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  2. AUSTRALIA'S MUNITION "MIRACLES"

    ADELAIDE, Friday. — More than 400,000 men have been trained and equtpped in Australia for service with the ...

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  3. PETROL FREEZING PROBLEMS

    Questions arising from the regulations "freezing" petrol stocks were clarified by Senator McLeay, Supply Minister, yesterday. ...

    Article : 319 words
  4. BORROWING LIMF OF £20,000,000

    CANBERRA, Friday.—Borrowings for civil requirements in 1941-42 were limited by the Loan Council tonight to a total of £ 20,000,000. This covers the programmes of the Commonwealth and ...

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  5. US BELIEF IN WAR'S INEVITABILITY

    Non inflamed opinion on the west coast of USA believes war in Pacific is inevitable. The public accepts this fnevitability with enthusiasm, ...

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  6. MPAN'S MYTH ABOUT ENCIRCLEMENT

    [?] the denial by Mr. Eden, British Foreign Secretary, Japan believes that Britain, USA, China and NEI are attempting to encircle ...

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  7. PRINCIPAL THRUST IN UKRAINE

    Principal German thrusts in the third offensive are apparently in the Ukraine, reports "The Times" correspondent on the German frontier. He writes that the wilhelmstrasse ...

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  8. DAILY DIGEST

    The Battle of Russia is the most unpronounceable campaign of World War II. Communiques are peppered with place names in not only Russia, ...

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  9. FEWER TAXICABS

    Two hundred taxi-cabs less than the normal number plied foi service in Melbourne yesterday. The cabs were withdrawn from service in an ...

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  10. IMPERIAL TROOPS IN GREECE AND CRETE

    Giving details of the Imperial troops sent to Greece and Crete and the numbers evacuated, according to the latest information, Capt. ...

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  11. BRITISH WORKERS TO VISIT USA

    A delegation of British workers will vislt USA during the next few weeks to investigate the industrial war effort. They will comprise ...

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  12. BRITISH AIR MASTERY IN WEST

    Britaln at present has 3 to one air superiority over the Luftwaffe in Western Europe, says New York Sun Superiorlty is due partly to ...

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  13. SUPPLIES THROUGH IRAN LIKELY

    Iran is expected to grant Britain tranit facilities for supplies to Russia, says Istanbul correspondent of Associated Press. ...

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  14. MANSLAUGHTER, NOT MURDER

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Charle., Tarleton, 43, was recently found guilty by a jury of the murder at Chullora of Henry Hennoss on April 21; but, on ...

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  15. 200 IRONWORKERS WALK OFF JOB

    SYDNEY. Friday.—Without waring about 200 ironworkers employed in the brass foundry of Austral Bronze Co. Pty. Ltd., Alexandria, ...

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  16. MOTORISTS CANCEL REGISTRATIONS

    Withdrawal of many private cars from service as a result of diastlc petrol rationing is indicated by car registration figures for July, when ...

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  17. RUSSO-BELGIAN ACCORD

    M.Speak, the Belgian Foreign Minister, and M. Malsky, Soviet Ambassatdor. met at the Foreign Office today, mid made arrangements to ...

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  18. US PETROL FOR SOVIET

    Mr. Ickes, petroleum controller, said yesterday that the first shipment or petrol to Russia left, Los Angeles last week in steel drums on ...

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  19. CHINESE CLAIM SUCCESS

    Considerable success against Japanese troops in fighting on the Yangase River is reported by the Chinese Government. Three ...

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  20. U S GOVERNMENT MAY CONTROL SHIPYARD

    Government control of the plant of redcial Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company at Kearny, New Jersey, will probably be recommended ...

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  21. MINERS TOO HUNGRY TO WORK

    Wealths mines in the South Wales [?]alfleld arc not ylelding the quota they should to the war effort because the miners cannot get enough to eat. ...

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  22. GIFT OF PETROL TO GOVERNMENT

    ADELAIDE. Friday.—A gift to the Commonwealth of 20 drums of petrol is one of the earliest results of "freezing" of petrol by the ...

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  23. 3 SOLDIERS INJURED

    When riding motorcycles along Hume Highway last night 3 soldiers were injured in a head-on collision near Fawkner. V. J. Langland and ...

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  24. US SENATE VOTES TO EXTEND MILITARY SERVICE

    The Sonate decided today by 33 yotes to 28 to extend the period of mllitary service by l8 months beyond the period for which the men were ...

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  26. FRENCH ROLLING STOCK SEIZED

    Details of mass seizure of French rolling stock found by the Allies among secret Vichy documents in Syria show how desperate are the ...

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  27. BRITAIN'S NEWEST TANK

    Britain's newest tank, Sister of the "Crusader," has been named "Covenanter" by Lord Beaverbrook. It has a top speed of 40 m.p.h., [?]ut ...

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  28. FILM BRIDE MOBBED BY CROWD

    SYDNEY, Friday.— The bride was half an hour late and the bridegroom was 20 minutes early at the wedding tonight of Miss Betty ...

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  29. LIFE IN TOBRUK HASN'T CHANGED

    Things seem to have changea out little in Tobruk after an absence of more than 2 months. The town is more battered, the dust still blows, ...

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  30. MR. DUFF COOPER'S FLIGHT DELAYED

    Mr. Duff Cooper, who will be British Minister in the Far East, left here yesterday for Singapore by clipper, but the flying-boat was forced back by ...

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  31. LEND-LEASE APPLIES TO CHINA

    Ten million yards or cotton goods, suitable for uniforms for Chinese troops, have, states Mr. Morgenthau, Sceretary to the Treasury, been ...

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  32. US PRODUCTION JUMPS

    Production of light tanks has increased many times since the beginning of the year. Upward of 225 a month are now being delivered. ...

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  33. ENEMY PLANES OVER CYPRUS

    Enemy planes dropped bombs on the coastal area off Nicosia list night. A fen people were injuted, but ...

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  35. 'DOOMED BATTALION' FIGHTS ON

    The so-called "Doomed Battalion" of Imperial soldiers who took to the hills in Crete after the German occupation is commanded by a British ...

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  36. A I F HEALTH IMPROVEMENT

    Emphasising the improvement in the health of British troops in the Middle East compared with the last war, a senior medical officer stated ...

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  37. AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN HONOURED

    Latest RAF awards include a bar to the DFC to Wing-Cdr. A. M. Bowman, of Tasmania, No. 39 Squadron. Citation says he has commanded a ...

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  38. BIGGER SUCCESSES FOR A A GUNNERS LIKELY

    Greater successes for AA gunners when German bombers again at tacked Britain was predicted by Gen. Sir Fredrick Pile, C-in-C. A A ...

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  39. ARP GRANT FOR STATES

    CANBERRA, Friday.—State Goyernments may haye £1,000,000 specially allotted to them for ARP work for this financial yeal. ...

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  40. PATROLS ACTIVE

    More patrol activity is reported at Tobruk. Patrols in the frontier area shelled and dispersed enemy transports. ...

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  41. RUSSO-JAPANESE CLASH DENIED

    M. Lozovsky, Soviet spokesman, denied reports of Russo-Japanese clashes on the Manchoukuo frontier. He added Russo-Manchoukuoan and ...

    Article : 64 words
  42. RECORD CIVILIAN AIR TRAFFIC

    Record wartime aviation air traffic was created recently when British Airways had 6 services leaving the country, and 3 arriving from abroad. ...

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  43. TAGORE'S BODY CREMATED

    On the bank of the Hoogli River the body of Sir Rabindranath Tagore, famed Indian poet, dramatist, and reformer, who died on Wednesday, ...

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