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  2. VAD's SELECTED FOR OVERSEA

    Appointaient of officers for the first draft of the VAD selected for oversea service was announced yesterday by Mr. Forde, Army ...

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  3. "PEACE WITH JUSTICE"

    While speeding up national mobilisation and expanding the armament industry. Lt.-Gen. Tojo wants to continue negotiations with ...

    Article : 384 words
  4. MOSCOW OFFENSIVE BELIEVED WEAKER

    Germany's offensive against Moscow, which has lasted 21 days, will not easily, and probably not this year, recover its old power, comments "The Times" military correspondent. ...

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  5. ALL RESOURCES FOR WAR

    Probable early diversion of labour and resources from production of luxury goods to essential war goods was again indicated last night by Mr. Curtin, Prime Minister, when he said that a vigorous war ...

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  6. STATE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

    Views on proposed recalignment of forces in the State Parliament should be clarified on Tuesday, when the Legislative Assembly resumes the ...

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  7. SERVIAN ARMY FIGHTS ON IN MOUNTAINS

    A Serbian army has its own GHQ in the mountains of Bosnia and western Serbia, state 3 Serbian officers, who have arrived in Cairo ...

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  8. DAILY DIGEST

    Regard the situation for a moment with Hitler's eyes! Has he accomplished his programme for 1941? Not by a long way. By force and by ...

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  9. NEUTRALITY ACT DISCUSSION

    Immediately on his return to Washington yesterday, President Roosevelt conferred with Congressional leaders to determine whether ...

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  10. DIVEBOMBING ON BRITAIN

    German divebombers last night dropped high explosives and incendiaries on a south-east coast town. Arriving singly, they climbed to a ...

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  11. ANOTHER US GRANT TO RUSSIA

    Mr. Jesse Jones, Federal Loan Administrator, announced that USA has advanced to Russia an additional £7,000,000 to pay for war equipment ...

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  12. £138,860 GIFT TO ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL

    A gift of £138,860 made by Messrs. Ernest and George Connibere to Royal Melbourne Hospital covers the entire cost of the nurses' home now ...

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  13. TIMOR AIRLINE QUESTION

    Unofficial Dutch sources in London are inclined to minimise any suggestion of immediate importance in Japan's Timor airline agreement. ...

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  14. "CHINA, OUTER DEFENCE OF AUSTRALIA"

    "China today has become the outer defence of Australia, since Chinese resistance has frustrated Japanese plans for ...

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  15. INDUSTRIAL CHANGE-OVER BIG TASK

    Detailed plans for reorganisation of civilian industry and release of manpower and material for war purposes are being prepared by Mr. ...

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  16. NO MORE HOMES FOR OFFICIALS AT CANBERRA

    CANBERRA, Wednesday. — Lack of living accommodation is a practical difficulty standing in the way of the new Government's policy to ...

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  17. EX-MILLIONAIRE GETS YEAR'S GAOL

    U-S District Court has sentenced William Fox, former millionaire motion picture executive, to a year and a day's imprisonment, and fined ...

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  18. JAPANESE TROOPS IN MANCHOUKUO

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Japanese troop movements in Manchoukuo were described by Dr. R. W. Hill and Rev. M. McCreery, of the Irish ...

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  19. MR. MORRISON HAS A TOUGH TIME

    During his speech Mr. Morrison said he did not think the House wanted its members treated differently from their constituents. He ...

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  20. STRATEGIC POSITION OF SAMARA

    The Times diplomatic correspondent says some members of the Soviet Government have gone to Samara. Most leaders are staying in ...

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  21. DSO FOR ARAB LEGION HERO

    Major J. B. Glubb, Royal Engineers Reserve of Officers, who during operations in Iraq was in command of the mechanised ports of ...

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  22. CANADA BUYS SHIPBUILDING YARD

    Mr. Howe, Munitions Minister, announced today that the Government had purchased Dufferin Shipbuilding Company in order to convert it into ...

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  23. GIFT FOR WAR EFFORT

    Postal notes for £3 were enclosed in an envelope received by the Defence Secretariat at Canberra on October 16. No communicationd ...

