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  2. JAPANESE LANDING ON BALI Presage Java Onslaught

    A Batavia message states that a considerable Japanese expeditionary force attempted to occupy the island of Bali, immediately to the east of Java. The Dutch are resisting strongly. The landing on Bali is taken as an indication that ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN BONDS

    Perhaps it was sympathy for Australia because of Japan's fierce bombing attack on Darwin that to-day Australian Government bonds enjoyed ...

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  4. RED ARMY. ANNIVERSARY APPROACHES

    Exhilaration to rising like great wind throughout Russls, as the anniversary of the Red Army approaches, namely, February 23. ...

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  5. HARBOUR AREA.

    Thursday's Indies communique states: Twenty-four Japanese planes yesterday attacked the harbour at Sourabaya Allied fighters attacked ...

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  6. LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.

    The Secretary for War (Capt. A. Margesson), in moving the army estimates in the House of Commons, reviewed the Middle East He said ...

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  7. BRITISH CABINET RESHUFFLE Announcement of Changes

    Changes in the Ministry were announced to-day. Sir Kingsley Wood and Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Minister for Reconstruction, will leave the War Cabinet, but Sir Kingsley Wood is expected to retain the Chancellorship of the Exchequer. ...

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  8. WAVE OF EXECUTIONS.

    A new wave of executions throughout occupied Europe is suggested by reports reaching Landon. In France a further 45 hostages are ...

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  9. SUPPLIES SHORT.

    The Berne correspondent of the, "New York Times" says that the Nazi Government has warned the German people that it is their last ...

    Article : 195 words
  10. HAWAII NOT ATTACKED.

    A navy spokesman said that "the Vichy radio report that the Japanese had made a new air attack on Hawaii was pure propaganda, and recalled that ...

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  11. BILIN RIVER BATTLE.

    Imperial defenders are battling desperately to hold the Japanese on the Bilin River as the second major front developed north-east on the Thailand ...

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  12. PRESSURE ON GERMANS.

    The Berlin radio says that the Russians are exerting heavy pressure against the Germans encircling Leningrad. The Russians on February 18. ...

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  13. SEA APPROACHES.

    An official announcement describes Marshal Chiang Kai-shek's conversations with Indian leaders as very satisfactory. An ...

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  14. ENEMY ACTIVITIES.

    White House passed the Appropriations Bill, in which 300,000 dollars are ear-marked for the investigation of Japanese activities ...

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  15. DOMINIONS REPRESENTATION.

    Mr. Attlee's appointment introduce a reform previously urged on the Government, and means that the Dominions will have constant representation ...

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  16. WEST BANK OF BILIN CROSSED?

    A Rangoon communique says: "After heavy casualties on both sides the enemy succeeded in crossing to the west bank of the Bilin River, cutting into our ...

    Article : 135 words
  17. ENEMY DEFENCES PIERCED;

    The Moscow radio stated that on the Leningrad front the Russians pierced the first and second lines of German defences. The Russians are carrying ...

    Article : 43 words
  18. "THE TIMES" COMMENT.

    "The Times," in a leader, says that Mr. Churchill earned the thanks and congratulations of his countrymen. He had again shown himself possessed of ...

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  19. LOSSES AT SINGAPORE.

    A Berlin radio message from Tokio says that 2170 civilians were killed and 4915 injured in the battle for Singapore. Enemy aircraft losses in ...

    Article : 99 words
  20. QUEEMAND S DEFENCES.

    An assurance that the defences of Queensland were receiving the utmost consideration in all their aspects was given by the Minister for the Army ...

    Article : 157 words
  21. CHINESE ON MOVE.

    The United Press correspondent says that militarists estimate that 100,000 Chinese troops are proceeding to Burma, while the Chinese Intelligence ...

    Article : 148 words
  22. EMPLOYERS WARNED.

    Unless employers give more helpful suggestions on the rationalisation and organisation of industry for the diversion of labour and materials to the ...

    Article : 176 words
  23. ESSENTIAL WAR WORK.

    The tearing down of banners and prejudices against employment of women in essential war work was urged by Mr. R. G. Menzies in a ...

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  24. VICIOUS BRAWL.

    The police were called out to quell one of the worst brawls ever to occur in a Sydney public hall on Thursday night. For more than half an hour ...

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  25. JAPANESE SEA LOSSES

    Japanese sea losses to February 14, based on official information, total 110 ships sunk, 26 probably sunk and 45 damaged. Details of the losses are: ...

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  26. TRIBUTE TO BRITAIN.

