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  2. Defenders of Britain—No. 4 WORKERS WHO DEFY BLITZ

    I listened to a debate in the Commons on the wisdom of unifying civilian defence services under one Cabinet Minister. It sounded a pretty good idea to ...

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  3. SENATOR'S REGRETS

    CANBERRA, Friday. — "I could not follow Mr. Menzies as leader after his outburst against the Labour party when concluding his speech in Parliament on ...

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  4. UNCONFIRMED REPORTS

    from Stockholm say that Riga, Latvian capital, shown in this picture, has already fallen to the Germans in their thrust toward Leningrad. Other sources say the town it still in Russian hands, but fierce fighting is reported in the sector. Riga Radio it still under Russian control. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. HITLERS "PEACE" MANŒUVRE

    Hitler's nttempts to "make a deal" with Britain over the invasion of Russia have been further exposed by the foreign editor of the Daily Herald. ...

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  6. "NO GERMAN PLANES OVER UKRAINE"

    Skies over central and European Russia appeared completely under Soviet control reports a special correspondent of Associated Press of America, after a 3-day tour ...

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  7. "SATISFACTION" FOR NAZI RIOT IN MADRID

    "Full satisfaction" is promised by the Spanish Government for German organised "riot" on Wednesday, when British Embassy windows and cars were smashed ...

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  8. 80,000 IN EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION

    Eighty thousand marched for 4 hours 8 abreast in a solemn but brilliant procession 2 miles long after the close of the 9th National Eucharist Congress in Pt. ...

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  9. MENUS TO CONSUME SURPLUS FOOD

    Arising out of the food plan to be arranged between British and Australian Governments, it is suggested Australian people would be asked to adjust their ...

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  10. RAF ATTACKS SICILY

    Admitting an RAF attack on Sicily, Berlin News Agency says bombers attempted to cause extensive damage to aerodromes, but Italian fighters and ...

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  11. NORWAY'S SHIPS HELP

    Norwegian shipping is carrying a quarter of the goods reaching Britain, said the Norwegian Foreign Minister in a statement yesterday. About 50% of ...

    Article : 88 words
  12. AGRICULTURE CONTROL

    CANBERRA, Friday.—The need for Federal Government to assume control over some stages of production of primary commodities, and for State boundaries to ...

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  13. ECONOMIC REVOLUTION IN USA

    America's new economy was growing under the impetus of defence programme, and would result in a higher living standard after the war, Mr. Robert Lund, ...

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  14. FINN PRESIDENT'S ALLEGATIONS

    M. Ryti, Finnish President, in a broadcast, said Finland had tried to fulfil terms of Russo-Finnish treaty, but again found she was unable to rely on ...

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  15. BRITISH SOLDIERS MUST BE RUTHLESS

    Lt.-Gen. H. E. Franklyn, GOG, British troops in Northern Ireland, said yesterday: "If we assess the value of the German fighting machine, and judge ...

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  16. VLADIVOSTOK IS OF STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE

    American suggestions to use Vladivostok as main distributing point for U-S supplies to USSR are very sound, as the city is one of the most important of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. POLITICAL ISSUE IN RUSSIA

    An expert neutral observer saw today that the most important point arising from the invasion of Russia was whether or not Stalin would be able to hold the ...

    Article : 277 words
  18. PRODUCE EXPORTS

    SYDNEY, Friday. — Sir Earle Page, Minister for Commerce, should be challenged to give definite figures regarding export of primary products, said Mr. J. B. ...

    Article : 117 words
  19. BRITISH VIEW OF FINLAND

    While appreciating that Sweden and Finland are in a difficult position in relation to Russo--German war, states The Times diplomatic correspondent, Britain ...

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  20. OUSTING NAZI CONSULS

    U-S Government has submitted to South American Republics names of German and Italian consular and propaganda officials expelled from USA, Mr. ...

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  21. N Z CO-OPERATION

    WELLINGTON, Friday —Commenting on the statement by Sir Earle Page, Australian Minister for Commerce, regarding the produce export agreement, Mr. ...

    Article : 98 words
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  23. PRESIDENT'S LIBRARY FOR USA

    On Monday President Roosevelt will dedicate to the nation his library, valued at 350,000, which was financed entirely by private contributions. It will be a ...

