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  2. SUMMER TEST FOR HUNS

    With the rapid approach or summer and really hot weather the position of the German forces in the western desert becomes precarious. ...

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  3. GERMAN TACTICS IN CRETE

    "This is the first campaign in history in which an offensive which aims at seizure and occupation of a complete territory rests entirely upon the air arm ...

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  4. FRANCE WORKS FOR NAZIS

    Many examples of the Vichy Government's "collaboration" with Germany are known to the British Government. It has long known French industry is ...

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  5. AT THE NEW ARMY ORDNANCE WORKSHOPS

    at Broadmeadows yesterday. Mr. Spender, Army Minister, inspected heavy guns, which are being fitted with pneumatic tyres. With him are Lt.-Gen. E. K. Smart, G-O-C Southern Commond, and Maj.-Gen. V. P. H. Stantke, Adj.-Gen. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. GRIM CRETE BATTLE

    Intense fighting in the "strange and grim battle" for Crete would continue for some time, Mr. Churchill told the Commons yesterday. ...

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  7. TO SPEAK FROM FLYING-BOAT

    SYDNEY, Friday.—While he is crossing the Tasman by flying-boat tomorrow morning Mr. Menzies will send a recruiting appeal to Sydney by radio telephone ...

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  9. SYRIAN HELP FOR IRAQ

    French material and arms continue to enter Syria by railway, the Ankara correspondent of "The Times" reports, and German officers are reported to have ...

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  10. PLANE HOLD-UP FEAR

    Miss Perkins. Secretary of Labour, has sent to the National Mediation Board the threatened strike of the North American Aviation Company's Inglewood, ...

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  11. CAUCUS MAY DELAY EARLY MOVES

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Federal Labour caucas, when it meets in Canberra next Tuesday, is now almost certain to defer consideration of any moves that may ...

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  12. DESERT PATROL ROUTS GERMAN FORCE

    A British patrol, says a Cairo communique, 'scuppered' a small German force which on Tuesday established itself on the extreme north-western edge of the ...

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  13. NO CHINA PEACE MOVE

    A Japanese Army spokesman denied to "The Times" Shanghai correspondent reports that Japan is negotiating peace terms with China through the United ...

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  14. AUSTRALIA BLAMED

    Complaint that the Australian Government had withheld permission to establish a direct radio-telegraph circuit between USA and Australia was a subject on ...

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  15. NO GIFTS OF LAND

    CANBERRA, Friday.—Gifts of land to enemy aliens other than under a will are prohibited under amendments to National Security(Land Transfer) ...

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  16. 'BORROWED' FROM GAOL

    William Shutter, a life-term prisoner in Indiana State prison, received a temporary parole yesterday so that he could attempt to open a safe in Laporte, which ...

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  17. HESS CONFESSED IDENTITY TO DUKE OF HAMILTON

    Sir Archibald Sinclair, Air Minister, asked in the House of Commons what was the position of Wing-Commander the Duke of Hamilton in relation to the ...

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  18. MARTINIQUE AND US

    No immediate concern about Martinique was felt by the Administration, Mr. Hull, Secretary of State, asserted at a Press conference. ...

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  19. GAUSS AT CHUNGKING

    Mr. Clarence Gauss, new U-S Ambassador to China, arrived here today by plane from Australia. ...

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  20. NZ MINISTER HERE

    Mr. Robert Semple, NZ Minister for Social Services, Railways, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  21. "MON, IT'S AN AWFU' WAR!"

    The retail price of whisky from June 7 will be 17/6 a bottle. Gin will be 17/ al bottle. ...

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  22. SUPPLIES SHORTAGE

    SYDNEY. Friday.—Mr. J. Leary, organiser of the Amalgamated Engineering Union, said tonight that 150 male and female employees in the munition ...

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  23. KILLED IN ENGLAND

    Lieut. S. J. Hodgson, MC, of Melbourne, who served throughout the list war, has received wold that his brother, Major Ainsworth Spence Hodgson, RGA, British ...

