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  2. SOLOMONS VICTORY

    The actions between the opposing surface naval forces which had been known to be in progress in the south-eastern Solomons for several days and which one correspondent has described as the greatest naval battle since Jutland, has ended, as did Jellicoe's victory, in the hurried withdrawal of the remainder of the enemy fleet under ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. DARLAN'S ROLE.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The BBC in its European service last night threw some light on Admiral Darlan's status in North Africa. ...

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  4. ONWARD TO BUNA.

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Nov I7.—Battered almost ceaselessly from the air and faced by Australian and American forces advancing ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. VATICAN ATTACKED.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—"Nobody can deny that representatives of all Italy's enemies are staying in Vatican City," says Rome radio quoting ...

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  6. DERNA OCCUPIED.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The Cairo communique today announced that our troops had occupied Derna (100 miles north-west of Tobruk) and ...

    Article : 368 words
  7. ALLIES IN TUNISIA

    LONDON, Nov 17.—British and American troops are continuing their advance into Tunisia, but reports of fighting between Allied and Axis troops near the strategic port of Bizerta are said to be premature. According to the Algiers radio a French battalion clashed with enemy ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. RUSSIAN FRONT.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—A Russian communique this morning said that fighting yesterday continued in Stalingrad's factory area where the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. "PURSUING THE ENEMY."

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The Berlin radio stated today: "After a Japanese victory over American naval forces off Guadalcanal American ...

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  10. MACARTHUR THERE

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Nov 17.—"General Douglas MacArthur, C-in-C of the Allied Forces in the South-West Pacific Area, with ...

    Article : 109 words
  11. MOROCCO LANDINGS.

    LONDON, Nov. 17.—Correspondents with the American task force tell how 2 signal corps officers drove from Port Lyautey to take ...

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  12. TOJO CAREFUL.

    NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Berlin radio yesterday quoted a Tokio dispatch stating that the Prime Minister (General Tojo) addressing a ...

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  13. PLANNING FINAL STAGES.

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Nov 16.—Although the announcement that General MacArthur, General Sir Thomas Blamey and ...

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  14. SIX DAYS RUNNING.

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Nov 17.—For the sixth successive day, Australian-based bombers launched an attack against ...

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  15. AXIS CHIEFS.

    NEW YORK, Nov 16.—The Berne correspondent of the "New York Times" reported last night that according to unconfirmed Rome ...

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  16. CHINESE SUCCESS.

    CHUNGKING, Nov 17.—A communique issued here last night says that the Chinese have won an important victory in the foothills of the ...

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  17. RED ARMY RESERVE.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The Moscow "Red Star" says that the Soviet is holding in reserve big ski forces many of which will be used during ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. BEFORE THE BATTLE.

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Nov 17.—A Japanese convoy extending farther than the eye can see and packed with troops and ...

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  19. TURKISH VIEW.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The Istanbul correspondent of "The Times" says: "The Turks Interpret the deterioration of the Axis position in North ...

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  20. SANTA CRUZ FIGHT.

    WASHINGTON, Nov 15.—The Director of the Office of War Information (Mr Elmer Davis) said today: "The Japanese High ...

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  21. ESCAPE FROM VICHY.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—According to a Scandinavian newsagency report Marcel Peyrouton, the former Vichy Minister for the Interior, has ...

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  22. BLOODY VENDETTA.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—On the Italian frontier Monsignor Srebrenic, Bishop of Veglia Island, south-east of Fiume, has appealed to the Pope to ...

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  23. PINCHING OFF RABAUL

    WASHINGTON, Nov 17.—"The Solomons battle may well develop into a decisive struggle," writes Glen Perry in the New York "Sun." ...

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  24. POLITICAL ADVISERS.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—In reference to the report that British political advisers have been sent to North Africa, the Foreign Office states: "A ...

    Article : 66 words
  25. BRITISH CONVOY.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—The Beirut radio reports that a big convoy has arrived at Algiers from Britain. It said that although the convoy, was ...

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  26. IN BERLIN.

    LONDON, Nov 17.—A correspondent of "The Times" on the German frontier states that the mystified people of Berlin are showing a ...

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  27. OCEAN ORDEAL.

    NEW YORK, Nov 16.—Nine US Navy fliers lost their lives but 3 others reached shore on a rubber raft after 11 hours' battling in heavy ...

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  28. FACE LOST TWICE

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Nov 16.—Lt-General Tomatore Horii, Commander of the Japanese force which has been driven out of the ...

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  29. AXIS TROOP MOVES.

    LONDON, Nov. 17.—The "Daily Telegraph's" Stockholm correspondent says that Hitler is hurrying troops and planes from South ...

    Article : 109 words
  30. AMERICAN CONSUL PROUD.

    CANBERRA, Nov 17.—The news was "just wonderful," said Mr Nelson T. Johnson, United States Minister to Australia. The clash ...

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