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  2. REVIEW OF ARP MEASURES Better Car Lights May be Allowed

    The Defence Committee has affirmed its views that protective measures, including shelter protection and protection of vital plant, ...

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  3. SHARE PERILS AND RESOURCES

    "Everything we celebrate today will not be celebrated 100 years hence unless victory is assured to our cause," Mr Curtin, Prime Minister, ...

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  4. HISTORIC MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL King's Stirring Centenary Message

    Without display or pageantry because of wartime conditions, Melbourne yesterday celebrated the centenary of its incorporation as a ...

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  5. AUSTRALIANS AS JUNGLE FIGHTERS

    SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA: Australian fonward patrols showed their mettle as jungle fighters in the brilliant small-scale operation which ...

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  6. STAMPING OUT RELIGION IN EUROPE

    Overwhelming evidence that the right of collective as well as of individual worship is steadily and systematically being stamped out in ...

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  7. IRON HEEL ON CONQUERED TERRITORIES

    By OTTO TOLISCHUS. sperial correspondent of "New York Times." who arrived al Rio de Janeiro on Monday with US diplomats, ...

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  8. AWAS WOMEN ON EARLY MORNING MARCH IN MELBOURNE YESTERDAY.

    They formed port of the Southern Command Headquarters unit in a march post in the city before 9am yesterday morning. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. DAILY DIGEST

    Beneath this East River Drive a the City of New York lie stone: bricks, and rubble from the bombe[?] City of Bristol, in England Brough ...

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  10. US WAR PLANTS MAY CLOSE

    The threatened closing of war plants because of shortages of raw materials has reached a point at which War Production Board is ...

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  11. OPENED DOOR TO ALLIED OFFENSIVE Solomons Landings

    Landings by US marines in the Solomons had opened the door to an Allied offensive in the South Pacific said a statement issued yesterday by ...

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  12. 60 RUMANIAN OFFICERS ARRESTED

    Zurich says it is reported there that 60 high-ranking Rumanian officers have been arrested on the Russian front and in Rumania in ...

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  13. DEFENCE DEFAULTERS IN STATE GAOLS

    Defence defaulters are being maintained in gaols at expense of States and this led to requests by Premiers at the Premiers' Conference ...

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  14. QUARTERMASTER'S STORE

    The Quartermaster-General's Department of the British Army has so far issued to troops 8,500,000 blankets,3,500,000 ground sheets, ...

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  15. SCHOOL FOR A R P INSTRUCTORS

    During the afternoon session of the conference of interstate ARP authorities it was agreed that the Commonwealth should arrange a school ...

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  16. RAIDER IN SOUTH ATLANTIC

    Associated Press of America correspondent at Rio de Janeiro says that the Brazilian Department of Press Propaganda has authorised the ...

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  17. MR CAIN CRITICISES GAS CO STATEMENT

    Discrepancies in the statement issued by the Mctropolitan Gas Company on the report of the investigating committee were pointed ...

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  18. LORD GOWRIE COLONEL OF WELSH GUARDS

    Lord Gowrie, VC, Governor-General of Australia, has been appointed colonel of the Welsh Guards. He commanded the regiment from 1920 ...

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  19. CHINESE VIEW OF INDIA DISPUTE

    CHUNGKING,Wednesday, AAP Chungking spokesman today declined to reveal whether Britain had approached Chungking regarding ...

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  20. DISCUSSION BY WAR COUNCIL

    Operations in the Solomons will be discussed by the Advisory War Council today. Preparations for the present battle were discussed at the ...

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  21. GERMANS CAPTURE TANK EXPERT

    The German News Agency announces that Col Rlmington, of the British Army, was captured by a U-boat with other survivors from ...

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  22. PROSECUTION FAILS

    LAUNCESTON, Wed: On the ground that there was no evidence that a police constable had been authorised in writing by the Police ...

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  23. GERMAN AIR ACE KILLED

    German High Command announces that Maj Rudolph Pfianz was shot down and killed in combat with RAP fighters over France on July 31. He ...

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  24. "AIR-MARKER HOAX"

    War Department casts doubt on the recent story of air-markers pointing to important defence installations, which was officially released at ...

