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NO MILITARY SCAPEGOAT OF BRISBANE LINE
The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) said emphatically yesterday that he refused to allow the former Commander-in-Chief, Home Forces ...
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AUSTRALIANS DECORATED FOR RAIDS ON GERMAN DAMS
The King has approved of a number of awards for gallantry displayed in flying operations on the night of May 16, when a force [?] Lancasters was detailed to attack the Mohne, Eder and Sorpc [?]ams in Germany. ...
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INTENSIFIED AIR ATTACKS ON AXIS SUPPLIES
Allied plans for the defeat of the Axis are now becoming more apparent, and it is clear from the intensified air attacks and from Mr. ...
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WHO PAYS FOR PACIFICISM?
NOW that millions of men and women, have devoted their lives to the cause of the United Nations and we have progressed a substantial distance galong the road to victory, pacifists are active again in Australia, their primary aim being to drive a wedge between the United ...
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GUIDANCE FOR MR. CURTIN IN STRIKE POWERS
In exercising his powers under the regulations gazetted [?]on Thursday night, providing penalties against persons taking part in illegal ...
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NEWS IN BRIEF
AKRON (Ohio), Thursday, — The C.I.O. unionists have returned to work in the three major rubber company works, complying with Mr. Roosevelt's ...
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PERSONAL
His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Gowrie) has received the following reply to a message sent to Her Majesty Queen Mary: "Deeply ...
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LISTS RECEIVED OF WAR PRISONERS
The names of moro than 3,000 Australians held in Malaya, have been sent to the Commonwealth Government through the International Red Cross ...
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THREE PILOTS RECEIVE D.F.C.
D.F.C.'s have been awarded to three members of the R.A.A.F. two of them serving with the RA[?]F., the Minister for Air (Mr. Drakeford) announced ...
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GREEK SUBMARINE'S SUCCESS
The Greek communique announced that the submarine Papa Nicolas, which was operating with the Beitish Nayy, sank off Crete by gunfire ...
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SIGNS OF UNREST IN CELEBES
The Island of Celebes, together with South Borneo and a few other islands of the Netherlands Indies Ardhipelago, does not come under ...
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JAPAN PUTTING NEW BASES TO IMMEDIATE USE
Disclosure by the Minister for the Army (Mr. Forde) that Japan had new bases north of Australia, were confirmed by the Prime Minister ...
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ALL RADIO SETS IN HOLLAND TO BE SURRENDERED
Following the declaration of martial law and the intensified police measures to restore order in Holland, it is now reported that the Germans ...
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THE LATE J. G. COATES
Through the death of Mr, J. G. Coates, New Zealand had lost a distinguished citizen and a great parliamentarian who, over a long period of ...
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ARMY CASUALTY LISTS
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NAZI THREAT TO HIT BACK IN THE AIR
The military spokesman of the Berlin radio, when commenting on the R.A.F. raids against Germany, stated that Germany will strike back ...
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