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BATTLE AT SHORT RANGE
The German raider, Komoran or Steiremark, flying the Norwegian flag, came within 800 yards of H.M.A.S. Sydney ...
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RECRUITING
At the monthly meeting of the Canberra Recruiting Committee it was announced hat the monthly enlistments totalling 23 had again exceeded the ...
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CONTROL OF TRANSPORT
As part of a plan to ensure the efficient use and operation of the road transport services of the Commonwealth during the war, the Commonwealth Government yesterday acquired wide control powers under National Security Regulations. ...
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PRISONERS AT GONDAR EXCEED 23,000
A communique issued in Nairobi states that 11,500 Italians, 12,000 native troops and 50 guns were captured at ...
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CANBERRA FORECAST.
Fine to mild, later scattered showers, becoming cooler; fresh west to south-west winds. ...
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FIGHTING ON TWO FRONTS.
TWO weeks of intense fighting in Libya have already begun to show effects on the general course of the war. That the Libyan fighting is being taken in earnest by Germany is demonstrated by the quality of resistance being offered by the forces in ...
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AUSTRALIA PLAYING BIG ROLE IN PACIFIC
Obervers closely in touch with events of the past few weeks, agree that when the history of the war is written, it will ...
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HOME GUARDS
The War Office reveals that Home Guards manned coastal artilery at some points successfully for some time. ...
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FRENCH WREATH AT WAR MEMORIAL
Two officers of the Free French Naval Forces, Capitane de Vaisseau and Lieutenant Auboyneau, visited the Australian War Memorial ...
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PERSONAL
His Excellency the Governor-General presided at a meeting of the Federal Executive Council held at Government House, Canberra, yesterday ...
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COAL DISPUTES
Powers of the local reference boards to enable them to settle disputes on local matters have been extended by the Minister for Labour ...
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BLUE BIRD CHOIR
At the recent Trinity College of Music examinations conducted by Dr. Forde, the Blue Bird Choir from Canberra was successful in gaining ...
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MINERS' PRESIDENT
Mr. Charles Nelson informed a meeting of the Central Council Miners' Federation that he had decided to withdraw his resignation as ...
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WENDELL WILLKIE
It was learned in Canberra yesterday that it is probable that Mr. Wendell Willkle, who opposed Mr. Roosevelt in the last American ...
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THE WEATHER
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NEWS FOR ENEMY
Strong criticism of the way in which details of defence and essential projects were made to the public, was expressed by the Premier (Mr. ...
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Danish Minister Resigns Over Anti-Comintern Pact
The Danish Legation in London announced that the Danish Minister (Count von Reventlow) informed the ...
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CANBERRA LICENSING COURT
Sitting in the Licensing Court, Canberra, yesterday, the magistrate (Mr. Ryan) granted application for renewal of license to the following: ...
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LIQUOR SALES
Figures supplied in connection with the applications for renewal of victuallers' licences in Canberra, disclose that there was a decline of 14,000 ...
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COMPANY CONTROL
Provision that no alteration to the memorandum or articles of an Australian company in which more than 20 per cent of the shares are held by ...
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CHURCH CARD PARTY
A successful euchre party was held on Tuesday night at Hotel Kingston, the proceeds being for the funds of the cake stall at St. ...
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CANBERRA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION
Dr Jacobs, MSc, Dr Ing (Dres), of the Commonwealth Forestry Bureau, will speak to the University Association of Canberra to-night at 8,15 in ...
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[?] MEN KILLED IN CRASH.
DAFOE (Sank.), Tuesday.—Leading Aircraftsman C A. Coles (Brisbane) and Leading Aircraftsman R K Crothers (of Newcastle), of the RAAF, ...
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AUSTRALIAN BODY ARMOUR FOR TROOPS
Samples of an Australian invented body armour for troops are now being prepared and will be tested by the authorities soon, the Minister for the ...
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Enemy Wants Dakar Naval Base
The Zurich correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that German political circles are proclaiming a new era in French and German co-operation. "The Boersen Zietung" emphasises the importance of ...
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WHOLESALE THE[?]TS
The Justice Department has announced that the Federal Bureau of Investigation has arrested 30 men in Detroit, Chicago and New York, in ...
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WAGE INCREASES
President Roosevelt today, announced the terms of the compromise settlement of the railroad wage, dispute, which threatens to lead to ...
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FAIR RENTS BOARD
Fair rents boards to operate in 302 localities in New South Wales were constituted by the Minister for Customs (Senator Keane) ...
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Dancing Awards.
Mr Jack Gudgeon and Miss Pat Staples, of Canberra, were successful in obtaining third place in the grand final of the New South Wales section ...
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