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  2. US Anglophobes Demand "What We Take We Hold" Policy

    GUAM.—As the war moves quickly to a close, the question of Pacific bases for the United States is till being raised truculently by many American Anglophobes and non-militarists, whose ideas are based generally on a "what we take we hold" policy rather than on strategic requirements. ...

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  3. Cancellation Of Lend-Lease Arouses Fears

    NEW YORK.—Allied missions in Washington, notably the British and Australian, are preparing to make friendly representations to the United States to explain the ...

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    SOME OF THE FIRST WOMEN of the Australian Army Nursing Service to serve in north-west Beorneo, standing in front of the plane which ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. NAZIS LOSE WEALTH AND POWER

    LONDON.—A message from Frankfort-on-Main says that the Nazis will not he allowed to retain "wealth, power or influence" in any capacity. This is the theme of a sweeping m\new ban by the Allied military ...

    Article : 146 words
  6. Can Only Bath After Midnight

    LONDON.—It is a back lookout for the people of Melsham. Wiltshire. if the townsfolk of the neighbouring Throwbridge decide they want to ...

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  7. No "Atomic" Cars Or Planes For Century

    LONDON.—The head of the British scientists who worked on the production of the atomic bomb. Sir George Thompson, declared that he ...

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  8. GREAT TOLL OF HORROR CAMPS

    LONDON.—The total of people murdered in all German concentration camps was 26 millions, according to French Government investigators ...

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  9. Silver Plate For Cruiser Shropshire

    LONDON.— A silver plate presented to the cruiser Shropshire by the citizens of the county of Shropshire will be formally handed over to the Australian High ...

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  10. Airmen of Doolittle Raid Released

    CHUNGKING, Sunday.—Three US airmen who took part in the Doolittle raid over Tokio in April, 1942, and were forced down and taken prisoner, have ...

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  11. Jap Thought His Side Used Atom Bomb

    NEW YORK.—"Have you heard about the atomic bombs used in this war?" American officers asked the Japanese Lieutenant-Colonel Shizume ...

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  12. Investments Planning Explained By United Kingdom Minister

    LONDON.—"There is no intention of compelling anyone to invest their resources in one way rather than another." said the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Dr. Hugh Dalton, in the House of Commons, replying to a request by Mr. Churchill for a clarification of the phrase in the King's speech, "the ...

    Article : 203 words
  13. More Food For POW In Jap Hands

    LONDON.— The Secretary of War. Mr. Lawson, told the House of Commons that news had been received that the Japanese ...

    Article : 139 words
  14. SCIENCE TRAPPED POSTAL THIEF

    NEW YORK. — Science is credited with the trapping of a veteran mail carrier, who now is held on a charge of stealing the mails. ...

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  15. London Hunt By G-Men For Criminal

    LONDON.— London, which until now had relied on "Crime Doesn't Pay" films for knowledge of G-men's work, is now seeing them in action in a West End hunt ...

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  16. Truman's Straight Talk To French Pressmen

    WASHINGTON. — American hadn't had a square deal with the French Press. President Truman told French correspondent at the White House, ...

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  17. America To Use German Scientists

    LONDON.—German scientists will be taken to the United States to continue their military experiments and research. ...

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  18. US Troops To Help In British Harvest

    LONDON, Sunday. — US troops in Britain have volunteered to work on the land and help get in Britain's harvest. ...

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  19. Prisoners Released In Indo-China

    MANILA, Sunday. — The Japs have released all prisoners of war in the Hanoi camp in French Indo-China. Of them, 300 are known to be Indians ...

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  20. Freedom of New York For de Gaulle

    NEW YORK, Sunday.—The freedom of the city is to be given by the people of New York to General de Gaulle tomorrow. ...

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  21. Governing Japan Is A Major Problem

    MANILA.—The military government of Japan is expected to provide one of the major problems of the Allied occupying forces. Although the general policy will be to work through the Emieror and a government willing to co-operate, a great deal of responsibility will rest with the Allied authorities. Over-riding the general ...

    Article : 433 words
  22. Half Hut Is Better Than No Home

    LONDON.—Twenty-five years ago the British Legion at Kingsteignton, Devon, built a hut as a club for ex-servicemen at a cost of £120. ...

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  23. DDT CONTROLS TO END ON AUGUST 31

    WASHINGTON.—With all controls being lifted from the production of DDT on August 31, sufficient quantities will be available within a month to permit every ...

    Article : 73 words
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