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  3. CRIPPLING LOSSES INFLICTED ON

    An English squadron of the Bomber Command bombing-up their Hampdens in the snow with new bombs before leaving on a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Nazis Invite Britain to Try Invasion

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The German News Agency writes: "The High Command has taken measures to protect the coast of Europe from any important surprises. New methods and weapons are waiting to show their ...

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  5. Rostock Practically Wiped Out

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The four consecutive night raids on Rostock, German Baltic port, have evoked far longer and angrier Nazi press protests than the Lubeck raids. Swedish ...

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  6. BIG OFFENSIVE DELAYED

    LONDON, Monday.—Germany's main offensive against Russia will be impossible until the summer, because Hitler's vast preparations cannot be completed before the ...

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  7. RAIDS ON MALTA CONTINUE

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Malta was twice raided on Monday, the first time in the middle of the morning, when a fairly ...

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  8. GERMAN MORALE SLUMPS

    ANKARA, Tuesday.—Even the most sceptical are impressed by the persistence and trustworthiness of reports of ...

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  9. TORNADO IN U.S. KILLS 100 PEOPLE

    CLAREMORE (Okia), Tuesday.—When a tornado struck the nearby armament boom town of Pryor to-day at least ...

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  10. RAIDER VICTIMS

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Nineteen members of the crew of the Australian cargo steamer Mareeba (3472 tons) are prisoners of war at Marlag Milag ...

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  11. BATH DESOLATED AFTER SECOND RAID

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Extensive damage and a large number of casualties were caused by a second successive raid on Bath shortly after midnight last night. Serious fires broke out in the centre of the town. ...

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  12. TRAIN TRAGEDY

    NEW YORK. Monday.—The motorman of one of the trains involved in the collision to-day in a tube tunnel 75ft. below Exchange Place station ...

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  13. MILITIA OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA?

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Substance to rumours that the Australian militia may be used outside Australian territory, should the need arise, is given ...

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  14. Japanese By-pass Mandalay in Lightning Thrust to within 67 Miles of Lashio

    CHUNGKING, Monday.—Japanese mechanised forces in a lightning sweep around the eastern end of the Allied Burma line have penetrated within 67 miles of Lashio, by passing Mandalay. ...

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  15. WAR STILL TO BE FOUGHT, TOJO DECLARES

    NEW YORK, Monday.—"Despite successive Japanese victories, the war still has to be fought," said Tojo. Japanese Premier, in a speech quoted ...

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  16. VICHY'S AXIS SYMPATHIES DEMONSTRATED

    LONDON, Monday.—"The Times" in a leader says: "There could be no clearer demonstration of the pro-Axis sympathies of the Vichy Government ...

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  17. Dengue Epidemic Feared

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Epidemic Dengue, or "break-bone' fever, is working down from North Queensland, and army hygiene and state public health ...

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  18. WILL NOT PRINT 5/- NOTES

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Five-shilling notes will not be printed. Stating this to-day, a Treasury spokesman said one reason was that ...

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  19. SCORCHED EARTH IN MALAYA

    Rubber fields in Malaya set ablaze by British forces in accordance with the scorched earth policy. The forces destroyed thousands of bales of rubber, destroyed rubber factories and smashed machinery before the territory fell into the hands of the enemy. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  20. PITH OF THE LEADERS

    IN ADVOCATING a second front, Lord Beaverbrook indicated that in his opinion even it a British invasion of the Continent ...

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  21. U.S. Destroyer Lost

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—A navy communique reports that the World War destroyer Sturtevant has been sunk off the coast of Florida by an ...

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  22. Free French Attack Italians

    CAIRO, Monday.—Planes of a Free French bomber squadron, operating from the Chad region of French Equatorial Africa, have successfully ...

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  23. SEVEN-POINT ECONOMIC PLAN FOR UNITED STATES

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—A seven-point programme of wartime economic controls was outlined by President Roosevelt in a message he addressed to Congress to-day. Main points of his programme were: ...

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  24. SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The State Cabinet to-day approved Sunday entertainment for the troops and their women friends, and a special ...

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