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  2. ADVANCES — IN NIPPON STYLE

    Throughout history much ingenuity has been exercised by generals to disguise defeats and retreats, but surely few have surpassed the latest efforts of Radio Tokio. Last Sunday night it had this to say about Guam:—"Japanese troops have fought their way to the extreme tip of Guam, ...

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  3. BATTLE OF NORMANDY WON

    LONDON, Saturday.—"The German 7th Army has been smashed and its power of effective resistance completely gone. Its broken remnonts are falling to the Seine with Allied armour hot on its heels. With the shattering of this formidable army, the Battle of Normandy has now been won." This statement was ...

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  4. Referendum Swing to "No"

    Late last night, progress voting in the Referendum showed a NO majority in Queensland, NSW, Tasmania and Western Australia. Full details ...

    Article : 126 words
  5. Soviets Storm Sandomierz

    MOSCOW. Saturday.— Soviet forces, have stormed and captured the Vistula town of Sandomierz, 110 miles south-west of Warsaw, the town ...

    Article : 237 words
  6. Sidelights in France

    LONDON, Saturday.—General Eisenhower held a five-hours conference in Normandy to-day, which may have far reaching effects on future ...

    Article : 121 words
  7. Death to Panzers

    MOSCOW, Saturday.—The shattering Allied air blitz on German tanks in Normandy yesterday, had a counterpart on the Russian front. ...

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  8. PLANS FOR OCCUPYING GERMANY

    President Roosevelt said yesterday that Britain, Russia and the United States had reached a complete understanding on the plans for the occupation of Germany. Future talks with Mr. Churchill are likely, he said. He said that the European ...

    Article : 147 words
  9. C-IN-C ADDRESSES GREEK SOLDIERS

    CAIRO, Saturday.—More strong forces of Greek soldiers will be ready shortly to fight in Italy, it was stated yesterday. ...

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  10. Plans For Non-Stop Attacks On Japanese

    PEARL HARBOUR, Saturday.—Admiral Chester Nimitz, C-in-C Pacific Fleet, yesterday outlined a scheme by which the United States would ...

    Article : 136 words
  11. Bremen, Berlin on Bombing List

    LONDON, Saturday.—Last night the RAF sent out more than a thousand heavy bombers, with Bremen, Germany's second largest port, and a synthetic oil plant in the Ruhr as the main objectives. ...

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  12. Airmen From Italy Drop Supplies To Polish Troops

    ROME, Saturday.— Arms, ammunition, supplies of all kinds, have been dropped to the Polish patriots in Warsaw by a most daring band of ...

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  13. No Snipers At Florence

    NAPLES, Saturday.— Troops of the British 8th Army in Florence have now cleared the centre of the city of snipers. Heavy rain has been ...

    Article : 83 words
  14. 60,000 Italian Prisoners Working In England.

    LONDON, Saturday.— It was stated to-day that 60,000 Italian prisoners of war in England were actively assisting the United Nations' war ...

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  15. PEACE, PRO TEM, AT CANBERRA

    CANBERRA, Saturday.—There is an aura, at the moment, of perfect peace at Canberra, where there is no voting on the Referendum, except ...

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  16. Liberators Strike at Amboina - Ceram: 4468 Japs Killed on Noemfoor and 290 Taken Prisoner

    GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HQ, Saturday.—On Thursday, the main weight of the South-West Pacific bombing was shifted from Halmahera-Philippine objectives to the Amboina-Ceram area, slightly to the south. A strong force of Liberators, escorted by Lockheed Lightnings, attacked Liang and Haroekoe aerodromes, destroying an undetermined number of parked Jap planes and starting numerous fires. The Lightnings encountered a ...

    Article : 347 words
  17. AIRSTRIP ERECTED IN EIGHT DAYS

    CANBERRA, Saturday.—The Department of Air has revealed how a task force which occupied a coral island in the South-West Pacific, ...

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  18. LONDON'S PAPERS ACCLAIM TRIUMPHS

    LONDON, Saturday.—London's newspapers, without exception, have bailed the Allied triumphs in France as the greatest news of the war. ...

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