Japan Presses Inland in Chekiang Amid Chinese Resistance
Japane se forces continue to press inland in Chekiang and Fubien coasts after mass landings began April 19 1941. Chinese assets and big business face disruption as occupation harshness and student mobilizations provoke further misery and uncertainty about enforcing a New Order.
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China
Tat
Chekiang
Chekisng
Fubien
Shanghais Ma
Ankend
Japan
Soba
All Arts
Am Athe
Fhiere
Bern
Indoshina
Zhina
A.J.A Protest Over Parliament Ban Sparks Journalists’ Outcry
The Federal executive of the Australian Journalists Association protests a Senate and House action excluding Sydney Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph representatives from Parliament. They condemn the move as attacking press freedom and democracy, arguing it taints reporting and targets working journalists. The federation disputes the implied link between journalists and political bias and warns of broader democratic harm.
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Monconan
Whaas
Alle Wallan
Associstion Newin
Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sunday Telegraph
Senate
Treatire. of Representatives
Snd
House
Tinday Telegraph
Telegraph
Retian
U S Troops Tell Of Their States Texas’ grand legacy profiled
Texas is described as the largest state by area and production in the union. Staff-Sergeant Thomas B Bayless notes Texas leads in petrol oil cotton and cattle while detailing its history from La Salle to annexation and independence before joining the United States.
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Texas
Union
Thomas B. Bayless
Wayiess
Ian Hobby
Sergent Baymes
United States
la Salle
Mexico
Spain
Inter Exax
United Inter
Morning Hose Care and Plant Moisture Advice
A fragmented historical note discusses watering rules for morning horticulture in winter, emphasizing dry cold air, root moisture balance, and avoiding surface overwatering. It mentions watering once or twice, timing in the morning, and cautions about dampness affecting roots plus general guidance from the Commonwealth Salvage Board with a deadline of July 11.
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Anon
Arntint
Saat
Commonwealth Salvage Board
Gifford on low mood trade and postwar economy
A critique of postwar economic thought argues that low mood in trade and money flow depresses activity. It highlights liberal views on women’s education, banking policy, and public spending as remedies. The excerpt reviews Gifford’s publication linking monetary policy to recovery and asks for a practical, calm approach to postwar economics.
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Seth O
Gifford
Hut Lye Say University
Nice
Esessons
Peliien
Bravery Medals Awarded to U S Men in Pacific War
Fragmented text reports bravery medals being awarded to U S service members in the Southwest Pacific. Names and details are garbled, but reference appears to honor soldiers and a peacetime award context.
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U.S
Prisoner Humphreys Escapes Again in New Zealand
Richard Humphreys, after a 19 day voyage to Tasmania, escaped from guards in singlet and trousers at Treade on arrival in New Zealand. He eluded guards by entering an arbour and vanished. Police searched for his body after a possible drowning near Crusoe Island. The search continued as weekend conditions persisted.
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Muininseath
Altea Rivces
Southewes Paciins
Boiers
Australia
Nero
Msc
Nate
Conifer
Wellington
N.Z
Richard Humphreys
New Zealand
Tasmania
Hay
Taree
Humphreys
Beenleigh
Bert Cole
Boova
Crusoe Island
Jumpinpin
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Bie Ines
Chellang
Elkrade
Chins
Conmad
Erie
Bian
United’ States
Siena
Java
Wrocesen
Ita Hostur
North
Chin
Cheklan
Nationa Tomes
A.J.A
Sinter
O Sergea
David Berry
J. K. Gifford
Heresy
Majer
Sussnomler’ Tay 'Camneres
University of Queen R
Gifford Supplies & New Langie
Gitford
Odemer
Bny
Dreason
Enzo Heenzo
Heenzo F
George Wallace
Welee
NAVY
ARMY
Airforce
Olympic
Olympic ‘Tyre & Rubber Co. Lia
Royal Reserve
Fiaimeers
Merced
Margaret ST
Brisbane
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