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  2. FORWARD IN PAPUA

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Oct 6.—Re-occupation by the Australian troops of Kogi and Myola, close to The Gap in the Owen Stanley Range, and a big flare-up in the air war, with widespread efforts by Japanese fighters to upset on Allied blitz against Rabaul and attacks on Buna and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. JUNGLE HEROES.

    BRISBANE, Oct 6.—A number of invalided men have landed at an Australian port after having fought the Japanese in the jungles behind ...

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  4. SOLOMONS CLASHES.

    WASHINGTON, Oct 5.—The Japanese are still landing small reinforcements at night-time on Guadalcanal in the Solomons. This is ...

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  5. STALINGRAD STAND

    LONDON, Oct 6.—Reports from Moscow describe the German attacks against Stalingrad in the last 24 hours as the strongest to date. Germans at I place before workers' settlements attacked 22 times without success. "Pravda" however admits that the Germans are "forging slowly ahead ...

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  6. SECOND FRONT.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—"I have read and considered Stalin's statement on the question of a second front and we are quite clear that no statement ...

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  7. WAR IN THE AIR.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—An Air Ministry communique this morning stated: "A strong force of bombers last night attacked objectives in ...

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  8. EGYPTIAN FRONT.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—A communique issued in Rome today says that British reconnaissance forces late yesterday and last night attacked in ...

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  9. MONTH'S REVIEW.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The Air Ministry stated yesterday that the RAF in September took the offensive over Europe on 16 nights and 11 days and ...

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  10. ENEMY SUPPLY SHIPS.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—An Admiralty communique yesterday afternoon announced that British submarines in the Mediterranean twice torpedoed ...

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  11. SKY BATTLES.

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Oct 5.—Japanese Zero fighters came out of their weeks-long hiding over New. Guinea today and were ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. STALIN'S LETTER.

    LONDON, Oct 6.— The Moscow correspondent of the Associated Press says that the British Ambassador (Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr) and ...

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  13. WAR PROSPERITY.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The 'Daily Express" correspondent in Cairo says that Egypt is enjoying a stock market boom such as she enjoyed when ...

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  14. COMBAT PLANES.

    WASHINGTON. Oct 6.—"American combat planes are more than a match for opposing enemy planes," said a House of Representatives ...

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  15. INDIAN PROBLEM.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The Bishop of Birmingham (Dr E. W. Barnes) addressing local transport workers said: "Because Mr Gandhi would not ...

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  16. "THERE IS NO HURRY."

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The Moscow newspaper, "Pravda," publishes a cartoon entitled "Council of military experts," and showing a group ...

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  17. COMPASSION FOR ORPHANS.

    LONDON. Oct 6.—United States soldiers have adopted nearly 30 children who are orphans as the result of German air raids on Bath, ...

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  18. USA's DETERMINATION.

    NEW YORK, Oct 5.—the Washington bureau of the "Herald-Tribune" reports; "Commenting on Stalin's second front appeal the ...

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  19. IN MADAGASCAR.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—A communique last night from Lt-General Sir William Platt. General Officer Commanding in Chief in fast Africa, on ...

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  20. A NOTABLE INDIAN.

    LONDON, Oct 5.—The Maharajah Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, one of the Indian representatives in the War Cabinet and the .Pacific Defence ...

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  21. THE RED ARMY.

    NEW YORK, Oct 5.—According to the Associated Press the rumours circulated in Switzerland and broadcast by Axis propagandists that M ...

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  22. CONCESSION TO INDIA.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—'The Times" in the course of a leader discussing the forthcoming House of Commons debate on Indian affairs, says: "The ...

    Article : 181 words
  23. "NO MISUNDERSTANDING."

    NEW YORK. Oct 5.—Referring at St Louis today to Stalin' appeal the British Ambassador (Lord Hall- fax) said: "I think Stalin. Roosevelt ...

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  24. AMERICAN TAXES.

    WASHINGTON, Oct 6.—The Secretary of the Treasury (Mr Henry Morgenthau) announced that the Treasury intends to ask Congress ...

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  25. USA BATTLESHIP.

