster "S for Sugar" went on her 97th mid on Wednesday night. ...

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  26. FAMOUS SUBMARINE PRESUMED LOST

    LONDON, Thursday.—The British Admiralty has announced Unit the submarine Stonehenge. whose commander was awarded the DSO ...

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  27. Says We Can Carry. Population Of 200,000,000

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—Australian employees' representatives at the International Labor Office Conference (Mr. P. J. Clarey) ...

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  28. PENICILLIN FOR CIVILIANS

    CHICAGO, Thursday.—A limited supply of penicillin will be available for civilians shortly, said Dr. John McDonnell (director of ...

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  29. STOP PRESS

    The latest Chungking communique indicates stiffening resistance the Japanese offensive south of the Yellow River. The Chinese A ...

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  30. BABY PARADE WANTED TO FIND CHANGELING

    LOS ANGELES, Thursday.—A parade in court of every baby born in the South Hoover Hospital on June 27, 1943, is planned in the 500,000 dollar suit over the alleged mistaken sex of the Hardwig baby. Mr. and Mrs. Harry James ...

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  31. CHURCHILL IS TOUGH AND COURAGEOUS

    LONDON, Thursday. — The Prime Minister is the toughest man he knows and supremely courageous, Lord Moran (Mr. Churchill's doctor), said in a speech yesterday. Lord Moran, who soon will ...

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  32. BRITAIN THANKS AUSTRALIA

    LONDON, Thursday.—"Thank you. Australia," says the "Daily Mail" in a leading article praising Australia's war effort. ...

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  33. HIS RETURN TO GERMAN "CLINK"

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—Lowell Bennett, International news correspondent, who escapes from a German prison camp after ...

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  34. PRINCESS IS PATRON OF GIRL GUIDES

    LONDON, Thursday.—Princess Elizabeth attended the annual meeting of the Girl Guides' Association. at which the President, ...

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  35. NEW CANADIAN CHIEF OF STAFF

    OTTAWA, Thursday. — Major General J. C. Murchie (48), Vice-Chief of the Canadian General Staff, has been appointed Chief of ...

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