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  4. MacARTHUR'S NEW MOVE

    General MacArthur today flung his air forces against the Japanese homeland for the first time operating from Okinawa. Thirty-six hours after they had landed on the island fighters and bombers ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Stopwork Threat On Flags

    Because lags were not flying at half mast on two Australian warships at South Brisbane, ...

    Article : 418 words
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    RAAF fuel tankers, which will be used for refuelling RAFF aircraft on the strip at Balik Papan after its repair, ready to be loaded on to a Liberty ship, In the background can be seen some of the ships which will make up the convoy. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. U.S. Forms Air Force In Pacific

    WASHINGTON, July 5 (AAP): General Carl Spaatz, who directed the strategic bombing of ...

    Article : 163 words
  8. Super-Fort Crews to Rest Here?

    GUAM, July 5: The first Super-Fortresses to be seen in Australia are likely to appear there soon. ...

    Article : 184 words
  9. Many Troops From Europe In Pacific

    WASHINGTON, July 5 (AAP): The Under-Secretary of War (Mr. Patterson) told a Press conference that a large number of troops had ...

    Article : 104 words
  10. Simple Memorial Service Tribute to a Great Man

    CANBERRA: The memorial, service to Mr Curtin, which was held in the King's Hall this afternoon, was simple and dignified, and entirely in keeping with the simplicity which characterised the general life of the Prime Minister himself. ...

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    Governor-General, the Duke of Gloucester, watches signallers operating a field telephone set at a signallers' training school in New Guinea. The Duke's visit to Australian forces in the islands was cut short by the death of the Prime Minister, Mr Curtin, and he returned to the mainland yesterday, flying ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. Churchill To Take A Holiday

    LONDON, July 5 (AAP): It was officially announced tonight that Mr Churchill will shortly ...

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  14. LA GUARDIA'S TRIP

    WASHINGTON, July 5 (AAP).: President Truman revealed today that the Mayor of New York (Mr La Guardia) has been given ...

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  15. MANXMEN ENTERTAIN ROYALTY

    LONDON, July 5 (AAP): A Manx choir late last night gathered on the lawn of the Isle of Man Government House and serenaded ...

    Article : 148 words
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  17. MR CHURCHILL CONFIDENT OF GOOD CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY

    LONDON, July 5: "We are satisfied that we are going to get a good majority," is a statement attributed to Mr Churchill by the "Daily Mail" after he had examined reports of the heavy polling which concluded this evening. ...

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  18. U S. SUBMARINE PRESUMED LOST

    WASHINGTON, July 5: The Navy has announced that the submarine Trigger, which won three Presidential citations, is overdue ...

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  19. Suez Canal Zone Meetings Banned

    LONDON, July 5 (AAP): The Egyptian Prime Minister (Nokrachi Pasha) has issued a military proclamation banning all political ...

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  20. Czech Concession. Towards Jews

    PRAGUE, July 5 (AAP): The Czech Government has adopted a new policy giving Jews who for tho census of 1930 declared ...

    Article : 64 words
  21. BOLD JAP STRIKE AT BURMA TRAP

    KANDY, July 5 (AAP): The special representative of the Associated Press says that the Japanese have made a bold sally westward across the Sittang River, in Burma, north-east of Pegu, aimed ...

    Article : 353 words
  22. STOP PRESS

    PERMISSION has been given by the Minister for Agriculture to the [?] Farmers Mill to sell 200 tons of bran and pollard tree of [?] for use in feeding dairy cattle, poiltry or pigs, See Story Page [?] ...

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  23. Popularity of Marriage Causes Birthrate Rise

    LONDON, July 5: "Marriage has never been so popular as it is today," says the medical journal, "The Lancet," discussing the worldwide mystery rise in the birthrate. ...

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