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  3. Allies Ready for Any Further Soviet Attacks

    The french Ambassador to the United States (Comte de Saint-Quentin), in a speech here to-day said:— "If Russia attacks any other country, the Allies ...

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  4. BRITISH CAVALRY NEAR NAZARETH ON PATROL DUTY

    The Australians are not the only troops in Palestine. The Holy Land is one of the few remaining countries in which the British Army retains a force of unmechanised cavalry, and the photograph shows part of a famous British cavalry regiment on the move. The town ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. MOVES BY FRANCE

    Diplomatic activity in Europe, at fever pitch during the last fortnight, quietened down over Easter, and main attention is now directed to the visit of the Hungarian Prime Minister (Count Teleki) to Rome, and to the activities of the French Prime Minister ...

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  6. SWEDEN CAUTIOUS ABOUT PACT

    A Swedish Government broadcast to-day said that the proposed defensive alliance between Sweden, Norway and Finland must be examined without delay. It must be examined thoroughly, however, because it ...

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  7. MAURETANIA OFF ENTRANCE TO PANAMA CANAL

    The British liner Mauretania anchored in the bay to-day and presumably will pass through the Panama Canal ...

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  8. CABINET CHANGE IN BRITAIN?

    The British Official news bulletin to-day discusses the possibility of a reconstruction of the Government. For some days, it says, several newspapers have been canvassing such a possibility. It is suggested that the Prime Minister ...

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  9. NAZI SHIPS TOLD TO HUG COAST

    After the British had torpedoed the ore-carrier Hedderheim on Friday, the German Admiralty by code ...

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  10. NAZI RADIOS SILENT: NEW RAID?

    A widespread raid by the Royal Air Force in Germany is suggested by the almost simultaneous cutting off of Hamburg, ...

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  11. FINNS LEAVE SOVIET EMPTY TOWN

    The Finnish town of Hanko has been handed over to the Soviet authorities without one of the ...

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  12. INCIDENT ON RHINE STARTS CLASH

    Outposts on the Maginot Line were surprised to-day to see three Germans launch a small craft on the Rhine, with sails and streamers plastered with ...

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  13. ALLIES MAY TAKE OFFENSIVE

    Several writers in the Press indicate that an Allied offensive on the Western Front is by no means ruled out. ...

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  14. WHITE HOUSE TEA ENJOYED BY MRS. CASEY

    The wife of the Australian Minister to the U.S.A. (Mrs. Casey) to-day enjoyed the best cup of tea ...

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  15. BRITAIN TO BUY TEA CROPS

    Reports that the British Government has arranged to purchase the entire Indian and Ceylon tea crops have ...

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  16. B.H.P. WORKS TO CLOSE

    It is expected that as a result of the coal strike, the Broken Hill Pty. steel works at Newcastle will cease production on Monday ...

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  17. Extremely Grave:Condition of N.Z. Prime Minister

    The condition of the Prime Minister (Mr. Savage) to-night was extremely grave. ...

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  18. Danes Lose Seventh Ship in Five Days

    COPENHAGEN, March 25.—The Danish steamer Britta (1146 tons) was sunk without warning off the north coast of Scotland. She is the seventh ...

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  19. GERMAN MAGNATE FLEEING TO FRANCE

    Fritz Thyssen, German industrial magnate, departed from Locarno for Paris to-day with his wife and all his baggage. He left no forwarding ...

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  20. ENGLISH HOLIDAY CROWDS ENJOY EASTER BREAK DESPITE WAR RESTRICTIONS

    England enjoyed its Easter holidays, Railways reported record traffic and coastal and other resorts were packed with visitors. There were more than 500,000 holidaymakers at ...

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  21. FRANCE NOT TO TAKE PART IN OLYMPIC GAMES

    France has notified the Finnish Olympic Committee that, because of mobilisation of athletes, she cannot participate in ...

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  22. CHINESE CREW AT WORK AFTER STRIKE

    A temporary settlement has been reached in a strike in which about 400 Chinese members of the crew of an oversea vessel walked off the ship ...

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  23. BRITISH SHIPS ACTIVE NEAR JUTLAND

    Well informed sources state that British destroyers and submarines are active in the region of the Skagerrak. A Stockholm paper refers to the ...

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  24. Italian Pilot Lands in France

    An Italian sergeant pilot, Mario Luzaldo, landed in a military flying boat at the port of Nice to-day. At first it was reported that he ...

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  25. JAPANESE PEACE MOVE IN CHINA

    "A carefully, planned Japanese peace move," is how "The Times," in a leading article, describes the new Japanese-sponsored "Government of China" to be inaugurated next Sunday by Wang Ching-wei. ...

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  26. Prisoners Not to Broadcast

    All ranks of the R.A.F. and B.E.F. have been given strict instructions not to participate in broadcasts from Germany if they are captured. They ...

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  27. Australian People's Gift Stolen

    A gift made by Australia to the late Sir John Henniker Heaton, in recognition of the many postal reforms he secured, has been stolen from a garage ...

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  28. WAGES GO UP IN BRITAIN

    According to figures published in the Ministry of Labour Gazette, about 10,300,000 workers have had their wages increased since the outbreak of ...

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  29. Shop Assistants Vote Against Russia

    The National Union of Shop Assistants, Warehousemen, and Clerks, at its annual conference at Birmingham. rejected, by 72 vote to 51, a motion ...

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  30. New Danish Taxes Cause Rush

    The Government's prohibition on the sale of a wide variety of articles from midnight, in preparation for new taxes to-morrow, resulted in an ...

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  31. Melbourne Airman Wounded

    LONDON, March 25.—Included in the latest Royal Air Force casualty list—the 23rd issued—is Sergeant B. Raises, of Melbourne, wounded on ...

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