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  2. NEW ANTI-TANK GUNS USED

    NEW ANTI-TANK GUNS were wed at Puckapunyal (Vic.) by the 4th Anti-Tank Regiment for the first time this week. The guns fire a 21b. shell with an effective range of 2000 yards. This week 20,000 troops resumed training after Christmas leave. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. GERMANS' WIDE KNOWLEDGE Grave Indications of Espionage Given by Raider Survivors OF SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

    On their way by train last night to Brisbane, where they will arrive to-day, passengers and officers from ships sunk by raiders in the Pacific gave grave indications of a complicated Nazi espionage system and Pacific raiders harboring in Japanese ...

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  4. WAR MINISTER WITH A.I.F. IN PALESTINE Delighted With Brave Showing Made on Parade

    "I would hate to be on the opposing side when these fellows' go into action," said the Australian Minister for the Army (Mr. Spender), after an inspection of the men of the A.I.F. in Palestine. The two main parades he visited were the biggest ever assembled ...

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  5. MR. MENZIES' TRIP TO ENGLAND Many Difficulties in Way

    Not even the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies knows whether he will go to London this year for consultation with the British authorities. ...

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  6. GERMAN AID FOR ITALY Recall of Planes From Channel

    The official newsagency says: "On the occasion of the arrival in Italy of some sections of the German Air Force, the Chief of Air ...

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  7. SEARCH FOR MURDERER

    Every available police officer is engaged in the search for the murderer of Eric Ross Robinson (26), porter in ...

    Article : 389 words
  8. "Visit of Immense Value"

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — Communications from Lieut.-General Blamey were a factor in bringing about the trip to the Middle East by the Minister ...

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  9. To Tighten Bonds of Friendship

    The new Japanese Minister to Australia (Mr. Matsuo Kawai), said to-day he had much to learn about ...

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  10. Australians in Bardia

    Following the official announcement that early this morning the Australian troops entered a sector of the ...

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  11. Move For Anti-Nazi Front in India

    The Radical-Decomratic People's Party conference to-day carried a resolution advocating the formation of a national union, composed of ...

    Article : 167 words
  12. ENGINEERS' HOLIDAY DISPUTE

    The possibility of the holiday dispute among engineers being extended to Victoria and South Australia was suggested to-day by the ...

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  13. GERMANS IN THE BALKANS

    Official Bulgarian sources state that over 250,000 German soldiers are already in Rumania and an equal number ...

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  14. Annual Leave Must Not Be Given During Camps

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — Employers are to be prevented from forcing national service trainees to take their annual leave during the period they are ...

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  15. Air Force Command in W.A.

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — The appointment of Group Captain H. F. De La Rue, D.F.C., to command the newWestern Area Command of the R.A.A.F., ...

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  16. WAR COMMENTARY

    German planes have again bombed Eire, bur ir is not clear whether this marks the beginning of an attack on Eire or is merely an error due to German pilots having lost their way in bad weather. On August 26 German planes dropped ten bombs on Eire, killing three ...

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  17. Release of News

    CANBERRA, Friday — The Minister for the Interior (Senator Foll) will confer with the Service Ministers in Melbourne next week to place before ...

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  18. SURVIVORS NOT GLOOMY

    There was no gloom in the shipload of humanity comprising nearly 500 survivors from vessels sunk by enemy raiders, and who have been landed at ...

    Article : 484 words
  19. NAMES GIVEN IN ERROR

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — Names given in error in the list of Triona passengers issued by the Navy Department last night were those of Mr. C. O. ...

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  20. Planes Unable to Land at Essendon

    MELBOURNE, Friday. — Bad visibility over Essendon aerodrome prevented two passenger planes landing Into this afternoon. The last A.N.A. ...

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  21. Jugular Vein Severed: Man Dies Following Smash

    SYDNEY, Friday. — When a glass splinter pierced his throat following a collision between his cycle and a motor car to-day, Arthur Duncan (59), had ...

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