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BRITISH FIGHTING IN
LONDON, September 17.—British and Italian forces are now fighting in Egypt. British General headquarters in Cairo announced to-day that strong enemy elements had ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BOMBS ON LONDON'S
LONDON, September 17.—Fashionable areas in London bombed by German raiders last night included Piccadilly, Park Lane, Berkeley Square, and Bond Street. It was announced officially to-day that four enemy bombers ...
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Desert Forces Clash
ITALIAN mechanised column crossing the Libyan Desert near the Egyptian border. Such forces, which have penetrated more than ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HITLER'S TIMETABLE REVISED
NEW YORK, September 17.—"Hitler's failure to take advantage of the high September tides is tantamount to a ...
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Late City: War News
LONDON, September 17.—In a statement to the House of Commons the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said that the German ...
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Japanese Demand On Indo-China Reported
NEW YORK, September 17.—The leader of the Japanese mission to Indo-China (Mr. Nishihara) has presented Japan's final demands to the ...
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£50,000 FEDERAL SIFT FOR BOMB VICTIMS
THE Commonwealth Government has decided to give £50,000 for the relief of distress caused in Great Britain by the bombing of civilians. This will be cabled to London immediately. Donations to the British Bomb ...
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£1M. ORDER FOR US. FLYING BOATS
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The War Cabinet has decided to buy 11 more PBY flying boats from America at a cost of £1,000,000. ...
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ONE ROUND: ONE RAIDER
LONDON, September 17.—A few minutes before this morning's third mid warning—9.15—railway passengers standing outside a station in the ...
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Air Battles All Day In Drizzle
LONDON, September 17.—Air battles continued off and on almost all yesterday above a thick, low curtain of drizzle which hid ...
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STATE FUNERAL AT CAIRNS FOR MR. PEASE
A State funeral will be accorded to Mr. Percy Pease, Minister for Lands, and Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party, who ...
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SYRIA NOW VEERING TOWARD BRITAIN
LONDON, September 17.—Reports from Syria confirm the statement that friction is developing between the civilian and military authorities there and the Italian Disarmament Commission, says the Angora Correspondent of The Times. ...
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PREMIER'S WARNING TO JAPAN
TOKIO, September 17.—In an adviser, to-day, the Premier (Prince Konoye) said: "I think that Japan's situation will become increasingly more ...
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Late News
LONDON, September 17.—The Dally Telegraph's special correspondent, Arthur Merton, says that Italo-German propaganda and the enrolment ...
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LORD LAMINGTON DEAD
LONDON, September 17.—The death occurred this morning of Lord Lamington, a former Governor of Queensland (from 1895 to 1901), and later ...
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735,488 'Phone Calls To Help Britain
NEW YORK, September 17.—Mr. W. A. White's Committee to Aid the Allies has completed arrangements for 1410 women to ...
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KILLED BY CABLE OF RUNAWAY BALLOON
LONDON, September 17.—An Inquest on Danial Dunsden, railwayman, revealed that a trailing cable from a breakaway barrage balloon lassoed him ...
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