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  24. WAR WORK AMENITIES

    Defining duties of Mr. R. G. Baxter, newly appointed Industrial Welfare Adviser, Mr. Holt, Labour Minister, said yesterday he would be concerned chiefly ...

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  25. LOAN TO BRITAIN FAVOURED

    Mr. Morgenthau, Secretary to Treasury, told a Press conference he was in complete accord with the plan of Mr. Jesse Jones, Secretary for Commerce and ...

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  26. "SUPREME CHOICE" FOR US PEOPLE

    "American people must, not tomorrow, but now, make the supreme choice," Mr. Ickes, Secretary for Interior, declared in a speech to members of Committee to ...

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  27. DERAILMENT AVERTED

    SYDNEY, Friday. — A special trahi carrying several hundred passengers was saved from derailment by the prompt acilon of a guard on the line between ...

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  28. U S CAR TYRE PRICE "FROZEN"

    Mr. Leon Henderson, Prices Administrator, announced that both wholesale and retail prices of motor tyres and tubes would be "frozen" at levels prevailing ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN BAUXITE

    SYDNEY, Friday. — Mr. Baddeley, Minister for Mines, said today that he had reported to Mr. McKell, Premier, on the bauxite deposits in NSW, which were ...

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  30. MINERS BEAT FASCIST AGENT

    Belgian miners are reported by the Free Belgian Agency to have ambushed Leon Degrelle, a Fascist agent and beaten him. Rexist guards, who dispersed the miners, ...

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  31. WODEHOUSE FOR BAVARIAN ALPS

    P. G. Wodehouse, creator of "Jeeves," revealed today that he is going to live in an estate in the Bavarian Alps, owned by a Hollywood acquaintance. His ...

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  32. ENGINEERS' DISPUTE

    On Thursday when the action brought by the Metal Trades Employers' Association against the Amalgamated Engineering Union in connection with the ...

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  33. BOILERMAKERS' BALLOT

    Strong efforts by militants of the Boilermakers' Union to capture executive positions has been unsuccessful in ballots concluded yesterday. Mr. R. O'Halloran, ...

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  34. PLANES FERRIED FOR BRITAIN

    A fleet of U-S planes had been ferried across the Pacific to Manila for Britain, Mr. Clyde Pangborn, U-S aviator, declared on his return yesterday. With ...

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  35. WHEAT CONFERENCE IN JULY

    An international wheat conference is to be held in Washington on July 10. It will be attended by USA, Australia, Canada, and Argentina representatives. ...

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  36. STRENGTH OF US ARMY

    U-S Army today numbers 1,441,500 officers and men, War Department announces. This is a peacetime record. Congress has been asked to approve ...

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  37. GERMAN MUNITIONS DUMP GOES

    Reports have reached London that a German ammunition dump has been blown up in central Holland. For 6 hours more than 100 terrific explosions were ...

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  38. RICHMOND IMMUNISATION

    Initial immunisation injections at Richmond Health Centres will not be given on Monday and Tuesday, as centres will be needed for other purposes. Mr. F. Hallett, ...

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  39. NZ CORRESPONDENT MISSING

    Missing since Greek campaign, Mr. Bert Hall. NZ war correspondent and former editor of the Dominion, Wellington, is presumed by NZ Command to ...

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  40. FREE FRENCH SUCCESS AT SEA

    Free Trench submarines Rubis and Minerva, crews of which have distinguished themsehes in recent operations were visited by Admiral Muselier, ...

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  41. MATSUOKA'S ORDER OF MERIT

    Hungarian Minister handed to Mr. Matsuoka Grand Cross of Merit. Hungary's highest decoration, for "service rendered in connection with Hungary's ...

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  42. FATAL FALL FROM PONY

    WAGGA, Friday.—Nurse Lorna Betty Selff, a second-year trainee at Wagga Base Hospital and daughter of Alderman and Mrs. E. F. Selff, caught a quiet pony ...

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  43. FORMER BRITISH PMG DEAD

    The death is announced of Sir Charles Hobhouse, 4th baronet, aged 79. He was Postmaster-General in 1914-15. ...

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  44. NZ PRIME MINISTER'S MISSION

    Mr. Fraser, NZ Prime Minister, expects to remain for a month, perhaps longer, in Britain. He will return via USA, where he will meet President ...

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