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  2. BIRMINGHAM IS HIT AGAIN

    The West Midlands, mainly Birmingham and Coventry, received the main fury of the Luftwaffe raids during the last two days ...

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  3. GREENLAND IN U.S. CARE

    The United States embraced Greenland within its hemisphere defence system to-day under an agreement permitting the establishment of air bases there. ...

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  4. TURKS' POLICY PASSIVE

    Turkey has made no move, and the Anglo-Turk Treaty has at last received its definitive interpretation, says the "Economist." ...

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  5. WANTS TO BUY SEIZED SHIPS

    President Roosevelt has asked Congress for authority to requisition and purchase foreign ships immobilised in U.S. ports. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. GREEKS STAND READY

    Greece's western army is at present standing to its defence positions. Radio Athens says the Greek troops ...

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  7. JAPANESE BOMB KUNMING

    Twenty-seven Japanese planes heavily bombed Kunming, ravaging whole streets and starting three great fires, states "The Times" Hong Kong correspondent There ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. ANZAC SERVICE

    There is not likely to be any more impressive Anzac service than the Shrine commemoration arranged by the Legacy Club for metropolitan school children on ...

    Article : 305 words
  9. EXTENSION OF GAS STRIKE

    SYDNEY, Friday.—An extension of the gas strike was decided upon by the combined unions' strike committee tills afternoon, when it declared "black all coke ...

    Article : 265 words
  10. DEATH OF NAVAL COMMANDER

    Relatives in Melbourne have been advised of the death on active service of Commander Francis Douglas-Watson, D.S.O., of the Royal Navy, who twice ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 346 words
  11. UNION'S TACTICS HERE

    To press claims for higher wages and improved working conditions meetings of gas workers will be held at short notice This policy was decided on by the ...

    Article : 111 words
  12. VICHY'S 'SUBTLE MOVE'

    Vichy's representatives in the Far East are trying to kill the Free French Movement by subtle means, declared Mr. Charles Baron, General de Gaulle's ...

    Article : 147 words
  13. SETTLEMENT OF FORD STRIKE

    The troublesome and costly strike at Henry Ford's River Rouge plant, which previously had defied all mediation efforts, to-day received an impetus toward ...

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  14. WAR COUNCIL

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Opposition to the association of the Federal Labour members of Parliament with the Advisory War Council was expressed at the Easter ...

    Article : 261 words
  15. ITALIAN BLAMES EMBASSY

    Blaming the Italian Embassy for sabotage, Captain Romano Tomicich, master of the Italian freighter Belvedere (6,889 tons), ...

    Article : 138 words
  16. PAPER'S 100th YEAR

    The New York "Herald-Tribune" yesterday celebrated its 100th anniversary— the "Tribune" having been founded in 1841. During the 100 years the "Tribune" ...

    Article : 128 words
  17. TALKS IN RUSSIA

    Mr. Matsuoka's prolonged stay in Russia, together with the whole atmosphere surrounding it, have further Increased Japanese hopes of a fundamental ...

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  18. RED SEA ROUTE

    Lord Moyne, Dominions Secretary, said in the House of Lords on Thursday, "We hope that one result of the complete liquidation of Italian bases in the ...

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  19. SUGAR-CANE PAPER

    North American Newspaper Alliance reports the progress of research workers on a great sugar plantation at Paramonga, Peru, where important experiments are ...

    Article : 146 words
  20. WON £20 A WORD

    Its great when you go on your way With a thought for the others each day Be thankful you live And you're able to give: ...

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  21. "JAPAN IS WATCHING"

    "Japan is watching developments at the Manila conference, in which Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham and Mr. van ...

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  22. U.S. USES ARMY SHIPS

    Army supply ships have been carrying rubber, hemp, and other defence materials from the Netherlands East Indies and other Oriental ports to free more ...

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  23. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JIM GERALD

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — Jim Gerald, comedian, whose most famous burlesque act for the last 20 years has been to impersonate an untidy half-witted ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. NEW MEDICAL METHOD

    The American Chemical Society reports a new principle in medical treatment, in which large amounts of artificially made body fluids are used to ...

    Article : 98 words
  25. JAPANESE VIEW OF CONVOYS

    Mr. Ohashi, Vice-Foreign Minister, in a speech in the Diet said:—"The United States' discussion whether to convoy materials to Britain warrants Japan's ...

    Article : 140 words
  26. JAPANESE TEXT-BOOKS BANNED

    The Straits authorities have banned the importation of new Japanese elementary-school text books, which had been adopted for use in schools. ...

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  27. CANADIAN SEAMEN OUT

    The Canadian Seamens Union called a strike against five companies operating 48 ships on the ground that the companies were alleged to have refused to ...

