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Germany's Air Strength
London, July 13.—The aeronautical correspondent of the "Sunday Times" says: "The German air offensive is gathering momentum but ...
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BRITAIN RETALIATES
London, July 13.—An Air Ministry communique states:—"Bombers of the R.A.F. last night continued their attacks on objectives in Germany in spite of adverse weather conditions. Naval bases at Emden and Kiel were again attacked. Damage ...
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BRITAIN'S FIGHT
London, July 14.—The First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A. V. Alexander, broadcasting to America, said:—"Britain is threatened as she ...
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GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE
Vichy, July 13.—France's new authoritarian Cabinet meets this afternoon. Marshal Petain issued a decree ...
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ITALIAN CAMPAIGN
Cairo, July 14.—A Royal Air Force communique states: "British bombers during the week-end raided Eladen, Elguboi and Bardia and ...
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THE WAR IN CHINA
Singapore, July 14.—The officer administering the Government, Mr. S. W. Jones, broadcasting to-night, said in the course of his address :— ...
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France's National Day
London, July 14.—Several thousand Londoners shouted "Vive la France" while French soldiers and others cried, "Vive l'Angleterre" in ...
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Twelve Nazis Shot Down
London, July 13.—It is officially stated that R.A.F. fighters engaged enemy aircraft over the Straits of Dover this afternoon and shot ...
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ATTACKS ON BASES
London, July 13.—Huge fires, visible for 70 miles, broke out at Emden after R.A.F. heavy bombers had dropped 20 tons of bombs over ...
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Fighting in Africa
Cairo, July 13.—An official communique states:—"The small British garrison, though heavily outnumbered, is holding all positions ...
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The Burma Question
London, July 13.—The Burma road question involving the passage of supplies to China through Burma has been virtually settled, says the ...
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Further Raids
London, July 14.—Searchlights were active on the north-east coast this morning, but no gunfire was heard and no bombs were dropped. ...
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Nazi Airmen Captured
London, July 13.—Seeing a Heinkel make a forced landing in an adjoining field, the landlord of an English inn called to his ...
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Air Raid on Aden
Aden, July 14.—Air raiders bombed Aden at 1.15 p.m., killing two natives, slightly injuring three, and slightly injuring a British ...
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NAZI PROPAGANDA
London, July 13.—At a time when the Nazis were seeking to impress Italian opinion with the object of facilitating Mussolini's entry into ...
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Wednesday's Air Battle
London, July 13.—A young fighter pilot gave a broadcast account to-night of his part in Wednesday's biggest air battle in the English ...
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Army Casualties
London, July 14.—The longest casualty list yet issued contains the names of 117 officers and 875 other ranks. The latter includes 630 ...
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The German Version
London, July 13.—The German High Command states: "Our bombers attacked aerodromes, ports and armament factories in England ...
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The Pope and the War
London, July 13.—Cardinal Hinsley made the following statement to-day:—"Certain papers recently, quoted Vatican sources as ...
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"Day of Dawning Hope"
London, July 14.—General de Gaulle, broadcasting from London, said:—"France has a considerable military force, able to fight at any ...
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Neutrality of Eire
London, July 14.—The Berlin radio denies that Germany is planning to violate Eire, but says: "Any attempts to reshape the ...
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Effect on Germany
Ankara, July 13.—Travellers from Germany report that traffic in some parts of the Rhineland has been brought virtually to a standstill by ...
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War Savings Campaign
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RAIDS ON ENGLAND
London, July 13.—German bombers and fighters continued their attacks on the shipping lanes and coastal areas to-night. Nine 'planes ...
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Looting Occupied France
London, July 13.—The Germans are satisfied with their material gains in occupied France, where they found enormous quantities of ...
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Fire Services Efficient
London, July 13.—The efficiency of the local fire service and auxiliaries was vividly demonstrated when an enemy aeroplane crashed ...
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Director of Sport
London, July 14.—The Swiss radio says that the French Youth Minister has appointed Borotra, the tennis player, National Director of ...
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Gifts from the Colonies
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Political Arrests
London, July 13.—The Minister for Education at Vichy has ordered the arrest of all officials of his department who abandoned their posts ...
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Communications with U.S.A.
London, July 13.—The American Ambassador, Mr. Bullitt, who has arrived in Madrid, says that communications between Vichy and the ...
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Contributions from Enemy
London, July 13.—Used for releasing incendiary bombs, numbers of long aluminium reds have been picked up after German raids. The ...
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Aeroplane Engines from U.S.A.
Washington, July 13.—Rolls Royce aviation engines a to be made for Britain by the Packard company. The National Defence Commission ...
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17,000 IMPRISONED
London, July 14.—The "Sunday Times" states the political arrests in occupied France resulted in the imprisonment of 17,000. ...
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Men for the Army
London, July 14.—To-day's registrations of the 1908 class for military service totalled 322,597, 1649 of whom are conscientious objectors, ...
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Villages Bombed
London, July 13.—A lone raider dropped three bombs in a corporation housing estate in a town in the south-west of Scotland and wrecked a ...
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French Administration
Vichy, July 14.—The Petain Cabinet at its first meeting discussed the removal of the Administration to Versailles and also problems ...
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A Legless Pilot
London, July 13.—Behind the report that an R.A.F. fighter command pilot, who lost both legs in a prewar air crash, shot down a ...
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Future of Jugoslavia
London, July 13.—The "Times" Belgrade correspondent declares that Jugoslavia is rapidly becoming a corporative State under pressure ...
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Evacuation of Toulon
Marseilles, July 13.—The authorities have completed the civilian evacuation from certain zones at Toulon, in view of the possibility ...
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Britain's Tea Stocks
London, July 13.—The Ministry of Food announces that, with the cooperation of the London office of the Dutch Colonial Office, an ...
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German Report
Berlin, July 14.—The High Command reports:—"During an armed reconnaissance over the Channel, German fighters attacked several ...
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The German Way
Vichy, July 14.—Following an article in a French provincial paper, accusing the German army of preventing civilian complaints from ...
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Nazi Victory Service
Marseilles, July 13.—The "Paris Soir" says that the Germans intended to hold a spectacular Protestant victory service in the famous ...
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TWO KILLED IN SCOTLAND
London, July 13.—Raiders dropped 24 explosive bombs and between 100 and 150 incendiary bombs near a north-east of England village ...
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