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CROSSING SWEEPERS OF BRITAIN'S NAVY
Night and day, in all kinds of weather, the minesweepers of Britain's Navy go out upon their vital and hazardous task of keeping harbors rivers and sea approaches clear of enemy mines. Often attacked by enemy aircraft, these little ships have given a good deal back to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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U.S.A.'S SECURITY DEPENDS ON MODIFICATION
In a spirited message to Congress today, President Roosevelt urged revision of the Neutrality Act speedily to permit the arming of American merchantships. "I say to you, solemnly, that if Hitler's present ...
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BIG THREAT TO MOSCOW BUT BELIEF GERMANS TOO LATE
As "The Times" correspondent on the German frontier points out, if Berlin's claims regarding Eastern Front successes even broadly correspond with facts, then the situation of Moscow indeed is exceedingly grave. The weight of practically the whole German Army is now converging on the Soviet capital. ...
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American Aid Before Too Late
General J. H. Burns, United States defence aid chief, lias arrived from Russia, where he conferred with M. Stalin and other Soviet leaders. ...
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Miners' Chief Denies Receipt Of Money Or Interview With Fadden
When the "secret fund" Royal Commission resumed today the former Attorney General (Mr. Hughes), cross examined by Mr. Cassidy, K.C. (for Charles Nelson, president of the Miners' Federation), ...
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Still Tongue in Mail Advised By Army—Big Danger to Allies
The Director of Military intelligence at Army Headquarters in Sydney today warned people against writing letters which might ...
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RAILWAYS' TRANSFER FOR ALLIES
The Premier (Mr. McKell) said today that railway locomotives and waggons which were sent by New South Wales to British and Russian forces made up ...
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OVERSEA NEWS
Overseas news messages published in this Issue are supplied by the Australian Associated Press to which "The Liberal" subscribes. ...
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Panama Has Three Presidents In Day—First Flees But Has Return Ticket
Panama had three Presidents today within the space of a few hours. Senor Arnulfo Arias was the first, but he fled to Cuba, and was succeeded by the second Vice-President (Senor Ernest Guardia), who formed a Cabinet, then ...
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Freyberg Says Crete Saved Time and Taught Lessons To Nazi Hordes
Fresh facts about the fighting in Greece and Crete were given by General Freyberg in an account prepared for the Minister for Defence (Mr. Jones) and laid before Parliament today. ...
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GROWING ANTI-WAR MOVE IN RUMANIA
Neutral businessmen, arriving in Turkey from Rumania, say there are unmistakable signs of a movement for stopping hostilities ...
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COWRA A.I.F. MAN KILLED IN ACTION
A New South Wales casualty list issued tonight included the following:— In Australia Placed on dangerously ill list and ...
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Awards For Heroism
Awards for bravery were made to 48 Australians for their deeds at Greece, Crete and Tobruk, including seven Military Crosses, it was ...
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Waterfront Watchmen Tell of Attacks
During hearing by Mr. Justice de Baun of a claim for increased rates for waterfront (watchmen today, Patrick Michael Keenan declared that ...
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BETTER DRAINAGE AIM OF COUNCIL WORK
Dubbo Council's outdor stall is engaged in the construction of a drainage by-pass from the eastern side of Fitzroy Street to the opposite corner ...
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AIR AID FOR TROOPS
The Minister for Air (Mr. Drakeford) raid today that air support for Australian troops was of paramount importance. Australia, he declared, ...
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