    LONDON. Oct 6.—Rome radio claimed this afternoon that an Italian submarine commanded by Captain Enso Orossi that morning sank ...

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  26. ALEUTIAN BASES.

    WASHINGTON, Oct 5.—A Navy Department communique announces that army bombers operating from the new US bases in the Andreanof ...

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  27. WENDELL WILLKIE'S HOPE.

    CHUNGKING, Oct 6.—An Associated Press correspondent states that the US Republican, Mr Wendell Willkie, said he hoped that Stalin's] ...

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  28. IRAKI CABINET.

    LONDON, Oct 16.—A message from Bagdad says that the Iraki Cabinet has resigned as the result of a dispute over Internal economic ques- ...

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  29. USA PRODUCTION.

    TORONTO, Oct 6:—"We have won the battle of production and the dictators must know that the armies of America and Canada are ...

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  30. PRESS RESTRICTIONS.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—At a conference of 90 editors of English and Indian language newspapers, held in Bombay. a resolution was adopted ...

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  31. TANKS AT DIEPPE.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—Mr Shinwell (Lab) in the House of Commons to-day asked the Secretary for War (Sir James Grigg) for a statement ...

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  32. GERMANY WITHIN.

    NEW YORK, Oct 5.—The Washington bureau of the "New York Times" reports: "Marshal Goering's speech is the first real sign In 3 years ...

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  33. MANILA INTERNEES

    CHICAGO, Oct 8.—The Washington bureau of the "Sun" says that Americans returning by exchange from the Philippines report that ...

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  34. RAAF FACILITIES.

    CANBERRA. Oct 6.—Additional air transport and ground vehicles will be provided shortly in the New Guinea battle area to assist in ...

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  35. NATIONAL WAR FRONT.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The Prime Minister of Assam (Sir Muhammad Saadulla) and the other members of the Government have placed ...

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  36. PLANE TRAGEDY.

    WASHINGTON, Oct 6:—In the aeroplane crash at Botwood, New-foundland (reported in yesterday's issue of "The West Australian"), 5 ...

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  37. OIL IN BRITAIN.

    NEW YORK. Oct 6.—Henry Taylor, correspondent of the North American Newspaper Alliance in Britain, reports that an oil field of ...

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  38. ON HIGH GROUND

    SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. Oct 5.—With Efogi in their hands the Australian forward units are probing shead cautiously towards ...

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  39. "UNDERGROUND" PAPERS.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The "Daily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent says that a remarkable collection of Dutch underground news ...

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  40. GOVERNOR OF ALEPPO.

    LONDON. Oct 6.—Berlin radio states that an attempt was made to assassinate the Governor of Aleppo while he was motoring to Damascus. ...

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  41. JAPANESE FUNDS.

    NEW YORK, Oct 6.—The "New York Times" says that the Honduras Government ordered all blocked Japanese funds to be de- ...

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  42. FOOD IN EUROPE.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The German Propaganda Minister (Dr Goebbels) has acted swiftly In an effort to remedy the damage done to German ...

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  43. MARGINAL FARMERS

    WASHINGTON, Oct 6.—At Peoria (Illinois) in recommending that the shortage of agriculture manpower and rural slums would be abolished ...

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  44. TRAGIC TRAIN SMASH

    NEW DELHI, Oct 6.—It was officially stated yesterday that a train smash 200 miles from Bombay. reported on Sunday, was due to sabot ...

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  45. "FOXY" MACARTHUR.

    NEW YORK, Oct 6.—Discussing the Japanese failure to resist the Allied advance in the Owen Stanley area in Papua, the "Daily News" ...

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  46. AIR ACCIDENT.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—A message from Bulawayo (Southern Rhodesia) states that Sgt R. P. Bowden, of the RAAF, from New South Wales, was ...

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  47. CROSS-CHANNEL GUN DUEL.

    LONDON, Oct 6.—The heaviest cross-Channel British-German gun duel for some time, lasting an hour, rocked houses on the south-east ...

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  48. LOST IN PACIFIC.

    WASHINGTON. Oct 6.—A Navy communique states that the submarine Grunion is overdue in the Pacific, and must be presumed lost. ...

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