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ITALY'S ADVANCE
LONDON, September 18.—The Italians continue to advance in Egypt, but their progress along the coastal road is being severely harassed by British bombers and warships, which are ...
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300 RAIDERS CROSS
LONDON, September 18.—Three hundred raiders crossed the south-east coast in an endless stream for fifteen minutes this afternoon. There were eight fighter escorts for each bomber. ...
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Buckingham Palace Bombed: Picture By Radio
THE KING AND QUEEN inspecting damage caused by a Nazi bomb which wrecked portion of Buckingham Palace. The palace was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ST. PAUL'S BOMB HERO LIKES HIS THRILLERS
LONDON, September 18.—Mrs. Davies, the wife of Lieutenant Robert Davies, a French-Canadian, who. with his squad of Royal ...
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"London Bombing Has Not Impaired British Resistance"
NEW YORK, September 18.—United States military experts agree that the bombing of London has not impaired Britain's powers of resistance. The United Press commentator ...
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SEE WHAT LONDON IS "TAKING"
Graphic and exclusive pictures of the bombings of London by Nazi raiders in the last fortnight are ...
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Threat of Delay To Dockyards
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The stop work meeting of 6000 members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union in Sydney on ...
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Late City: War News
LONDON, September 18.—The British United Press correspondent at Cairo says that the Italians are moving up, hugging the coastline, and are ...
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LATE CITY: WAR NEWS
LONDON, September 18.—The Secretary of State for Air (Sir Archibald Sinclair) stated in a speech that it was reliably reported that as a result of the R.A.F. attacks German production has fallen by 30 per cent. ...
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Little Damage To British Food Supplies
LONDON, September 18.—The Minister for Food (Lord Woolton) said in a speech that the German air raids are obviously directed against food ...
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"Rain Ought To Lay The Shrapnel"
LONDON, September 18.—The wet gale in the English Channel brought a wry witticism from a resident of Dover ...
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MR. MENZIES' PLANE TOSSED BY HALF GALE
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Returning by air to-day from his election visit to Tasmania, the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) had an unexpected experience. ...
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R.A.F. LAYS MINEFIELDS
LONDON, September 18.—Flying hundreds of thousands of miles with only one or two losses, the R.A.P. has laid more than 30 separate minefields ...
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INVASION PLAN REPORTED TO BE POSTPONED
LONDON, September 18.—A Stockholm message states that the Berlin correspondent of the conservative newspaper. Nya Dagligt Allenhanda ...
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N.S.W. AGAINST STATE TAX INSTALMENTS
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Premier (Mr. Main) said to-night that the policy of the State Government was opposed to the payment of State ...
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MAN, 83, GIVES 4 PLANES TO BRITAIN
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Mr. Alma Baker, 83, of Perak. Federated Malay States, has given £20,000 sterling to the British Air Ministry for four ...
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