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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
1
Japan Strikes Pacific Bases Amid War Declaration News
Australia reports Japan attacking Malaya Thailand Singapore and Hong Kong. Hawaii Guam and the Philippines bombed. Bangkok bombed with casualties. Britain’s Churchill says war declared on Japan. Japanese landings in Malaya and Thai resistance ongoing. Australian airmen attack with Hudson bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Jaan
Malaya
Thailand
Singapore
Hong Kong
Nauru
Ocean Island
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
U.S
Hawaii
Pacific
Australia
A.I.F
Mr. Churchill
House of Commons
Japan
U.S. Sea
America
Guam
Philippines
Bangkok
Landon
Bomba
Sngapore
Japanese Attack Expands Across Asia and Pacific
Japanese forces launched air and naval offensives across Hong Kong, Malaya, the Philippines, and Dutch and North Borneo. Attacks targeted Sing apore, Davao, Park Field, Camp John Hayes, and other bases. Casualties reported include 104 dead and 460 wounded in the U S Army Air Forces, with battleships and carriers claimed sunk by American accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Philippines
Park Field
Army Air Base
Davao Naval Base
Camp
John Hays
Luzon
Davaohi
United States
Bay
Shanghai
National Broastcasting Co
Manila
North Borneo
Dutch Borneo
Canafi
War Department
Jepanese
Amt
Tokyo Declares War as Pacific Crisis Deepens
A chaotic wartime dispatch notes Japan’s radio announcement of war, U S responses, and Allied fears as actions unfold across the Pacific. It cites Tokyo’s Tojo broadcast, Roosevelt’s impending congressional request, and reports of battleships Oklahoma and West Virginia set ablaze or sunk. The piece also references Allied censorship and communications blackouts, with Nauru and Ocean Island attacked and earlier shelling of Nauru.
Australia to Declare War Wide National Decisions
Federal Cabinet met in Melbourne and announced major decisions with more to follow. The War Cabinet will convene at 10 p.m. and the War Advisory Council will meet later. Army Navy and Air Force leave are cancelled and work in defence and essential industries will proceed on public holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Curtir
Curtin
Ger
Australia
Japan
Haslloensse Ik
Puleat
Plea for Petrol Ban and Home Front Measures
The article outlines a government plan to prohibit private petrol use for leisure and reserve transport for essential needs. It mentions blackouts, home security cautions, and Defence officers enforcing precautionary measures. Debates over overseas service and potential amendments to the Defence Act are noted, with possible compulsory home defence calls to Pacific territories. Entitled discussions include Labour Minister Way and Allied reinforcement considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Mr. Way
ALF
Unite
Malaya
Units At War Stations In Melbourne Defense Remarks
The Australian Prime Minister stated units of the Royal Australian Air Force have taken positions planned for wartime in the Pacific. He noted reconnaissance squadrons expanded and Catalina aircraft present in Australia, with veteran pilots ready to be deployed, stressing full effort to defend the Empire from threats to freedom.
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Royal Australian Air
Pacific
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Denkeford
Staciona Naira
Bey
Dersonnel
Drakeford
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