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  2. MORE NAZI "JITTERS"

    "Jitters" seem to be growing apace in Germany, according to the wild stories that are being circulated as truth by the Nazi news ...

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  3. FURY VENTED ON MIDGETS

    Fury at the failure of the sea campaign both in raiding and mine-laying appeals to be the reason for Germany's campaign of ...

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  4. RAPID PROGRESS OF AIR FORCE

    Providing for 19 squadrons, the development programme of the Royal Australian Air Force had been so accelerated that it would ...

    Article : 306 words
  5. MAY HAVE OWN SQUADRONS

    Australians who join the Royal Air Force under the Empire Air Scheme will as far as possible, be grouped into squadrons for ...

    Article : 321 words
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    ARMY AND NAVY PALS at the Christmas treat yesterday at the Caulfield Military Hospital. From left.—Able Seamon M. Barrack, Corporal [?]. Gallagher, and Able Seaman R. Lennis. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. CONSPIRACY CHARGES

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — More "bickering at the Bar table" occurred during the 47th day of hearing in the Central Police Court of ...

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  8. MR. MENZIES' MESSAGE

    Australia's message to the world by short-wave broadcast that she will fight nazism to the end is heartily approved by the British ...

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  9. PRESERVING IDENTITY

    Details released already by the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) indicated that Australia would more or less be supplying reinforcements to the Royal Air ...

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  10. STORING WHEAT IF SHIPS FAIL

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Powers to commandeer buildings suitable for storing wheat in the event of a continuance of shipping difficulties ...

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  11. COLLIDED WITH TRANSPORT

    A transport bearing Canadian troops to Great Britain was the ship with which the Cunard liner Samaria (19,597 tons) collided on ...

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  12. PUBLIC'S A.R.P. DUTY

    Motives of prudence only have impelled the State Emergency Council for Civil Defence to issue a public statement on the need for adequate aid raid ...

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  13. £2,250,000 A DAY

    Orders placed for defence requirements between September 3 (the date of the outbreak of war) and December 12 amounted to ...

    Article : 99 words
  14. EUROPE HEARD IT

    Australia's new oversea short-wave broadcast service, which is designed largely to counteract anti-Empire propaganda, is a success. ...

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  15. KILLED BY TRUCK

    A man not yet definitely identified was killed by a motor-truck while he was crossing Royal parade, Parkville, near the intersection of Grattan street, last ...

    Article : 38 words
  16. Letters to the Editor SUNDAY SESSION

    Sir,—There is much to be said for and against the Sunday session given by a minister over national stations on Sunday; still, I agree with "Inquirer," who ...

    Article : 155 words
  17. WIN AT RUGBY, TOO

    The New Zealand anti-tank unit Rugby team recently beat teams from the Army Service Corps, the Army Ordnance Corps, Sandhurst, and other British units ...

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  18. SUNDAY CAMP TRAIN

    Most of the troops at Puckapunyal camp will be away on Christmas leave this weekend, but some will remain for essential duties, Visitors may go by a special train ...

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  19. COMMUNISTS ARRESTED

    One hundred Communists were arrested in the Paris area last night. ...

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  20. ROYAL FAMILY REUNION

    Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret returned to London yesterday from Scotland, and will spend Christman in the country with the King and Queen. ...

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  21. ITALIAN CALL-UP

    Further Italian defence measures were revealed when men born in 1917, 1919, and 1921, including those abroad and those already rejected on medical grounds ...

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  22. DRAUGHTSMEN NEEDED

    Applications will be called soon for men between 18 and 45 to join the Australian Army Ordnance Corps of the permanent military forces as ...

    Article : 152 words
  23. LIFE'S INEQUALITIES

    Sir,—"Disillusioned Sixty" asks how to guard against a minimum of work being done when the incentive to work has disappeared. This apparently is to apply ...

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  24. U.S. AIR DEFENCE

    A United States Air Defence Command will be treated on January 1 to co-ordinate the nation's defences against possible air attack from abroad, the ...