    Article : 95 words
  28. NOEL COWARD HOME

    Noel Coward, interviewed on his return, ridiculed any mystery about his tour, and said, "It was official or semiofficial all the time. ...

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  29. JAMES ROOSEVELT TO WED NURSE

    James Roosevelt, the President's eldest son, and Nurse Romelle Schneider, who nursed the President at Rochester Hospital when he was suffering from a ...

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  30. TWO ENEMY SHIPS TORPEDOED

    An Admiralty announcement last night states: — "One of our submarines in the central Mediterranean, has carried out a ...

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  31. Obituary MRS. E. CURWEN-WALKER

    Mrs. Edith Curwen-Walker, who died" on April 4, was bom at Gawsworth, Brighton, 81 years ago. She was the eldest of a family of 10, of Mr. R. K. ...

    Article : 158 words
  32. RECORD STEEL TONNAGE

    The American Iron and Steel Institute reports that the steel industry in March operated at 100 per cent capacity for the first time since May, 1929, and ...

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  33. REFUGEES' DASH FROM JUGOSLAVIA

    British and American refugees reaching Athens from Jugoslavia tell graphic stories of their escapes. ...

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  34. POWDER POST BORER

    The forestry division of the C.S.I.R. is endeavouring to dispel exaggerat[?]d fears aroused by the presence of [?]orers in building timbers. Householders have ...

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  35. EXCHANGING PRISONERS

    Answering a question in the House of Commons yesterday regarding the exchange of incapacitated British and German prisoners of war, Mr. Butler, Foreign ...

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  36. A.T.S. AND W.A.A.F. GET FULL STATUS

    Captain Margesson, War Minister, announced that the Auxiliary Territorial Services had proved so valuable that the Government had decided greatly to ...

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  37. NEW U.S. AIR OFFICIAL

    President Roosevelt, in a move designed to bolster the expanding air programme, has revived the office of Assistant Secretary of War for Air, which has been ...

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  38. FRENCH FLEET PLEDGE

    A Vichy Government spokesman, commenting on Mr. Churchill's speech, said that Marshal Petain's pledge that no units of the French ...

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  39. "MIGHTIEST WARSHIP"

    Completed five months ahead of schedule, the United States mighty battleship North Carolina, was commissioned to-day at New York Navy Yard, ...

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  40. L.C.P. CONFERENCE

    Mr. Fadden, Acting Prime Minister and leader of the Australian Country party, will officially open the Liberal Country party annual conference in a broadcast ...

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  41. CO-EDITOR PILLORIED

    Sir Arch[?]aid simclair, Minister for Air, answering various questions about a slighting reference to the United States in "Jane's All-the-Worlds Aircraft," ...

    Article : 136 words
  42. CENSORSHIP CRITICISED

    Mr. Ernest Hunter, president of the National Union of Journalists at the annual conference criticised the Service Department's censorship as a ...

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  43. MR. ROBERT ROSS McLEAN

    Mr. Robert Ross McLean, former power superintendent of the City Council electric supply station at Spencer st., died at the home of his brother in Sydney ...

    Article : 135 words
  44. GUARDIAN FOR CHILDREN

    The Government will introduce a bill appointing an official guardian for British children evacuated under the Government scheme to U.S.A. and Canada. ...

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  45. RAIDERS BURIED NEAR THEIR VICTIMS

    Two German airmen were buried in a west country cemetery yesterday near the graves of more than 30 victims of a recent air raid on the town. ...

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  46. MR. MENZIES' BUSY DAY

    Mr. Menzies had a busy day on Thursday. He talked with Lord Beaverbrook, Minister for Aircraft Production, and attended meetings of the Committee for ...

    Article : 129 words
  47. ITALIAN LOSSES

    Official Italian losses auring Mar[?]n, plus those not included in previous lists, aie 3,400 killed, 6,690 wounded, and 23,155 missing. ...

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  48. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN.'S MISSION

    Douglas Fairbanks, jun., has accepted a mission to tour South America to foster better relations with nations in the Western Hemisphere. ...

    Article : 88 words
  49. GERMAN BLOCKADE RUNNER

    RIO DE JANEIRO Friday (A. A. P.). The second German blockade-runner succeeded in reaching a South American port when the freighter Sermes with a ...

    Article : 78 words
  50. MINESWEEPER "BAGS" BOMBER

    A Heinkel III. was almost certainly destroyed by H.M. mine-sweeper Princess Elizabeth in the early hours of yesterday morning, says an Admiralty ...

    Article : 65 words
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  52. SOVIET-NORWEGIAN TRADE AGREEMENT

    Berlin Radio announces that the Russo-Norwegian trade agreement has beeb signed in Moscow. ...

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  54. ITALIAN AIRLINE FINED

    The Italian airline Alla Llttoria has been fined 1,000 dollars for violating Brazilian neutrality. Another offence will end the line's operations here. ...

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