    The noted columnist, Dorothy Thompson, in a stirring article to-day replied to critics of Britain over Singapore. She said: "Yes, I read Cecil ...

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  27. RAIDERS INTERCEPTED.

    A communique issued at 4 p.m. says a Netherlands Indies formation of 16 American P40 pursuit planes intercepted 25 Japanese bombers and two ...

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  28. MINISTER'S WARNING.

    Relatives of members of the A.I.F. who were in Malaya were warned today by the Minister for the Army (Mr. F. M. Forde) not to build up hopes that ...

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  29. PILOT SAFE.

    Wing-Conunander John Lerew has been reported safe. He had been reported missing after a successful attack on enemy shipping off New ...

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  30. GIRL STRANGLED.

    The body of June Florence Peisley (12) was found to-day on an allotment near the entrance to the Leichhardt Canal. The police allege that she was ...

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  31. JAPANESE ADMISSION.

    The Berlin radio from Tokio says that the Japanese army Press chief admits that 61 Japanese transports have been damaged, apart from those ...

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  32. POSITION IN PHILIPPINES.

    A communique issued at 9.30 a.m. from the Philippine theatre says: The enemy is increasing pressure on our lines at Bataan, particularly on the ...

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  33. TOUR OF INSPECTION.

    The Minister for the Army (Mr. F. M. Forde) announced to-night that a tour of inspection of medical facilities for the Australian troops and certain ...

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  34. WAVELL ALLEGEDLY WOUNDED.

    The Tokio radio alleges that General Sir Archibald Wavell has been wounded and is receiving medical treatment at Sourabaya. ...

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  35. WAR DEBATE.

    The Lord Privy Seal (Mr. C. R. Attlee), in the House of Commons, announced the holding of a two-days' war debate at the next meeting, with ...

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  36. BRITISH CAVALRY TRY OUT NEW TANKS FROM U.S.A.

    Bridan cavalrymen, now mechanised, signalling by sernaphore to other tanks of the squadron from their newly-arrived American-built cruiser tank. These fast tanks, built in factoriae of the U.S.A., are arriving in large numbers for British armies in the field, and many ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  37. MOVE TS THAILAND.

    The Chinese spokesman said to-day: "we are moving into Thailand, step by step, in order to bring the Allied cooperation into effect," but he said he ...

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  38. ISLANDS CAPTURED.

    The Tokio radio says that a Domei agency message states that after the occupation of Singapore the Japanese without bloodshed captured Batam and ...

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  39. NEW PROCESS.

    The Wall-street Journal says that the Ford and the Union Carbide Companies are going into magnesium production, using a sensational new ...

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  40. BECOMES BASTION.

    The Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Ceylon (Sir Andrew Caldecott), warning the State Council that the time had come for Ceylon to clear ...

    Article : 67 words
  41. STOP PRESS!

    Vivid stories of the raids on Darwin were told by air passengers who reached Townsville to-night. One man who had been through ...

    Article : 246 words
  42. REINFOBCEMENTS AT JAVA.

    A Netherlands East Indies news agency at Batavia telegraphs that foreign troops, including Americans, have arrived at Java. ...

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  43. THAIS RETREATING.

    The United Press correspondent at Chungking says that it is officially reported that the Chinese forces defeated the Thais, who were retreating ...

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  44. HEAVY CASUALTIES.

    A Rangoon communique says that British troops drove the Japanese forces trying to cross the Bilin into the river. Violent fighting, with heavy casualties ...

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  45. GERMAN PRESSURE.

    The "New York Times" Berne correspondent says that the monthly "Suedost Echo" the mouthpiece of the Wilhelmstrasse, reflects increasing ...

    Article : 55 words
  46. ALASKAN AGENCIES.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Mackenzle King) told the House of Commons that, "for the appropriate, defence of their agencies, Canada and the United States ...

    Article : 49 words
  47. LIBERTY LOAN.

    Although the £35,000,000 Liberty Loan has been opened only three days, applications already number about 28,000, which is substantially, in excess ...

    Article : 45 words
  48. GREEK CHILDREN.

    The International Red Cross now announces arrangements for the evacuation of 9000 Greek children, 1000 of whom are going to Turkey, 5000 to ...

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  49. HUNGARIAN DEPUTY REGENT.

    The Swiss radio says that a special session of the Hungarian Parliament elected, Stefan, Horthy, the eldest son of the Resent, as Deputy Regent and ...

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  50. £22,000,000 SUBSCRIBED.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. J. Curtin) announced to-night that the amount subscribed to the loan to date was £22.000.000. Banks had reported that ...

    Article : 41 words
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