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ANOTHER AIR BATTLE
London, July 29.—An Air Ministry communique says that strong formations of R.A.F. fighters intercepted enemy bombers, escorted by fighters, which attacked Dover this morning. Fifteen enemy 'planes were shot down. Several of our 'planes were ...
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BALKAN SITUATION
Bucharest, July 29.—It is officially stated that Rumania has agreed m principle to reach an understanding with Bulgaria and Hungary on ...
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WAR OFFICE OVERHAUL
London, July 29.—A standing committee has been set up by the Secretary for War to consider the present administrative ...
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BRITAIN AND JAPAN
London, July 29.—The "Times" correspondent at Shanghai says that, in addition to the 10 arrests previously reported, another British ...
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SPANISH POLICY
London, July 29.—The Lisbon correspondent of the "Times" says that although no country can consider itself safe from Herr Hitler's ...
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ITALIAN CAMPAIGN
Cairo, July 29.—An R.A.F. communique says that while reconnoitring in Eastern Libya R.A.F. bombers, with a fighter escort ...
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Attack on Dover
London, July 29.—An ness of the air battle said:—"Suddenly from the dazzling glare of the sun, hordes of bombers swept like ...
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Delegates Return Home
London, July 29.—The Bulgarian, Rumanian and Slovak Ministers to-day returned to their respective countries, expressing appreciation ...
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Argentinian Support
London, July 29.—A reply to the telegram of Senor Carlos Pueyrredom, expressing the solidarity of the Argentine Pro-Ally Committee— ...
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MALTA'S HUNDREDTH AIR RAID
Malta, July 29.—The 100th air alarm, was sounded on Monday when enemy 'planes approached Malta. Anti-aircraft batteries went ...
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Franco-Spanish Frontier
London, July 30.—The "Daily Express" says that on the Franco- Spanish frontier over 600,000 German troops have been shifted into ...
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British Protest
London, July 30.—It is authoritatively stated that the British Ambassador in Tokio, Sir Robert Craigie, in an interview with the charges. Sir Robert Craigie gave explicit assurances that the British community in Japan, have no political ...
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Harassing Enemy Convoys
London, July 30.—It is learned in London that British forces in North Africa have been harassing Italian convoys bringing, stores to ...
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South African Troops
Pretoria, July 30.—It is disclosed that the South African troops bound for Kenya are the advance guard of a much larger army to be ...
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Spain and Portugal
Madrid, July 30.—A new friendship and non-aggression agreement between Spain and Portugal was signed here on Monday. ...
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Ambassador Meets Foreign
Tokio, July 29—The Foreign Office stated to-day that the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, had continued the discussions which ...
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AIR RAIDS ON GERMANY
London, July 29.—An Air Ministry, communique issued to-day, states:—"Last night our bombers continued attacks on military ...
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German Claims
London, July 29.—A German High Command, communique, claims that a U-boat sank 18.750 tons of shipping in a strongly protected ...
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Gift from Brazil
London, July 29.—The Brazilian Red Gross has sent a gift of 14,000 kilogrammes of sugar (approximately 31,000 lb.) to the Red Cross ...
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Great Work by R.A.F.
London, July 29.—The Air Ministry news service says that 30 divebombers, protected by 50 Messerschmitts, attempted a surprise ...
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Lord Halifax's Statement
London, July 30.—The Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Lord Halifax, stated in the House of Lords that there was no foundation for the ...
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Britain's Food Supply
London, July 29.—Stanley Kelly, a South Australian farmer, told the "Daily Express" that he is astounded at the vast stretches of light ...
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Mediterranean Arena
London, July 29.—Field-Marshal Goering's boasts to an American interviewer that the German air force, which so far has only been ...
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Southward Policy
Tokio, July 29.—The newspaper "Hochi Shimbun" said to-day that the Foreign Minister, M. Matsuoka, was favouring a rapid propulsion of ...
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Defence of Britain
London, July 30.—The Berlin "Voelkischer Boebachter" says: "The war on British soil will be anyth g but a pleasant stroll ...
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Britain and Rumania
London, July 30.—It is officially stated that the British, protest to Rumania declares that a return to normal of Anglo-Rumanian ...
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Unofficial Estimate
London, July 30.—It is unofficially estimated at Dover that 25 enemy 'planes were destroyed in yesterday's air battle. ...
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Reconstruction in Rumania
London, July 20.—The Berlin radio says that resulting from the Italo-Rumanian talks, a joint company has been formed to reconstruct ...
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Germans Feeling the Strain
London, July 30.—It becomes increasingly dear that Germany's exaggerated, air claims care intended to bolster not only the civilian ...
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Sales Tax on Bibles
London, July 30.—Sir Kingsley. Wood stated in the House of Commons that the Bible would be subject to the purchase tax, and that ...
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Overtures to China
Hong Kong, July 29.—It is reported that China has rejected Japanese overtures- involving an armistice and an all-embracing ...
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Australia in the War
London, July 29.—Squadron-Leader Pearse, of the R.A.A.F., whose award, of the Distinguished Flying Cross is announced, drew ...
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Danube Mined
London, July 29.—The Berlin newsagency states that the Rumanian Minister for War has ordered mines to be laid in the estuary of ...
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How Germans Were Snared
London, July 29.—The "Daily Mail" reveals that British fighters to-day set a trap into which the German raiders fell. One force of ...
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German Torpedo-boats
London, July 30.—There is reason to believe that the Admiralty has found counter-measures for dealing with German torpedo-boats which ...
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Shanghai Cafe Fight
Shanghai, July 29.—Colonel Peck, who commands the United States marines in Shanghai, visited the Japanese Consul. Mr. Miura, to-day ...
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Destroyer and Trawler Sunk
London, July 29—The Admiralty announces that the destroyer H.M.S. Wren was hit by a bomb during an action between British ...
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The Baltic States
London, July 30.—The Moscow radio says that Esthonian, Latvian and Lithuanian parliamentary delegations, of 20 members each, have ...
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Another Bomber Shot Down
London, July 30.—It is officially reported that R.A.F. fighters shot down an enemy bomber off the north-east coast of Scotland this ...
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More Enemy Raids
London, July 30.—Enemy 'planes were over the north-east, south-east and south-west of England this morning. Bombs were dropped on ...
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Malaya's War Effort
London, July 29.—Malaya, with a population of 5,000,000, has sent £5,000,000 to Britain since the outbreak of the war for war purposes. ...
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German Version
London, July 30.—The German High Command asserts that Germany only lost three 'planes at Dover yesterday, and claims to have ...
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Dutch East Indies
Tokio, July 29.—It is reported that Mr. Shingo Tsuda, president of the Kanegafuchi Spinning Co., will be appointed Japanese Ambassador ...
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Mr. Chamberlain's Health
London, July 29.—Mr. Chamberlain has undergone a successful operation, for the relief of intestinal symptoms of an obstructive nature. ...
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