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  2. Rains May Halt Japanese Land Advance Until July

    CANBERRA.--Seasonal tropical rains, now about to drench the island of New Guinea, may delay the Japanese advance along the Mark- ham Valley until July. ...

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  3. Supplies Mergers' Urged By Beasley.

    CANBERRA.--Appealing to manufacturers to pool their technical knowledge, Minister for Supply Beasley said today that Australia ...

    Article : 82 words
  4. SOUTH JOHNSTONE FAREWELL TO DEPARTING POLICE CHIEF Police Searches At Mundoo

    South Johnstone residents assembled in force to farewell Sergeant Peter Boyle who has been transferred to Ipswich, after seven years Innisfail police early today searched the homes of a number of Mondoo residents of foreign extraction. ...

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  5. BIG BURMESE ROBBERY BRINGS MARTIAL LAW

    LONDON.--A Burma communique says that the Chinese counter-attacked-yesterday and occupied Nangyva; and also the Kyungum aerodrome. Martial law has been declared on the ...

    Article : 123 words
  6. CASEY NEARS OFFICE END

    WASHINGTON.--Australia's Minister to the United States, Mr. R. G. Casey, vacates that office from midnight tonight. ...

    Article : 92 words
  7. Air Raid Alert in Colombo

    LONDON.--No further news has been received from Ceylon, since the earlier report that an air raid alert had been sounded in Colombo ...

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  8. JAPS DRIVEN OFF IN 22ND RAID ON PORT MORESBY

    A SINGLE enemy bomber, accompanied by three fighters, staged the twenty-second raid on Port Moresby on Monday afternoon. The bomber made two runs across antiaircraft positions; ...

    Article : 115 words
  9. FIRST ALERT BROUGHT INNISFAIL NEARER WAR'S DANGERS

    SUGGESTIONS that last night's air raid alert Was due to misconception of instructions are officially denied; and the powers that be have assured The Evening Advocate that their action was ...

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  10. JAPS USE POISON GAS. CHINESE CLAIM

    CHUNGKING.--The Chinese high command communique makes the charge that the Japanese used poison gas in their attacks at Toungoo. The Chinese were not taken by surprise. ...

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  11. KHARKOV'S FINAL ENCIRCLEMENT REPORTED

    LONDON.--The Vichy radio declares that the Russian have completed the encirclement of Kharkov, while the Tass agency in Moscow has announced that the Russians had recaptured an ...

    Article : 45 words
  12. LIGHT CRUISER LOST

    LONDON.--Loss of H.M.S. Lion, a light cruiser of 5,000 tons, is announced by the admiralty. No other details are given. ...

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  13. ROOSEVELT SUMMONS PACIFIC COUNCIL

    WASHINGTON.--President Roosevelt announced today that the first meeting of the nearly created Pacific War Council will be held in Washington on Wednesday. ...

    Article : 113 words
  14. LULL IN PHILIPPINES

    WASHINGTON. -- The United States War Department announces that sharp fighting continued at Batan in the Philippines all night ...

    Article : 76 words
  15. MAN AND BOY ELECTROCUTED

    Frank Budken a bove and Georke Madden, an adult, were joint victims of an electrocution today. ...

    Article : 142 words
  16. INDIANS AGAINST BRITISH PLANS

    NEW DELHI .-- Although the Indian political parties have yet to officially determine their attitude towards the British proposals for India's future government, the indications point to their ...

    Article : 129 words
  17. POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR EASTER.

    Holiday arrangements during Easter are.-- Good Friday, office will be closed all day; Easter Saturday, office opens ...

    Article : 74 words
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