Allied hold on Western Front amid rapid German advance
Fragmented dispatch reports scant details from south western Belgium where Allied lines probe German thrusts. American First Army maintains positions near Liege and Marche while the Third Army fronts the Goesman advance toward Luxembourg. Ike urges resolute leadership and adequate supplies to blunt the offensives in the Ardennes corridor.
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Liege
Ardennes
Germany
Aachen
Strom
Luxemburg
Ardennese
Belgium
France
Eisenhower
Alps
Justice for the Banks debate over war time banking policy
The document outlines opposition to Commonwealth Bank expansion in Western Australia during war measures. It argues trading banks were displaced and warns of permanent national banking monopoly using wartime powers. It urges customer choice and parliamentary consent to avoid injustice.
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Commonwealth Bank
Hom
Commonywealth
S Bank
Western Australia
Miners Vote For Return To Work In Australia
Miners face a chance to return to work on January 2 and end a 10 day holiday protest. Leaders urge compliance to avert a government challenge and pave the way for a comprehensive inquiry into oil industry grievances. Public opinion could side with lawful authority if a fair deal is reached.
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Australia
Ita
War era program revisions and defense plans discussed
A garbled report discusses wartime production and defense program revisions. It references "The German offensive," changes to material programs, and orders affecting shipbuilding and fleet deployment. Mentions Arline and JLB amid broader plans for security, production, and schedules in 1946.
Rundstedt’s Fame Rises in Reich Power Struggle
Special report outlines Field Marshal Rundstedt’s counters and rising status, comparing him with Himmler as a top Reich figure. The feature mentions Hitler’s shadow, Allied pressure, and key German leaders like von Papen amid internal shifts and a tense press conference atmosphere.
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Lusdon
von Mundstedt
Germany
Himmler
Reich
Farreapon
Vail
Penmageon
Hitler
Peace on Earth Urged by Roosevelt in Christmas Broadcast
In a Washington Christmas message President Roosevelt spoke of victory bringing a lasting peace on earth with all nations united. He warned enemies may delay success but affirmed determined action to defeat evil, urging Allied unity and faith in a future free of oppression. The Pope also called for peace, stressing moral duty and a halt to aggression as war plans threaten global stability.
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Sprint
York
Bagan
Prick Adminteryatlon
Pdarai
Gerning
Westers
Washington
Raooseyvelt
MVE
Mrako
Austratis
Kaow
Feith
Ube
United
Vlingansd
Bleed Actors
Tiny
Airman Mas To Walk in Wartime Inspirational Note
An airman in Brisbane is highlighted in a wartime feature describing a planned march. The piece mentions patrols, leadership, and a call to support the war effort, noting past travels and expected actions.
World War II Round-Up And Naval Updates
Round-up of war-related events including air attacks on London and the sinking of ships. Reports touch on naval actions in the Western Atlantic and the impact on Allied convoys. Mentions Japanese protest over American air force actions and references to leaders and strategic movements abroad.
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Sir W. Webb
Ouim Lonbut
Child Justice
Amik Rian
Wits
Gibson Gir
Navy
Landon
Lonken
Ishoub
Naval
King
Currading Press Association
Admiralty
Eebom
University of Whisk
Tumatn
Kahl
Eleaent Towers
Alousthie
Fiitelieina
Perldminwey
Ieast
Mr King
Foreign Office
Tus
Air ‘Force
Jonanieae
MuentaArt
Bride To Be Plans Quick Wedding In New York
Bride to be78 Ralatiyew and Violet Biddle decide on a rapid engagement and wedding in New York City. Legal counsel Brandawiddie to prepare documents while associates review plans. Stated venues include a formal theater setting.
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Lipgua
Brandawiddie
United Areas Cormepanden
Wedembsers
Intipre
Iy Chongkine
Uae
Jayne
Pridiy
Chiniesr
Gow
China
Vasey the Japanese war hero and his Seventh Division
A fragmentary wartime piece profiles Major General George Vasey of the Australian Army. It notes his praise of Japanese foes as “silly,” his leadership in the Seventh Division, and his career from colonel to major-general. Mentions campaigns in Crete and Greece, and a 1940s tone on his temper and appearance. Also references a Britain book shortage and a Paddington council measure to stock readable books.
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Tokio Radio
New Guten
Vary
Mirceress
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Rey
Sax
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Nur
Greece
Varia Pam
Reece
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Ma' Crete
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Austratia
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Hinneland
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Dixth
Divison
Mareshy
Fienook
Talf-Way Ecroa
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Apivision
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Rook
Chitruyine
Ministry For Supply
Paddington Council
Sroondehand Oks
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