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  2. SHATTERED.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—The historic monastery on Mt Cassino has been smashed by heavy bombardment, both by artillery and from the air. ...

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  3. HAND-TO-HAND.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Reuters correspondent in Algiers said last night that hand-to-hand fighting went on in the ruined streets of Cassino ...

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  4. ARGENTINE COUP.

    NEW YORK, Feb 15.—The "New York Times" reports from Buenos Aires: "A group of comparatively junior army officers, alarmed at ...

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  5. PEACE FEELERS.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Reuters Stockholm correspondent, quoting "a reliable source," says that M Paasikivi (formerly Finnish Minister in ...

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  6. BERLIN BLASTED.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—"Another large-scale raid was carried out on Berlin last night and it was comparatively uneventful, except for ...

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  7. KANEV POCKET

    LONDON, Feb 16.—German efforts to break through north-west of Svengorodka west of the middle Dnieper to relieve the Germans trapped in the Kaney pocket are getting weaker, according to Reuters Moscow correspondent, who states: "The latest reports show that the Russians ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. TAKEN BY ALLIES.

    WITH GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HQ IN NEW GUINEA, Feb 16.—With the occupation of the Green Islands by New Zealand and ...

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  9. DEFEATING JAPAN

    WITH GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HQ IN NEW GUINEA, Feb 16.—Blockade and bombing alone cannot defeat Japan, was the opinion ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. ENTRAPPED ENEMY.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—"Herded into the last remaining pocket in the south-west corner of the Kanev trap, the remnants of the ten German ...

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  11. RAMIREZ'S "TRUMP CARD."

    NEW YORK, Feb 15.—The New York "Herald Tribune" correspondent in Buenos Aires states that the GOU would like General Ramirez to ...

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  12. ATROCITY CASES.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Mr L. D. Gammans (Con) asked in the House of Commons yesterday if the Secretary for War (Sir James Grigg) was ...

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  13. RABAUL HIT HEAVILY.

    WITH GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HQ IN NEW GUINEA, Feb 16.—Japanese fighter pilots were more aggressive than usual in attempting ...

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  14. GIPPSLAND FIRES.

    MELBOURNE, Feb 16.—Judge Stretton has been appointed a Royal Commissioner to inquire into the cause of the disastrous Gippsland ...

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  15. NAVY IN ACTION.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Broadsides from British cruisers and destroyers cut the Appian Way between the southern Italian front and the ...

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  16. THE ALTERNATIVE.

    WASHINGTON, Feb 15.—At his Press conference today President Roosevelt declared that the Allies were shelling Mt Cassino monastery ...

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  17. OFFICIAL REPORT.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Today's Air Ministry communique was as follows: "Bomber Command planes last night took the offensive against Germany ...

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  18. PROGRESS IN NORTH

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Last night's Moscow communique was as follows: "The Russians south and south-east of Gdov (on the eastern shore of ...

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  19. ROME RAILWAY YARDS

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Allied headquarters state officially that over 50 American planes without loss dive-bombed Rome's railway yards ...

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  20. TOKIO ATTITUDE.

    NEW YORK, Feb 15.—Tokio official radio said that a Government spokesmen declared that Japan "in principle had no objections" to ...

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  21. TWO WARS.

    War between Finland and Soviet Russia broke out in November, 1939, after the failure of negotiations regarding Russian demands. These ...

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  22. DAYLIGHT ATTACKS.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—A joint USAAF and Air Ministry statement issued late last night was as follows: "USAAF Marauders, RAF and ...

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  23. NOT DELIBERATE.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—A representative of the combined British Press in a dispatch from the Anzio beachhead states: "Full investigations have ...

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  24. SHIPPING EMBARGO.

    LONDON, Feb 16—The Admiralty yesterday issued an announcement amending the area in the Bay of Biscay declared dangerous to ...

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  25. MEAGRE OPPOSITION

    WASHINGTON, Feb 15.—At his Press conference today the Secretary of the Navy (Col Knox) said Americans were attacking enemy bases in ...

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  26. POLISH PAPER.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—The Polish weekly newspaper, "Waldomosci Polskie" used considerable space for violent attacks against the ...

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  27. NAVAL CLASH.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—The Admiralty states that during an offensive sweep off the coast of Holland on Monday night a light coastal force ...

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  28. "TRICKY MISSION."

    LONDON, Feb 16.—Reuters correspondent at an advanced airfield in Italy in a dispatch yesterday said: "Today for the first time we ...

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  29. NEW GUINEA CONDITIONS

    Some men of various WA units which fought with distinction in New Guinea are back in this State. They are back from one of the ...

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  30. SINGAPORE TODAY.

    NEW YORK, Feb 15.—Tokio official radio, observing the second anniversary of the fall of Singapore, described how the city has ...

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  31. EARLIER OUTBREAK

    CANBERRA, Feb 16.—In the first of the Victorian bushfires last month about 500 homes, 1,000,000 sheep, 50,000 cattle, 1,000 horses, 1,000 pigs, ...

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  32. THE COCKPIT

    LONDON, Feb 16.—The Germans at Carroceto are fighting to get tanks into the area known as the "cockpit," reports a correspondent in the ...

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  33. FRENCH PATRIOTS.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—About 600 German troops are now in the Haute Savoie area (adjoining Switzerland and Italy) preparing for an all-out ...

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  34. ATTACKED BY JUNKERS.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—With the rear-gunner killed by the first burst of enemy fire an RAAF Sunderland. "Q for Queenie," over the Bay of ...

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  35. ARMY CASUALTIES.

    LONDON, Feb 16.—In the House of Commons today Mr Churchill said that between September 3, 1943, the day on which British troops first ...

    Article : 67 words
  36. AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

    Except where otherwise designated, the overseas intelligence published in "The West Australian" is transmitted to Australia by the Australian Associated Press ...

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