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  2. WAKDE GETS 220 TONS MORE, MAKING 1000 TONS IN FOUR LAST RAIDS

    GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HQ, Tuesday.— Liberators and Mitchells on Sunday rained down another 220 tons of bombs at Wakde, bringing the total or more than 1000 tons in the last four raids. These attacks are rapidly building up into saturation ...

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  3. WORLD WIDE NEWS FLASHES

    SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINISTRY.—Two changes have been made in the South Australian Ministry—Mr. C. Abbott KC replaces Mr. ...

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  4. "Whale of a Time" at Walgett

    SYDNEY Tuesday.—Urged by a practical joker in Sydney to go to Walgett for their leave, two US servicemen who took his advice, ...

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  5. Kuriles, Carolines Are Hit Again

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday. — A Washington Navy announcement says that US bombers on Saturday bombed Shimisu in the ...

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  6. Why Wolfram is So Valuable

    Frequent mention recently of wolfram among the raw materials which the United Nations are trying to prevent neutrals from ...

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  7. Ordeal in Lancaster

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.—An Australian manned Lancaster bomber from England which had two of its engines hit over ...

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  8. REGULATIONS TO GO AFTER THE WAR

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. Forde, the Acting Prime Minister, said in Sydney to-day, that war-time control and regulations will ...

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  9. Mass Migration Not Likely

    Britain's population problem immediately after the war is likely to be so acute that, it may be necessary to take steps to ...

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  10. Honours Conferred on General Blamey

    LONDON, Tuesday.—His Majesty, King George, yesterday conferred on General Sir Thomas Blamey, Commander of Allied ...

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  11. Amazing Cures for Sub-normal Delinquents

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—An amazing series of cures of, sub-normal delinquents by feeding them on liver, often raw, and wheat, were ...

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  12. Manpower Handles 263,000 Cases

    CANBERRA, Tuesday.— In the six months ending March 31, 1944, the Manpower Directorate handled 263,000 cases involving ...

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  13. Sport Sidelights from Sydney

    It is doubtful if there have ever been so many injured players in the early rounds of the football competitions. Practically every club is ...

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  14. HORSE TRANSPORT

    Because of the ban on the trans. port of horses by train, novel means of bringing animals to Sydney are being practised. Latest to arrive is ...

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  15. FORMER RANDWICK PLAYER KILLED

    News has been received that John Roper, RAAF, has been killed in England. His bomber struck the spire of a Yorkshire church. Roper, played ...

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  16. Monsoons Will Have Last Word in Burma Campaigns: "Japs Not Super Men," Says Chinese General

    The monsoons proper have not come to Burma yet, but there is evidence enough as the rain comes bucketing down upon hill and swamp, jungle and slithering clay tracks, that within a few weeks Lieutenant-General Stilwell's advance may have reached its seasonable limit. The rain already has checked several promising operations and the prospects for the immediate future depend largely ...

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  17. HUGE BETTING FIGURES

    Horse and greyhound race meetings are being very well patronised, Huge betting in the aggregate at race meetings is shown by figures for the ...

    Article : 92 words
  18. JACK WHY DEAD

    Jack Why, former South Sydney and Australian Rugby League representative player has died; ...

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  19. WESTBURY CLAIMS TITLE

    The middleweight championship of Australia is being claimed for Alan Westbury. He was to have fought Al Bastien for the title in Melbourne, ...

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  20. NO NEW STAYERS

    Recent racing has failed to bring forward many new stayers, and the long winter races are likely to be contested by the "old brigade." B. ...

    Article : 65 words
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    HEAVY LOAD AND ROUGH SEAS prevented this Sunderland taking off from the Bay of Biscay where she landed to rescue crews of two aircraft forced down. Later, the rescued men were transferred to a destroyer which took the flying boat in tow, but the strain of being dragged through heavy seas was to great and the nose bollard ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. Priest Returns from Moscow Mission

    Father Orlemanski a Polish-American priest, who recently visited Moscow to discuss the Polish situation, has arrived in ...

    Article : 71 words
  24. SERVICE SECTION

    LOST.—At 300 picture show on Saturday, May 13, khaki sleeveless pull-over. Reward. Finder please return to Army News. ...

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