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  24. ARMING SHIPS IS URGENT— MR. ROOSEVELT

    When he announced the sinking of the U-S-owned freighter Lehigh (see page 1) to his Press conference. President Roosevelt said that ...

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  25. 3 PLANE ENGINE FACTORIES AT WORK

    Th[?] Australian factories are now producing aero, engines on a quantity basis. Melbourne factories are manufacturing Gipsy Major ...

    Article : 140 words
  26. NAZIS CONTINUE REIGN OF TERROR

    Two Frenchmen have been shot in Troyes and one in Lotret for possession of arms, says The Times French frontier correspondent. ...

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  27. TURKEY TO RECEIVE RUMANIAN OIL

    An agreement has been concluded between Turkey and Rumania whereby Rumania will supply petroleum products, which will be ...

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  29. DOCTOR PRAISES NEW DRUG CURES

    Dr. Charles Porter, addressing 1,600 members of the U-S Academy of Ophthalmology at their convention yesterday, said sulfadiazine has ...

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  31. MOULDERS BAN OVERTIME

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—War work is likely to be seriously retarded because of a decision of the Moulders' Union not to permit overtime, ...

    Article : 178 words
  32. HOSPITAL APPEAL STILL LAGS

    Contributions to the Lord Mayors Hospital Appeal were again disappointing yesterday, only £540 being received. This brought the progress ...

    Article : 198 words
  33. BRITISH INVASION "IMPRACTICABLE"

    Discussing opening of a second front in Europe, Boston Radio, in its digest of American Press opinion session, said:—"No doubt it is bad ...

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  34. GROWING ALARM IN GERMANY

    Disappointment at the slow progress of the Russian campaign and doubt regarding its outcome are being widely expressed in Germany ...

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  35. RAF DAMAGE IN DAYLIGHT RAIDS

    Low-flying RAP patrols early yesterday morning attacked an oil storage tank near Ostend, goods trains, an oil tank and waggons near ...

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  36. ENGINEER'S COURAGE

    For having rescued a greaser from the blazing engineroom of a vessel that was taking in oil, Mr. George Sydney Smith, an Australian ship's ...

    Article : 203 words
  37. BUILDING INDUSTRY'S WAR EFFORT

    The desire to seek every possible means by which the building industry can assist the war effort is affirmed by the executive committee ...

    Article : 229 words
  38. LORD BEAVERBROOK APPEALS FOR WASTE PAPER

    Lord Beaverbrook, Minister for Supply, appealed for 100,000 tons of waste paper for making shell and cartridge cases. He pointed out that ...

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  39. "SENSE OF FRUSTRATION"

    Lady Violet Bonham Carter, in her presidential address to the Home Counties Women's Liberal Federation, said: — "As we watch the ...

    Article : 117 words
  40. SIR E. PAGE FLIES TO OTTAWA

    Making a last-minute change of plans, Sir Earle Page yesterday flew to Ottawa for conferences with Sir William Glasgow, Australian High ...

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  41. HIGH RAF OFFICERS RETIRED

    Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding, formel C-in-C, RAF Fighter Command, has been placed on the retired list. There are suggestions ...

    Article : 139 words
  42. YOUTH ORGANISATIONS

    At the invitation of the National Fitness Council, representatives of about 20 leading youth organisations of the State met at the Town Hall ...

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  43. NEW US DIVEBOMBERS

    Two new types of divebombers from USA will soon be in operation with the RAF and Fleet Air Arm. The performance of the new aircraft ...

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  44. JAPANESE AIRLINE DOUBTED

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The manager and owner of a leading Batavia paper, Mr. N. Metzelaar, who arrived in Sydney by plane tonight, said he ...

    Article : 82 words
  45. CHRISTMAS "SMOKES" FROM USA

    The Anzac War Relief Fund, New York, has cabled £1,000 to the ACF, with a request that it be used for purchase in Australia of special ...

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  46. REPAIRS TO BRITISH SHIPS

    The Navy Department announces that the following British warships are in U-S ports:—Auxiliary minelayer Agamemnon, auxiliary cruiser ...

    Article : 41 words
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