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  25. DRY CLEANING INDUSTRY RATIONALISATION

    Rationalisation of the dry-cleaning industry was under review by the department, but it was not yet committed to any plan, Mr Dedman, ...

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  26. SHOOTING IN PARIS STREET

    Paris Radio reports that "an incident in which terrorists were involved" occurred in a street of Paris on August 10. Machineguns were ...

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  27. MARCHING TROOPS

    All aspects of the military match in Melbourne streets last Friday are covered in several pages of pictures in, The Australattan this week. Many ...

    Article : 143 words
  28. HQ COMMUNIQUE

    Yesterday's communique from Gen MacArthur's HQ says: North-Western Sector: Timor: Allied medium bombers attacked enemy ...

    Article : 111 words
  29. INDICTED FOR PERJURY

    Lionel Atwill, the actor has been indicted by the County Grand Jury on a charge of perjury arising from questions about reports of immoral ...

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  30. CLARK GABLE IN AIR FORCE

    Clark Gable, film star, will be sworn in as a private in the Army Air Force today. Requesting assignment as an aerial ...

    Article : 70 words
  31. RIVERS EXPECTED TO RISE

    The Weather Bureau advises that considerable rises in rivers are expected in the next few days Rivers likely to be mainly affected are ...

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  32. DIETRICH TOPS WAR BOND SALES

    Marlene Dietrich, film actress, who was born in Germany, has been acclaimed America's leading war bond seller. The Trensury has awnrded her ...

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  33. AMPUTATED OWN FOOT WITH KNIFE

    Wearing slacks while ariving a motorboat at Jacksonville (Florida), Mrs C. F. Thompson caught her foot in the engine. She amputated it at ...

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  35. AUCTION OF RUSSIAN JEWELS

    Many unique pieces of old Russian jewellery will be auctioned today at lpm at Leonard Joel's Gallery, 362 Lt Collins st. They include ...

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  36. MUCH DAMAGE IN FACTORY FIRE

    A fire last night at A. Jelhfie's factory in Mount Alexander rd., Ascotvale, caused heavy damage to plant, machinery, and stock, and partially ...

    Article : 101 words
  37. DOCTORS' COMPENSATION

    War Cabinet yesterday approved a compensation scheme for members of the Emergency Civil Medical Practitioner Service under which all civil ...

    Article : 57 words
  38. MELBOURNE GIRL IN CHINA

    Miss Mavis Gully, of Melbourne, and Miss W. Long, also an Australian, are now on the Chungking staff of the British Ministry of ...

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  40. QUEEN WILHELMINA IN CANADA

    Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands has arrived in the Dominion on an official visit. Her Majesty was met at the flag-decorated Union ...

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  41. DEATH SENTENCES COMMUTED

    BRISBANE, Wed: Mr Makin. Navy and Munitions Minister, said tonight that the King had approved the Commonwealth Government's ...

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  42. M CC ANNUAL REPORT

    In its annual report, which will be presented to the general meeting of members on Thursday, August 20, the committee of the Melbourne ...

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  43. SOLDIER DROWNED

    WAGGA, Wed: Mr Jack Rodham, farmer, of Uranquinty, on Tuesday night found quantity of military clothing on the bank of a creek ...

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  44. SERVICE CASUALTIES

    Mr and Mrs D.Tregonnlng, 14 Irllbarra rd, Canterbury, have been notified that their son, Plt-Off Ron Tregonning, RAAF, lost his life as a result of enemy ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  45. MEMORIALS IN TOWN HALL

    As a permanent memorial to yesterday's celebration of its centenary. Melbourne City Council has placed a large plaque m the Town Hall on ...

    Article : 87 words
  46. NEW GUINEA RIFLEMAN

    Rifileman Harry Helton knows as much about the wilds of New ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 62 words
  47. MAN'S MANY INJURIES

    Multiple fractures were suffered by Antonio Zagari, 35, of Capel st. North Melbourne, yesterday, when the motorcycle he was riding collided ...

    Article : 71 words
  48. BLACK LIST OF FIRMS

    SYDNEY, Wed: Mr Ward, Minister for Labour and National Services, said today that his department was preparing a black list of ...

    Article : 47 words
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