Articles from page 8: Previous page Next page
-
Please wait. Loading browse data...
-
R.A.A.F.'s NEW STATION.
"Believe me, you'll hear a lot about the R.A.A.P.'s No. 10 Squadron," said Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill, Commander-in-Chief of the ...
Article : 619 words -
WEST FRONT.
A belt of snow now stretches from one end of the Western Front to the other, and the temperature is 28 degrees below zero as the Allied soldiers ...
Article : 447 words -
SLEEPING ON BEACH.
Newcastle Surf Club members found interstate members of the Second A.I.F. sleeping in a hole which they had dug for themselves in Newcastle ...
Article : 227 words -
LABOUR AND WAR.
"The Australian Labour Party and, indeed, the whole Australian nation is not only against Germany, but is inflexibly and unequivocally on the side ...
Article : 788 words -
NEW YEAR'S EVE REVELLERS AT KING'S CROSS.
Portion of the dense crowd of merrymakers which gathered at King's Cross last night to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 31 words -
2,000 MEALS SERVED.
More than 2,000 meals were served at the Anzac Buffet, in Hyde Park, during the week-end to men of the Second A.I.F. on leave in Sydney. ...
Article : 290 words -
DAMAGE NOT SERIOUS.
The Admiralty announced on Friday that the British battleship which was hit by a torpedo fired by a Uboat on Thursday afternoon had ...
Article : 214 words -
RATIONING IN EUROPE.
Reaction to the approaching day of rationing in England is summed up, generally, in the remark, "What of it?" for Britons realise, but deplore, that ...
Article : 579 words -
BRIDGES NOT A COMMUNIST.
The Secretary for Labour, Miss Frances Perkins, announced yesterday that the evidence adduced did not warrant the deportation of Harry ...
Article : 362 words -
ACTIVITIES OF I.R.A.
Police made a lightning raid on a house in Dartry Road, Rathmines, and seized a "pirate" radio station, which recently has been operating three ...
Article : 240 words -
ULTIMATUM TO NAZI LINER.
The Government of Uruguay has ordered that the German liner Tacoma (8,268 tons), which was the supply ship of the "pocket" battleship Admiral ...
Article : 190 words -
POLICE FIRE FOUR SHOTS.
At 1 a.m. yesterday two men were disturbed in the Ford Garage, Taree, but they escaped after four shots had been fired by a police sergeant. ...
Article : 116 words -
HUGE AREA TO PATROL.
The Coastal Command to which the R.A.A.P. Squadron is attached patrols an area of sea as large as Australia. It stretches from the Arctic Circle to the ...
Article : 221 words -
INDEX.
{No abstract available}
Detailed lists, results, guides : 165 words -
BATTLESHIPS OF 80,000 TONS.
An agitation in Congress for the building of battleships up to 80,000-tons is receiving little, if any, support in naval circles, says the Washington ...
Article : 196 words -
COMMUNISM IN CANBERRA.
Efforts by police officials to determine the extent of Communist activity in Canberra have caused a stir in the Canberra Trades and Labour Council. Several leading ...
Article : 130 words -
DAMAGE TO H.M.S. AJAX.
Britain has asked Uruguay to permit the cruiser Ajax to enter Montevideo harbour to repair the damage caused in the battle with the Admiral ...
Article : 89 words -
DEAD WHALE ON BEACH.
For several days past, more than 10,000 spectators a day have flocked to Bilinga beach, near Coolangatta, to see a dead sperm whale, 65 feet long, which ...
Article : 183 words -
ADVERTISEMENTS.
{No abstract available}
Detailed lists, results, guides : 219 words -
"NON-VIOLENT" ARMY.
The committee of the Congress (Indian Nationalist) Party is organising a "nonviolent" army to offer passive resistance in the event of Mr. Gandhi decreeing a civil ...
Article : 86 words -
NAZIS PROTEST.
It is announced officially in Berlin that Germany will hold Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa responsible for damage to former ...
Article : 234 words -
CURIOUS ASPECT OF WAR.
In broadcasting a New Year message from his farmhouse at Irene (Transvaal), the Prime Minister of South Africa, General Smuts, emphasised the ...
Article : 158 words -
BUSHFIRE AT WHALE BEACH.
Throughout yesterday afternoon and until late last night more than a scorp of campers and local residents from the Whale Beach district fought a bushfire that swept through ...
Article : 150 words -
MARCH ON SYDNEY DOMAIN MEETING.
Soldiers and sailors marching on the Communist platform in the Domain yesterday, when 200 members of the forces participated in a demonstration against the Communists. Clashes occurred with the police, of whom more than 100 were present. Four soldiers and four civilians were arrested. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 49 words -
TO—DAY.
{No abstract available}
Detailed lists, results, guides : 291 words -
500,000 MORE MEN
A Royal proclamation, which will be issued to-morrow, will permit the calling-up for registration of men in the age groups from 23 to 28. ...
Article : 150 words -
ESCAPED GERMANS RECAPTURED.
Two youths tried to "hitch-hike" on a country road early this morning, but they asked for a lift in a foreign accent and the motorist was a policeman. ...
Article : 72 words -
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Mr. G. G. M. Vereker, formerly Councellor at the British Embassy in Moscow, who was taken prisoner by Germany and later released, has left Stockholm (Sweden) for London.- ...
Article : 165 words -
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMPANY.
J. C. Williamson, Ltd., have engaged for an Australian tour a Gilbert and Sullivan company which Includes Ivan Menzies, Evelyn Gardiner, contralto; John Fulard, ...
Article : 64 words -
TRAIN DISASTER IN ITALY.
A fast passenger train collided with a troop train in the station at Torre, Annunziata, on the Bay of Naples. Forty bodies have been recovered. It is estimated that ...
Article : 46 words -
AIR LINER'S CRASH.
The inquiry into the crash of the first plane on the new Italian air mail service to South America, which crashed in Morocco last Tuesday, shows that the crash occurred in a ...
Article : 66 words
Buy
Download
Please choose from the following download options:
Print page as...