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  25. PRAISE BY WAR VETERAN

    Murn Macdonald, of Dunedin (N.Z.), who fought among the volunteers of the International Brigade of the loyalist forces in the ...

    Article : 205 words
  26. CONSTABLE KILLED IN COLLISION

    When a motor-car and a motor-truck collided at the intersection of Geelong and Kororoit Creek roads, Laverton, on December 4, First-constable Lee Fox ...

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  27. U.S. "MORAL EMBARGO" EXTENDED

    The State Department has extended the "moral embargo" on shipments of offensive war supplies to nations, which bomb civilian populations, to include ...

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  28. £50,000 FOR WAR HOSPITAL

    A munificent gift by a citizen of Toronto has enabled Canada to meet the cost of establishing her first war hospital in ...

    Article : 134 words
  29. R.A.A.F. RADIO MEN

    The first of a senes of courses will begin at the Melbourne Technical College early in the new year for the training of radio operators for the Royal ...

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  30. FIGHTERS GO UP

    Fighter planes went up last night when [?]identified aircraft appeared over the eastern counties. Anti-aircraft gun crews stood by and ...

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  31. UNIVERSITY WARDEN APPOINTED

    Mr. R. R. Barbour, of the University of Adelaide, was appointed Warden of the University of Melbourne by the University Council yesterday. ...

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  32. WORK ON FARMS

    Sir,—Something should be done to help men to take farm work without using such a high-handed method as striking them off sustenance for refusing it. Men ...

    Article : 135 words
  33. REOPENING OF YANGTSE

    A navy spokesman said to-day that it was expected that two months would be required to remove obstructions in the Yangtse River in China. At present only ...

    Article : 98 words
  34. ALLIES' NAVAL TALKS

    Admiral Darlan, commander-in-chief of the French Navy, arrived in London yesterday for consultations with the Admiralty on co-operation between the ...

    Article : 72 words
  35. FOOTBALLER GAOLED

    PERTH, Thursday.—Alfred Neeson, aged 25 years, motor driver, a member of the East Perth football team, and a former Victorian League and Association ...

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  36. WOMAN AT THE HELM

    Sir,—It is a pity "Non-Femina" did not read my letter more carefully before replying to something I did not say. In the first place, I did not ask for a ...

    Article : 166 words
  37. SHEPHERD TO GREET KING

    Mr. Walter Handy, aged 70 years, a Gloucestershire shepherd, will introduce the King before His Majesty's Christmas broadcast, ...

    Article : 55 words
  38. Advertising

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  39. FILM STAR INJURED

    DEMING (New Mexico), Thursday. Frank Morgan, well-known film actor, and his wife, were seriously injured in a motor-car crash here. ...

    Article : 77 words
  40. ITALIANS TAKE OVER NAZI AIR SERVICE

    An Italian airliner which is inaugurating a service from Rome to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) took off this morning. The new line is ...

    Article : 47 words
  41. SCHOOL LEAVING AGE

    Sir,—The present time, when brothers and fathers are serving our nation, seems inopportune for raising the compulsory school age. By educing the price of ...

    Article : 136 words
  42. DISAPPOINT THAT NERVOUS BREAKDOWN

    If, by all the signs, you know you're heading for a nervous breakdown, why not take the matter in hand right now? Put office problems, household cares, ...

    Article : 98 words
  43. STALIN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS

    The President of the Supreme Council (M. Kalinin) honoured M. Stalin on his 60th birthday with the Order of Lenin and the title "Hero of Socialist Labour." ...

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  44. SEVEN BROTHERS IN KHAKI.

    The seven sons of the Rev. H. H. Hopton and Mrs. Hopton, of Maylands (S.A.), are all members of the Second A.I.F., the Mili[?]ia forces, or their school cadet corps. The Rev. Hopton was formerly stationed in Melbourne and Ballarat. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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