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  24. BOY SCOUTS BANNED

    "Vrie Nederland," the Free Dutch newspaper, reports that the Nazis have banned the Boy Scout movement in Holland on the ground that the boys become ...

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  25. BUTCHER DISPUTE SETTLEMENT

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The threat of employees in butchers' shops not to work on Saturdays will probably be abandoned as a result of a series of conferences ...

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  26. "HELPED GERMANS"

    Senator Burton K. Wheeler, a leading Isolationist, has been accused of allowing the distribution of letters bearing his Congressional frank by the ...

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  27. EQUALITY AFTER WAR

    Social and economic equality would be the inevitable aim of post-war Britain, Sir Gerald Campbell, British Minister to Washington, told the American Steel ...

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  28. TRIBUTE TO MR. MENZIES

    AUCKLAND, Friday. — Speaking at the civic reception to Mr. Menzies, the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Nash, said Mr. Menzies had interpreted the mind of ...

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  29. £100,000,000 PASSED

    The fifth day ot London's war Weapons Week saw a total of £87,000,000 sterling banked. Promises and business done after the banks closed brought the ...

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  30. MANY SHIPS FITTED

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Although it is not 6 months since the Federal Government issued the order that all merchant ships of more than 800 tons should be fitted ...

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  31. NEW AERONAUTICAL SCHOOL

    Erection of an aeronautical school adjoining Melbourne Technical School to train aircraftmen and engineers for Victoria's expanding aircraft industry will ...

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  32. CAVALRY OFFICERPOET EDITS TROOPS' MAGAZINE

    Second-Lieut. Somerset de Chair, MP, of the Royal Horse Guards, edits a 40pnge magazine for the Household Cavalry Brigade in the Middle East. It has a ...

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  33. "HOPE DAD'S PLEASED"

    Twenty-four years old Sgt.-Obs. Ian Overheu, RNZAF, recently awarded the DFM, is actually an Australian who ran away from his home in Perth to study ...

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  34. ZAMZAM PROTEST BY EGYPT

    The Egyptian Government has protested strongly to Berlin against the sinking of the Egyptian liner Zamzam, and has demanded full compensation. ...

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  35. TANKER AND AUXILIARY SUNK

    A message from Ottawa states that the Canadian tanker Canadolite (11,069 tons) has been sunk. Forty of her officers and crew have been interned by the enemy. ...

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  36. GIFTS TO FUNDS

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  37. DR. T. Z. KOO'S VISIT,

    The Council for Faith and Order and the Student Christian Movement are cooperating to welcome Dr. T. Z. Koo, famous Chinese travelling secretary of ...

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  38. RAID-FREE BRITAIN

    Once again there were no raids on Britain last night Single enemy bombers appeared during the day, one damaging several cottages in a Sussex village, and ...

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  39. M P's LIBEL SUIT

    Capt. Archibald Ramsay, M.P., who is in custody under the Defence of the Realm regulations, applied in the King's Bench Division today to fix a date for ...

    Article : 113 words
  40. INTERNEES IN AUSTRALIA

    Replying to a question, Mr. Morrison, Home Secretary, said in the Commons yesterday that he would be glad of information concerning reported changes ...

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  41. £107,000,000 U-S WAR CONTRACTS

    The War Department has awarded contracts totalling 322,000,000 dollars (£A107,000,000) to Consolidated Aircraft and Douglas Aircraft, which will operate ...

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  42. SUNER THE "DICTATOR"

    Suner, Spanish Foreign Minister and pro-Hitlerite, has been made "Dictator of the Falange party," under an order signed by Gen France. ...

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  43. BULGAR GARRISONS

    Bulgarian troops are officially stated to have replaced German garrisons in the [?]lands of Samothrace and Thasos. Stefani News Agency says Italy won an ...

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